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BUFFALO.
BurrlL To-. Feb d.-tArfLE7tseecipt9. ON; tntAi fur
mainly medium 10 fair: scarcity M prne sthrk nr!ccs
Of beat xrades Ut 1ass week. quotations; lilm
tots AshtAc CIT con'mon'sh offerings Nc IN; Aacs ~
Aakxr Axp I.aNn:-f,ecciets. t,Up, tots! for tl1n
hAoen last wesks ocnax ratrss ~ cars fair 1ogood
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market duh sod sjw; supnly r. txcest OF tho sean;
only sales go.d forkeFt l70 H. ~ ~; dcck faf
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fuce!plss l,J4Si shipments, noro.
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*Ew YONG. Feh. b.-ruA!ncss was fairly nettye with
cnriil-rtnn hses. Cotnn etotts were hfnly held by
agenss, and AZ jeadag tnakes were sals,y stt nr
n lIartele nstHa arc Mlsn;ch tn r. Dress gtol+ md
cotton lHtAorF wrfr tn fair request. Mems wexs Of
Wpalens Hcrr lcfs Rctisc.
, 1877-02-07

ti3ti9-The market was as nctve ~ tho restricted
sapp'y would n1mlt pf mud prices a9ain moved upa
s.t!a. w6ts gr,t.naFy t. henry extta suI s,:ns
.c1lce in tho rtFtnAnui,co Of tle advances e1tnlsri
during ltlr paat ivy ays litd npnion scentnG u pru
rui rract Buino ri tic IaYs hn!ca arb noted towt
, 1877-02-07

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ttbs s:si ssi fos iaStt e'sa he'as f0' hams I'll
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thano fr thr better IN the position nt nfa1rs at tho
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bf nrcFatots nt f0tn all tlas3cs there WIS liberal In
qutry At slightly Improved prices. The receipts hhsc
bsth lsasd fcss than for the corresponding
twn dMys OF tnae week. and It tho enrnsy eau only ha
kcpt dawn to somewhere ne1r tts present dimensions
tls market viii speedily the Rrbn Lost during
tito wrck ond!nK With tast Eaturday. fcaterdaIA
riyats dill nnt embrace naby trHd catts. and. with
poesty half.dozcn excapitns, tleru wcrc no tfans
fcra above es.oo. Tho Highest rsporto eaa #as ~
lca averaging l4s1lba, It 81. o1 by IcnaIcy, Wing.
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fr1,n lr tu nn 2nt xhi1c tnsnl ntchcrS and fec!.
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Insolvent Notice.

TIME INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE
of Elizabeth Crosby. decd. having been
suggested to the County Clerk of Gibson coun-
~. all persons having claims against said eS-
tate are required 10 file them with said Clerk on
or before the first day Of Jan. 1873. for pro rata
distribution, or they will EC barred.
q. W. MARTIN, Admir-.
aug9-4t
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HALF PRICE /!
Music Going for a Song -

We offer the following popular shee; music
NJ half the price you would pay for it In any
city. We give the publishers price, and win
take BALI.
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STATE ITEMS.

