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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company:
TVHE undersigned having been duly Sc
L Iected to open books for subscription to
said railroad, and having received subscTtp-
tions to the amount required by the charter
Of said company to enable It tu organize by
the election of a President and inc Direct
Ors for one year, hereby give notice to the
stockholders OF said railroad thilt an election
wiq be held for the purpose of electing said
officers, at VicksDurg, Mississippi, on the SGh
day of August, A.D., 1871. Stockholders
may vote in person or by proxy, and each
snare Of stock entities the Older 10 one vote.
z. b. STARTsE,
A. M.
nInl W
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and INDIGES1-O On
extent than prOba-
ady, and relief is
Al sought after. 1.-THE
in its action, health
bly, secured. a
NkLiver causes Head
~Jaundice, Pair in
gh, Dizziness, Sour
In the Mouth Bill
tation OF the Heart,
Spirits, or Blues,
symptoms, which
is
VI that has ever been
Il mildly, ef1ectually,
eg BILE COM
injury. 1t is harm
IL has been used for
VI dreds OF the good
parts Of the q
It's virtues.
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a IL - 49,
A. M. WADDILL.
~"~n " EmuL-E,
administrator Aolics.

N.B.-The books Of subscription can re
at the ONCE of Messrs. Hasslett &
Voolfolk, where subscriptions will be re-
estved. ty2
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ARRIVES: LnAvEs:
New Orleans Nal. daily 400 pm l:l0 pm.
Express, daily------- 6sU an. 40 pm.
Fr6iEht, daily e~LCeptSun-
$50 pm. $40 an.
Depot al foot or Main street. Ticket once,
a7L ERfn street. one door forth OF Jefferson
JAS. YONGE, Genl SupE
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EXCURSION.
GRAND EXCURSION


The Union Steamboat Company win send
their ravorits steiner
ARCFEC.-----.-..--CapGaia J.. r. Turner
Leaving Buffalo, July 10, Cleveland, July
y, Detroit, July q, on a
Grand Rxeursfon around Lake Superior
VISITING every point OF interest on that
celebrated and beautiful axe The trfp
viii occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
attractions on the route are: Lake Erie,
Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit River, Lake St.
Clair and River, Sarnia, Latte Huron, Sault
ste Marie y. marys River aid Rapids, Lake
Superior, Neepigon River, -four days for
trout fshfnRl, Isle Royale, the celebrated ST.
yer Island Fort William (Ona day TO visit the
British Camp, the Hudson lay Station, and
the famous Amethyst Veinl Duluth, Bupe-
rtor City, Bayfield,, "a Points, Portage Lake
Copper Mines one day, Marquette UrOn
Mines at Negaupee one day., The Pictured
Rocks, Point aux Pins, Detour. Mackinac and
Put-in-Bay. Parties intending 70 camp on
The Fishing Grounds at EIeepigon River
should provide themselves with tents, camp
equipRge, etc. An experienced Physician
Will be on board the entire trip. A sufficient
number Of launCresses VIII be on board. A
good Band OF Music viii accompany the Ex-
cursiOn. AS only EIGHTY TICKETS win be
sold, application for them sh ouid be made at
once.
Meals and Berths, St35.-Ra
FCr passage and all fnformsdfon apply To
SETH CALDWELL. Agent,
Main ftrset, Buffalo.
y. ID. CALDWELL, Geu1M Manager.
b. +. PATRICK, Gen1 PassnEfr Ag'L Buffalo.
For Lake SapsFlsr This Uslsa StsaEbBaf
Company and Atlantic, OslHth
aad Pacific Las.
OF the splendid steamers Metsor,
" diaF Pacific, COburn, Atlantic, Japan, Ke
Arctic, China and st. Paul, vii
Buffalo daily Except fridays and Sat
urdaysl at 3 pm, Erie the next morning
Cleveland the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sundays and mcndaysl Tor Do
LUTH and intermediate LAKE SUPERIOR
POINTS.
Connections are made at TuIuth with the
Superior and MtasiSstI pt Il. Il. to st.
Paul and all points in Blinn ssOta, Northern
WiscOnsin and Iowa Also, with the North
ern Pacific R. r. for the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT GREATLY o
RATES, VIII be Issued by all principal rail-
roads TO st. Paul by this rOuti, returning via
all rail. Or by all rail routes to st. a and
Duluth, returning via X
During the months Of june, July and Au-
gust, Excursion Trips VIII be made via the
North Shore Of Lake superior, visiting the
Silver Mines, Fort william, Grand Portage, |
For further Information, apply to
B. f. PATRICK.
GENT Passenger Agent, Budaio N. Y. /
Z. 7. EVANS, Manager A, ID. ind P. Line.
:. ID. CALDWELL, Gent Manager Q. 3. Co.
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,yAsoNICD IBscToRY


