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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sept 30. 1873.
There was q large attendance of dealers at
the Exchange thi. morning. but the transactions were
without interest Mr.. James NJ Miller sold, by order Of
the Supreme Court foursory brown-stone house ana
lot ON the west side OF Frstvc On feet north Of one
cd.and-lftccnth-,t. Tor S17Ol Size OF lot 25x
$50 The house finished "a iIts, and was very cheap
at the price at which 10 was struck 81. Adrian II.
Muller 4 son sold the two-sory brick house aud lot NO
IS Betnuue-s, Dot 2lx-94i, for $500 TIE sales an
uouncod by VIM Koun. Ms, Al. Blcccrr, J.. H. Ludlow
q Co.. and Joseph Mcclure were a postponed
Vim. H. Iaynor has sold the h.ghstoop brown-'ionr
house 20A5O No 30 West Onchundrod-andthirtcth 60,
for $1,000.
Nj j. Johnson ir.'s. sale OF lots at springhur. was
yer, successful g7 lots and pots so,d for S-l95 aO
Full details viii be- found below.
s al sr,nghur Moaifv p, 20 1873 " J,rs Johls9H r
fset1ls-r
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Common pleq,-By Judge J. F. Daly-Falkcnbcrg
CALLNDAA-rnIs nAr


SrPHFuX CurHr-FANCHEH J.
30 wal Crah. lJJile ir'r'e Ar, he oHhh
1Ol Atc4 .rt. Al .stiass. r.t tfr EfIrI of E.t-
ll2. Der 'cll act Meeker 20 A. 90 mo- po 'Hrli
ia Gilbert fgt Gbe-t loG The PeHp. &c Mum agt
lane Huts a. ~ sam
hsD 40 -, Fullerton
ll-. Whit. AKA l. riugsiuAe et a. ati sane.
same sgt. POI ..ln lhe matter Of Hercules
. lig. Liyilgs az NhteeiaL lat Co.
lJl .Schoei.r Bacon e. a. 2O31he People agt " y Plate
100. The PEOPLE &C.. Iucy as. 800 & 49, Co.
Greer. 2Oi .Gools .nd ag. thurrh n II.
l79..In matter ~ petition o. .UOLvo1iele a. hAtne
WIN r. Kitchen. T1cr. . a.
f5r instructions. Cfil-2O7.
lgf. CLARK 81. L. beard p; a.
1913. .Farre sgL Dayton. So
MARINE touRr-fAHT -irErs, J.
2g79 Howell AIT. bias 31Ds.. ro.0i.Ol agt rer-Ha
2S9 Hoffman at Gallagher 3ulO. Harms a-- JoHu-oa.
29l6. .Cftiin pg. Elliot .il -, aBk.f atL hlllsen
cJ9s. .DgiLeile Months. Soluble hyeLlf dau Assoc D.
300. simon agt. Hermann agi. y b. 'hrm To-
3O0J. BRYAN aaL S,ieIns. 3OlS. .DrChau AT Cole
3O1. Higgins AT Kennedy 1D4u. Sofilsef a. g toF.et
3OO6. .Sayo agt Nc;ter oU-@'.fefElsou aft fafAer
Grrrs,L SEuoys- srTuERt,Np J.-Abet Miller Bernard
T,1i, Brarss and Charles lan f.
onious battery; John Hoffman, John H. Cody Edward
lcshurs Helen anti v ard Hoau hursr ths T.
field orgerr T. Tcu. John Cullen james Mooney James
Seymour Nouen. grand aeny Della Muy
larceny from person; Solomon Wise. false preenses.
COMMISSION opEArPRNS-ALBANY Sept. 30Tle flogng j. he
Commission Of Appeal, Calender Tor Oct /: Nos 1856 lg l1o llD
1873 1893 2O IA On au1 amer tomorrow there vii " AZ amer
session, commencing al ! O'Clock. - go .
CORN APPEAL sept 3Olhe following u We lorrI
Appeals Calendar Tor Oct l. Eo'i26 p 81 3D. 30 20, ~ 49,
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auclior Sales OF Rch Geilie.
UCTTON SALE.

