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Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff Packet Co.
For Red Fork, Rob Roy. Pine Bluff. and
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= ''''' ' S. B. MILLER, Agent.
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w. WALKER, Sup't,
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24
SHERlFF'S SALE.


E4y VIRTUE OF i DECREE AND
II order of sale issued cut Of. and under The.
seal OF the Hon. Second judicial District Court
IN ard for the County Of CIn-sby ana state OF
Nevada, on a judgment rendered therein IL favor
of WILLIAM SHARON and against z. -.
SWEENEY. THOMAS ROCHE, JOHN +. BC OK
LEY. PETER ROCHE. PATRICK ROCHE,
NICHOLAS ROCHE and JOSEPH SEAFER, an
the third cay of September. A. u. ls1,, fer the
SUN Of Nine Thousand One Hundred snG Iwe.l-
ty-eisht ts9l.sl dollars, with interest on six
Thousand tse,ctol dollars from Superintendent.
A. u. 1873. until paid. at the rate of two ~ per
cent. per month in gold coin Of the United
States till paid together with the costs of suit.
taxed ct Two Hundred and Ninety nine 76-lUo
$3.50 16l dollsrs Sith accruing cost. amounting
TO 81 Is. and all costs that may hereafter accrue
all in geld coin Of the United States, aid to me
directed, commanding me to eel, according to
law, the said real estate hereafter described, to
satisfy the said Judgment, costs and accruine
costs: and in pursuance thereof l have levied
upon and will expose at public sale to the high
est and best bidder at the Court House door,
in the Town CT Carson City. county and State
Aforesaid. On
Monday, the 9Th day of October, AID. 1873
wit: At one O'Clock z. NJ, TO satisfy the said
Judgment, interest, costs and Accruing costs
aforesaid. all the right title. interest and claim
the debtors have or had 1t the time said Judg-
MeDt vas rendered or AZ any time tnerealNr o.,
in and to the following described real property,
to wit: Those certain tracts. pieces and par
GELS Of land situate, lying and being in the
County Of Ormsby. State Of Nevada. described
according TO the public surveys OF the United
States as follows, to wit: The southwest quar-
ter Of Section twenty light. the southeast quar-
ter Of Section twenty -nine, end the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Section
thirty-one t31t. all being in Township fifteen
10, north OF Range nineteen (l9i east, Monte
DiAbio base and meridian, together with saw
MILL house and buildings on the forty tl0l
acre tract last described. known as Swift's Sta
ton and MILL together with all and singular,
the tsncments. here citaInents and appurtenanccs
belonging 10 the said lands or any part thereof,
or il any wise aTpeCtaiuing fh.r,to.
5. T. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
CGrscn, Sci t.mber 18th. A D. 1873.
seli-lWJW
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24
I-GItcE
I = HERtBY GIVEN THAT 1. MAR.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT l. MAR.
i GARLT NrtLAM. :; married woman and
Wis Il hClla> NUtTaW. 81 tSl>UL Cay. Urn!s-
by county. statt-o Nevada viii make aprhCa-
ton to ily lstrcl Count OF tt y, cuI.a Ji.t!icIal
of the state of NJ vasa III Ter crII. by couI.-
ty al the CtITt--rt OF Sllu Court said ca--
son tlIy. cn tue twenty 4. til Uay OF s. teIbtr,
\. d. ISIS. at the luj.r Il twelve o',Iut X noon
Of said day. II IL, fIture TINE ~. Court
may spltiIt f-r AL Ia,r Of sala Cont =, Unit
ting lie To GARY tie lUsIli,> - OF Eotel CT
DCar4iEs HuU-c LttI ii,1. buying AID selling
w!Les al4l liqu at y.As,i,saiv aid retail and
buy ing sIu :, La real STATE, i'll raj. county
il ly uH, Ii n-l-caLl ny WI :.t,, i. sole
tradtr 5iAHGAhEI A.IDEAW.
Cas- n. Au.u -. 1873. au27-la.s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24
S z 6 s, o o O