E4AUE2u
E1--H HEEpHrs, No. uS-mesds u Friday IN
ear rV8uth-Hal cor. Madison and Second.
", s. Matthew's, ", NJ Ben K Pulsn
SEC.
AgGrBoNk. no. IsS-mee.s lst Monday in ev,
CIV month. g. Odu-F ell OWs Hall, Corner
Gourr and Mslu- u. Carroll NJ sonn
Beallsl- Secretary.
LELra sN1rT. Mo- "a Et Friday OF eacl
"mourD-Hau corner Madison and second.
81. ii HIgbse, W-M-s Ms Judsb, Sec
DESoT0. No. Zys-meets Ii Friday OF each
mouIn-Gtd-EelLCWs' Hall Z {. v uH2m-
son. W. NJ; r. ". Shelton, Sec
KHWTNNIEG. Nc. 1l-meets Eh EriC2y OF
each mouth-at South Memphis Hall. cor
ueF o. Madison and Second " b.
Richardst, ". Y; Louis CEapsk1s Sec
RoYAL AECH-
PESr CBAFTEE, No, 2-meets ID Monday Of
aach r1Outh-Odd-keIlJws' Hall c. n.
carroll. n r. n. p; B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
nFg0PHT5 CHAPTER No. ct Odd
Es1 ~ Kan. 3d Monday OF each month.
~ MatthsEs. y. =. n. P; O b w.. War d
3
EryrvE No. m6sts ID Monday OF
s1cE .-rTr n-Odd-FelOWE HaU, j. =. FOrsa
tsT-Tb. ~. q H, Myers, ke1
TEMPLARs.
yYRESE DONEASDAkfs No, EAeels 4th hon
dsv Of each month. Geo. MelersB, Conn.,
i. J. Barchus, Rec
CHAFTE or ELaE SEo4Al
h. Charles " Adams Ecs M. W. Ri
WoHllinson, sd, Sec.
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CHAHcERY SALES
cHANcERY SALE
REAL DSTATDs

NO. Z5S.-N- k-fust Ehancery Court OF
shelby County-AEdrsW Een zert ~ Pzr-
uGz Butler aud Mary f. Butler
UE virtue OF an iutsriOcuturv d=craa an
u tered Ia tAe above =Ruse. Aurr rrT
lSl, directing the sale OF certain u-ona.v
descr10eds VII sell, az 2u1.c
Clerk and Masters ONCE, GrssnIEW bloch
Second street, IN The city Of Memphis. Ten
ueasea. IN
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with several new, very valuable inventions.
and with technical improvements In tbs i'm
plements wishes to connect with q houne in
tbis line. Address, d. Goerner, Esq,, Is
East lAth street, New York City. m4
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EFgPHTs AND LOUISVILLE
ARRIVES. LEAVES.
Nav Exnress 800 pm. 4:B an
Nsw VOL Fxpress - 2.I5 am. E2:B pm
Nashville kTnreSG--.a-.-- o5o All 0sM y IN
Daily through traih 70 Nashville and Chat
tauooga without chang OF cars. Leaves Al
$50 nd. arrives in Nashville ate An Chat
tauo0ga at $40 pm. next day
Depot OF head or Main street
Ticket office, E7L Main street, one door
north ofJenerson,
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES,

HMPHIs AND ITTLE EoOK RAILROAD.
Untl further orders, trains win run daily
- follows
ARRrvEs: EAVEs
HOpedeld------.-.AsE pm. 500 am
Huntersvile----.-...--..6;5 so pm. g:J an
FerrybOat viii leaVe the wharfbOat. TOOL OF
Onion street, daily atSS0a.m
As LINERMOkEs
General superintendent
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D entail Notice.