4 UCTION SALE. ...- 49,,
a Will s, % public auction he or CAV " October $50
al o,i ell on e premise. at WaIgbr Rutland tHuHi m"h
tfc rol-rts ON a. tht FORK NDtht of tr htief Ma
furn Cont, uf con ug lbuu ~ of sa NliT power. H
bIunls aai complete thr lrt Improved u'cn'f @
too courls., .ulnnv order TIE h'ffIr 90 p p, ~
orr m sib roo b. c.rti. cfe.t of orI.lr tpl f :" t 'nn
sZG4I- IS rrI nrie,t thereon @ uri g. l't 'i p, ''
or before u. g. lrTA There 900 Hn b. 900 %. ir r' N pr.
place re o OFF A.f-I lil l1rs 0nl r anl lnllei ana '
OF m.fut.fiIeI sIHl II materials ,, .......
C'',a.-r J.uN 3d. HHOAutt firt.rat
HERE. JOHNSON. Dr.. Aucuonccr
- 0tcr So 10 pAtttUlt. opposite iufp| AHi'f i'A
and fIf r.|..s tf 1I .. UHf .lr N..H
RIAL Fs .tTE rKuNrTll tOln AID iN'hAN't'
Aston aa..s H' ..1.tl Iu...irr 81 .-..Hnl r ."
EWIS T.. WOOD Auctioncrr
- viii frr o1 uIR-pAf. o. . lrtf ..
tUrIrt fH. unflf'fl 100 y 49,. hNNI i'' '
a. er..,l. .nI a.f Sos u.r h' i-.. g. ~
hoo. raf. f1l .f0u rrI,Ir r.'u h'I I'. ''
rt ,r..r. It.arH. f.H trI..t| Nrai H f.N ' .fH
ioo of il.fr-sL Ar..iur. q otHrA % .. f' N' .''
ir.r D. lr t.f. IffrI fpl f.Hi NJ t.rHrlF Ln.' ' ~
IsrHs f.f- lU Irr ono IDOL. Ia. t HI' IT'D .'' ' a
Fla. ...I.. tsi .s. r.rfI Hr.i no unUIlH 'rr iff
, ..,f r... a.. n .r..uasal.f 3D. ILHls D. WOOD 40
90 N.rt.rn.r.as.. J.rH.f Gov
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Al the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before justice BIb, Patrick Leaey Of No. 5G7 NntbsLs was held
6u of Al 600 charged stabbed Stephen Barns Of No.
500 Eintbave. In the breast with knife
At the Essex Market Police Court. YESTERDAY. be-
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ALLEGED UTTERERs OF A FORGED BOND COM
MITTED.
Thomas Conley and Edward Upton, who
have been confined in the Tombs for the past II days
upon the charge OF utterng forged 900 bond OF the
formally srra gned before Police Justice Bowling at the
Tobs and committed for trial. Bail fixed III each
case at $4,000 This sum is far beyond the power OF
either of them 10 furnish
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IMMATURE ALMAk.s

Sun n,,,.... 5:5B run mo...... 5:42 Moor Morn
sany hoof 2i5 Cows Island. 3ilT Hell tate Fern. $500
sasdi assI 20 Gers isssl $3.50 Hsl asss f,ur.. 5i
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z oruordnou NoIlces.

DsraRruEyr FiSaScs. RrRsAr RscEfvsH ~
TtrEs. Court lousf PARK 80 ,h1uhersst sept 30 lNia
NOTICE TO ANERS.-Notice ~ hereby
~ ven that Tor Taxes STOfk all he opened
Tor payment . The boss ef
RIAL ESrATK w be- MONDAY nfat 'c ~
Payment he between ~ hous Of a n .nd m 70
the Of afrun cuntei i' '
Of prnent Debs all BE- made 90 all ste' sd
previous % the Let Of Novcmher ... u
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.-SEALED
1 PROPOSALS. WITH SAMPLES, sh De- received %. h'
Of III Dsnarmen Of fah0e 'hiu'. ,,l %
All FIiis, o. no l-9I at O'Clock m Cor 'uVo fvi ND'
IRA 90 uOn POUNDS SUGAR &C. A. ,... d,
Dor foil inlonnhuou zee Toe Coy kseod TOPICS "' SAT- " "
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Gin Real gsialc for Sale.