u. fsOtri COIN ,Ii.ts. --'''-'-'
ONE CHANCE N Il I2>S THAN TEN FOR
FORTUNE Zoe. FIVE DULLAi.S-
Frcccesis az the sal,. cf tickets at the Esstern
ssei,rias vii! remain on deposit with WELLS.
FARGO = Co. Bankers. 81 Broadway. Nov
York. uLtI after the distribution and payment
OF Gifts.
TICKETS 50. Hsi.C TICKETS 81 80
FOR sal. =; Geo f Brownies 9-t Broadway;
Nsrt- X Levy. II3I Broadway: NardeTceIs-
cor. Court and Fulton streets, BroOhlyn: + W.
eiieaT, ~. fulton strict.
A. BROWN. Agent,
g Erua,iway and Exchange Court Rt' N f
EI.fl o-jisrS and applications for sseIcies Ill
n other CITIES TO he addressed to
6. ALEXANDER Ct.
Eastern Managers Tcstoffize Box No. 1.5S6, New
York.
WELLS, FARGO a. CO.. Ennkers, vir.
mia City. Neyadis
Tickets or Coupons drawiT. Gifts can he eel
hectt-i through Banking Houses, or Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Esp-rss-
AL Recommendations connected with the Con
ee-t. and ell ord rs fer Tickets. ard applications
.. Az hts to sell Tickets, should he addressed to
ID. L. El.iSCHsEp. Manager.
Virginia City, Nevada
JOHN D. kEESEY, Agent, Carson City.
suI-td
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Our Railroad.

The election OF Directors OF the Fort Smith
and Little Rock Railroad came on on the 18th
inst The result OF the meeting of the Stock
holders gives us another instance of the out
rageous elrrentry of Tom Bowen 4 Co. They
not only deiled the orders of Court in words
but openly detied them in action. 1t seems
that an application was made to his Honor
Judge Withers for an injunction against the
voting OF the bogus Boston stock.
Ii will be remembered by our readers that
the Boston Board. ~ il wa. called, had new
seal mase and went into the general business
OF counterfeting, issued any amount of bo-
gus stock and now claim and have before
claimed the right 10 vote IT, The Injunction
or restraining order from Judge Nithers was
granted, on reasons sufficient to the Court re-
strsining these fellows of Boston and Bowen
~ Go. from voting said stock. 1t seems the
Boston men have partally surrendered and
the Little Rock wing Of the Board seeded
from the regular meeting and held a meeting
of their own and elected lot of pretended
Directors and these pretended Directors elect
ed q President called Thomas NJ. Bowen, for
ner proprietor Of a llennery' and liggr-
ry, NEAR this city.
We learn that Gov. Baxter informal these
high headed gents. that his duty was to see
the laws administered and respected, and that
they could not run rough shod over law and
the rights OF the people as secured by the law.
Hence .he secession. Tom Bowen helped to
make US q Constitution. So far AS the printing
contract was concerned, one OF the provisions
OF which binds us not TO countenance seces-
.ion.' bu, here she goes and there she goes"
We only hope Withers will invite these gen
tlemen to visit Clarksyile and purge them
selves Of the gross contempt Of which they
have been guilty, and If Baxter wants any
"melish to enforce the order let him sntrust
the task to North West Arkansas.
We have been swindled and outraged by the
management of this Fort Smith road until we
are getting sore and we had much rather tear
up the whole read than ia have the Nmg con-
tinus as it has been going. The people are
neceet not benefited, BY the road and they
v euil be better ell Without it. We hope TO
see change in the matter NOW. II Judge
Withers viii Just put the screw to these Sc
ocdirg gentry, we think the thing can be
managed. They are passing for biz bugs
put upon Me ~ ilne OF $1,000 or Sl500 and
make them pay it or follow in the footsteps
of Boss Tweed and register as statesman, The
people will be much better Off with such
statesmen in the penisen,iary.
We say to the Governor and to Judge With
ers, hold these men. You have them now In
that thore Is Iaswi, and That we have olciiaaiss
who have the moral and physical il ncccssa-
~ courage to enforce it. Tut EN- through
We can say it was creditahle to Hon Alex
Mcdonald refusing to serve as Director by
virtue Of an election by the scceders." Also
Judge Howe
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
SsCthern Claims.

