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Ey" Carteret county, n. c, is the
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Gi0 pounds, one Of whose stockings is
utilized as an exact bushel measure.
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sS- C,l j. P. King and his two boys
wCre in town Friday and passed through
to Fort Smith to visit a young daughter
al school at the convent.
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ES- The Maumcle arrived Monday
morning about 10 o'clock. The Ella
Hughes behind her about half an hour
Both 90 down this morning.
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ES- Capt. Will. Drenncn is at the wheel
Of the steam ferry boat Van Buren. That
is the way, viii. Never hesitate to turn
your hand to anything that is honorable,
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E.c- Snyder's lllmbug PICTURE
GALLERY VIII remain in town set a
few days longer Every thing in the
picture linz promptly and neatly eXecnted
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rE- Mr., John johnson, who is resid-
ng in Sever county, sent us on Satur-
day two or three beautiful specimens of
Lead ore, also a specimen or two Of
quartz, from the mines in that county,
The lead is l2luablc-but tie other is not
worth wasting time ON.
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t53- sam. Martin arrived home after arhret
months trip to the principal cities Same
many friends are glad to see him back and
looking - Well
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re- Mr.. Ches. Woodruff and family
are up on a visit. "Chcs. goes back
On the boat ths morning-but has per
mission to "come again during the
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EE Several parties went down in the
bottom, Sunday, to--see if the grasshop-
pcrs had come.
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"a" The proprietors of the Ccdarylle Mills
have sent to our Office sample OF WOOL rolls
They look very nice, but as We are no judge
of such things we invite all interested to call
and take look at them.
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.F3- Mrs. Henry a, Meyer Mrs. McGce
Miss Lilly RcGee and Miss Clark, came up
on the Ella Hughes Monday night from
Sugdrl
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Ey- Col Buck Meyer started back
home, last night, leaving his treasures
behind
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EE Had great day at TT Smith,
Saturday, decorating with flowers the
Confederate and Federal soldiers graves.
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TT Mr.. Graf goes to Clarksvllc, for
few days.
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ES- Mr. Callahan and troupe started
yesterday for four months trip to Col
oro1n
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EF Col. Locke, Mr.. Renfroc, DR.. Ca
they, and others, were up from Alma, on
Decoration Day.
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t3s- Col Bob. Newell arrived in ' n Bu-
Tcn Tuesday incoming.
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Eese,ille, says that crops look fine and wheat
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IF- Mrs. Carrie Conradt makes a 1y.
ing visit TO Little Rock, GA the Ella
Hughes.
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IS- Mayor Neal is after the Sunday
bathers with sharp stick.
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E-iy- Joe. Clcgg left last night for {
trip to Montreal, Canada.
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Eg Capt Dave Brodie tore himself
away, Sunday, and went home.
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STATE OFFICERS.

A. II. GARLAND, Governor.
b. b. BEAVERS, Secretary of state.
WM X. MILLER, Auditor.
T.J. CHURCHILL, Treasurer
$. Z. llUGnEs. Attorney-Gencral.
J. n. SMITuEE. Com of Public Lands.
j. X. EAKIN, Chancellor
4. X. WITT. Clerk Pulaski Ghancery Court.
f.. II. ENGLISH, Chief Justice
W. II. HARRISON. rAvID WALKFR Associate
Justices of the supreme court.
Fifth Judicial District
Counties of Pope, johnson. Franklin, Craw-
ford. Sebastian, Sarber, Yell.
w. w. MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
j. Z, BNERs, Prosecuting Attorney.
Crawford County Officers.
ID. ii CRfEKMoRE, County Judge.
Ed. \. SCoTT County Clerk.
W. j. ALEXANDER, Assistant County Clerk
J. f. WINFREy, sheriff.
T. W. DAVIS. Deputy Sheriff
CHARLES RIBLING and WI. TAYLOR, Notary
Publics.
john j. BURRow and VI JsEs LEMLEY, Justices
of Van Buren Township.
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REPRESENT
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Furs. 326 32S and $50 Broadway. n. Y.
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Glass Lamps, &c, Al Warren ST., NY
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Redemption of Land.

