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This must be q bad week for insurance COM
psnies. Mention has been made in The STAR
OF the sudden collapse OF the Peoples Fire In
suranee Company Of Philadelphia, in conse-
queDee Of the running OF OF the manager,
Harrison Prindle, with most of the assets.
News Low comes that the Security Insurance
Company OF the same city closed its doors and
suspended operations on Wednesday. This was
comparatively a new concern, and did business
IN marble front palace, magnifcently fitted
up. Ii cost $4,000 TO provide the furniture
which WAS Of solid walnut, and to secure the
large tre-proof safe, which WAS OF a most cost
ly character. Very imposing, but didn't add
much TO the security" In the supreme court,
Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday, Mr.. Chauncey Shat
fer, on behalf Of a stakeholder and ex.secretary
OF the Asbury Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, obtained a rule against the company
from Judge Pratt, to show cause why a re-
ceiver should not be appointed to wind up their
affairs An dd interim Injunction was granted.
Isaac A Stiles, general agent, secretary or ac
tuary OF the company from its organization to
January 1, 1873, upon oath says its principal
assets were s126, 900 OF United States bonds, and
that much OF the other assets were made up of
fictitious book credits, discounted agents notes.
borrowed, discounted, and after annual state
ments made, returned, and bonds and mortgages
OF which the Official reports make no record.
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Although the boy with the gypsies at Ham.
burg, Pa, turned out not to be the abducted
Ross child, yet these vagsbonds are known to
possess the kidnapping proclivities Of their an
cestoTs and not only rob hen roosts but actually
steal children, IL they can do so with profit to
themselves and a moderate assurance of safety.
group Of pseudo gypsies on the stage, dressed
In picturesque costume ard lounging about
with a IRE in the back ground, over which
black kettle Is suspended, IL q very pretty spec-
tscle, and when 10 this Is added Meg Merrilles,
with cisheveled hair and glazing eyes, bound
ing in with a jagged staff in her hand, public
admiration for the picture Is enhanced. But
your genuine gypsey Ii q vagabOnd, and neces-
sarily thief. IL they pick up little money by
sending out TIE old hays of their gangs TO i'm
pose On eredulous females by "telIing them
their fortunee." they are none the less robbers.
The fact is, they ought not to be tolerated IN
any enlightened Community, but should be
made to "move ON and keep moving until
they conclude to 90 to work like honest peopls
They shou1d In all cases be treated as warrants
and ss such sent to the workhoass, and the
owners OF property on which they squat should
never fail to take action against them As tres
passere.
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE
E'4E SALE. AT COSTA lot Of Secon I. hand
= hslIuRE, COOK STOVES, one BIZ
shIUkhAIOh, one copper lined BATH TUB, &c
Also Ibo1GI AID HAbNEsS. and one large
LIVOoH CASE. 421 10Th street NV. j3l-sts
E0k SALE - Cheap il sold at once DRUG
STORE doing q fair business Well loo ste
and httfd. Address DBUGS. Star office jy1s, 81
t'OR sALE-A DAIRY; also, FARM for sale ar
rent For particulars inquire Of Mrs. ROB-
AhIsON, Untontowu, ID. q. jyH.6t.
k'oR sALE-A psir of COUPLED VERTIOIL
4 sfkAM ENGINES, finders inch Diameter
s-lnch stroke; link reversing motion, with stop,
waves and governor, counter shaft, with gearing
snd grooyed winding drum; all Of the strongest and
Dest character, and almost new.
These engines are built for hosting engines, but
are applicable to almost other pur TO which
ther power is sufficient, either together slngiy
they are peculiarly well adapted for canal or tow
boat screw propelers.
They can be seen at the wharf of the Hampshire
and Baltimore Goal Company, Alexandria, Va.
Apply to GEORGE HUTTON, Agent, Alexan-
efls' va. jy25lw
ENOR sALE-sPRING WAGONS Of an sizes,
M TOP sBnGGiEs, one TWO-sEATo
very low price. JAS. K. fRoBEY, HSe
Prospect street, Georgetown. jel6-6w'
EOR sALE-Fine CANARY and MOCKI N0
Binds; warranted good singers. BIRD yH~
OA0Ee Prices low. No. 81 South B street "
iebs.T WV - ''' '' J. M. aoITz.
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BOARDING..