The Commissioners Of Southern claims
on Monday, Sth inst, submitted their
third annual report to Congress
They passed upon 2,4G6 claims and L.
S13 were wholly disallowed 1903 were
allowed in whole or in part. The
amount claimed in the wlioie number OF
cases reported, is 4,7lS,S9l dollars. The
amount allowed on the 1898 approved
claims, is 644,3G5 dollars, being about
II per cent upon the whole nmouHt.
The claims now go before the commit
tee on war claims.
Congress before its adjournment will
make the necessary appropriations to
pay off the claims allowed So, persons
who have allowed claims may reasonably
look for their payment 10y July or Au-
gus, next.
Il W. l.. TAYLOR, Attorney and Solicit
or, Van Buren, Ark, has prosecuted quite
large number claims Of this kind for
parties in this vicinity, or the thirty
six that he had reported on at this time,
only five were disallowed The average
allowance Of his claims were 40 per cent
on the amount asked for, but we notice
that the average allowance OF all claims
by the Commissions we're only II per ct.
The success of Mr. Taylor in the prose
cution Of his clhms, shows that he pays
extraordinary care inthe taking of 'estI-
mony and in preparing the cases
Parties having claims Of this kind will
find il to their interest to consult Mr.
TAYLOR, .. he makes this business almost
n speciality, and has been more success
fu than most any other attorney in the
same business in the State.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
DEAR DUNuAM -:

DEAR DUNHAM:- -
1t has long been proclaimed that there
is nothing new or strange under the sun /;
the true meaning of which is, that moth
ing is a mystery when understood. When
however strange or new doctrines are
proclaimed mel are uncharitable enough
to declare them false and herclical Ga
liloo discovered that the world moved,
and was cast into prison for proclaiming
the fact. Harvey likewise, for discover
ing and demonstrating the arterial and
venus CIRCULATION Of the Lloed OF physi-
cal beings, etc, All Of which, together
with thousand other once seemingly
strange but now received fixed facts, were
in turn booted as false and visionary
Darwin now tells us that the animal king
dom is in a state OF transition and pro-
gression and ever has been Thatln the
transitory state, man is still being dcycl-
opcd that, whilst millions have become
intellectually as well as physically ad-
vanycd to the present high state Of man,
yet that there are amounted millions
that are still in transitu along the almost
endless chain which stretches from the
Toad to the highly Intellectual Man OF
the 10Th century 1t is not my object,
however, to pursue this subject. But, in
looking over the last Press, notice
what WAS supposed by tic writer, to be
hsefaah aidt Aid ttGcmicas Instruments tfa Ha
grubhing,hoo, an old butcher knife and
a frying pan Chemicals rot gut whis-
key and corn dodscr And he folded
them up and left for his home after dis
covering that duck shot was not lead.
"A bran new item in science That
another old Donkey, who has not ascend.
cd many links ofDarwin's chain, came TO
their relief by opening his mouth and
making ass scveratiOn, on stulling-in be
hind guns. Now, what pity that there
is no stuling in,brains machine, by which
the oil maa hard by, might have an
ounce or two, even If it were rabbit
brains, stuffed into his old hollow craui-
UNI ANS'H sbN y Alltt lUt OIu IudIl
hard hy, explained to him in few words,
that what seemed to be al was only
shot Now, Mr. ltem," take = little
item from tic old long. bearded doctor
of.Nan Burcn, viz; Are you aware that
there is n lluckelberry patch stretching
along the cost bank Of Rose Lake, full
mile in length, and what yourself and
companions, Jaybird and Kingfshcr,
took to be duck shot were Only huckcl-
berries, stricken by late frosts, giving
them le0sIsn hue Go back and call
your too long cared companions and eN
anime the premises again and take back
the slanderous statement of charges
against the old long whiskered Doctor Of
Van Buen, or tell Us "whare the three
will meet again, whether in thunder,
lightning or in rain, y
OLp LONG BEARDED DoCToR OF v b.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT to an Order of the Circuit
Court Of Crawford County, made at the
September Term, 1873 will be sold at Public
Ncndue to the highest and best bidder at the
Coart House door in the County Of Crawford
on the
First Monday in January, 1874,
within the hours of judicial sales. the follow
ing described Real EStatr, belonging to the
Estate OF Ncstor Forte, deceased to Wit:
The : w OF the \ f a of See. 20. and the
SW a of the y " /, Of see. 2l,
Townships, ., R3l West.
situate, lying and being in the County Of
Crawford aforesaid
A part Of this land /. cleared and under
fence, and has upon It good Dwelling House
and outhouses. II Il situate on the Little
Rock stage Road, about miles from Van
Buren, and is a very desirable place.
Terms OF sale. Three months credit, the
purchaser giving bond and approved sccurl-
~.
LUTHER y, HOLLIS. Adm'r Of
Estate of Nestor Forte deed
JEssH TURNER. Attorney,
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
TcNuS Victory.

