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The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27

BARaARons Two barristors in a coun
try court one Of whom had gray hair
and the other. though just as old mar
as his learned friend, had hair which
looked suspiciously blnek-had some al
tercstion about question Of practice, In
which the gentleman with the dark hail
remarked to his opponent, "a person a,
your time Of life " docking at the bar
rester's gray head "ought to have long
enough experience to know what is Gus
tomary in such cases." "You may stare
at my gray hair II You like. My hail
will be gray as long as live. and your:
will be black as long as you dye.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
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4tll of jury.

The committee of arrangements on the
4th of July celebration have adopted the fot-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That the Van Buren, Cornet Band
and the Fort smith Brass Band. be and the
same are invited to attend the barbecue and
Pic Lie celebration Of tire 4th OF July. At the
railroad crossing Of Clear Creek, and to fur
nish music for the occasion.
They also extend special invitation to the
citizens Of Franklin, Sarber. johnson
and Sebastian counties, TO be with them on
this occasion.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
Evansville FIGURING Mill.

At the hands of Mr.. J. r. Finn. proprie-
tor of the above mills we have a sack of flour.
At this date VIC have not been able to have it
tried but on examination by experts, shows
the -four from that mill to be equal, if not SUI
perior to, almost all the brands brought from
over the mountain. Mr.. Finn intends to
make -four that will command a ready sale In
every Market and to make it eagerly sought
after for family use. d. c. Williams has 1t.
Give 1t trial.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
Or. c. MeLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as remedy for call the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia aud Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can bo used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
As a simple purgativo they are
unequaled.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
Tho genuine arc. never sugar
coated.
Each box has a red wax seal ON
the lid. with the impressions DIR.
MPLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
OF G. McLANE and FLEMING Beos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
The Poles.

The poles, the poles, the beautiful poles. not
Of Poland. not flag poles. not fish-poles, nor
bean poles, but rouLd, smooth. tall, conical
cedar telegraph poles of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railway line. now set up through
our town on Saturday last. The wire strings
will be here In day or two, when we will be
in connection with the whole world and the
Turks, or cuss man In Rome, quicker than
youi can 90 to the upper end of Main
street and do IL,
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
RIVE RNEws.

The River isfslling. with seven feet on
Van Buren, bar. The weather Is clear An q
snltry.
The Ella Hughes arrived Friday, and r..
turned Sunday
The Maumelle arrived yesterdy. aud goes
down to- morrow.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27

A young lady describing = bashful
young man at party, said, che looked
so timid feared he would jump through
his neck-tie and run away"
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27

Lubbock still insists that bees are not oi
q ympathetic nature. And yet this gen
tie insect, with the buff mainsail and red.
hot rudder, has frequently brought tears
Of sentiment to our eyes.
A Baltimore bookkeeper was badly
poisined by putting lead pencil in bis
mo nth, one day.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27

EF A party frcm here went down Sat
urday. night on the moonlight excursion
of the Hughes. Don't know how they
liked 10.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
~ Mis-. Clara H all, the eldest d.uQh.

E1 Miss Clara II all, the eldest daugh
ter OF A. Oakley Hall, and the author
ess Of the novel called "Sweet Bell,
tangled was privately married. recent
ly, by the Rev. Herman Dyer. d. D., to
Mr.. Charles Henry Randolph. As the
mother Of the bridegroom had recently
died, the wedding ceremony was witnes-
sed only by the immediate relatives ol
the bride. not even the most intimate
friends receiving invitations. Mr.. RAN
dolph is tall, lean blonde, and the bride
is . plump and petite brunette. Mr.. A,
Oakley Hall gave the bride away. and
added his paternal blessing. The honey
moon will be passed on Long Island.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
Specimens for the Centennial.

We are requested to say that any spec
iAens of grain. wheat, oats, &c.. left at
thcoffice Of B J. Brown, will be for
wardI to Little Rock, and from there
sent to philadelphia. Specimens Of ore,
or any Productions of the state, are de.
sired.
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27

"" Madam" said a trance medium
"your husbands spirit wishe to com
municatc with you" mo matter said
the widow; :" il he's got no more spirit
In the other world than he had in this
it's not worth hothering about"
The Van Buren press., 1876-06-27
MAIL SCHEDULE.

~ All Job Work, cash ON deliv.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
WASHINGTON !!
The Eastern Question.
The Capture Of the Sioux
Indians.
More Coal at Auction,
The Newmarket Racing
The Indian War.