Ciip Real estate for Sale.
A FIRST-CLASS new fOur-stOfy and base
merit hsh-stsop broNusioae DNkLLlM-, 25rGOt = The
boct-hsrlso finished throughout and frtcs respect
No IL EaI5tsi for SALE vii exchange for imalet property
PHILIP SMITH. 1888 7thavc
E'OR SALE AT bargain, To close an estate
II foursory, hgh-stoop hroEnoue CORNER HOUSE Mod
s'n-avc, with without fusi ~ the complete m ever
respect lot Of an eIiTa sidth snd depth. Apply
HOMER MORGAN. p Pirest. Or
l2lOh " COFFIN. No. ~ Ceiarst
FOX sALE-At lnwoOd (2l4th-st, New York
tl An elestut MANSION With stable coachhouss garden
ere house AID gresuhoass with Block Of Land beluug laid
fronting 90 ne Hudson River with nght ij
Nss by Elevated and Hudson River Railroads.
app fteed Apply 10 CORNELIUS ORELLY 10 Hast 45thst
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DO Uhom II man gourcJR
MARKET SAVINGS BANK DEpOSlrORS
w rrlae.fr Prot o.
Chlmhtr... rurH uAl. o. % lhe death q Mr. WORTH
s.feHrt srru
drpo, aued r. NJ BHNr ,sev p.roiofs e.
NOTICE to CANDY MANUFACTURERS
" dluuiact.rss of upiie sai faurt Candies procure
good cust,ner by rulug price lot of sh.t thev nttr
HIRAM A. PRYOR
2l1 Norh Fourth st., ~ LOUIS NO
WANTED IMPORTATION of GEORGE
w ArktN acarprl hi trade. Who um tlesai
1912 br brother William. Ufng Auburn Dos Co ~
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THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DFpARTM

OFFICIAL REPORT NJ r. sTOCK EIcHAEGE SALES
SEPT. 30. 1873.
CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-1Ot O'CLOCK A. NJ
900 $40 Cp,67...I13s, 30 900 q 60. Reg si.lI2
1900 s3.......li3sa 10000 20 '0j n..ii2
10000 SOS. lO40 C..cIO6 300. ...............IiIa
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


NEw.TORE ClTY.
35h-st 2O63 hwof lsiare - 0r ......... ~ 200
53ds 263 re Of Ghave 22tOU 90 900
Msdsobae.e 1922 Of 7ih 2OIsO.............. 10000
lstaVe - e 52ist, 2jrGO ............ - I2S
LFAsEHOLD tuNYEYANtEs.
lstave 40 % 56lh-t 2Ogi a.
9th extending from 4Oh 10 47thsfs 200 lOI 30
LEAsEs RECORDED.
rhonpsons vesrs per ycar.... 81 500
Rvngton g. No IL 10 1850
East 3sthst, No 10, 900
1900
$50
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Gin pr9perln 70 Lcl

TO LET.-NroWn stone high stoOp llDl 81,
l n. ~ BE-. ,r..rhs.. .uu usf .. ST.. fr in ..1I
order R.u, r,.o.a1e sr.b b. zr,hl 500. 1905 u.a.ave,
ar g. DAVID SELLING. $40 IIulIt-
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BROOKLYN Real gsiate for 5ale.

prospect PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on yerT EASY terms GORDON T. FORD o. Clark' Broosyn
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Gouulrp propcrlp TO let

V'O LET-ln Jersey City, three minutes wllk
Il from errr barge aHa vol hris..I EIlM Hih NlANN
boue fr.f.ss Wtt a lHraf,r.fa II.0.s hH.rl
AI4rs.s n D.. hot ST.. Jos Pos. .e jersey u.
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RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY, July $.
Inc gua3e shows full feet OF water on
the bars.
Inc Gibson arrived Monday night and goes
Gown to-day.
ine river took rise on SunGay morning,
,'no"t any apparent cause in this section
'ne country. We notice, however, from
.ne prcbla Colorado Chieftah Of June 26th,
@ 'o'io"ing item, which may and undonbt-
''.y uoes account for this rise.
f,il. arkansas river Is sill running banks
otho. mat water spout up the canon the
al, liz, nay uay gave ita good start, and It will In
nor,in ,iaooao'lity remain high until the greater
'-n,. .n ~, oI the SHOWS of this season are melted
'om the mountain ranges bout il source
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nc- The state superintepden: of No.

