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The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26
Pay Upl

We wish to call the attention of ALL in
debtsd to this office. that the present Janua-
ry we wish to settle with all-those that we
are owing and those owing us. We have some
accounts Of long standing on our books, that
are perfectly good, but through thoughtless-
mesa aud inattentioh they have not been set
tied. From the collection Of many small ac-
counts due US. we shall be able to pay large
ones; aud We trust that no one. knowing their
Indebtedness, will hesitate to come forward
and Pay Up.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26


New wHAMrsHIRE.-Tle Democratic convcn-
tion has nominated Governor Weston for
Governor.
Resolutions were adopted dsnouncing the
suspension Of the writ Of hdbsas corpus In the
Southern States as atrocious and unconstitu-
tlonal.
The president, z. D. Rand Esq, o! Lisbon,
made an extended speech, reviewing the pre-
sent administration and attacking 1t severely,
aud contrasted the records Of the Republican
and Democratic parties Among other things,
he manifested a willingness to join with the
moderate Republicans, Schurz and Trumbull.
or rcven Horace Greeley, IN order to defeat the
Ka-kiux legislation.
Governor Weston accepted the nomination
In short speech
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

Ey- No affidavit was ever nade by any
body, etc-News
For bare faced, DOWNRIGHT lying. the edi-
tor of the News stands pre-emincnt, Forty
six men did make aGidaru that they voted the
+. Citizens Ticket" at Bard's poilscnrh,yi nc
..S...5sa Iooz' being majority OF the votes
pol!cd.
Docs the News want to see their names in
print P Fayetteville Democrat
How is this Capt BARD? We thought when
you made the assertion. you were as bold as a
lion and brave as u sheep. Get right up,
Capt. Bard, aud explain.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

sY- you don't believe the Radicals Of Ar
kansas and especially those of the West, are
having the "peace" that GEN. Grant so much
lenged for, they should read the letter of Col
Logan II. Roots. IT, s. Marshal in the Fort
Smith Patriot, addressed to its Editor and
then the "opcn letter" of Gen. PIERCE to Col
RooTs, which declares war to the knife We
think. however, that the Patriot is barking
up the wrong tree, " In its efforts for the re-
moval Of Col Roots; but we shall see what
we shall see"
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26
TT The New York Post, one of the

TT The New York Post. one of the
leading aud most influential Republican
papers in the land, says:
Senator Rice, OF Arkansas, has re
Gently EXPRESSED himself to reporter
in favor OF amnesty and civil service re-
form, thus placing himself in direct op
position TO the Clayton or Minstrel "
faction, who have used their power for
prescription so tyrannically, and their
official positions SO corruptly that they
have made the politics of Arkansas a
by-word
The Post can be assured that the
proscriptive and corrupt Clayton fac
tion will be devoid of power TO plum
der our people and make our politics a
by word, when again we meet them at
the polls.-L r. Journal
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

- Aftsr reading the criticisms of the Fl.
6mith Patriot, on the Philharmonic Concert
given recently In that city, we went over the
prcgramme-up and down, down and up-to
zee who the boorish individuals were that cut
up 20 mauy "monkey Shines" and for the
ife of us We could not put our hand on them.
Who were they? Tell us. If there is one
thing more than another that our over-ths-
river neighbors pride themselves on. it is do
Ing such things with the polish Of gentlemen.
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For Sale /!

1UIE NV N See. 5. T9N9ow, 1922 asros. i'm.
and within few yards Of the l.. II. Il \. 5, II. K,
Several acres cleared strictly frstclass ppland, Sa
M Sec. 36, TON 30W. g.72 acres, First-cass riv-
or bottom, fronts on Arkansas River just above the
mouth Of Frog Bayou. Some improvements. E1a
5 Z and " + Sec. q. TON 80 W, 100 acres, First.
G lass river bottom, eornerng with the preceding.
on this place before the war which are supposed to
be in q diapidated condition.
The above tracts Of land will be sold at low figures
and on liberal terms. Title guaranteed.
Apply to j. II. HANEY,
Woodruff General Land Agency.
plm Little Rock. Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

EE In case the Grand Duke cannot
visi, the OIL regions, the Titusville Her
aid proposes to send on tank OF crude
oil and sprinkle the contents around him,
so that he can get an idea Of how those
re. i'm ! ssQ.eils.
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Brick for Sale.
DREWERY n CO..