FOR REHT-Wnh BOARD large, neatly fur.
nj he'd Room; would suit g,utlenan aud wife,
or one or TWO gentle with beautiful veiw of
large portion Of thn city, gas, hot and cold water
bs'p.ronm, &C. No, 90 ID street southeast, two
blocks from the Capitol. U3l 2tr
ShOLES BOARDING HOUSE, I3i north
- street. few doors east of Ca pito; hg nv and
healthy; The best and cheapest in town. few
pChtns trial Will tell. Near street cars. jy30 ST.
AEGE HOUSE, ROOMS en- suite or single, aud
IL b ARD: Fruit, Flowers, Vegetables, Croanat
grounds, Brick Stable, Summer Prices, at 25Os
d street northwest. y24-sws
nNE Oh Two LADIES will be accommodafed
y, with BOARD in q private family on resssn-
able terms. Apply AIT Sth ST. between and r.
JyS A.
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FRENCH CANDY FRENCH sAaDY

The special attention Of the public ana cesle-v
generally Il called 90 the fact that the u ~
Is constantly manufacturing and alv avs az on 6sDd
q most verted and select stock Of the = aesf PURI
fkENCH CANDIES lmsnufactured on the prsn.
isee HbUI1s, NUTS, ETC., which le Is dis pesius
retail. A. CAvAGNARO.
Sss Pepnulvanis avenue northwest.
nhhsom Under National Hotel.
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MEDICAL, DC.

nR. J: W. sCHOENKOKER,- 1924 G street,
~ having made the treatment Of chronic aud gem
s' Sxf III OWN
sS p. Sssa
Of Ordeal to so thronsS SS@ eafses
stesm can be used, pakiEg it far more efectual.
er, ORIGINATING the steam with it. T. Each patient
has bath alone g. Person, subject to consestions
without inoonyenieDoe Besides all cbeoHio V ds
eases, Iht ,Smaism, paralysis all skin and female
cholers, both Asiaic and morbas ulcers, csncc
ele Operstl.ns OF polypes, cancers, &c, perform:
avoiding all bleeding, by very little pain.
CUBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win do
Pernsv wn0ht and.rna! ntd,etns Only 81 stet.s,
fennsyiv wanna avenue; Do1iey, Capitol Hill; Old
Masonic Temple. Jyio-im.'
TTRoSOoPIA.-H.ar We! mar We! hear ys! Read
pRs RkF Fo' esP be P e6p
suited at their permanent Medical Office, 900 and
world over in search of knowledge, and 1 having ING
spt Mt seven years among the Indians for the pur,
they fatier themselves quaiifed to slIeviate ana
cute Oil c9mplsints to which the human family are
with call thai we will. without asking them a
question, or seeIg the patient, tell them their com
pislnts AID symptoms, and guarantee easy and
s Sted 1 cure. We require for exsInaton a. Least
morning n
charge Tor advice or examination jylO-lm&
EnNFIDENIlAL MEDIOAL ADVICE -Oid
- DR.. DARBY has greater faciii les than ever for
prhcticing his speciality. Office at his Drug store,
corner Az st. and Pa av. DULY one charge for the
case, sGyice and medicine included jTI-lmE
A GEEGY ! r t9H y Tns !, MKPI0INEs
o. Pennsylvanis avenue and 9th street. .Almanaos
Tree. je22-3m'
HE. JAM WILSUn,
~ Thoroughly eIperienced aud scientific Mid.
wife and Ladies' Physician.
Ladies attended to at their residence at any hour
night or day, or pie rooms and the best Of at.
tendance at the Doctors private residence, II6 u
n. ROBERISoS,
4l6 10TH sTaIEf, NzAl Pa. AVENUE,
From long experience in both hospital and
private practice, viii guarantee cure in all Dis
Structure, Syphilis, and spermstcrThea. GASES Of
Sonorrhsa recently contracted cured In 5 to days
syphilis In all its stages quickly cured, and the pol
use OF mercury. epermstorrhes, brought on By
excuses and abuse in youth, causing loss Of memory
hDS .oss1 ssbb UIgsnc
mption, indigestion, pslpitation OF the heart
pains in back, dimnees Of sight or eiddiness, evil
neSy disocv esd semsSesS &C., spssdiy sgIsd Sy
many Years ct ~ 3. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md,
has consented, after solicitations By bis ash
city, where he may be consulted every Wednesdss .
and Saturday In each week, from M. to D. m.
MANHOOD REsTOBED.-A victim Of youthful
veus debility etc, having tried in vain cry anoWn
remedy, has found simple self-cure which he will
.end free to his fellow sufferers. Address j. a.
BEEVE, 5e Nassau st New York. jy6-m.w. r. 3m
EEMALH DISEASES Of ali kinds treated. D..
Gin. viii be sent. Adaress Mrs.. Dr. THOMPSU SIa
No. 6Ss North lsth street. PhiiAdelDhis. janSY-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-31