The Texas Democracy made a clean sweep
by full $4,000 majority, perhaps more. at the
recent election. The following gentlemen
were elected
Goyernor-Rlchard Coke, of McLennan Co
Lieut. Goy.R. b. Hubbard, of Smith.
Comptrollcr-Step II. Darden OF Caldwell
Treasurcr-A. J. born, of Fannin.
Land Office CommiS.ioner--J. j. Groos
Supt. of Public ln.-O. y. Hollngsw orth.
Both branches of the Legislature will be
largely Democratic. insuring the election of a
Democrat to succeed Joseph W. flanagan.
radical, in the United States senate.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Gg Pay Ja, Tie Press
M A II r I e D

In Van Buren, on the 18th inst, ut the resi-
dence of Luthen y, Hollis. Esq, by the Rev.
W. I. Boiling. Mr.. JOSIAH \. KIMBRoUGH, to
Miss KATIE FoRT, all of Van BGreu.
Thus two lite barques have been lashcd to-
gether. and gone ont upon the sea OF married
life. Nav no storm arise to mar the beauty
and pleasure Of the voyage, but may happi-
ness and peace be the hand maids attending
our young friends, until they vessels shall
have east anchor in the great beyond.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
llR, EpIroR


think all parties are satisfied by this
time that the Legislature will not be called
in extra session. The plea now is TO get re-
lief from taxes. The expense of a meeting
Of the Legislature would saddle additional
debt on us; more than the amount from
which we could expect to get relief and still
we have it to pay. II is truc IL Is a hard time
to pay taxes, but let all who can pay do so;
where the parties cannot we do not believe
their neighbors Viii buy their lands ut Tax
Sale. Frown down all spectators in Tax
Lands Men who will buy tosspeculute of
their fellow mans misfortune in such eases is
not deserving the name of man. The legis-
lature which meets the lstof January 1875, n
year hence. can then give relief, If at that
time It is still required. 1t might nave done
last Fall. but now is to late, We will soon
have to elect member. for the next session
let us elect none who don't favor \ Constitu-
tional Convention. j.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Notice..