Mr. /. L. Galloway, Of Monroe
county, raised ninety~eight and one
third bushels of wheat this season
from one acre of ground, and from
twenty acres he got four hundred and
seventy-fve bushels. So says the
Monroe Democrat.
Madison Herald: An old lady by
the name of Russell died very sudden
ly a few days since at Saltillo from
the effects of morphine. She sent
her little grandson to the drug store
for a bottle of quinine, aud the clerk
made mistake and sent her bottle
of morphine. Oar informant says
that the mistake was afterwards dis
covered, but the lady was not notified
until it was too late. The dUctor Wis
tied her and dOctored her for the
chills, giving her two more doses Of
morphine for quinine.
We learn from the GAINESVILLE To-
bacco Leaf, that some weeks ago, q
man giving his name as 7. Il. Smiley,
came to that city and offered to get
up a hotel register for Mr. Bringhurst,
of the franklin House. The register
was to contain advertisements of bus
mess men in the city. He succeeded in
getting up quite number Of these,
and proposed to pay Mr. Bringhurst
for the privilege Of getting the reg
lister. He came back several days
ago and announced that he had placed
the register at the hotel, and proceed
ed to collect his bills, when in fact he
had placed no register there. Some
of his patrons learning that this was
the case, put the policemen on his
track. He was Overhauled at the de-
pot Just as he was in the act Of boa. d.
ing the train. He Was brought to
town, and on arranging his unpaid
bill with Mr. Bringhur>t, was turned
loose.
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The Memphis Chamber Of Com>
merce last week appointed commit
tee 10 memorable the Secretary Of
War to place four or more snag boats
on the light draft work in the Arkan-
sas river to remove snags which have
wrecked many boats during the past
season. A resolution was passed ask
ing Congress to repeal all duty on
cotton mill machinery, and also the
adoption by the general Government
of a judicious system of levees, outle,s
and out-ofis, for the reclamation and
protection of the lands on the Missis-
sippi and its tributaries, and inviting
the cooperation of all towns and cit
les from Cape Girardeau to Port Eads
i'll this memorial.
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OUTLAwRYINLA LAKE. COUNTY
An Indicted Murderer DeGies the
Judge and sheriff 10 Lodge
Him in Jail.
Special to the American

HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Aug. 10
Gen. Henry Darnell, Of Lake county,
was indicted some years since for the
murder of Albert Nall. Recently he
surrendered himself to the Sheriff Of
the county, but refused to be lodged
in Jail or to be guarded save by men
If his own selection, vowing that he
would die first. He was accordingly
placed in custody Of one man Of his
choice.
On "Wednesday last, court being in
session at Tiptonville, Judge Hawk
ms presiding. a jury was impanellcd
and two witnesses examined for the
State. Just prior to adjournment the
Attorney General presented the aft
darit Of the prosecutor, showing that
Darnell was only nominally in cnsto-
DIV, and that be had a squad Of some
fifteen of his friends armed, ready TO
resist ;he officers. About this time
Darnell's squad was reinforced by
some eight roughly dressed rangers.
The Court instructed the Sheriff that
il was his duty TO lodge tie deiend>
ant ID Jail, which he failed TO do, but
hastily made his exit by the re;r
door.
After the adjournment of the court
Darnell denounced the court 10 the
crowd, he and his squad swearing
there were not men enough in the
county to put him in Jail, and openly
boasting that even If he were convict
ed the Judgment of the court could
not be enforced.
On Thursday morning, the coult
ordered the Deputy Sheriff to sun
mon a posse of fifty men or more.
This order he refused to obey, and
thereupon the Judge telegraphed
Gov. Porter 10 send the Chicks,
Guards 10 his assistance Aoor- i-.s
time. 10 o'clock. the SL,lH arrived
and tardi'y commenced sgmEtra.-
a posse. Darnea Tho up 70 ths
time had sworn that be wcgld stay
and fight the matter through, then
left for Kentucky. Late in the daN.
Darnen no. returning, the request ;or
troops We're revoked the Jury was dis.
charged and the courtacloatnoa.
The citizens generally were n-1i--
aaEt g the lawils> conduc, c- B.-llll
aad the .nefcilurv of tie Sheriff and
his leiu.ics
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RHATHTY P ! 4 n 9

GRAND SQUARE & UPRIGHT.
From Rufus SNYDER. OF the finn of Snyder x
Hendricks. Carriage manufacturers, of the city
of Allentown. Pa.
Il must confess hardly know now to express
my qualification on receiving the Beatty Piano
you shipped me. IL is az least all could ask
wish or expect. Oae of our most eminent mu-
sicians TIE il and spoke in the most favorable
terms. after thoroughly testing it,"
Best offer ever given. Grey refunded upon
return Of Piano and freight charges r-id by Iac
Daniel F. Beatty both v'v- II .s-a istartory,
DANIEL 7. BEATTY.
Washington. E.w Jc..vy. L
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Mr. L. Polk johnson, Of the louis.
vile Evening News, is a candidate
for Assistant Clerk Of the Kentucky
House of Representatives. lie has
served two terms in the Legislature,
and has reported for two Legislatures.
He is fully competent for the position,
and we hope ne may be elected.
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Non Resident Notice.