We have, this 18th day OF July, 1874, pursuant to
the act Of Congress entitled 'sAn act authorizing
limited partnerships Ia the District Of Coiumbia,
charter CLXI., Thirty ninth Congress, second sss-
ed psrtnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
business OF 0rocers, in the name Of william w
streets uorthw est, WASHINGTON. D. G :, the amount
Of capital contributed by the special partner being
nership to continue for TIVE years from the date
WILLIAM ". CORE, General Partner.
RIUBEN M1ITZLER, Special Partner
Washir Rfon City, ID. O., July Il. l6l ivH.oolv
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NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
aIo will be conducted with the lber hon.
esty, and fairness which characterized the first en-
terprise. JOHN l.. ROPER, Pres't.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full inform alton,
address, RENRl v. MOORE, Secretary,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
Agents Wanted Ereryirhsre. js99 m,w,f Am
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w MEMS sAvIsGs AND TRUsT CON.
ps,o.,,o- wssH,EseIos, DO July 10, 1874
BG to es
nue. at the earliest practicable moment. that they
jy1s I'm G. W. sTICKNEV, Actusry.
FYOUsG MEMS, CHRIsTIAN AssOOIA.
Young Men especially invitedtO avail themselves
FREE cfISsGsT H;SSi sSG EJTBRARY,
PARLoRs AND doSSEBRSATTioN ROOMS.
GSass n ShsG Piano, Organ Glasses in Latin,
Daily Prs1eT Mse'iess 81 ials, and p. m. Sab
Sath Afternoon Bible Reading at .. m. Sabbath
Evening Services in the Room at m. jyNtr
ss okssFsHSEI s2s -
l GsIE: mofpins and evening, during the summer
isi during tho
months only. 1ei-tf
hFOswRGO, DEEP BOOK
KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATERS.
A full supply Just received at
MILBURN d MIsEBAL wATKB DEPOT,
,,. 142s Pennsylyanis ayenue,
Wy has never been known to fail. II trees the
scalp from Dssdrun, restores Gray b air TO its ma.
out. s snd ea gone sHs
y stns nnest Hair Dresser known. Ter sale By ell
Orngeists. yl7y
hFsCHEHCK MANDRAKE PILLS.-The,e
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegenable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the use Of mercury do not leave Of It's injurious
effects The oct directly upon the liver and are q
valuable remedy In all cases Of arrangement result
Ing from O disordered state OF that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Typhoid Revers, &C., Sc, all succumb TO
the free use OF ScheDck 3 Mandrake Pills Tor sale
OF ali DruREfsfs and Dealers. m1-tr
D.sTrp.CC 200 1o.s.s ,.-,--.--
N, serfs ~ good PAsTURAGE, which ~
JANIS sHREVE, GA
ySl ST. Near Bladensburg, Md
('4LL Oh BEND YOUR RRUEIPTED sEWER
- BILLS or Other elaine, audited or unaudited,
70 u.s. for collection. Letters by mail promptly an,
swered. IA BOSWELL co
Corner IA street and Virginia avenue, and
US-lOt Mo. 222 "A street n Drth west.
REFRIGEBATOKs AND WATRR COOLERS
~ AT COST.
As am about TO make alterations In my
store. Will close out my stock OF REERI
GERATOBS aid WATER COOLERS al -
prime cost. W ID WYyILL. U
y5l4 4j2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