NONTIEUEs to practice DEHrIsTRY Al
~ his well known stand, No. 3ls Main
street, near the Peabody Hotel. ten
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p Z r o &
PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and Jewellers,
diamond HAL, BATEsVILLE MISS.

ncEEs Clocks and JeWelry neatly
WALS a1d warranted to give entire
PS SDecial attention given TO Wateh
-RSaairi1S- Al Sork sent by express OF oI6-
@T1fSs' win receive oFQmTs SsDehtlA .1fs
EaR Machines repaired.
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UNITED ANCIENT ORDER or DRUIDs

sEEEUgsEuaRsvEr No. l. A AZ
IN Druld HalI, No % bouthCOuTt slrSet, On
Inc nrst and thir0 tuesday NenA9snS 49,
rT0nth. N. s. Hefltgerst n. A. j. beelLeEi
X.A.: r. ". BUttiEsbaus, secretary Johh
L. Eichberg, treasurer ~
MEHPHIs GEOYE, No &-AslAe - lLs LL
Hau M Court stree ever THURSDAY even
Ing. Wm. NJ. Loeb, MAJ A.DaeL Al
~. Shide, Secretary; barney cray 4Eeas
CLEAETHE Grove. Nc. a--Mees ~ L0e 49,
HaIL. 81 Court street, on the nrBt aid ttun4
Monday venings In each month Az
Davis. i. A.; George ". Baxter v A. NJ
Rren. Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
sWooEnIk +. A. CHAPTER, No. a.
70 : Druid Hall. on the second and fourth
day evenings Ia sacA noonth- j. Bean
Tue = A.: A. Hitzfeln. Secretary.
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NAIL SCHEDULE.

ENPH POsroFFICE-Ohce hours from .
an. 10 o pm. Sundays rom 3 20 10 an.
CLOSES. ARETyE
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o. O. p. DIRECrORY.

nm, .FFLlopsa HALL, corner o. Main and
No. m Court-EuthL Lodge, NO a DaGsl.Is
Df X. sbeEah-m ses on ire iooE+H tIlL
Ffrrf Of each month. al - ccLpcA
N'6rwoad. =. q TEomss Bacon eec-
tstsIs yScArpuESr, 10. 8-meets On the
$50 and Lhird THURSDAY nights OF eel
---+T ~ ~ O'Clock. J.E aussell, Z. -
Al n CsrFUL. a. p Thomas Recon scribe,
gv.-sars 4 oBaE 10. 6-neeis eEefy Euescay
1900 ~ s O'Clock. A. ". Jones. ,. Cd
II Ezsfr. ". g.. J. ". WaynesDurgl &SE
$3.50 Tg1DGE-H. Bingham. n. O. ". q.
T,vsTou. v. O. - ShIpEayt secretary.
LODGE, No. SmseLs every Mon
80 ufqht. Al 5 O'Clock. O lu Gordon n.
a. Thos. 8. BInghens v. g. Ihca. Bacon,
Secretary. -
s-e9Df Thursday Of each MONTH Al -
0iciocE. u. r. Burr, VI. J.. M John LINK.
lausr, ID. 4. NJ n. W NofHOous AsssIs
al. s.: Leon Levy, Secretary John 5or-
Ion. Treasurer.
,sSSD LIZ LODGE, No. H-mess every we'd
---T7v. h. kropp, n O.; T. Ackermsn, v.
II Toz Uhl. AecFs l. OttenhelmsT, Irea.
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Ia now permanently established for thstrsat-
ment OF patients, both male and female,
vuhn ara a N fnfaH NTH amw form -
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The Union Steamboat Company win send
their Iayorits steiner
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J.. DELDACH. Postmaster.
o. n. BESTON, Superintendent OF Nails
Rnd Distrt button.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