NOTICE is hereby givhn that will apply
" to the Probate Court of Crawford Coun-
tv. State of Arkansas. on the first Monday in
February. \. -. 1874, it being the first day Of
the February term thereof, to sell the follow
ing Real Estate the property of Henry c.
Drnncn, deceased, to wit;
Lots No. II and l3 in block No. l7-No. J to
II inclusive in block 5S-l.ots No. 3,
Is. 7. 5. 10 and in block 2S-Lots.G 20 10, H.
II 10, and II in block 10 Lots No to l6
inclusive in block No. 33-Lots |, ,, 3, a. . and
in block Ga, situate in the town of Van Bu-
rem, County of Crawford. State of Arkansas.
and the y J., Of block No. ,. snd part of block
NoI in Drennen addition to the town of Van
Buren, County of Crawford State Of Arkan-
sas, and \ /, of block No 2-and part of block
No in Drennen's Addition to the town of
Van Buaen--also the " Il . of \ " and +
= of n W 4, sec 81, f Il 81, containing li3
- 100 acres.
NV a, Sec :, IS, 80. containing 100
acres.
NV got : w a. See Q. rs 3l--40 acres,
f. J., \ W i. See 5, r s, Il 3l-S0 acres.
n + a Sc See S, T 5. Il $40 acres,
" J., nt W See IS + 10 Il $50 acres
SW fl. Sec 81. 7 10. Il 29-lGO acres
NV of 5 f "A. see q, I 10. X 2o-4O
acres,
rs the property Of the Estate Of Harry c.
Drcnncn, deceased, to pay the debts of said
estate. IL. {. ROBAHDS.
Van Buren, Dec ll.'73, Admir-.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
ID The Fayetteville News Of saturd

ID The Fayetteville News Of saturday
Gays the first session of the Arkansas Indus
trial University closed yesterday. and the ex-
orcises Of the second session will commence
Monday week, the 10Th. II is expected that
the new President. Gen. A. W. Bishop will
be present. with full faculty, on that occas
ion.
Several Of the Students Of this University
from this section OF the State, arrived home
Sunday, 10 spend the Holidays.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
s~A>S
tK- The Des Are Citizen,

tE- The Des Are Citizen. expresses itself
In regard to calling together the Legislature
aftcr this fashion:
We notice that some OF our conservative
exchanges are dc,irous to have the lcgisla
ture assembled. Possibly some good might
be done. but it would be wing altogether to
the temper OF the Senate. That body l. still
governed by the ring. and Is able to check
any reiornitory legislation that would be
ui,tastclul To IT, n
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

t4- The Little Rock Gazette of Thursday
says. Maj. Swaggerty. sheI III Of johnson Co.
with a posse Of about twenty men fully arm
Ell came down on the Fort Smith train last
evening for the purpose OF carry ing Sid Wal
lace to Clarksvillc for execution ON Tuesday
next.
They started back the next morning with
the prisoner. During the day, however, sids
counsel were busy to ward OF the pending
blow. aud last evening succeeded In obtaining
from Judge Searle a stay of proceedings In
order to hear an application for n new trial.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Executrix'S Sale !

DURSU Ant to an Order Of the Circuit
Court OF Crawford County made at the
September Term, 1873, will be sold Mt Public
Nrnduc to the highest and best bidder. ut the
Court House door in the County of Crawford
on the
First Monday in January. 1874,
within the hours OF judicial sales, the follow
Ing deserted Real Estate, belonging to the
Estate of Josiah Foster Sr, deceased, to wit I:
The \ + /, OF the : 4 4, aud the 5 W a Of
theS L !, and the 4 / OF the 5 Il
of see. Ii. rs Il 81 W. and the j. l.,
Of See, II. + ), Il 81 ", ana all
that pait Of the ) W a
of See /, TO. Il 81 W.
lying South of Frog BAYOU.
all situate, lying and being in the county Of
Crawford aforesaid,
These are valuable lands. all more or less
improved. and well adapted to the growth Of
any of the crops cultivated ia thi. latitude.
Terms of sale. Three month. credit, the
purchaser giving bond and approved secur-
ty.
JULIA G. FOSTER. EXccutrix
of the last will and testament
Josiah Foster, Sr. decd.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

tT- Mrs. CHARLES G. SCOTT and Willie
bRENNES. OF Little Rock. came up on the
Gibson, arriving here Saturday morning ear
ly. Mrs. Scott made n flying visit to her
daughter here, Mrs. Robards, and returned
Sunday morning on the same boat.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

eN Col. Bob Newell and his esiimable
Ing last. They will make the City Of Roses
their home this winter. Mrs. Newell is one
of Van Buren's farcst daughters and we com
mend her to that Kind attention of our friends
tle Capitol city /, 50 preverbial Of.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

Court OF Johnson County. at a recent term
thereof to the effect that treasurer tertiii-
cafes are receivable in payment OF all fees due
county and Stat. officials.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Take Notice.

