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The New York herald., 1876-09-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Sept 2l-Arrived ship B D xstealf CNor).
Knudsen, Baltimore.
Sailed 3oth barks Johann Ludwig (Gsr), Holos Bslti-
more; Thos Fack (Nor, for New York.
AuxRDxxS Sept 20-sailed ship Asiana (Br, Passons,
United States
BARROW. Sept 2o--Arrivsd bark Henry Burnhsm Ray
ner. Musquash via Queenstown.
BnrsroL, Sept 2o-sailsd bark Dsta CNor) Cssparsou
Southwest Pass.
BELFAST Sept 2o-sailed bark Lothair Br. Hollywood
North America.
cArAsrA. Sept s-Arrivsd. brig Mira dtaD, Romano.
Philadelphia.
cARDrrr Sept 2-salsd, schr Elizabeth Cook. Cook.
CardenaA
DAxrzrc to Sep. Arrived bark Miranda (Ner) Andsr.
SON. Philadelphia.
ELsrsoRx to Sept 2i-Arrvsd, brig John Hunt, Hunt
New York Tor Dantzic.
ExxourH, Sept 2l-saiisd, bark J Hoibrook Lsavist
United States
GLOUCESTER Sept 2isailsd bark sator (Aus, Prsmuds
United States.
GIBRALTAR Sept ls-Arrvsd. bark Bolivar Aus) osroL
mich, New York
GxSoA, Sept 7oArrvsd, schr Nillsn, Young Phils-
delphia-
nAvRz. Sept ls-Arrived, steamers South Tyne (Br)
Hallet Phadslphia; 2oth 81 Lsursnt (Fr) Lashssnss
New York.
Sailed 2lst, brig Camille (Br), Craig. New York
HAMBURG, Sept 2l-Arrived. bark Bernardo QtaD, sch
a1lno Baltimore via Queenstown.
Sailed 2lst. bark Inga (Nor), Buege, New York.
HULL, Sept 21-saled, brig Fannie Tucker. Tucker.
Protland. Nc.
HELvoEr Sept 2O-Salcd. bark Chssca, Washburn. Nov
York; schrJ Bartlett. Bartlett. do
LrvxRpoo Sept 2OArrved bark Chloe (Br). Corkhill
Portland o: 2lst steamer Minnesota 3D. Burwel, Boz
ton bark NJ ary Lswton tBr), Oliver. Quebec
Sailed 2ls bsrks Sabine. Williams United States; osmo
(Rus). Rantaa' do; vibis (Br, Kenney, do.
LONDON Sept 2l-Arrivsd. ship Caorn Castle Br :.
Robinson. New York.
Lnosonx-Arivsd. bark Sophia R Luhrs ooorins Now
York.
phia-
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2I-Arrivsd bark Drugi Dubrovaeki
(Aus). Percch. New York
Also arrived 2lst. AN. steamer Italy Br, Thomson,
New YORK for Liverpool land procseded).
Sailed 2lst. Dakota (Bu. Holmes fom Liver
pool). Now York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 20 Cleared bark Henry Knight Ames
United States
Sailed 2lst, steamer Caiand dDutch). Deddss, New
YORK (has reported sailed vissingsn isth.
souTuAxrrox, Sept 2lArrived. steamer Lspsig Gen.
Holman. Baltimore for Bremen.
srErrIy sept i9-Arrved. bark Samuel Welsh. Spear.
Richmond Va; brig fairfield (Br, Norris, New York.
snARrNEss Sept Sailed schr Lssis Dewey. Peters.
Pictou. Ms
TsrKsrK Sept l5-Arrived barks Nartno olento Gtal
Lauro New York; vttoria UtaD. Do Nartino. do 0ui-
| scppe d'Abundo QtsD, Cammarota. do.
TExEI Sept 30-Saiisd bark Latona (Nor, Jorgsnsen,
Savannah
YARxouru, Sept 2l-sailsd bark Il Bils Penny Uni
| ted states.
LONDON Sept 2-The steamer Canadian (Br), from Mon
for Glasgow which has been ashore Larns since
Monday last towsd on the rocks day and beaehsd in
Larne Lough.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted Of the steamer City Of Vera
Cruz from Havana. for fsvors.
BARK Onward from Utssady for New Caledonia (not ~
bsors totally wrecked no das rspofssd, on sssw-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The second class buoy black No which marks the
end OF Point Aderton Bar reported gono. The
will bc replaced q practicable
BY order o. the Lighthouse Boaro.
GEORGE DEWEY. Commander USN.
Lighthouse Inspector Second district
Bosrox Sept 10, 1876.
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SAILED.