Van Buren, Ark, May q, ls75-3w.
, 1875-02-07
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

Tho business OF tho banks WAS quet yesterday. The
supply Of loanable funds is somewhat restricted by
the fact that tho discount lines Of the banks full
but, withal the supply il larger than the demand
that is, larger than the legitimate deand There is
AZ a1wayr, large number Of borrowers in ths market
with poor paper worthless eollaterals but they
ceive consideration whatever. Tho situation la In
this respect emnonly sound. There is plenty Of
commodaton for leyitinute business interests; tle
OF none for speculative or dubious projects,
There Ia some demand from grain, pork and pro-
vision mon for funds to carry stuff the mercantile
demand is light; aome Of the boot and shoe and
clothing men have naado paper which is readily dis
counted at easy ratea ousias borrowers few and
their paper Is clossy scruttnlzed.
kAtas OF discount ut the banks ara 10 Der cent to
regular customers to good Independent borrowers,
accommodation ia given at rates or per cent less.
On tho street the situation is unchanged The sup
ply Of acceptable paper ia not sufficient to gise en-
ployment to all the funds that seeking employ
ment- Rates easy, but tbs best Of names and
indubable collate1als insisted On. Rates arc ia
18 Per cent.
The movement Of currency in and ont Of tho city is
small.
New York exchange Is Inactive Sales wero rnado Ut
50: premium between banks for 81 900.
The c1eartngs Saturday were s., $4,000 For the
week. they were $3l slo3o, and the balances S3
tho figures respectively soi4o3.172o, and ST.
S0I,972.75.
CHICAGO CUSTOMS.
The collections Of customs duties on Imports port Of
Chicago, for tho weak ending Feb. G, 1875, ware
$57,0l3.52.
BAN FnAyC1sco MINING STOCK.
The following table shows tho highsss prces Of lead
ing sockp on Thursday and Friday-the Board quota
tons only being given:
, 1875-02-07
Amount of ....
liabilities 3t55 - 00 $s28 49, $a1, Geo k8 Isl
Nutnter ott
failures. ..,.! 5S1ct k.1S3l 4,CE4 391S

The noticeable feature in tbs above is that. vi lie
the number Of failures exceeds that of st year. thcro
is marked dminnuon in the amount er liabilities
Two ussiguable for this viz: First that tho
panic Of 1878 caused the failure Of unusual number
Of largo houses, thus raising very much tho average
amount OF liabilities all previous years. Second
that the volume Of business had been greatly diin-
tshed during 1874, that when fixtures did OCCUR tho
Liabilities we're comparatively light; and further that
the houses which succurt,d during the year in
great degree smaller class Of Traders than those Of
1879 and, indeed. We mag add than the average Of
those Of several preceding years.
The circular EATS:
1sia obvious, that the depression Of the year can
he attributed to than judiciors econ
omy, there is great ground fer apprehension, On
the contrary, the only tre Path back to renewed
tiyy and safe prosperity In this direction, 1t Is
true that the purchasing OF the people In many
localities impaired by the condition Of numerous in
dustries para1yzed from previous oyerproduction
Time is needed to restore these interests to their
NAL condition, aud we must wait patiently until the
equilibrium between supply and demand for these
products adjusts ITSELF II In the deay greater ca
lamites occur than have been apparent in the past
year, there will be cause for cong graduation.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
, 1875-02-07

TO-
there is improvement: to note both in the character 1t
the demand and the prices, Both the local and ont
sIde trade bsvo taken hold with mora anr,snt @ NM
dance .o th.t ,,ot-rithat.na;a
-.e' so .u1@s u' set5 cons'oe1aoe u"
crease IN our soppues the accumulatons have at no
nothing Of desirable Quality remained IN the ~ vsels %
ansoio. more hrst and seeond-eass bse7es were H.
season. but the buk Of tho supply ater III consisted Of
grades below eatt1e ar.,aoino frorn onn
Ia a5o a for which t>a nra.,513r r.~ xo-. q sn
xa7 -. p.t~sa ~ ss.so
@''': eoe eno1ce ID e1f7 sn'ppaog s1eess tne pfoo
pecta are regarded as favorable for continuously good
demand 1t renuneratiye prices but the chances that
the snnn1v NJ lou and ,,a,5nr, td.s 1,u ~ f,r
ao.a az .,,~..s. -. -..-,e-1. e N+c.~ - - -.
'ne 4]ttent uaue requirements as 10 Keep F3ues
oepressed- Stock steers ara meeting with steady
fair inquiry, ad for the better qualities selers eus
ttuue to realize ooo n;ces +h,ft d1ovas .varastno
t onn - no ~ ..--...x 49,. ~ r1. sn-e
@oa 'oo a'o0o lbs oe8 souBnI a1ter at $s1ae943H'
Willie In instances as high $4259437H has BEEN
paid. Common to fair lots sell ut 81 15aaso The
extreme range Of sales was s2,25@7.3o, The1s wezA
not more than three or four salea st bfeher ne<+
than S. 60
There yoa uuiet feeling IN the rna-ket On Saturday
and the prices curIent Ma av beforc ware not fuI
maintained though there gras nm general decline
moderate naount of Trading VIVA done within ha
Of the subioiued ouo.ations.
nTnrsr,oxs -
Extra Bee7es-Gr.ded steeTa arerapinv1 IN
to J. 6s0 u,a es ina7n M
Choire Reyes Fine ~ wali fn-,naj q rc.r
tn 5 var old eteers ,rar,rin 9s1 r.
1.4so'ihs 0'-N"eA4e A'-~~ 7sas5
Good Beeycs--Wali.x .xattrned fnei4 5armeo
, 1875-02-07