The Indian War.
BY ASSOC ated Prtss.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 25.-The arrival Of Gen
Merritt's command at Red Cloud agency
yesterday signalized the closing OF the Big
Horn, Yellowstone campaign, which will be
succeeded by the Powder River expedition
consisting Of Is companies Of infantry and
II compaaies of cavalry, the latter princi
pally of the Fourth Regiment, with few
other companies of the Second and Third,
which have not been in the summer cam
paign. All are fresh troops and will b.
commanded by Gen. Crook 10 person. The
Fifth Cavalry will have its headquarters a.
Fort Russell, Gen. Merritt In command.
Tho Third goes to Fort Laramie. Ten com.
panies will remain at Red Cloud.
Spotted Tail was to-day formally installed
as Chief of the SiouxN alton by virtue of ths
authority of the President, and was as such
accepted by all the Indians at the agency
The capture by General Merritt consisted Of
500 Indians, 700 ponies and large number
Of arms. The last two named will be dis
posed Of at auction on the 2d of November
at Fort Laramie. The moral effect of this
decisive policy is wholesome, and peace
promises to prevail at the agencins.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Tho aims House

The regular quarterly meeting of tie
Trustees of the Poor was held on Wednes-
day. After inspecting the building the
Trustees held their regular meeting and
passed bills to the amount of 81 1898 90. The
report OF the Superintendent shows the fol-
lowing:
Number admitted during the quarter,
l0l; discharged, 69; Deaths II; bir.hs, 4
number Of inmates at present, 1870, as follows
white males, 60; white females, Al; white
chieren, s; colored men. 16; colored women,
10: coIoret chi DIRE g, Insane department
white men, 16; white women, 21; colored
men, 4; colored women, 5. Total, 46.
The officers Of the institution are as fol-
lows:
Superintendent, N. Barlow.
Malron, Mrs. Barlow.
Medical Department, Mrs. Lape.
Insane Department-Matron Mrs. En-
merson. Assistant, Philip Ryan.
Physicians. Drs. OgIe and Shortledge.
The Board has purchased flag which
will be flung to the b'eeze every meeting
day.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
An INSURANCE FAILURE.

The Continental Company In tn
Hands Of . Receiver.
The New York Times this morning con
aims this:
"The announcement made yesterday af.
ouinentsl Life Insurance Company of thi
city, corporation which has, almost from
be days OF Ito existence, enjoyed the repu,
alton of being among the first of ito class
created no little excite ment In financial ant
insurance circles. 1t appears that about I
month ago one Of the stockholders, Mr.Johl
0. Hoyt, arrived at the concluslon that tn
,sses of he Company. consisting for tn
most part Of real estate and mortgages OF
real estate, had deprecated in value to 81
great an extent that 1t would be unsafe foI
it to continue operations, and through hi.
attorneys, Messrs. Sewell s. Pierce, present
d peti ion to Judge Pratt, of the Second
Judicial District, az special term of tn,
supreme Court held in Brooklyn, asking fol
the appointment of a receiver. The petition
set forth that these assets had, for SON.
'ime prior to the commencement of the ac-
Sion, been rapidly depreciating in value
until at the present time the real estate was
worth little more than half what it cost, and
that some OF the mortgages held by the com
pany were utterly worthless.
II was further asserted that the company
had violued the laws Of the Insurance De-
par,myn, OF this State in not keeping invest
ed the proper reserve fund. On these rep
resentatious being presented to the court az
order was granted directing the detendani
to show cause why it's affairs should not bt
placed In he hands of receiver. This was
on Oct. 9, and At a su Csequent date the
comp appeared in c"urt by Its counsel
and guessed an adjournment of the pro
ceedings Other aojoarnments were after.
wards had uu,il yesterday, when on The
application of Mr.. Hoyt, J. J. Anderson wa:
appointed receiver without opposition, the
officers Of the company hoping that by a
judicious cutting down of the expenses end
a proper and careful hsndling OF the assets
they could IN short time resume the
regular order of business The receiver
yesterday afternoon filed the required bond
amountlng 10 S2O, 900, ana about 5 o'clocl
entered the Office OF the company, at No 2t
Nassau street, and took formal possession
of It's affairs.
"Regarding the present condition of the
company's assets and liabilities nothing
could be learned, and at the Office, the
officers being temporarily absent, the,
subOrdnates were somewhat re icent. The
Secretary, Mr.. j. P. Rogers, however, spoke
highly et the merits of the receiver, anG
said that this appointment wasthe result o.
a compromise with The stockholders, who
had brought the suit for the purpose OF
winding up he affairs of the company, and
that ne had no doubt tber would soon he
able TO resume operations
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Dl ED.