Steamers Pommerania Ger for Hamburg: State OF In
diana Br Glasgow: Columbus. Hsvana Rapidan. Savsn-
nah Magnolia Gulf Stream. Charleston; barks Hen
rk Ibsen tNor. Liverpoo Flash Light 'Br, Phiiadsl
pnia.
Wind Al midnight. ENE
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ARxcrso, Sept sIn port. brig Morning Light. Dill, for
New Haven to sail next day -.
TruxiiIo. - - 60,
CLoxAktLrv ureland), Sept 17-Arrivcd, brig Aurisi
(Br. Williams. % Joan. NIB.
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WHALEMEN,

ASrSee arrivals at this port
Arrived Vineyard Haven Sept 20 schrs Sarah Lewis
from HRtteras Ground OF aud for Boston, with 1856 bbs
OIL Quckstep from do. OF and for Provncetown, with IS
do and is do bAck6sh oil Antarctic do for do With 30
op.
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REHABILITATION.

Acknowledged by George Yonge. 81 ,951 so
Acknowledged by Chamber u Commerce.... 4,O73 90
Acknowledged by S. II. Eckman. ............ g. 1875 90
Total Observation-Disclosures 60 l40 SO
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HELP FROM THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

HELP FROM THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
special committee was appointed yesterday BY the
President OF the Produce Exchange, Mr. J. N. Stark
on public charitieG The committee consists OF the
following gentlemen, who are now engaged in collect
ng funds for the sufferers by yellow fever In Savannah
to whom thcy have already forwarded s5o0:-Mcssrs.
James Arkel, A. F. Orr J. W: McCulloh. A. S. spauld
Ing. A. Bonneli E. Hincken, W. Blanchard, 4. r. Liy
ermore, E. A. Kent J. II. Drake, H. Mills, c. X
Hckox, L. 3. Shaw, H. II. Tompkins and Josiah Macy,
Jr.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FUND.
The following subscriptions are acknowledged by
George yonge, Treasurer Railroad Agents Committee,
his ohce No. 400 Broadway:-
Amount previously acknowl ledged. ....... $l62l so
Mrs C. !. Spencer. Observation-Disclosures. 200 90
Hawk Waite 4 Wetherbee Nv indsor HoteD. 100 90
Rogers Peet & Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 10
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
81 Qll 80
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YELLOW FEVER.
rrrxIuxNrs IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 81, 1875
The total number OF interments to-day twenty
one OF which sixteen were from yellow fever Among
the deaths to-day was that OF L. W. Marsh.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE YuSD.

Mr. Francis s. Lathrop, Treasurer of the Committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce for the relief Of the SUI
by the yellow lever Savannah. Acknowledges
the receipt OF the following additional subscrIptlons
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saiis. Dcstinationl
nj Office.
Soip~r.

DATES OF DEPARTURES IRON YORK TIE MONTH";
or SEPTEMBER ocToBRH
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AID FoR THE SAVANNAH SUFFERERS.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept 81, 1876.
The City Council to-day voted 81 900 Tor the Savan-
nah yellow fever sufferers, and are being sent
to attend the sick.
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. q, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RRPoprRp By THE BEKALp srRAx YACHTS AxD HxRALD
wniTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE

RRPOpf1p BEkALD SrRAH YACHTS AHD HxRALb
wuiTEsToNH TELEGRAPH LINE
with mase and and passengers to Aexsndre sons 18TH
n. Is. IS % Lon 20 - City
day. 81 a. u 81 charesson-all bound
steamer Dominion. Walker, Richmond. City POin. and
Norfolk with mdso and passengers to the oad Dominion
steamer Harrisburg Worth, Philadelphia. with coal to
Bark Albert Victor tof Grecnoek, Johnson Calcutta
seh s.Ss H. 49, s at" @ a
saIs @ nSwns @ ss4. IL
Bark osmi puOoy.cki A9,| N.ransvsh II Ca Gsrs,G % 50
Bark Roycroa Iof Ann.pols. NSs Purdy Dublin u. sgd
ss IS S. lon % as fell in with abandoned
sch sp before reported she appeared t" ss IN
Bark Fidents Aus adeslovieh Sligo IS days. in ballast
Bark George Ger. ssensns Hamburg As days. With
BARK Repnblk Ger, Formaum, Hamburg 90 days, with
Bark Saga 'Nor) Boe Rotterdam days. in ballast to
BARK Constants" Mor,, Knudsen, Rotterdam ST days,
with empty barrels TO Funch Edye Co. :,
ssy ScSp s.ns!. Ssy aa aas sn
ss e % p II o o. % ssds
violent slc on the 10Th xhish sAI:sd h.,
the well and making aboa. 10 inches pc. hour the
18TH then sent the chief cieer
could render them further assistance or they desired
halifax and when last seen she steering NE. With
Y weather
Brig saista Griffin, Almcria AZ days with mdse 80 John
spoke whaling bark Tucker OF New Bedord-hsd taken
loo bbs oil the day previous
Brig Ruby Neal. Barbados Is days. With moasses to
Brig Manson jof scarsporD. Smith. Bonaire "A days.
with MASTER pound to Bangor; put in for hsr-
Dor.
Brig Jennings Mahoney Baltimore days. with coal
to master Is bound So Portland: put In for hsrbor
Schr Pilots Bride kdrdge FsJordo. PR, IL days. with
sugar W Lewis Had light southery winds
Sept then had heavy gale from sSw to NV lasting
schr Alice Belle of warehnm, Canmous. Pensacola 10
da,s with lumber tc Souder Adams.
schr Wake Budd, Jacksonville II days, with lumber TO
Alison 4 Clark
Schr j Pharo. Cranmer. Alexandria
Schr Carrie, johnson, Alexsndrix for Fall Mver.
Schr John Wright. Brown, Virginia
Schr II G Lconart Wardeil. Virginia
Schr Moder rator, Bugbee, virginia
Sehr W II Thorndike. Bushman. Virginia.
Schr Thos woolsey- Osborn. Virginia
Schr ID j Wheaton, Steciman. Virginia.
Schr o Curtis Curtis, Virginia
Schr T. Simpson. Boyce, Virginia
Sclr & w OlcOtt, French, Virginia.
Schr Rhoda Holmes, Burr. Georgetown.
Schr Mary Corson Nckerson Gcorgetown Dc Tor bos-
ton Put in for u larbor
Schr = Avery Ryan, Georgetown, DC. for Now Hsven
Schr J Il Cumpton, Parker, Georgetown, DC, for New
London.
Schr Frank lowering Cullen, Baltimore.
Schr VIM Walton Buckalew. Baltimore.
Schr y Harding Smith. Philadelphia
Sh Dadem, Gray Csne IL days, with plaster TO John
King Co
10y Barks Seth (Aus), and Agir (Nor) which
in the lower bay came to tho city yesterday
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArE.
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BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford fish New Bedford for New

steamer City OF new beoioro rsn NOW oeoioro TOE Nev
Ste Steamer Gaatea. Walden. Providence for New York
ss ss! oes ehay Rs,hsnS 'S
@ sirsa for SsS s York.
schrJ Burnett fssmu',sn rsw,1stes for New York
sshr 6 j. Lowell Boston for New York,
sshr Han,inrtcn rsOvidsnes en- s Or New YORK
sehr Ontario BIrdett, Providence for Now York.
ssr ssS
schr Elm City Kelly East Greenwich for New York
ehr ssn . % Esn Yo'
ssSr S0sn wr rrods%sS ss G sI New Yx
sS Peter s Kssy SSw London % for or New y9T
sehr vermiiiicn walls Warsham for New York.
schr Black Diamoud. Smith, PAw,ueket for New York.
schr Ellen Dunicid, Chatheid, Portland Ct for New
SeIr zelia. Holowell, Calais for New York
schr John stoekham. Hart Providence for New York.
ssnr wsndersr. Adams. Provdenes for io New YOrs
sehr Ocean Belle Mills; Hur,csnv Island for New York
schr Mary Brewer, Brewer Rockland for New York.
schr Robert smith, spragae. St George. No. for New
schr Josephine. Myers Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Express. Kennedy, Rocklaud for New York
sshr 9 Bisd suGsinyham EOckand for New York.
Schr Matthew vassar. Jr Kelley New Bedford for New
schr Helen. Chase, New Bedford for New York.
The steamer Gen Whitney, hse., from Boston for New
York, arrived on whestone At so Pm and anchored
BOUND EAST.
Steamer EIeanora, Johnson New York for Portland.
Steamer Glaucus. Benrse. New York for Boston
Echr Olive Avery Avery, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Orlando. Young loboken for Fall River.
Schr A G Noyes, BAKER Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Lconors. Young, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Boston. Nickerson, Port Johnson Tor Boston.
Scnr Judge Tenney, Morris, New York for Boston.
Schr May. Hatcn New York for Providence.
Schr u Wilson. Harris Port johnson fer Providence.
Schr Grifng. Stocking, EliIsbethport for New Ia
schr L Leach Brooks, Georgetown. DC, for New Hs-
schr BraKos, Tyron, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr VIM Buck. Mills. Georgetown tor Providence.
echr Smith, Smith. Port johnson Tor New Haven.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS,