ES- We wish to call special attention
to the advertisement Of Mr. =. FRIzzELL
of New Orleans, who is here for the pur
pose Of purchasing of Cotton, Hides
and Pcltries, direct from the planter and
farmer. Mr. f. comes well recommend
ed from Fort Smith, where has been pur-
chasing largely Of Cotton and Hides,
within the past month, 1t will cost no
thing to give him call at WHITE &
HAYLEY's. "....t
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

EE' Deputy Sheriff JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
will in connection with his other duties
give his special attention to Auctioneer
inc. Mr.. Baxter will be found prompt
and capable. See his advertisement and
give him call
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
Valuable Building Lots.

S Il. LYoN, offers for sale a valuable
track Of Land, situatc in Log Town 1t
ispleasantly located and laid ont with
Htrccts aud Lots. For sale at bargain
For further Information apply to S. r
lyon or at this Office .rr t.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
Post Office News Room |!

We are glad to know that our enter
prising Deputy Postmaster has opened
q News Room, at the Post Office, where
the st. Louis Dailies and Weeklies and
ali ttinc p.otorials and Monthles can be
had. Let sulicient encouragement be
given the, enterprise to ma Ike it a paying
and permanent institution. Subscrip-
tions received for all papers and furnish
ed at short notice.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

IT, We wish to call particular atten
ton to the advertisement of our old
friend w. b. MOONEY. He having made
arrangements with Mills below on the
river to get Lumber, is now prepared to
euQtract for all work in his line. Mr..
Mooney having worked satisfactorily
early and late for the past fourtee2 years
for the citizens Of Van Buron, it would
be supcrhuous for US to add one word
of testimony to his ability to fulfill al
orders that may be given to him.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Et-" Does our talk disturb you 2"
said one Of company Qualitative ladies
TO an old gentleman sitting in railroad
station the other afternoon. "No,
ma am was the naive reply. "Tve been
married nigh onto forty years.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

PI.AYED OUT-Direct stage communi-
o62)bn from Van Buren to the end of the
h 4. South Pacific Railroad, at Neosh, Mo ,
and thence to st, Louis, has been dis
continued. The easiest and best way to
get to St Louis and the Eastern cities, is
now, to take the boats down the river to
Memphis. Our mail matter is now five
orsix days. from St. Louis, and all for
the reason that the contractors cannot
to to cross the river at this point without pay
! ing ferrage. And from the warning
: orders, that appear in the legal column of
the Little Rock Republican, in which b.
+. Fickling is defendant to half dozen
suits, it would seem that there are other
parties beside the Ferry Company that
want their pay. 1t looks as II it was a
general ego for" the gentleman in ques-
llOD.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Is- An immense blast took place on
Tuesday at the freestone quarry Of John
z. Grant, a short distance above Tren-
ton, N J. Sixty kegs of powder were
used, and 10000 tons of stone were
thrown out, some Of the pieces being
twenty-five feet in length. .
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

Y. Iy' General Tom Thump and wife, at
last accounts were in Madras. They are
not so small it seems, rs they were, but
still the two are hardly big enough, rs
yet, to make one.,A-fF
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

rpEs- DouGHERry d. GLASS have just re-
ceived large and splendid assortment
OF PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
CURTAINS, DC. Give them q call.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