sWIFT.-In this city on the Oath instant
John kennison. son of James swift, ir
the 18th ear Of his age
The funeral Will take p!ace on Friday
afternoon at 3 CLOCK. from his late resi-.
dence, h avenue, West Wilmington. In.
terment at Riverview Cemetery.
CLARK On the 2.th instant Lizzie c
Clark agei q years,
The re atives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend 'he funeral ON tht
residence If her parents, 62 West FIN
street, on Friday II OrninI 9th instant, a.
ao'c!ock. High Mass at st. Peters Church
Inter" ent at t. Joseph's, Brandywine.
RAFFERTY.-On the 5th instant. Alice
wife OF Michael Rafferty,. aged 3, years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respecttully invl ed TO attend the fu
,eral on saturday morning, from .he rt si
street to pr" ce'd to Philadelphia, on th,
$50 o'clock train.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Selling Coal at Auction.
BY Associated Press.

=
NEw YORK, Oct. 26.-Oue hundred
thousand tons of Lackawanna coal was sold
at auction to. day by order of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company. The bidding
was lively, but the prices show fall COM
pared with last month. The following are
the prices obtained 5000 tons Steamer
started at S3 10 and fell to 50 O71t, at wrich
price the balance was bought; 10000 tons
Crate commenced at So 10 and fell to
50 07]1, then to s. 05, ,and closed at s3 o2155
$4,000 tons of Egg opened mt 50 and closed
at the same price. It maintained that
price throughout; $4,000 tons of Stove
opered at a 10, fell to - O7k, 81 05,
81 02]1 ard 81, and closed at 81 o211. The
following are the highest ani Lowest
prices obtained at last months sale
Steamer, sS Is and 50 IN; Crate, 50 25
and s3 l7H; Egg, So 80 and So 2715
Stovh, s. IS and 81.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
X. Of +.

Adam j. Shrack, Grand Chancellor Of tie
Knights Of Py,hias IN the State OF Delaware,
has announced the following standing
com mmittee:
Laws an, Supervlsiops-J. j. McNullen,
No. 2; James L. Smith, No. l; William 4.
johnson, No. 2.
Finance and Mileage-Thos. F. Moreland,
No. !; Charles P. Maroney, No. l I. r.
McAlister, No. 7.
Returns aud Credentials-C. G. King, No
); S. F. Marshall, No. l; j. +. Bowlia, No
Appeals and Grievances-J anes p. Hayes
No, 2; E. B. kice, No II; B.F. Bartram
No. =.
Printing-S:arsbury j. Wiley, No 6
". W. Ward, No. 2; G.. W. Pennington
Noe,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
The Meeting In West Church.

The meeting of the Young NJ MS Chris
'ian Association in West Presbyi erian
Church l,>; evrniIE has we'll attendtd, the
church being filled 10 Cver-a { )wiug.
addresses were delivered by Col. Theodore
Hyau,o OF Chester, Rou. W. E. Dodge, OF
New YORK, Il. G. Conrad AID rhonas Nc
Corke, j..
Prot. Sweeney enter aimed the audience
With several sol 5, he ween the remarks Of
the speakers, and 'he meeting was DIS
missed py a uuxJ.o-y by Rev. j. +. Smith
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Naval Orders.
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Navy De-
psrtment is advised of the arrival of the
flagship Tennessee, of the Asiatic station, at
Nagasaka, Japan, on September IA. She
was expected to leave on the 10Th for the
Chufo. The Alert, Commander j. D. Mar
win, arrived at Hong Kong on September IL
The officers and men were in good health
The Gettysburg, Lieut., Commander Gar
ringe, arrived at Halifax, N. s., on the 2ls,
inst.
Master Samuel Seabury has be IN ordered
TO duty at the New York Navy Yard. En-
sign ". Babcock has been placed on wait
Ing orders.
The number OF visitors at the White
House now averages 1000 per day.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Turkish IrO0 bles.

By A ssocated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 28.-A Reuter- cdespatf
from opstantinople says 1t is believed herr
that an understanding will be reached OF
the question Of an armistice.
General Iynstieff, the Russian Amhssss-
dor, win haye another private audience witt
he Sultan on Saturday.
Advices from Tiais say the Turkish Con
sui General and his wife, whose askasstna.
lion at that place was announced yesterday,
were adhered by rOUUe. i,ussia Is IMAM
ing every effort to discover the perpetrator'
Of the crime.
Fighting continues around Alexinatz an(
Deligrad. rH, ~.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Horse Racing Contests,
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting to-day, the race for the
Dullingham handicap resulted in a dead
heat for the first place between the Ameri-
can horse, Bay Final, and the Erglish horse
Broadslde. Lady Maiden came in third. u.
Nine horses ran. The Dewhurst plate was
won BY Chamaint, with Punger second and
Winchelsas third. Seven horses ran.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
A MURDER.