LIVERPOOL. Sept 2i. Px--wind. 3, light; baromsts
PLrnou,n, Sept ~. PM-wind EsE, moderate; hns.
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Erroneously reported in yesterdays edition., J. L
Brewer Bros & Co. should have been j. L. Bremor,
Bro. Il Co., 500
Tho following was likewise received by Mr.. Eek
sxrr I6, 1876.
My Dear ECKMAS:-
Your telegram Of yesterday, authorizing to draw
house for 900 reached last evening this
morning Mr. Jacob Ernstein called with check tor tho
amount Thanks for prompt action in behalf OF
people The fever Is working its fell the
and destitute the portion city will
probably its until all the material likely
aected by has teen exhausted indulge the hope that
the epidemic has reached its climax and that In
two the oeah record will begin to lessen Yesterdays
ports in OF preceding nterments. there
having been thrty-one burisls. twenty-seyeu Of
which from yeilow fever We shall need all
the pecunisry help that send the calls from
the sick and suffering are excessive and feeding
sides our own destitute people Mr. Mcfarland pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, 10 in critical condition
and is Mrs. Wilder, who is by this time dead. Tue
weather is unfavorsbie Tor the sick having changed
during the night u chilly atmosphere with every
dcation OF the equinoctia Alderman Balianyne
down sick but Is doing WE'LL him this morning The
f. @. ANDERSON.
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CREAT HORSE MEDICINE.

GREAT HORSE MEDICINE
UDr Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment, In pint bottles
ST. for the Of colc old spains and bruises 10
the test in the world TOBIAS Condition Pow
ders warranted ever, bots give hne
and increase the appetite 25 cents certified to by
Colonel d. MCDANIEL Of Of the fastest running
the world hundreds other persons Sold
the druggists and saddlers. Depot 10 Park place.
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+. s. LATHROP, Treasurer.
=. II. Eckman. of Savannah, Ca, (of1ce No. 9
Thomas strcet acknowledges receipt OF tho following
contributions the fund for tho relief OF the yellow
fever sufferers IN Savannah:-
Amount previously During, Millikcn
acknowledged. s., ,660 Co................ so
George G. II Rchard- +. n. w. II. Tailor. IS
K Co....... 100 Wheelright Ander-
h. X. Nudge, Sawyer son " Co. ........ so
Co......,....... 100 Caroline Perry (Ho-
Harding, Colby l. CO. 100 boken, n. J.) 49,. 10
Fred Victor L.
Achelis. so
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L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
l. THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship

points n the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, $50; steerage. $25.
Apply TO CLARK X SEAMAN, SO West st.
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Ih for New Orleans and Texas
will sail every Saturday New Orleans transferring Texas
freight there to Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Brashear; thence per Of Morgans line 10 Texas
ports.
River, Saturday, January 20 at T. NJ for New Orleans
direct.
70 all points the Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonlo
Houston and Texas Central International and Great North
Indianola and all points
Western Texas and Pacific Railway Bragos Santiago, Cor
pus Christi, Roekpor Z harys and Fulton
Lieherage and Channel dues either Corpus Chrs
Brazos Santiago at the and risk Of eonsignee.
Freight for Bownsye Matamoros and points In the in-
terror must have consigneO BrRzos Santiago.
be effected rnder policy Of c. A. Whit
cents from New York TO all Texas via New Or
leans, q per cent
CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 CO, Agents,
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLoRIDA-wEEKLY LINE
steamer CRY OF HOUSTON. Captain Deerng win sail
Royal Through Tickets issued 70 all points in Florida For
freight or PASSAGE apply 20 2; II. MALLORY CO., or
HERMAN 0ELPCKE, l53 Maiden lane
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPASf.
" . sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays rhurs
and tennessee Xr Line Atlantic Coast line Piedmont Air
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
panys steam lines to interior points in North Carolina aud
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Dell Monday and Thursday at p NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills Of ladng 20 All points at
received daily at pier 81 North River Offices fg7
Greenwich street n. L. McCREADf, President
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matter before tho great council. and the
Indians themselves desired to 60 to
Washington and see the great father, and
also wished n copy of everything said
here given to them, so that they might
take it to Washington, in order that there
might be no mistake.
Col Boone said the commission had
no right to change the papers presented
them. He was glad they had shown an
interest in the half breed children, aud q
full copy of all said should be given them
and the paper presented for them to sign
as soon AS the secretary could make 1t
out.
Bishop Whipple said for them to Sc
Iect the Indians they wished to sign the
treaty, and it would be presented to them
! in the afternoon. In the metntime pro
visions for feast would be given them.
Little Wound said the commissioners
had said nothing aboutthe S25. 900 prom.
ised them for hunting rights; to which
Judge Gaylord replied that the president
had tried to get it for them last winter,
but could not The commissioners would
do all they could to secure them that
money, but could not promise them any
money certain.
The Indians were then informed that
the commissioners wanted n chief and
two head men of each band selected to
sign the treaty at 3 clock this afternoon.
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We cannot tell how it is but somehow or
other, those two wholesouled boys. Charlie
Brodie and viii. Lockharr, have discovered
our failing, although our efforts to hide it
have been unceasing. So, without even inti-
mating their purpose. one morning. last week
a boy came into our Office with a pitcher
not IA base ball pitcher. but bona fide, white
crockery pitcher-flled with some of the best
cider we have ever tasted. Gentlemen, we
should not be offended were you to commit a
similar inroad upon our biblical affections, in
the future,
Our tree school is moving on splendidly,
with between eighty aid ninety scholars in
attendance,
A considerable amount of sickness in
town and country.
These hot days bring into life the flies
and mosquitoes.
People still 90 to the depot at highs to
see the cars come in.
Mr. Z. C. Wynn, living on West Fork Of
Boston Mountain, laid upon our table, yes
terdav. the finest sample of the Shannon Pip
pin apple we have seen this season. Its weight
was 20te ounces. Mr.. Wynn pays great
deal of attention to his orchard, and has the
finest selection of fruit on West Fork.
load or two of his apples will be at Nj. Lynch''
morrow or next day. They will be worth
looking at.
| Col W. W. Reynolds, Of Benton county
was in town, yesterday.
Our Touring mills have been busy grind
ing. night and day, during the past week.
The river is almost wadeablc at thl'
point.
Cation has commenced coming in, ant
business is livening up a little.
-Wm. Whitfield has received large ship
ment OF wagons.
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Cool nights.
Pleasant day s.