u
EoR RBNf-fhe RBsrAURAuT, with bar an
lures complete, and dwelling attached, No. s2r
Psnnsy y anta avenue, adjoining Atsnsf Express
once. Possession given Aug. Ia. IuQufre st No.
sss, corner Ith and streets northwest. jy. n
EeR RBNf.Three unfurnished CHAMBHRs.
thres ATTIC Rooms, pInING ROOM,
~. 81 III, end cooking kfPAHArus bath room,
street northwest. References REQUIRED Arply 10
Dr.. a. y. A. KING. on vremisee jyis-Sw
E0R RHNI-A hrst elias. HOUSE on sth ssrees,
4 betv cen and =. suitable for . boarding house:
be. lately been put In thorough repair Apply q
AL eth street. jyiI im-
LOB R1Nf-A splepdid srORH, No. S2T Penn.
u ylvahia avenue, between 81 and AZ streets.
- been occupied rs tailoring sstablisa for
over thirty years. Apply st T. Y. BR0wHIRG's,
no. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. jys-lm
EvR kBHr-Threessory BRIoK HOUSE No.
1881 Columbia street northwest; gas aud
water. Aieo, sroBn No. 1915 = street north
nss; Sood bushes stand. Apply next door, w.
RUTHERFORD. jy6-tf
EfQR RslT-I.D1RAL BUILpINss, corner
\ and 18th streets northwest. ORFIOks and
&on 81 y ~ fo9ns .iss :DS n s :si,.,
no. iiSe' Asen, s,,,eNs1 "
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III IGHEsT PRICE PAIO.-Parties wishing 10
leave the city can sell their FUREITURE,
OARPETt, STOVES and CLOTHING, al No l3I3
Z street, next TO Nations al Theater. jY2-imE
GOOD IHVEsTMENT.-Houses asd Lots for
" sale In various parts Of this city, at great bar.
gsiLs for cash, or part on time. R0B'T a PHIL.
LIPS, Real Estate Broker, sos 18Th st. jyl-lm
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TOE SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PR0PEkTY.
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
Thirty SMALL FARMS AND SUBURRAN
BUILDING SITES OF FROM TWO TO "
FORTY ACRES EAOH,
LOCATION UNSURPASSED FOX HEALTy.
FULNkSS, VlEWS OF THIS CITY, Ann
QUALITY OF SOIL, BEING THE
BEST GRAPE LAND YET FOUND
IN JHIS COUNTR And EQU.
ALLY GOOD FOR ALL THE
SMALL FR OITS.
Considering these, and many other advantages:
their close proximity TO the CITY, and the very low
prices at which they offered, no better invest
ment could be made. Apply to
ROB'T A. PHILLIPS,
REAL ESTl TE BROKER,
COS 18TH srRKKr,
leAtr Opposite Treasury.
SI0 TO sloo INVESTED in Wall street
aW onen leads TO fortune. New system. No
Liability lab 1.-The Art Of Speculation. y IS pages
sent free coupons collected. Securities negoti-
Med; j. HICkLING CO., Bankers and Brokers,
az broadway and III New street, New York
mayH-w,f.m,-sm
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d 1874 Cash Gifts amounting to......$226 5o
ONE CHANCE IN EVERY NINEl

The distribution will be public. and will be
made under the same form and regulations as
the San Francisco and Louisville Library Gift
concerto, under the supervision Of commit
tee Of prominent citizens selected by the
ticket holders.
Reference as to the integrity OF this enter
prise and Of the managemt mt is made to the
following well known citizens;
Sam. L. Tibbals, A. Toponce, j. Malsh,
II. Gerrish, members Of city council.
Judge 4. J, Black, Asst U. s. Assessor;
Marshall L Gresnwald, proprietors Metropoli
tan Hotel1 Eugene Moore, city marshal; W!
W. Hull, Architect J. Kehoe, constable; J
Kupfer, Jsweler; Napt s. Howe, contractor
o. b. Richmond L Co., commission merchants
n. K. Campbell. Proprietor Central Hotel
eipgletsn 4 Cresth, Propriotors Pacific
Stables; 8. P. HitcI, merchant, Sandy, Utah,
A. q. Garrison, Helena, Montana.
We will also announce that each and every
person buying ticket can, at any and all
,imes. examine our books and all business
Transactions connected with the enterprise
and, as the drawing Of prizes will be placed
In the hands OF honest and disintsrested men
It will insure fair and impartial distribution
ttssA, Irresponsible Agents. :. Wanted
Liberal Cominission Allowed.
q Money should DO sent by express or b
draft on any solvent bank, by postofiic
money order, or registered letter, at our rial
For particulars, address
E.w. MORGAN, Manager,
Anyl,74-2m Lock Box lbS. Corinns. Utal
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WoMAN'S HEALTH.