BY Associat Press.
BosToN, Oct. 26.-At EaverhiIl, on Tues
day, JACOB Plauff stabbed and killed Louis
EMIL, Plsuf was arrested.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27

E~wsrd A. Freeman, The his oriau, whom
tie students of Glasgow University want 10
elec' Us 4 member Of Parliament, has re-
fused 10 allow TIE use Of his name, becau.e
he is TOO poor 10 incur tn. necessary expen-
SIS OF The canvass.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27

A roof may be vered with a ve,y cheap
| sEingle, and by appIica lion Of this slate b.,
made TO last from % to q yealS. Cd 100
| can be patched and coat d, looking mucl
better, and lasting lsnRer than new shin
gies without the slate, for
One Third he Cost Of Reshinglinq.
The expense OF Stating nav shingles /.
0nl' about he cost OF simply laying hem
The paint is FIRE-PROON aga! nst sparks OF
nylng emDers, hS may be easily tested by
ANY one.
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK,
| and for tin or ron has no equal, as II ex
| p nus by heat, contracts by cold. and NEysl
CsACKs nor scales. Roofs covered with Tar
| Sheathing Felt can be made water-tight at
small expense, and preserved for many
years.
This slate PAINTS
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square
| feet of shinrie roof while on tin, iron felt
mPt"hed boards, or any smooth surface.
rom Two quarts to one gallon are reQuil ed
| to jC0 squa feet of surface, and althougl
| the Paint has heavy body IL is easily ap-
piled with a brush.
No Tar is used in this Composition,
there ore !, neither cracks in Wi.ter, nol
luns in Summer
On decay eu snlngles it fills up tie hole
| ana pores, aud gives new suhs,Gnt tial ,ooi
| tnat IL last for years. CURLED or wARPEu
shinses it brings to heir p.mr $, and
ke pS tnem there II li,lS Up vi 10 es in
! Fe', roofs, stops the ieaks--a nd although o
| ours after applying. AS nearly :ll paints
| tnai are black contain TAR, be sure yol b.
tain our GENUINE article, whlci4 DOR shin
gle rOOS IS
CHOCOl. ATE COLOR,
| when first aprli d. cham Ing in about o
| month to unjf rm slate ca,or, and is TO all
intents and purposes SLATE. TN
TIN ROOFS
our red color Is usu, ally preferred, ~ one
coat Is equal to five of any OF idinary paint,
For
BRICK WALLS
our BRIGHT REL is the only reliable Slate
Faint ever int o,'uced thai will eitrctually
prevent daMija"~. from penctIat.us and
ti>coorins Tie plaster
These pants are also largely used on out.
houses srh !eIceS, or DIS Il p,ining coat on
fine buildings.
our only iorS are C1s,coLATE. RED.
BRIGHT RED, and ORh"GE,
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
5Gal tons, can and box $3.50
70 :" half barrel :. lS@ Sa'
We nave In st lck Of our own man,lt.c-
Il e, roDting ma erais, etc at the follow
| | low pric,s:
lOoO rols extra Rubber Roofing st ...l,ts
PER square foot. Or VT will furnish Rubber
| rhohos, Nails. aps, nd Stale paint 10,
an entiie HtW roof 1t ~ cents per square
! f,0I.
2OCJ rolls 2-p'y T-rrd Roofing Felt, at lya
cents Ter squa:u 'lut.
ViJ Tolis D."iy Iailed Roofing Felt, at ~
GEMS Per square tUOt,
4oJ rolls Tarred ,heath.ng, az a cent per
square foot.
h0n CATIONS fine Enamel Paint, mixed
.e"uy " use, on inside VI outside work, at
| 81 per gallon.
send tor sampe card Of colo's. All Or
d-rs must be accompanied with She money
or salisfact,ry city references. No poous
| shipped c o. d., unless expire. chur.es are
guarau Leei.
, sample orders solicited.
N. Y. SLATE FAINV COMPANY,
iV2& l0i MAIDEN LANE, New York.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
The War In Montenegro.
BY Associated Press

RAGUsA, Oct. 26.-The Montenegrins
have cut Moukhtar Pasha's communication
with Irebirje and invested Niesic.
Great distress prevails In Montenegro,
notwithstanding the military successes, be-
cause of the necessity ofmaiDtsining great
number Of refugees.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
smother Of the Same Sort.