ES" Rocheforts latest shot at Napol.
con is as follows, in his recent preface to
The new Lanterne: "The empire never
was government. The weary sitting
of drum lards in the Tuleries never was a
reign, though it lasted twenty years.,
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

in nEf,- In the Criminal Court Of Memphis,
W. g. Hines, turning States evidence,
6wears that in July last f. Graves, Geo.
Geary and two others hung n youth
named Schoticld for the alleged robbery
OF the till of Graves store, in Cuba, Tenn,
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14


re-" Among the souvenirs of Miss
Winnie Ream's travels are three canoes
handsomely set, gifts from Cardinal An
tonell. Miss Rcam is Mason, and is
the only woman in America who has Ia
ken eight degrees. Before going to Eu-
rope she was given a certificate Of her adj
vancement and a very handsome Masonic
badge, Catholic countries are not friend
ly TO Masonry, and Cardinol Antonelli,
noticing the medal hanging from rib
bon thrown around Miss Ream's neck,
asked what it was. She told him and
said she believed he disapproved the or
der. =" In your country he replied,
"the society does good deeds, but in
ours not" One of the canoes he after
wards gave her was head of Christ,
which, he said, her Professionalism would
not prevent her wearing. Subsequently
he gave her the two other canoes, each
having heads Of the Virgin Mary. Gus
tavc Dore presented her with an original
sketch Of Judith holding up the head OF
llolofcrncs, and Pere Hyacinthc wrote q
very beautiful eXhort0tion on the fly-leai
of her Protestant Bible---commcnding the
contents of the book to her careful study
.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

EJ- Mrs. Ida Wolfe was matfied, last
Wednesday, to Mr.. Angel, the first ir-
stance OF a Wolf becoming an Angel
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
Divine Service.

The Cumberland Presby terians, will hold
their Presbytery at the Dripping Springs
commencing the ID day of March next
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

-ssEss- Don't forget the Ball of the Sir
Knight Templars, on Thursday night.
Tickets to be had of j. w. Donnelley.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

*iaEE" Call on Mr.. i. Frizzel for ex
change No. / on New Orleans and Saint
E6uis, If.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY. Feb. Z 1871.
The river Is rising with stage of 10 feet
water by the Guage. Weather clear and
pleasant Arrivals and departures for the
ilast week are:
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
Van Buren
Cotton Yarn Mills.

vHIESE Mills are now in successful oper-
alton. with a capacity for turning out
Eighteen Hundred p6unds of Yarn a week 1;
making a strong and even thread. which is
not surpassed in quality by any brought into
the State. We use none but the best grade of
cotton produced in this county and are con
fldcnt that our Yarns will give satisfaction in
every respect. We are now
Prepared to Supply Merchants
along the Arkansas River and at other point.
and solicit their orders; which will be
promptly attended to. We shall make 1t a
point to supply merchants. at or near. st.
Louis prices, adding expense of transporta-
tiou.
A. NJ. CALLAHAN Il co.
Van Buteh.'A Ark. June l,'70 If
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14
C. M. THOMPSON,

Agent for Crawford County.
Dr C. +. BROWN, Medical Examiner, Van Buten.
Van Burcn, April 25'7p-tf
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