It Is claimed TINT the word IS new dropped
from tho inspection reports the resut would
be largo speculative traie which would increase tho
receipts Of that grsin and the profits Of commits
aen-mcn. Perhaps 50; and It would also good
deal of tho No. corn which is in fact2 II 1t
should be no longer called so, to be handed from
the cold Into the hot weather, In store when VIC might
again hear the cry Of hot corn Ill the country,
coupled with another releration Of the charge that
Chicago Is Wholesale swind1e. II ther be any par
ties in the trade who give, and wish to give good
guarantee that placed IN store will go through
the terminating without 1proung, their wish
es might bo respected Without that guarantee tho
change would be Taught with danger to say nothing
Of the Injustice Of the interfering with the tradea Of
these who have bought and sold for May delivery on
the supposiuou that the word new would not be
dropped TIL April 20.
Tho leading produce markets. wero steadicr On Sat
uray the weakness in grain and tho strength in pro-
Visions being succeeded BY Comparative eyenness,
the feast satisfactory feature OF which WAS Its Slow
neas. Saturday is, however, ganeray less activa than
the other trading days of the week. TINT this feature
was not extraordinary. The light receipts Of the day
tended to make the volume OF spot oa.tuz. rather
small IN all departments.
Domestic dry goods wero in good demand on interior
account but did not receive much attention from the
local retail trade who for the past few weeks hare not
prosecuted very brisk business The .endency Of
prices Of all standard cotton productions continues
upward -notably for prints, and b!eached aud brown
cottons. The grocery market was unchanged in its
general features Only moderate volume OF sales Wis
accomplished in any department. whtle ABIDE from few
OF the leading articles the movement sluggish
cofees we're easy ut the kc reduction noted Fri
day. Sugars remain duh and weak. sirups md mo-
lses In fair demand at steady prIces Spices arc
inactive, but nonoally dr owing to their COM
paraive scarcity. There good inquiry for choice
fn3,J fr11x 1r&n
, 1875-02-07
LANDLORDS AND TENANTS,

To tie Editor of The Ch.eago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Among truly honest mea
there is little need of laws the one will not ask
too much. nor the other seek to evade what il
right and just. While it is true that there are a
class Of persons who forage" upon the COM
mrnity, without returning m equivalent for
what they take,-whomay be Justly styled ssdead-
beats,"-it is equally true that there are land
lords, who will take every advantage OF their
tenants, eyen to the selling them out body aud
soul, ii the Law will let them and ne scarcely
do the subject justice when We call them
grasping and -heartless."
Between these conflicting interests, where
shall the law stand !? There probably never IVES
human law ut could in the hands OF knave,
be used to tho injury OF some one; and no doubt
these "Tenant laws" have furnished as vide
field Is any. II 10 much in the interest Of
, 1875-02-07

Tho statement below shows a large falling off
in business. tie severity Of the weather having
no doubt conspired With tho prevailing dullneas
to send the market down to very How figure.
Some agencies, however, have done well, and
several loans ranging from $4,000 to e2o, 0cu
each. have been negotiated. Interest continues
about the same. Choice property is readil, &C.
commodated at 8 per cent, but there is not much
Of this kind OF security asking fayors, and hence
We still quote to 10 per cent as the ruling
figure.
FFnHTAEY
, 1875-02-07
factory, concluded to compare his experience
with others in the same line OF business and &C.
cordingly repaired to the Office Of