Nathanie, Bsyari v $ before the Mayor
last eveiiul, charged with voting unon
fraudulent TAX receipts The same parties
Went his bail.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Merchants Day.

BY Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20 On account Of the
attendance OF the merchants Of this city a.
the Centennial Exhibition to day, there was
very little business done, except in a retail
way, and prices remain as last quoted.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
HDFELS.
Ut. STEPHENS HOTEL,

1ST. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH SIT
Philadelphia.
Your attention is respectfully called =,
sals new and elegant Eotel, centrally IOca.
led, conv~nientto all public ottces, place.
II amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout IN the naost e.abo.
ratH tnsnner. No pains will be spared /,
'greea rle to those who favor as with :.
,'sit Transien: rates from 50 to - no,
Iay. Special rates 20 families aud per,I.a.
nen' guests.
api-ly TEOS, ASU7ON pr,,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Antl.Tammany Nominations

BY Associated Press.
NRw YORK, Oct. 26.-Fifth Congress
sioual District Anti-Tsmmsny Convention
unanimously nominated Col. Michael c..
Murphy last evening. Anti Tamnany
party Of Tenth Congressional Convention
rcnomipated Abram 9. Hewitt last evening.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
Ihe Belgian Murderer Arrested at
lAlle.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Leonard Aualaip, the
Belgian who escaped few days siuce from
q compartment In railroad train between
Ostend and Brussels, after having murdered
An officer, IN whose custody he was being
taken TO Brussels charged with robbery and
murder, has bt en- captured at Lille.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27

CtWtenmI8I LORu ExnEDItIOn,
By Associated Press.
New YoRk, Oct. 20 Nor than one hun,
dred Thousand persons, including ciiz.ns
and strangers, have visited the Centennial
Loan Exhibition TO date. rs closing Is
definitely announced for the l0,h OF Novem-
Der.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
The Romanfan Chambers ConyOked

By Associated Press.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 26.-A decree has been
published convokiug the Romauian Cham
bers In extraordinary session on the second
day of November next.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
LseST'.

CSF-ln The p oce-sion last evfniny a
J small red cape Tor an Indian suit. TIE
ilhoer VII! receive suitable reward hy
House. ~.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27

W AShlNG,UN HOUSE,
MARKET STREET, NEW, CASTLE
JOHN MccALLlN. Proprietor.
me above house Is large and comm olio,s
ana Il ted UP In the mort modern styIe ~
bes, Of liquors. "4tn We
.boar,lng can be had on the most nodar.
Nte terms either dAiiy or we kly,
Staining for % head of hoses
~ proprietor respectful iy asks the nst.
rohase OF has friends and the public, '~'
sept.o-Sm JOHN MccA,1,N
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
ia sL.MOAnS
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''* HALTIMoRE RAiLRtS,A1qHN RAIiLLSt,1qN AM

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BALTIMORE RAiLRoAlgHN AM
AUGUST II, ls76
Iraiis I'll, leave Wilm,ne,o,, +e
Philatslptia and 1n.srmas,o '''
"W' "a {. 10. 20, $50, ii. 10 " e station
-,2$'. a6. 1W 9N, Ii Hnn ~ o. l045. n.y.
rna9lsaoelpiia and New York or
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Baltimore aud Intermediate s,.., =
sWa m. 8 2a,pm. m"'o stations ls
oa. more " "a. and Washington loso,r
m. l259,l Is, l28, 5 20 = A. 4 . y, IS, o.
Vra1ns ior Delaware Division ~ ~ pm.
Sew oastie Il 90. $40. . IS, Ii Is q M 1naYe e!a 10y
Wyoming and intermediate st..,. ''
0So m. 30, IN. ''~Uons lk
ot%sr rs. M, ans 80 5Ip'srmediats m Station. us
The 6 30 P. M. train, on Monde, ~
lay and Saturday, viii MAXI We5aa
City. A 'isln Tor 0Nn
Philadelphia and Intermedis,.
$40 m. $40, $50, D M, station
phlladelphia and New York. o,,
baiumore and Washington. 10 sosm:
FOR further informa Ion passan !6 IN
,epot. poSted q Ii,
jsnl.ly Il. F. KENvEy Co.,.
L..
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
HE HARE CORNER HOVEI

JOSEPH TARNALL,
Proprietor.
mere VIII he :ound at this hotel an ex.
celent y 'rd lol the hccommo iation a. a.,
Eng ', OF cattle. II is II station Of ore O;
'ne s neg, cat'.e markets in this sectou.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-27
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