DKEWIGKY ~ co"
HAVING just finished burning . an,vsr live t
IL BRICK. are now prepared to dem'st ~
the Yard or In any part Of the town. y" 9th.
Low prices as can be furnished by any w. w.,
sr parties. - q. The
Mr.. WOLF can always be fonnu 49," y" msy
Brick Yard ready to wait upon all VINO w.
desire Brick. .,hy.
NJ. W. DREWERY, Will cont'"sd rdsrs. Hs
Ing Brick In the wall, or receive rs )" len with
NAV he found In the city. Orders 0rlrs.c,"ry ,v 81.
him viii receive prompt and sat's'"e''''
tention. ,.,ality Of
nv Reco,lect that in price and q"Sas aq,,S ssk .
Brick we vii, not he nnderso'"' ~
liberal share o. patronage n. 4 co.
may 1911
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~ Capt BARRY. of the Dardaneilc Chroni-
Gle. 10 not 40 welded to the nomination oflion.
Joseph Brooks for Governor but what he
could accept any other good man as stand
ard-bearer. lie closes an article in reply to
the. Arkadslphia STANFORD, who protests
against the Democracy taking any such men
~ MIR. BreokS as follows:
1T Capt. r. w. Wishard who has always
been liberal republican and who stood "ps SO
manfully for lhe people ot Arkansas In the
Legislature Of lS67-6S should be candidate,
We could vote for him or for any other equal
ly honest and liberal minded republican.
Daniel Webster OF Fayetteville would make
us an honest executive officer; In fact there
IRE many liberal republicans in the state
which we can well afford TO support. Let the
republicans bring out their candidates-we
holding the balance Of power In every in
stance can quietly choose whom we will sup
port This Is the way to give Arkansas i'm
mediate relief. In thls- NAY alone can we
Read that - ----- ----------..-.-.. -
Patriot.
The Fort Smith Patriot wants us to read
tho article of the Arka,ielphia STANDARD, Civ
Ing its reasons why the Democracy should
not support Hon. JosEpA Brooks for Govern
or. We have read the article, and have also.
read what Mr.. Brooks charges to the account
ofSenator Clayton, and have come to the con
ciusien. Judging from the statements of both.
that more villainous couple could not be
scared up In any State. Its, however, Sa-
tan rshuking ain. for the Patriot to rcprove
Mr.. Brooks and his party for their crimes.
"First cast out the beam, Z" etc.
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~ Mrs. Bullock, wife ofex Gov. Bullock
ef fGt0J<la, Is said to have my sterously dis
appeared 1t wouldn't be very surprising
should ~ husband follow her example, one
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tE- The Fort Smith Patriot charges the
Town Marshal Of that place. Mr.. CHARLES
RoDINsoN with taking IS bribes. from women
Of questionable character, for not complain
ing against them
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

tB- In the Senate on the 10Th, Mr. Sumner
gave notice that he would propose an amend
ment to the Constitution providing that the
President slssll be ineligible to reelection.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

In this town. on the 25th inst. by the Rev.
s. II. Babcock, Mr.. THOMAS III. MATHEs and
Miss MARTHA, daughter of Richard 5. Rob-
erts, Esq. all ofVan Buren,.
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u A. Evansville attorney has been fined
three dS)).s for contempt .f court, and says
etIat sum IN = NOT begin to represent his con-
senllk elw n tribunal which imposed the fins.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

eY- Returns received at Washington indi-
cate that the cotton crop will yield three and
one third million bales.
The Van Buren press., 1871-12-26

r. 1ien. Grant Is a philosopher; he takes
thj33H q. they come. TAXES thvin easy, and
aaIEnH guM many ufthcin.
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sE There will be no paper issued from this
Office next Tuesday. 1t being Holiday week.
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NOTICE..