THE Sheriff. Oaice during the time am
L absent Collecting the Taxes, will he in
charge Of JAMES BRODIE.. He will he
found at the Office In the Court House. and
will attend to all business pertaining to the
Office during my absence, -.
! p. GRADY. Sheriff. Crawford Co.
Van Buren, pee 20,ia Nv
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

tE- Mr.. 7. S. Dcchcrd has been appointed
Supervisor in this County In place Of Mr.
y. c. Williams. resigned on account Of bad
health. Mr., Decherd is a good man. But in
all the selections for offices the people should
Vt least. to some extent. be consulted.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

"a sheriff Grady will commence the Col
lection of Taxes for the wear 1873 at Lees
Creek township on the 18th day Of January.
Il will be well for those Interested 10 begin to
look up their ,cIips. etc, and be ready for
tax gathcrcr are two sure things you have
70 mprt
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
NOW FOR A BARGAIN !
SAW MILL FOR SALE,

AE + are authorized to offer for sale n
w No. | SAW MILL. which the owner
having no use for at the present time iii dis.
pose OF very low. 1t is in good order ready
rt,T ISr use, e. Eor farther information apply at
Oct &, 1873
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Administrators a Sale.

DURSUANT to an Order of the Honorable
j Circuit Court Of Crawford, made at the
September Term, 1873 will .cll To the high
est bidder, at the Court House door in Van
Buren, within the hours of judicial sales, on
the
Isl Monday of January, 1874,
the following described Real Estate, belong
ing to Josiah Foster, jr,, decd, to wit:
The Z rsorS " /, Sec ,. sW 4 Of Nv 4,
WV of W a. : E 4 Of ; W = Sec II,
Township 5. Range 81 west. Also,
4-aih jFtfdr'ft bd2tS N,qRH lGR lnd
Of ) W a Sec 10, TO, II
32 west, in log town,
These comprise some of the best lands in
the County. with Improvements ON part
Terms Of sale onc-halt cash down; bal
lance six months credit Note with approx
ed security required, Must bring two-thirds
Of appraised yalHc.
B. J. BROWN. Admir-
of estate Josiah Foster, jr, deed
NOV %, 1873 I'd
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

~ The Gazette Of Tuesday. says. the cars
Mil cross the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
bridge on Thursday. The steamer John How
ard passed through the draw twice yesterday.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23
Gu ardian's Sale +!

DURSUANT to an Oredr Of the Circuit
Court of Craw ford County. made at the
September Term, 1873, will be sold ut Public
Ncndur. to the highest and best bidder at the
Court House door in the County Of Crawford
ON the
First Monday in January, 1874,
within the hours Of judicial sales, the follow
ing described Real Estate. belong the Estate
of Joseph j. Green, deceased. to wit:
Lots No. |, ,, 3, 4, ), and 6, in Block,
tNO. "a,
situate, y ing and being in, and constituting
Il part Of the Town Of Van Buren,, in the Co.
of Crawford aforesaid, ana described as such
on the plate of said town. \ comfortable
Dwelling House and the necessary outhouscs
are situated on these lots. making it Il dcsrea-
bic property for any person wishing to locate
in Van Burcn.
Terms of Sale. Three months credit; the
purchaser giving bond and approved sccu-
rity.
JAMES \. DlBRELTD Guardian
Of the minor heirs at law of
Jos. G.. Green, deed.
JESSE Turner Attorney.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-23

tE" We arc after the BACK PAY don't
he backward. but step right up to the Cap
tain's Office and settle.