GrT- The state superintendent; of No,
has given the North Missouri Insurance
company sixty days to make good its un-
paid capital
The business men Of Dardanellc who
were insured in the above company and
who were losers by the fire of last win.
ter; say that if the North Missouri wrong
ed its policy holders elsewhere as it did
those of Dardanelle, they should think
the company ought not to need any time
in which to make good any deficiency. -
DoydaHiYs Argus.
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MACHINE WORK. MIR +. l. HUKoN,
whose card appears today, is No. l
machinist Call on him for any and all
work. Mr. II. has been a citizen Of our
County for a long time and has shown
himself competent. All orders left at
this Office will be attended to. Also call
on f. G. WulTEsIDEs
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they impart their own infectivc quality
to the excremental matter with which
they mingle in filth-sedden earth, or in
repositories and conduits of filth, and the
effiuvia which those excremsntal matters
| evolve; that if the infective material, by
leakage or soakage from drains OF cess
pools, or otherwise, gets access, even in
the smallest quantity, directly or through
porous soil to wells or other sources Of
drinking water, it can infect, in the most
dangerous manner, very lage volumes Of
the water; that the infective influence of
the choleraic discharges attaches to what.
ever bedding, clothing and like things
have been imbued with them, and rem
ders these things, if not disinfccted, ca
pable OF spreading the disesse.
f. Cleansing and purity, skillful disin-
leCtion, temperate habits and wholeso me
diet, with pure water and fresh air, are
the trusted and sure means Of health and
security in all places and for all classes
Of people when exposed to the causes Of
| cholera. The watchword against this
destructive enemy should be, remove the
local causes that favor the propagation
I Of cholera. and wherever itappears let its
germs be quickly stamped out by power
ful disinfectants and instant cleansing.
From being the most feared and de
structive pestilence, cholera may now
be controlled and extinguished more
quickly and completely than any other
epidemic disease, Believing, therefore,
that the people Of the United States re-
quire the suggestions which are given in
/ this memorandum, this committee pre-
sents them for the purpose of Fastening
and making sure the most extensive,
thorough, and speedy control OF the
destroyer.
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ d, n. Y,
/ EDWIN NJ. SNOW, NJ d, T. l.,
G. W. WHITE, NJ. d, La,
JOHN II. RAUcu, NJ d ILL.,,
WM CLENDrNN, NJ. D, Ohio,
c, C. Cox, NJ. ID ID. C.,
MoHEAU MeRRIs, NJ ID n, Y,
JoHS NJ, WooDwoRrH, NJ. D.,
( Superintendent L. s. Marine Hospital,
FRANCES BACON, NJ. ID, Conn,
ii lARTsHoRNr, NJ d Pa,
ELISHA HARms, NJ. D., n. Y,
Executive Committee Of the American
Public Health Association.
! New York, June l6, 1878.
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A Citizen Of Crawford Cc. Prospecting

JoPLiH CIr,, Mo. June 22, 1873.
Ep,rog Wax DoRxs Press;
DEAR SIR After having Travelled about $50
miles North Of Van Buren, and passing through
some fine country. | find myself in Joplin. Jasper
county. which numbers abou, eight or ten thous
and inhabitants, 90 cay the citizens. The town
is divided and known as East and West Joplin
1t is beautifully situated on a prairie. The mi
ners arc mosty al work ia the valley between the
two towns, East and West Joplin. will state
ior the benefit cf my friends To whom premise TO
write, giving them the prospects for making mon
cy in this part Of the country, that this is lively
town. Business Hush aud everything stirring
Business Of all kind goiag on. Money seems to be
plenty. yet it is hard TO getllke all other mining
countries. some are getting rich while other are
merely making support The town /, ovsr~run
with people. and over done in most all business
, of various kinds see openiugs for men ofplen
ty money to prospect with but there are too msny
msn here now without means 70 prospect and are
coming in daily. Wages have gone down a. low
as 81 90 per day and Ms high as $3.50 including
old miner. and mechanics. Teams plenty at
50 90 to 81 so per day. and great many Of them
Mineral seems to be plenty. New discoveries
being made daily aud prospectn. for ten or
twelve miles round. Some men are making vast
fortunes but they are few aad far between.
believe there is more money spent in prospecting
than is made clear will here state that ! saw
one piece Of mineral that weighed $500 pounds. it
lies on the street near the hotel in W.st Joplin.
No fears Of the mineral giving out for years to
come. Cranky. 90 miles southeast OF this place. |
am tod is yielding mineral in abundance, much
more than 20 years ago. The citizens seem to be
good, we'll diAposed and law abiding people. even
more 80 than would expect in any mining sec-
tion. The different companies pay out for miner
| al and labor $4,000 70 $4,000 per week but lit.
tie comes to my part as yet. ! have prospected
for two weeks and have not IA yet succeeded 10
making but little. But no telling my luck in the
future. 1 have some though Of quitting the mines
and going on farm il | don't have better luck
soon
In conclusion simply say TO all my friends and
relatives that are doing well TO stay where they
are present, and let well enough alone Otherwise
come to Joplin and take your chances. There 10
plenty TO eat here and at low figures. This is a
healthy and good farming county. Water rather
scarce and not frst-rate taste. Mineral land'
range from 500 to $40 per acre. Our railroad "a
cilities are nile, nearest point to Minersvill".
j. $. BoArRiGur.
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SHOOTING MATCH.-N understand that
TIVE of Crawford cOunty's best shots, will
shoot for prize on the 2lst inst, at the
Frog Bayou Bridge.
We refer TO Dr. K. THRUsToN and Col JAS.
I. KING. The friends of these gentlemen will
we learn, have Basket Pic Mic at the time
10 hich all are invited TO attend.
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New Organization; /;