OFFIcE l.. r. x FT. SMITH r. r.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 10, 1871. J
In pursuance Of resolution passed this day by the
board of fdirectors of this company, all persons hold
ing claims against Pierce Steacy n Gorston for IN a.
lerias furnished and work done upon the Little Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad, are requested to file the
with the Secretary of this company for adj jud-
cation. CHAS g. SCOTT Pres.
GORDON n PEAY, Sec'y.
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A Sumner for the Children.

The three Sunday Schools Of Van Burcn,
having joined hands. will give the Pupils of
the Schools on next Wednesday, a public en-
tertainment and supper, at the Court House
From the character of the Ladies having the
management we predict one of the finest sup
pers that has been set before the children for
a long time. Ample preparations, we learn,
will he made for the parents rs well rs the
children, and as Christmas comes but once
a year" We hope that perfect arrangements
will he male to give the children an evening
full of enjoyment. Wednesday nigh! next
at the Court House. Perfect order will be
maintained.
IL" After all the crimes charged up by the
Fort Smith Patrioi against JosEPn BROOKS
and tie Brindletail wing OF the Radical par
ty generally, 1t makes proposition to unite
the two wings on the basis of the Amnesty
clause of Gen. Grants Message and cries lusti-
ly for "peacc."
Ii "old Joe"is guilty Of one half of the
transgressions charged against him by the
Patriot. he should unite with the Ministries
ut once, for We can assure him, there is no
other party OH Gods green earth that he could
get into. with the record true, that is laid at
his door by the Clayton wing.
The fact of 1t ia } osEPH has got the" Min
strels right where the "wool Is short aud
no one knows 1t any better than the Patriot
Editors-thus the lusty cry now "cone Brin-
dies, let us have peace" We can imagine the
reply OF Mr.. Brooks $50, poor d., there is
no peace for the wicked"
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Town Lots for Sale f!

Onn LOTS In McGEE'S ADDITION,
LUV adjoining the city Of Van Buren.
Among which arc many OF the most desire
able locations for residences In or about the
city, Apply to Mrs. MARY A. MCGEE,
Van Burcn. jan l7tf
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THEY WERE SHOT DEAD.

At least fifty balls were poured into the
body Of each of the unfortunate men. To
finish their hcllish deed with the proper
cclat, the nurierers then took the bodic
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M A r r. e D q.

V.B. Lodge No. 6, Dec. 26, II.
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HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET

Nsw-YoRx. Thursday. Dec 7. 1871.
Nothing of interest has transpired in the
general horse market Trade L. extremely duIi' sno
dealers contend that different state OF AFFAIRS couio not
reasonably be expected at this season.
Nineteen head OF work and light harness horses as
rived per Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
from Chicago consigned to Messrs. Barker Chase 10
be sold at auction Due notice Of sale will appear IN
time.
Regular semi. weekly sale ut Mcssrs Johnston Van
Tassells horse and carriage auction mart tomorrow
friday, Dcc 8, at IL O'Clock. 40
Attention called through our advertising columns 70
large of trOttng stock to take place ut stables
% Great JOness tomorrow friday, tho 9Th lust, ct
1890 o. -
very neat little pamphlet has just been Issued and IL
extensively circulated by Messrs. j. b. Brewster Co..
the weknOwn carriage manufacturers OF East twenty
ft-s 1t is called The Carriage Bulletin, and. with
brief reference to the late James Brewster, ESQ., the
father OF the present President Of the Company with
whom the latter commenced business In 1881 1t DIS
cussos very ably tho many advantages offered by Q
method OF manufacturing under the very eyes OF ther
patrons who at oil times invited to step from the
tn the adjoining factory and has as principal
feature tho most exquisite perspeerc drawings Of the
latest styles Of vehicles they have placed on exhibition
In the repository.
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To has-I ton rnnhine IN 1uaIy H"t "oe 'u""
rs, .-.,eo or lci"w the grai Cl'iTi :, -.
no ccnnre' quot ru' hoies generniF aV
M Telegram osclGe s-S1
I,.l,.h RT at ate
NEAl-The for fi"ui anu
a'" TIE ciGet hniers
tse, t,mi plenty AMI in tar request AZ we e">c W.
r u rather sEd strong, especially for good OaAet'
S-,,is Sl.n ri 1850 bhlS. We got;
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Tgrrep,I Ie T-ByyvEs-Arivsls. So h.advt 20 cans a.
".l.', 50 carload expected at
o. .D C.n1rs Iod The mssei ruled strong
. % 'I So 0is s up p. S ss tie Of s i', I:t
l.aze lo.e AID few Texans .14se kouO:
~ i@. & sT 70 NJ nomina rates III. "ys, WIS.
a sS but TT % o q. &c cs ad an
a q dossn iIO ihs win sSS IL car. a,e ester
Ian K.hu rur.s aud Fowler Earle each ~ eA aD' BID
% Of til. Norris cattle Illinois BY Samuel, g eSt at 's1It
~ !. 10, fs q p ss .:s y Tss.: By
o 81 II So eaeO aud The Sis' sc md IS Of q ew at
Kap had 80 Kentucky cattle one ear Of ,, hen e"t sold '
I pGa 1856 Thar: %.;. :: p @
:~oas rS .a Be- re osses e. tSe.s
Cnry hePherson soh lol ipdisns eers FOR fo"ief h''
l. Daiey the Fowler cattle se,nt ew at
Chicago bee. Ia. arrived and sold at CAFE for
TIE wetssses o were ear. for GSs Ue W v Wood
to DOT, ze,ea fOI b. Post and Hampton Will several I'll
ulry sod bis 100 good Ken,uly cattle laid at sias ew at
ng,sge for " wpsa e. llo1 S steers e'H' '"'
Church run out ~ ordinary d ewt Illinois steers Tor M b. DO "
had for W. Wood q Illinois selling at &C.
nio ''' ''' O''' @ ''' - 0D'' '''s'