: G. Stewart e. ais, w. Thos. Butler and
wife Ct ais. In Gibson County Court.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING To
| the Court from the petition. which is,wOrn
to. that Sarah Cheney and Bette Cheney are
residents of the State of Tennessee, 20
that the ordinary process Of law cannot he seTy-
"a upon theta II Is therefore ordered Gy the
Court thai publication be made for four consec-
utiYe weeks in the EXCHANGE. a paper publish
cd N the town OF Milan. Tenn, notifying the
said PARTIES 70 enter their appearance at the
next term Of this Court I, he holden AT the
court house in the town of Trenton "er-''
on the lSt Monday in Sc"torl e-- M. - plead.
answer OF dC~.u- fe -..- petition e.. III, .aa-e
viii e. -lssa.fr- e-.;s -l. a. ser iar .e.rla-
..s -4--f IS -r -s.all.
4 y q. HOLMES. 'l.-s.
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NALL TERM OPENS AUGUST C, AND
II closes December -. 1877. Tuition from $40
10 SO. Music, S25. Board. from SO to SIS per
month. Full collegiate course, Teachers of
recognized ability and of established reputation
in all. departments. Both sexes admitted.
School positively non-sectarian, while health
full moral influence is sought to lie exerted.
Milan is pleasantly situated Mt the crossing of
the Mississippi Central and Memphis and Louis
willie railroads. In Gibson county. Tenn. Ex-
ETY.. splendid church and sabbath-school facil-
titles are among the commendable features of
the town. Address,
FiNNEY & PAsCHAL.
julyl9-3m BOX -. Milan. Tenn.
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The nsesiea neneefat halsts the
ns2e~ ~ eN-tseVVsneF Thomas A,
isea1ssees. q Indiana, ReF President
Ss3 t4evesasA Meae Hampton, Of
SaasA NSFNssss, EF Nsoe fsosident,
Il has slss PLACED The name Of Hon,
W, {, Mhsttherne at lis head f0F
Governor III Tennessee,
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TRAINS GuINIi NORTH.

No.2 MOI No. 6
April 81, 1876 Daily. Daily Ex Daily.
sunday
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1877

The different editions of The sun during the
next year will be the same as during the year
that has just passed. The daily edition will on
week days be ii sheet of four pages, and ON Sun
days Il sheet Of eight pages, or ID broad columns:
while the weekly edition will be n sheet of eight
pages of the same dimensions and character
that ar, already familiar To- our friends.
The sun will continue to be the strenuous adj
vocaic Of reform and retreDchmcnt. and of the
substitution of craftsmanship, wisdom and in
tcgrty for hollow pretence, i'm beclllty ana fraud
in the administration of public AFFAIRS. IL VIII
contend for the government OF the people by
the people and for the people. as opposed to
government by frauds in the ba Hot box and i'll
the counting of votes, enforced by military vlO-
lence. 1t will endeayOr to supply its readers
a body now not far from millin of sdnls-with
the most careful. complete and trustworthy ac-
counts OF current events, and viii employ Tor
THE purpose numerous and carefully selected
staff OF reporters and correspondents. Its re-
ports from " ashtngton. especially. will be full,
accurate and fearless; and il will doubtless con-
time to deserve and en- Joy the hatred of those
who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by
usurping what the law does Ot give them. while
il will eudcaVuT to merit the confidence of the
public by defending the rights of the people
against the cncroachmcntS of uniustifcd power.
The price OF the daily sun will be 81 cents
month or Sc 80 year, post paid. with the
Sunday edition $50 year.
The Sunday edition alene, eight pages, si2O
The Weekly sun. eight pages of ;6 broad ROD
Gmns, will be furnished during lS11 nj the rate
of 81 year. post paid
The benefit of this large reduction from the
previous rat for The Weekly can he enjoyed by
individual subscribers without the necessity of
making up clubs. At the same tiinc.H any of
our friends choose to aid in extending our cir
CulRtiOn, we shall be grateful to them. and ev-
cry such person who sends Us ten or more sub
scriberS from one place will he entitled to one
copy Of the paper for himself withont charge.
At one dollar II year. postage paid, the expenses
of paper and printing are barely rcraid and,
considering the size Of the -hcct and the quality
of it, contents, we are confident the people will
consider The Weekly sun the chea pest news
paper published in the world, and We trust also
one of the very best. Address.
Gel4-6t THE Sun, New York City, y.
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THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. AUGUST le, 1877.