On Tuesday night, July lst large and re-
spectable meeting of the citizens of Van Bu-
rem, was held at the Court House in this city.
for the purpose of organizing a company to
he under charge Of the officers of the law.
The duty of all beloLg ging to this company, is
to obey the orders Of the Sheriff of the Coun-
~. who was unanimously elected captain
sTbe object of organizing this company, is
ssimply to see that the laws are Obeyed and
,be officers of the law enabled to enforce obe-
s.lencc to law. The following officers were
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Eg- A pretentious hypocrite who was
in the habit Of praying 80 vooiferously
that his neighbors and persons in the
street could hear him, was quietly in
formed by his pastor, one day that il he
would get little nearer to God, he
wouldn't have TO pray 90 loud
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tY" We wish to acknowledge the many
|hindnesses from our friends at Fort Smith on
|the 18th. We had the pleasure in company
with Hon. GRAN. WILCOX. of dining with Mr.
IMoBERLY. 1t was n good long stretch from
the center, but we wero well paid in the SUI
perb dinner set before us by Mrs. M.-which
our friend Wilcox was not slow to show his
Of.
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iurisa,e;ion. His honor

sumo to exercise jurisdiction. His honor
closes as follows:
The Legislature having provided no method
of eontesting the election OF auditor. and the
Code having prescribed a mode applicable to
the case, the court is disposed to proceed with
the action and decide to afford the relief de
mauded
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INiE well known and long established
Ferry Mt Van Buren,. Arkansas, Is now
under the charge Of the subscriber. Thepre-
ptietors having recently put on Large New
Steamboat and With careful and experienced
Ferry ymen. they feel confident that they can
give universal satisfaction 10 the travelling
public Their aim viii he to meet the In
creasing demands Of tho large emigrant tray
el to Texas.
The st. Louis. and sherman, Texas, U. S.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which 10 a
good guarantee that II Is the shortest as we'll
~ the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has tho largest and best boat on
the river, and can cross 200 wagons aud teams
per day and no retention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides OF
the river aud no pains will he spared 10 ac-
commodats the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri aud Texas.
~ Berry Accounts must ts settled
Monthly-No deviation from this rule.
n. c. no BARDs. Proprietor.
Van Buren,, Feb. 1, '73. &c
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E8'~ Hon. Tuos BoLEs has been appointed
10y the Governor, Brigadier General of the
Militia. And Maj. 5. X. HARRINGTON L. 5.
District Attorney, Colonel, and assigned to
duty OH Gov. Baxter's staff, as Inspector Cen
me al
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-" Col. JAS. p. KING was in town from his
place, Wednesday. He tells us that he has his
Nii in fine order now and has commenced
grinding new wheat. He proposes to show
Ns in few days what he knows about max
Ing Family Flour. This NJ offers superior
inducements to all having wheat to grind or
sell
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HOMINY-H0MINY.