Hampton had car State which 1l33 n
, sd So I've weight aud pair large oxen 1879 eab
welnef Hughes sold ca. little steers and Leifsn,
'"%. Of them at sgj per head with pair At zoe -
G ss 4: P.Sa
TO- aud Mount Hosy j. 7asc The tnsst hosdessed soil
arrivals Of 4%ss sheep and lambs to-day
sitT the market Of the
which safe eoantupo for .s length Of time
Of 100 7c
7ic with eie paid for just few extra fat
M With the cs sheep are scarcely QaoAos below
:tf. and lambs under a ale . -
b.es At Forty BY Albany dealer VII MI H. Carton,
ny Michigan sheep NJ At SIC 26 do sf D at % ID cwt aud
70, VI ~ average, at 6tc . $500
Hume Ehou izs thin n Ohio sheep at SCI d. IS. n,
u - ktate, 80 n. 5tc. aud i0 do lO N, at 7e 100
hoIaw state sheep No. at &c. go State 10
u. &C., aud ~ state lambs 81 N. At 7tc.
KIRBY gold % State ewes so H. SIC d. o. IT, SIC. and Vi
AMs 81 h. st 1i&
The over v 80 state lambs, Gsl %. sod then ss 7e
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DOMESTIC MARKETS!
Pima Dec 7|uectron BsrkNo at fH Coffee brn;
Ec @s and s Fair .s s God E ;,a"ns q
Wrsicra K: sa 60 I've unchanged Yellow sos
S m rs Sr ask M a non s D w sT ''
s pst aal n' an .' gm a% :. sd'
du; PeIn.y 'a 81 ga s' Com dai White Southern CSC
.c,y S6cnicf. &c Rib Sides s; ss
Hans M Lad quiet lOc Butter firm and in good demand WHISKY
T III, s;Sss'd i ;ss s9y Wheat g 70
bnsh New OtsoSms parcels selling at ~ Rye
western at re! ohr article, unchanged Receipts 800, 6i
Mhelt 1000 bash Cora 300 bush shpmenis-lUN BUSH Barley
; Flour a , an, sn Ss :'s: 20 Mt at
ten hGss FIR %s quiet ani i. "eass No. M
end y Iq efiis Tary ansn'ngc; sales oocG bush
1 sG T" c% at If Sa@s Mss & s Ss l
Stigia?y +tia rs; Mullins. sass : un lIEhsin.s s7c
tse Ne Isb WHEAT 7scc Su. B'rS
Dc ~ S gu1 and in good demand .sY S 1 Red
Scs. SC, Ga .6c. rs,roiearn firm and unchansel.
VIII i q Aabcf Nicls:n i = WHY lsc. 81
-, Dec firm Bogr g.. .n;s, ,or a
%an El AID wi'S 81 a:@*i B. Corn iaii dm% and
5. S j. e Fl'vrca qsie, Foi. 81 Ss @
% Tens 'a &C. K s'is WIZ WIZ: 'T quiet sa en s''' r'e
l Do op f f. h% 70 s" e % IN s . t' ana
We se 15 Z s:'. H is1
uthance, BRINE Fall &c Rye fm; No 2, 7Sc Whisky fm;
lca ia S.eS is 2 AS e'sat D Tf
&C. ' n 'i5 s SIZE cl S ' G, a Bacon "nsr rp s% M
a ofr . ss ' Cs,5 s@ ~ Lard 6r" IND .c,
Rec Ps4oo bls Flour 1000 bush Wheat. 300" bush Corn
CycxxAI De- -ilcu trn ami demand Family So e0
$ GOOD go % on le KID ss T Err dns a and a Hs
os,s in got demand at ga oc Barley good drmad at sa gc
n%a n % %' dom 'T gP ns sS ~ s S Shns sale: 40
s s3 % s = 50; te Sl c A fs % a' '%
c;a P Ss1 OF. ' sas G' % dem - G is a 80
dull and dToOus sh9usr Sides 'a7ic Bacon quiet aud
AT4s, Dec T q IN s 's: G et s,e
MIN at. ,@ st.: s' %s..ip Sss IT,, n' 8,
bot; sc for 80 2 snA sc for No Oats u aud nominal holders
IA & a qas, U and Unchanged Wheat steady
No. 81 22 No %l2o Oats in fir demand; sd,'nSed; No.
G-a',d; sTincs H. &C. bas, ~aS; No. afsll S &C.
f, h s t and %ht s 10 E<' a ''