IS- Pdy for your paper.
The Van Buren press., 1871-02-14

80 - So 40 80 HHH
y TIC Little Rock is due Thursday.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Prospects OF Organizing To-Dny-An
Early Recess-The Blue Ridge Rail-
road Combination.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, November q.
The arrivals of members of the Legislature
to-day are numerous, and there is no doubt
thaS both houses will organize tomorrow,
when they will receive the Governors mes-
sage and refer the unfinished business Of last
session to appropriate committees. On Wed
nesday the Legislature will adjourn for
Thanksgiving day, and, in all probability, will
take holiday until Monday.
Tim Hurley has arrived.
President Cothran and Generals Butler and
Garyyand Colonel Palmer, who are appointed
a special committee of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company to confer with President
Magrath of the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany about the transfer of the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company to that company, left this
city for Charleston by to-nighrs train.
Senator Nash will introduce to morrow q
bill to prohibit lotteries and gift enterprises,
under a punishment of one thousand dollars
fine (one-half to the informer) and twelve
months in jail. The penalty for adventures
in lotteries is fifty dollars fine and costs.
Nothing new regarding the bond matters.
All parties are awaiting the Governors mes
sage. PICKET.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT AND THE TAXES
The Governors Latest Plea.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, November 25, 1871.
In answer to numerous letters received 10
regard to the postponement OF the time OF
payment OF taxes, and to the remission OF
penalties, and that no misunderstanding may
exist in the minds of taxpayers in relation to
the subject, will state that, at the time the
conference was held with the committee of
the Taxpayers, Convention. at which several
legal gentlemen We're PIE Sent, it was assumed
authority to postpone the time for the collec-
tion of taxes, and to remit the penalty.
Doubtless this opinion had been hastily
formed, without careful examination OF the
provisions of the law. II Is not strange that
the Executive should have been led into the
same error, when supported by the opinions
Of some of the frat legal minds In the State.
Upon careful examination of the law, how
ever, am satisfied that have no authority to
remit either the penalty of fifty per cent. for
failing to make returns, or the penalty OF tWen-
ty per cent. for failing to pay at the prescribed
time, as the whole matter Is entrusted to the
State aud county auditors, under certain re-
strictions prescribed in the acts of the Legls.
lature.
Did I possess the power to postpone the
time or remit the penalty, proper consldera'
ton for the credit of the State and the COM
mercial interests Of all her people would Tor
bid me from doing so at the present time. Our
State bonds have recently been SO deprecated
BY the reckless attacks made by the press. that
it renders it now imperative that the ofhcers
OF the law shall speedily collect the taxes.
regret that many of our own State papers
have contributed to the depreciation OF our
securities without just cause, and thereby serl,
ously Impaired the credit OF the State, and
that the word "repudiatlon" has been banded
by certain individuals as if the State and her
people had no regard for the sacred obligation
of contracts.
All candid and unbiased men must see the
fallacy and injustice OF such course. With
proper management and strict economy, the
State can promptly meet its OBLIGATIONS and
preserve her credit unimpaired. Her enemies
may dread such result, which will overthrow
their evil prophecies and reckless operations.
but good citizens will rejoice that the honor OF
the State will be vindicated.
Theeordial cooperation OF ali will DO much
towards correcting the existing evil, oolh
financial and political.
ROBERT z. scoTT, Governor.
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4 STUDENTS RIOT IN CUBA.

HAVANA, November q.
General Cress reviewed the volunteers to-
day.
The medical students Of the Royal Univer-
sity jumped the wall of the cemetery. and pro-
ceeded to demolish the grave of Don Gallo
Csstanon, and committed other excesses.
The chaplain attempted to demonstrate, and
the students stormed the chaplain In. The
Governor visited the university on Saturday.
and demanded the names of the culprits. The
students all remained silent The case was
then turned over to the court. when several
testified, and six students were imprisoned,
who are forbidden to communicate with each
other, or with the outside. The court tem-
porarily detained forty-two students suspected
of completely.
Weather intensely warm. Thermometer &C..
A Principe letter reports Spanish repulse
near Camaguez. ORe hundred wounded span.
iards were brought In. The Cubans had
American rifles.
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ne- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA

~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
| TER-NATTANs,s CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation in one
bottle, as easily applied as water, FOR restoring 10
gray hair its natural color and youth appear
ance, to eradicate and prevent dsndruf, to pro-
mote the growth OF the hair and stop its falling
out. 1t is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparstions now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent US from many OF our most promi.
nent citizens, some OF which are suojoined. In
everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
1t is warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, 1t does not soil the
clothes or scalp. Is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one OF the b:st dressings for the Hair IN
use, 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does so In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair with oil
the nouIishng qualities necessary to its g oWth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth Of the Hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application OF
this won lerful discovery also produces pleasant
ana cOoln8 euect ou VIC scaAP ouu sfee VIC haiA
pleasing and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that
limited number OF trial bottles will be given away
gratutously to those wishing 10 try 1t. You Will
notice that In pursuing this course our aim Is 10
convince by the actual merits Of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. G.
For sale by the Agent, DK. d. 6Ahn'
No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston, s. O.