A man by the name Of a. l.. Cow
ington shot and killed 6. W. Steph.
ems, in his own yard near Ral>ton, the
other dsy. The alteration occurred
about 3 somaa. Il Is said
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WITHOUT A RIVAL.

OR aPp'y to your Postmaster or the nearest
agent of the Banner.
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INSTRUMENTAL.

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llfH Fak.83
Vol. 15.-.--NO. Z

Blanche wrote without delay. She had
the courage to tell Rose the whole truth.
From that day she shared with F.lkstone
The cares Of nursing Edgar. The young
man soon beganto improve, and I'll dan
ger was past. Commodore Harwood end
Capt. Powers spent many hours n the
Lleutenant's bedside, and Edgar blessed
the wound that had revived the Csptsin'e
friendship.
At the end Of the week, Rose was back
again in Norfolk. Although. ia order to
avoid shock that, under the circum-
stances, might have been productive OF
grave effects, the two lovers had been
prepared for the meeting. yet il va not
without great emotion that they met once
more after such yicissitudcs As soon g
Rose turned away her eyes from Edgar,
she perceived the unfortunaM lsisnchS n
a corner Of the room. and, moved By
pity, went towards her. spc g95das
Oh, Rose! cried Blanche, can ron
forget and forgive T III IA se1Fa IA
Roses answer was to clasp her ~ Ser
arms. ae4 s3 si sa
How good you arer said Blanche,
after = pause, leaning her head Oh her
friends shoulder, after what made ron
suHer--e - t.ifg 3.tsss
What have suffered, rcjoined Ross,
interrupting her. is nothing in coupas;.
son with my present Happiness, and Iiees
1t to your letter; shall not forget Il.
DO you really forgive me. ROss2'
For reply, Rose wound her arm around
Blanche, and led her up to the Lieutenant
and from that moment Mr.. and Mr.. Ed
gar Washburn have had no more valued
friend than Blanche HarwoOd. h1aas
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-29

From TIL. Mourn OF BABEs.-It vss q
grand dinner, given to select number
OF guests, when certain pompous Mt.
b was smilingly welcomed by the P.'s N
the most gracious manner. as though be
were one held greatly in their estesm.
But at this moment, Master Pappleton, .
bright youngster OF seven. suddenly I'D
dressed the big feeling gentleman In =
voice distinctly audible TO every visitor
present. with the query; 4
Mr. B., when you were little bog,
did your mas cook-stoye have poor
bake oven 2
well. really, my dear boy the gen
teman replied. don't remember. But
why do you wish TO kppw!. III ssa
Here the pa and ma OF young Papple-
ton gave frantic looks to choke down
their beloved offspring; but be blunder-
ed on Observation-Disclosures check:
Oh, because. when you were coming
up the walk, heard ma say she did Aoi
believe that you we're more than hall
baked" "f@i't
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-29
JOHN INGRAM,
Real Estate Agent, Conveyancer
and Notary Public,
LITTLE Rock. ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock. ARKANSAS. -
WILL buy and Sc. lands, take dispositions. pa
w taxes secure donations, prescriptions, home
seads, and furnish township pats showing all lands
subject to donation, sale and ption in every
township and county in the State, investigate titles
and abstracts furnished. have superior facilities
tor furnishing information from all Department Of
the Sta ttGoyernmcnt.
The Van Buren press., 1877-05-29

Crawford Lodge No. 6, 10 o. F., Degree
of Rebekah, meets the first Thursday night of eve
ry month, ut Odd Fellows Hall.