I T IL II laInessable TACT, that from causes not
l. generally understood, female suffering ap.
pears to De on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering Into womanhood soon be-
comes pale. feeble, emacIated, lifeiess, with
headaches, pains and aches, loss of appetite
papitation of the heart, cold feet and hands,
aud appears to loose that youthful vim and
brightness 80 much admired. The middle
aged married lady is no less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance. She contin
ually grunting and frettiDg with pans anc
aches, her s.cretons are all impaired, her en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself in into so
ciety, she "sours" On almost everybody
her health slowly declines until she become.
mere drone in her own hous ahold. An,
she at tho "iurn of lie" is no stranger to
suffering peculiar to her Sex al that agc
Habits, climate Esd inattentiDn surely brng
about TIL ESE SAD RESULTS that arc now
hurting thousands of females, old and young
TO untimeiy graves. Exercise yonr reason,
your judgment, and procured DIR. Dromgooic's
English Female Btlors, as they will cure the
above female troubles in au increditnbly short
time. They are prepared by I'm nexperi
enced physician, and is the mort power.
iul iron and vegetable tonics known to The
medical profession They are hnnusome y
put up in large bottles anu solo by druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address,
j. p. DROMGOuLE, rrop'r..
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Riv'ere. II. y. George
W holesale agent for Texas.
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FArRoNs OF nUsBANDRr,


Master, Dudley W. Adams, waukon, Iowa.
Uyerseer, Thos. Taylor, Columbia, s. g..
Lecturer, T A Thompson, Plainview, Wa
bash county, Minnesota. ,
Steward, A J Vaughn. Barly Greve, Mss.
Assistant Steward, g w Thompson, New
Brunswick, N. j.
Chaplain, Rev A B GrosL. Washington
District OF Columbia. ~
Treasurer. + NJ Mcdowell. Corning, n. l.
Secretary, o H Kelley, Washington, u. U
Gatekeeper, o Dinwiddie, Orchard drove'
indiana
Ceres. Mrs D W Adams, waukon, 1swa.
Pomona, Mrs o II Kelley, Washington, Dc
Flora, Mrs J Abbott. Ciarksvilie, Iowa
Lady Assistant Steward. Miss a han
Warrington, D. @. 1880.
Executive Committee-William Saunders
Washington, D. c.; D. WYATT Aikon, Cokes-
berry, Abbeville county, 8. G.; Il. r. Shank
land. Dubuque. Iowa.
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omeer. ofshe Texas state Grange.

WIN W Lang, Master, Marlin.
NV Allen, Overseer, Mckinney.
MI Norton, Lecturer, Salado.
CIV Ingram, Steward, Wadesville.
Up Goodnight, Assistant Steward, Dallas.
AC Graves, Chaplain, Rainey's Greek.
John X Henry. Treasurer, Mexia.
RIA Binford, Secret4ry, Austin.
wv Speight, Gstskeeper, Waco.
Mrs. j A Ingram, Pomona. Wadesville.
"SE Owens, Flora, Waxahachie.
{" s Nuckols, Lady Assistant Steward,
Atascoea.
Executive Committee Vim W Lang, Chair
man, Marlin; A B Kerr, Oso; w Town
send, Calvert; N A Thomson, Lockhart; VIM
Warren. Wascom.
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nsviseA List Of Deputies for the sena'
tOrial DISTRICTS. .

tOriai DISTRICTS.
lat. J NJ Crockett, Dallas.
"a. Joo Massey, San Augustine.
Sd. J. L Billen, Jacksonville.
4th. S. d. Smith, London.
9th. James Orr, Kaufman.
9Th. d. A. Declerd, Longview.
7lh VIM Warren, Waskom.
Slh. J N Harrison, Canton.
9Th. G W Ingram, Cotton Gin.
10Th W A Workman, Sulphur Springs
18th. T V Baker. Van Alstyne.
l2th. James Moore, Bastrop.
l3Ih. A. J, Louderdale. Long Point.
l4th. J L Caldwell Marlin.
18th. J A Duncan, Dsrisville.
18th. W. @. Wood, Independence.
17th. A Rose, Salado.
18Th A J Hanson, Calvert.
10Th Isham H Earl, Waco
2olh,w Tucker, Forth Worth.
2lst Il R STIFF, Mckinney.
I'D. w 4, Dow, Whitesboro.
23d. L 4 Gillette, Prairie Valley.
2Ath. N. L Norton, salado.
25th Or. ES weisegaI, Marlin.
26lh, n s Wallace, Lagrange.
27th. L Price, Gonzales.
18th. 7 Haynes, Manor.
10Th. N A Thomson, Lockhart.
June3w4t
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Nomnn,s nIcdicuI Adviser.