Pleasant days.
1t was very hot. Sunday.
We are to have new public hall.
Railroad excursion to Ozark. last Sunday
Elder Waldrop. of the Christian church
As been delivering series Of very interest
M sermons, during the week, to large audi
knces, at the Court House.
w. J. johnson, of Lees Creek. is in at
{pndance on the Circuit court.
Take a look at c. +. Harvcy's new adyer.
&tisemcnt. and drop in and see him.
We were, last year, Dragging on a castor
tean tree. 10 feet high Uncle Mooney has
pne in his garden that beats that bad. 1t is
tO feet high.
MIR. James Scott. of the firm of E. II
EGobinson 4 Co, left, last night, tor st. Louis
10 purchase n new stock Of goods for theil
bew store. p. B. is giving away the old
ktook two doors above the old stand.
M Lynch has turned loose his cotton gin
|snd turns out from eight to ten bales day.
A little more energy, we are glad to note,
i manifested. of late, on the part of our citi-
tens. A new and beneficial impetus seems to
favc occupied the place Of supreme inactivi-
(y New buildings are being erected, and i'm
krOvements OF IA needful and material char
|cter are constantly being made.
The Tilden and Hendricks Club met at
lle Court House, Saturday night.
The speeches. Abner Lewis has been do
|ng some splendid painting. external and in
|ernal, on the residence of Mr.. Charley Mill
kr. 1t is IA highly ereditable specimen of Alb
ter's landiwork.
A, N. Callahan l. Co, have glnned and
Shipped two or three bales Of cotton.
M. Lynch is receiving cotton at his gin
tnd paying the highest price.
The Ella Hughes left Little Rock Wednes-
tay. for Cincinnati. She took down to Pine
Bluff 700 sacks of -four The Hughes will
] Oad for the Arkansas river and return to her
BID np-river trade.
The friends of Billy Williams, the pilot
Mill regret to learn Of his death. He died at
HE Ladies' Benevolent Hospital, Little Rock
b consumption. He leaves wife and two
|ur three children.
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Mr.. Fayette Locke, of the firm of Brodit
Locke, of Alma, arrived in Van Buren, via
Nluscogee, from an eastern AMI centennial
trip Fayctte is one of the entcrprisiDg
young business men of Western Arkansas.
DIR. C.F. Brown has been sick for the as
week, and is still confined to his bed.
Mr.. John spoon, in Jasper township had
us arm terribly lacerated, by the cogs of a
sorghum mill, one day last week. Hopes are
entertained that amputation will not be nee
tssary. DR.. Dibrell is attending on him.
Uncle Cyrus Bowen was in from Scully-
vile, Saturday.
-Mnuie Thurston started. Thursday night
tor trip to California. He goes to look after
Unsettled business in that State. and will be
gone two months or longer.
Special attention is called to the card OF
Aessrs. Thruston & McGee. Land Agents
They are ready to answer all letters, pertain
lng to the soil and country. and are. perhaps.
ss we'll posted In the quality and variety Of
| Iae lands of the county as any one in 1t. Gut
cut the advertisements and write or call on
| hem.
Saturday evening, some of the Fl. Smith
Sc bsllers-- party of boys-came over anc
played eur youngsters game. We have beer
Informed, by young gentlemen who know
that it was the prettiest game that has beer
played this season. both sides doing remarka-
bly, we'll The Fort Smith nine beat our boys
one tally. the score standing, Fort Smith, 13
Van Buren, IL. The best of feeling prevailed
and the interest and amusement of the game
We're not marred by the wrangling and i'll
viii that usually accompany such contests
We are proud of this game because it clearly
proves to our mind that the best kind OF feel
'ng exists between the Fart Smith young
sters and our own. We hope this friendt!
game may be but the precursor OF Others OF
similar character. Hurrah for the TT. Smit'
Youngsters.
Adams " Co., have their hands full
work. Mr.. Adams is an enterprising man
. and the efforts OF the firm are deserving o
success.
See 4. M. Callahan's advertisement Cot
containing. You viii find everything jus
as he tells you.
Our young frienk. p. T. Dcvaney. arrived
'"st night from the Centennial and easter
markets.
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rAll job Work, cash on deliv-
title Rock and Ft. Smith Railwa
Timetable.

Trains leave Van Buren for Little Rock, dai.
Sundays excepted at am.
Trains arrive at Van Buren, from Little
lock at 7.30 p. m. daily, except Sundays.
Trains run by st. Louis time which is 90
lnutes faster than Van Buren time.
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United States MarshaPs Sale.

TNAKE NOTICE, that under and by virtue
i OF an Execution. issued out of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States, within and
for the Western District of Arkansas, in fav-
vor of Mctiehee. Snowden d Violet. plain
tils aud against Charles q. Scott and Charles
H. Drenncn. bearing date the 2lst day of An.
gust n. d. $40 for the sum OF Sl,626 3a-l0t
aud costs taxed at 81 %, the undersigned will
The Van Buren press., 1876-09-26
A Lecture to Young Men.
Jrsr rppllsnrp. ,S sr.lKp ESyrlorr. PRICE CTS

Jusr PUBLISHED. lN SEALEp ENVELOPE. PRIcE Gers.
Lecture on the Nature Treatment, and Radical
cure of Seminal MeakneHs or SpvrmatOrrhic. tndnr-
cd by Self-ahuse, Involuntary Emissions. lmpcten'
ey, Nervous Debility, aud lmpodimens to MarriaEe'
tai and Physical Ineapeeity. Nc. BY ROBERT j.
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