factory, concluded to compare his experience
with others in the same line OF business, and &C.
cordlngly repaired to the Office OF
AIESsna. GALLUP PEABODY.
Mr. Gallup was found at his desk, but very
busy. and not Inclined to converse. By dtnt OF
perseverance I learned he had been in business
some seven or eight years. Could not tell no"
large an amount ho had, loaned, but very large
sum- Some Of the borrowers had defaulted IN
their interest; some losses had been sustained
in consequence of the fire. Al Mr. G. seemed
disinciined to enter into details, concluded to
par visit to
DE- L. D. BOONE.
Inuuirins of the Doctor how long he bad been
in the business, he replied ''Betwecn twelve and
fourteen years." How muck money have you
loaned III the moantim "Cannos tell pre-
cisely, but something over five. millions (95, 000
03U) OF dollarr." How about the payment OF
interest? 1t is usually paid, SAID the Doctor,
'yery promptly, though there are some Who lag
behind" What is the percentage Of loss in your
business? 'sWe have met with no loss what
ever" Are you obliged often to sell property
'In very few Instances only and generally to
perfect titles. Our absolute ealas to secure that
cebt n.7 be counted on the fingers OF ona hand" )"
Tie next call was upon
WRIGHT Z TfREELL.
Mr. Tyrrel1 WAS 1ourd at his post, and, to the
inquiry how long he lad been in the business,
replied g Eighteen years." In answer to the
question how much be had loaned in that time,
Mr. 7. aald '' cannot tell exactly, but not less
than ten millions (s1o. 600. ooa) OF dollars; we
have in hand one million (3i '0Wooo) OF ooiats
Belonging to our CAPITALISTS. Handling so much
money. YOU must havo suffered some heavy
Losses? s'By no means We hare SUSTAINED but
one loss, and That cannot properly DO called q
loss. as ne have property in hand that will ultl-
mately. 1t Is believed, pay the debt 10 full We
mane loan on an elegant Michigan avenue
residence. The house was burned IN the tire
OF October, II, aud tho insurance proved worth
less; but, after all. We think tho debt viii oe
paid in tbs end. This comes The nearest to q
loss of anythipg that has occurred during tue
whole period Of our business" a1r. 7: added:
sour interes. is paid very promptly. we have
not moro than five instances to collect the debt.
We arc more troubled with those who wish to
pay principal before it is due than to collect
after it is DUE" Mr. T. said he did nat believe
, 1875-02-07
TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were fled for rec
ord Saturday, Feb. s:

PROPERTY.
The premises No. 1913 Wabash av, dated jan
Ogden AZ, i76 sio It Of PoR It, ef 241loo 4'''
1T: It, dated q Feb: 100
Ashland ~, sS1 4 Of West Bisciha.k st. ef ''0
4s1126N It, with buildings, dated Jan. 26. 450o
West Taylor st, ~ 4-10 It v Of Loomis at, ST.
24x125 it, dated Feb. b.e.................... 1,soo
Dania av, ia It n Of Thompson 1t, v i, 2l1
7,;iis, i2e s-ls # datsa das Fel: $50
1asre . a':ss II; i si western AZ IS:
PAX #. dated Jan. 5000
IT. eo1l2tk +, with buildngs dated Feb: 9. 1900
1ecrs t. 10 i Of oailey ~; /; 15us1 H. 4''''
South dearborn st, gi1 ii of Thirty-sccond 2''
IT. I, 25x1l0 #, With buildings, dated Feb3 $3.50
Thirty. thrd st, 954 It " Of Rhodes Nv, ST. 1sK
Orchard i. between ceutfe a,and Willow st. ''''
OF, e4kx132 It, With buildings, datcl Feb s. 1000
Hubbard St, as Il Of 1eavitt 1t, n I, 251l73
canpbsll psrF, 12i ii Of oakley AZ, i, il: z''
10SH it, dated Feb. 2.... 100
sou1H OF c111 11A1rs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or : NILES
FROM oouET-HOUsE.
stone AZ, lt9x It Of Morgan st. pf24x
l25 $40 Il, dated Jan -8...............$ 600
WEST OF CITY L1at1rs. w1rH1S RADIUS OF MILES
PROM COURTHOUSE.
Undivided 4 Of 10 acres OF knwABeA
Sec- s. 80, t3, dnted Feb. .3................s 5000
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR TIE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban property within = radius OF miles
from the Court-House transferred during the
week ending Saturday, Feb 6: CITY sales, rs
Sales, 8 consideration, $4,000. South Of citv
l1aits-sales 15; consideration, s1o3. .790. Vest
OF city l.u1its-Sales, s.; consideration. aR $40.
Total nales, " total consideration, V659,B66.
, 1875-02-07

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