Aneat and well WRITTEN book, specially for
the use of females, giving causes, symptoms
plan treatment OF al! ordinnry Diseases alllic'.
ing the female sex The only book OF the
kind written. Price only 20 cent?. Address
as above. iebld&w4m
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THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
VIII give particular attention to collections In the
interior Of the Sta,e, and all parts Of the United
StHtee, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. viii receive deposits on open accounA
Rnd Issue certificates Of deposit and by special pro
visions Of Its charter, win divide pro rata among
Its depOsitors from onefourth to one half Of the mel
PROFITS Of lis business
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
VIII insure property against loae damage by IRE
marine and inland transportation, at lair rates,
Losses promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
r. s. WILLIS, Of p. J. wnrs & Bro.
j. K. WALLIS, OF Wallis, LaHdes Go.
W. X, MoALPIN, OF McAipin Il Baldridge.
u. THE. AYERS, of ID. The. Ayers Il Co
GEO. SCHNEIDER, Of Geo. Schneider & Co.
N. QUlN, OF Quin 4 Hill.
G. l.. CLEVELAND, OF Willie L. Cleveland.
T. w. tOLrS, Of Folts g. Washe.
Els JEMIsON, OF Moody 4 Jemison.
7: GARY, Of Cay oliphint.
Us. q. GRINNAN, Of Grnpan 4 Duval.
ISAAC BERNSTEIN, Of !. Bernstein q Co.
OFFICERS:
r. 8. WILLIS, President:
AZ. QUlN, Vice.PrerideDt.
ALPhONsE LAUVE, Cashier.
N. O. LAUVE Secretary.
WILLIE u CLEVELAND, Attorneys.
mayliD&wly
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aEo. W. JACKSON, GEo. A. BROW
JACKSON &c BROWN,
Fire Insurance Agents.
WACO, TExAs.
GEO. A. BRows

REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING RELIA
BILE FINE COMPANIES:
Texas Banking .ud Insurance CO., Galveston, Tex.
Phnnix Insurance Co., HroOklyn, n. !,
American CO tral, 81 Louis
Louisiana Mutual, New Orlcans
West. Texas Fire and Marine, San Antonio, Tex;
Old Domiai0n Rchmond Va.
Riciinuud banking and Insurance Co., Richmond
,3,-onice IT Fort A Jaekron'r Bank. Waco,
Texu angl73diy
The Van Buren press., 1874-01-06

TT We copy the following from late Is
sue of the Shreveport (I.a. Times. We be-
lievo m Agent of one of these Plow makers
IN Illinois Is canvas,ing Van Buren, and West
rrn Arkansas at this time. II will be we'll Tor
dealers In plows to know this rs possibly they
may get u lot Of unsaleablc plows on hand.
The leading plow makers Of Illinois recent
" held u convention In which 1t was resolved
Ms \ direct attack upon the Changers. to sell
0o plows to their clubs. except at retail price.
Ihc State Grange has taken up the gtiayc oi
battle and instructed their agents to- buy ~.
machinery made 10y the manufacturer. who
entered into the agreement which comprises
nearly all the establishments Tor plow max
Ing IN that state We >i,a see which party
gets the hest OF it--doubtlrss the Grangcrs if
they remain true to Themselves.
The Van Buren press., 1874-01-06
TUESDAY, JAN. G. 1873.
THE NEW YEAR.

Harry NEw YEAR. Yes. a happy New
Year to all and may it bring prosperity aud
blessings In its hands. which are yet closed SO
tightly that We cannot sce-fcw can even
conjecture-what they hold. Thcr will open
slowly. dropping from their fingers. one 10y
one the joys or sorrows. tie cares or trial.
best suited 10 each one Of us. Though the
pressure OF hard times Is upon us. and the
skies Of the future look dark to many In our
little community; though the SORROWS Of tho
past year have clouded the pathway Of some,
yet We have many blessings to be grateful
for. at the opening Of new one; many caus-
cs for observation-disclosures We have been
scoueged by no pestilence. no hMinc has
wasted no lire devastated the region a ound
us; and though many have not all they want
or wish for. yet few are really suffering for
the nccessaries OF life a very few there are
amongst us. who are really needy. and IL
should be the eheerful work of these " who
have been blessed with enough and 10 spare
to reach out a helpin5 nd to bring them
through this time Of mi.hrtunc. Fortunate
we are, TO have So little OF such distress in
our midst. and it should be looked upon no u
moral and u Christian duty to relieve it.
The New Year Is upon us. IL is ours to
a. l.
measure-if we will; and this may be done,
by striving to make the whole year happy
one others. To do all the goodto render all
the service--,o speak all the Kind words we
can, to those around us. From this will flow
back into our hearts, Il true happiness which
nothing can alloy; making our year one o
two. fold blessing.
CoxrRirrroR