II. G. llAYMAS q Sons. having in full opc-
ration their New uominy Mill, are prepared
70 execute all orders for llOMlNY. 1t may
be found at al the stores in Van Buren,, and
warranted to give satisfaction Orders from
Fort Smith ant all points on the river prompt
ly filled. Cm
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r. The first cotton bloom of the season,
that We have seen, was laid upon our table by
~, H. Iloyle on the | st. He had blooms on the
2Sth ult and tells US there has not been but
two or three days difference In blooms for the
past five or six wears.
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AW A pastor declined

EN- A pastor declined an addition of
a hundred dollars to his salary, for this
reason, among Others that the hardest
part Of his labor heretofore had been the
collection Of his salary, and it would Kill
him to try to collect hundred dollars
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ES- Watermelons, with twenty pounds
of collie to the square inch are retailing
at Key West, Florida, at l0c each The
village undertakers pay the melon deal
ers dollar each for all they sell.
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The Debois Cotton Gin

Attention Is directed to the advertisement
Of the above celebrated Gin, in our paper. IT
is highly recommended by all who have tried
it. Cali and see the Gin at d. c. WILLIAMS
Store,
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CRAWFORD GUARDS.

J. 5. GRADY. captain;
Jouy 5. BRoDIE, first lieutenant;
W. ". II. Shibley, second lieutenant; !;
AIyIs SMITH. lst sargeant;
JoHS c WILLIAMS. I'd sargeant;
"A. GATES. Sd sergeant;
w. T. ENGLAND. 4th sergeant;
WALLACE WARD, Q. NJ. sargeant;
LEE KING, Commissary sargeant;
JAS BRoDIE. lst corporal;
4. j. Gross, ID corporal;
BERkLEY NEAL, 81 corporal
GEO WOOD, 4th corporal.
Mem bershiD of AZ.
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- Capt. r. S. lERKEs, of the Little Rock
Gazette, was suddenly called to Louisville
Ky, by the sudden death Of one OF his chill
drcu We extend our heartfelt sympathles
to the captain in this sad bereavement.
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sg- la Weaklcy, Benton and Henry coun-
ties, Of thi, State. there will be little or no
cotton made. II Is abandoned to weeds and
grass. Some OF the farmers think 1t almost
or quite impossible to make bread. The corn
crop has not yet even planted. Rain falls in
those counties have been almost ncessant tor
five weeks Memphis Appeci.
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Rev, w. L. BOILING. Pastor. Divine SER
vices every Sabbath at IL O'Clock. A. NJ. and
\ o'clock p. NJ, Prayer Meeting eye,y We'd
uvsday evening at o'clock.
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Ia Mr.. MARTIN lilSkLE. brother of Jno,
linklr & Bros, is making visit with his
friends here. Mr.. u. has resided at Louisville
The past nine years.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

es- Rev. W. 7. Boiling will, by request,
preach Sabbath next, on the subject of" Fu-
ture Punishment its cause, and duration -
II o'clock Z. NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

~ VIZ agree with the Fayetteville Demo
crdt, that Gov. Baxter's only safety in max
ing appointments is to pay due regard to the
VIII and wishes Of the people expressed
through the balot-box.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

It costs a, much, says the Rev Hen
~ Morgan, to launch a woman on the
sea Of life in these times as it would to
fit out small schooner.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

ts We wish to make acknowledgements to
MAJ Sparks OF the Herald and Hon. V. Dell
o' the Nec Era, for slips containing proceed
Mgs Of the Railroad Convention,
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08
POST OFFICE REMOVED.

The Post Office has been removed to the
Bearden Building more recently occupied
by Bostick d Co. All interested will take no.
lice.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08
, rival and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.

ARRIVE FROM ST. Louis
e..rv day, except Tuesday 5ls P. N.
PROM LITTLE ROCK
r.,-y day except Monday, ga. m.
FROM THIS NARRows
Monday, IL N,
DEPART YoR ST. LogIs
Irvc,y day. except Monday, aP. N.
FOR LITTLE ROCK
Every day except Saturday, p. m.
FOR THE sARRows
voraay. l211 P. NJ
Once open on Sunday from to 9 A. NJ.
J. A. NOBLE, P. NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

~ The Band realized between forty and
fifty dollars At the Promenade Concert Thur
day night
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

.S~ WV. BowilNs new store at the head
oil Main street is now completed and will be
soon occupied.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

- What is the reason that every few days
the Little Rock Daily papers fail to come to
|thts o1licc?
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

ES'- Col. II. RooTs passed through Oh the
wage Thursday for Fort Smith. The Colonel
aMe up to attend the Railroad Convention.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

~ ALvis SMITH has added a new front to
Dis store, making handsome improvement
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

tS' Memphis dispatch Of the Cd inst, re-
ports the first case of cholera at Little Rock,
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08
M. E. Church, South.

,s All job Work, cash on deliv
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-08

0HFce open
J. A. NOBLE, P. NJ.