1EDo e w dull and T" 3 s% Ts% o H 49, M
g. Corn lrn unclsneri II.l Mixed 4 &C. Low
;td1 .s': 4? IJ I log,
t %.S' Corn 4% eo s; q sHe o OI''
::rS IL: !! VIZ ti (. S.j::a
IN G demand 81 et J.ns, Hai:
; ;s, ss s sc Mdy e January,
s Ess Sc k.et DT "a fs 'H 10 "si No Ss
8 cash s .s nsGsn9sr .I S ss 9 Se -
.' 5 s.s :. 4 FL s: end 9 ID a :s';
i , Mesis f su " Gst1d H sAS o short i RI
&C., Clear Mddles, Short Clear Mdes 6ir shoulders
cn l" M avf 'IEs s s a4i &'' coe % .
F1 $50 ba.s w M % S a1' caip 'i H t
o % Rgs % COZ Sp, h p'1 d and e s'% ., s: fls
bus. Re. ,bJ bush. Barley, aud 1000 Hogs
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PAco& cennrnipaw. ITO Jcrsey ewes % n. stsic
so 30 jersey wcthe 10 Tie. and at Fort
cth-st. 39l State sheep 70 b. 81 &c.
HoGs-Arivas. 3l8 Portiethst all b. ne ms
road and The nak eostnaes 10 gain
There nothing soh alive and oa two cars wnea
cou 10 sold pcvioos slarzhteng them. Prices given e
for hve wcern dressed quoted Aasa OF city .sosha
heavy sold Co. ~ b. down. B{c leo h Gle 49, D &c. and PH
&C. State pork cells at Gallo according heavy OF light
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NtGA>T ~ eoneIe lcuslt, III ks"s AID 'h be' IRA e'
lgc fsr RrfLil. 9:0g,c good sorg at e..
cr 'tc running rather low add ne activity caused by
cli.h' Odd
iIHshl 4yic Ktne continues Inactive; quote
III IT
>Ekps-ov~f demand ard hm; sales e. 40 BAGS
saa quote Pni.e Ohio Ntc.. and lLdsna
az ,'n. On and al.
STFatfN i.d"! IA; steady q; l!dl"tc.
rAitDW de- and wax saes OF tOCp r. a |.".
Wnlnb timer sid tsI active ss,s Of 30 bis a. 81 o.
H. lt,,l sAA. IO,a
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North Rrr Rdslroddt.
Dec - pigs A.hcs pkgr BeesxsE II bbls Copper, Pn
Dried Fruit los hbls Rggs bba Flour $500 bush Whss
20 no hush Corn 1860 Soh OA 200 bs,s Mall. 800 bush H'
Iiop nas 1917 sides Leather l6 bales Mos, ~ oo
SPIRIT upen.ine 2l7s bblA Rosin $40 pigs Oicake n -
pkgs Meats i2 pke Lard. ~ pkca Stesr1 ot1
pays pkg. s5 Pkss T.ow 80 Dre': ca ii, noS
pkcs Tea bbi, 20 piga Tobacco y" be' WHISKY "0
bales v ool. l43 bbIS Green AUpleA
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioxno, Dec 7llW opened at %! for money and
o., t the account. United States FvcTw,ny Bonds i62S VIZ
1865 old sll 1905, 95 Ter Fortics Dt r.
Mt l0g, for he issue Of 1S2
PAxIs Dec IA H. Re opened at SCI 9rc - -,
iIyKEpoo Dec 7-l0:Wa m-Coon opened firm; Mdding Up
lands Odd MddlnR Orleons. lCtt
7-l:O mConsols for money ST. for the &C.
corn ga s2I; Vni,e bonds 67s. a5l
Lospos 7-43o ons coei at ~ for money nnd ut
for the 70 cunt, United Stat Twenty bonds iSo2s ss 1865
old 80; 1915 9t Ten.Fortc 9Ol
PANS bic 7-r. ID --Rentes clos I'd at SCI 95c.
LvEErooL. Dec, - mCotton cle 6rT MitHins Cpnis
pa; Mhllng OcAas 100 salcs OF dt,, 1890 bales
speculation auj Dseou 81 pcst for Cumber
lsI CIT
loYpoy bullion Bank OF England has increase
4 900 du.u; the week.
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DOMESTIC MARKETSS

HAVANA MAPKETS.-DEc. 7.
neH Sugar firm; No u d. s. lSd1 rca arobe.
Exchange LONDON 2t G24 per cent premium Frcsts quot
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Amusememfs.

A CADEMY OF MUSrC-NILSSON To-NighA
sTRskSsc s' e%a sl ss'' ora no Scsfs.
rA's GsSS; H s 81 E1mak 81 '"''l'
h'" CHRiSTlNA NILSSON b Der sr.es Net q LUC1A.
MAX x4 II ssse,.a SAN g i D.sss e: e c.,
...:. "a: Sg WI 81 1l4 s: s..,
Re..r'sd SEAT: On: DcII; II..:. '''' ''''''
sra" nov I" ne Academy, aiso. 1o ssd ne Broadway
| A CADEMY.-FRA DIAyOLO MATINEE.
With the following .,eeIIsns c,st:
Monsieur VICTOR CAPOUL for The sra tine
which role be created great sensauoo In Paris three hssrsd
s s h 5s2S E RyxH Al r. .1 d. int L I r.:
Big SoScoI RSTCixaiT coIFrT BAnIi i. A'.s
Ad%sioa to ssis M.tin5s 81, deserved ses.s 81 s1n
Seats can now Academy also Ol cod liz B
way
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-Oh Fourteenth-st.
n Mesn MAURICE sTRAKOsH respectfully aIaak
NewYork and vicinity for The liberal sosas -
corded ''" and ME- III 'se'
sTRAKOsCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CO..
ptmosr Of th, sic:: 49, departure for Phsdpss) ssA
-. 81, . =, IsHssE MORE GRAND oFrE1 NIGHTS
''' A''' McSDAY EVENING NEXT the 18th December 1911.
tue brilliant operate Of the period Mons Anbsess
Ihonass New Opera. y
will be performed With Cast New sceuery New Ds
Mile CHRISTINA NILSSON. MONO!
sl ,s t I9scu v;aabrkIn
y. VICTOR CAPOUL..... 0CqtIELM0
MAX MARETzEk n.c. director and couduss
Toe sale q THIS (Fda) MORNING. At ~
snbscrbe will prsss notfy the management at the BoxOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
forces, Carriages, tarncss. ST.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
sALE TRoTTNg AND FAMILY HossEs
dS don't ma MARsss ~ RTsssoH BIAEktJs ROBES :,
HANDSOME and ane large BLOOD BAY PATCnEN trotng 0SR
6 hau he yeGB old raise MOUNT HOLLY BY Amos Gar
nsr e and I'D. sired y fAE dam By TEvsEE has sns 81 flowing
mey style beauty tie State NewJersey
old be tote someVe in 2i6 2sa and 246 driven y
mabe dposon fears nothing; handsome an pnr"gte and when
10 train to track and show be sound and had
will make the fastest horses tie country Several a
solicited and willing to take him last se~on free Of
keep him back until next Spring when be would be fu developed with
oil his has style end action for fcla1 coach or coupe horse
and lis temper qualities aad dsloson make him streA'' Am
horse. He must lie seen To be appreciated
ls hsh old rr ~ SkNsso cFP By
TON rad by Col Alexander Kentucky Of the hadsomest
bes,bred Sta Ts Mare h shown great see but
has been used the last gt coupH Tor family use ana M nne
For brood has equal her fEDGRBE
guaranteed and certified to- be ruced warranted souno anu
kind She cos = |, 80 eigaeen months - ,.,,.,
ALSO the handsome Troing TOM ALLRN 1871 high
easy and pleas driver without tricks honst AMI wehi'i;
Away. ready and wiling hardy and rugged The fastest sleigh or e
Horse Ii hBER BOY 5t high old raised In STATE Of
Maine; nIb,r team, when he ce"tlpe gat
ssS 1 was z Ae, D5 "T s Ri, as %a's sps
fine free and pleasant driver ana the finest pole hoe '0e
county AMI ta @ 9 G n 'S sn ss T ns Wagon
both 10y Drevse Of PTo0mest et OF ne and double HARNESS.
BY Dansecmt; Robe Blankets, etc.; a, bn class.
This sale fine class o Horses as were ever onerr 10 n
pnc e ate They VIII be cold " the
highest bd!er without the las; lint rtron being the properly
and prominent Politician who being obnged u
ard abroad has ordered them soil
stock be- aud examined at stable as above and psr'cu
lars asserts neil
N"eaemon In guest, dr'as' Horses and genuine aud war
rantcd TrJt.efs sljrL! AIT nd thi' sAe.
SPEED WARRANTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

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TANNFR q Co. Bankers, No. II Wall-st
FIGHT PER CEHT Fmsr MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
~ the MomIr lNp MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co.. IN
dorsed by Alabama $1,000 mile on completed
road. Particulars on application. For sale at "
and accrued interest by SOUTTkR q O"'
So William-St.