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, 1877-12-18

In tho beaten way of tragedy, perhaps Moth
lnE cuuld l,Avp eoirle to us ntoro opIMrtnnely
at this sickly sc:lson,--wtlrn VIZ ars lolgtng for
frost, arail Of exp cnscs for cual, t!rul Of WIN
trs warmth, hungcrin; for siclghrllee, a,Il vet
slghiug, satisfied, that Gul Is pruyillnK for the
poor,-,,ath!nE could hayu tntcrvcncd III tho
shape If drama TINT eoul'i have given such u'i-
al'uyeI pleasure to p!uygorFs u this strung
Republican dratua of ''Jaek Catlc." Shakespeare
wrote up, u, rather, wrote down, Cads
fro,,, PATRICIA, standpoint. fto dcsp!scd him
and hls entire gang, Just he dcsplscd nfld con.
te,,ncl the rat,blcs VI Rune, ant oil thu con-
porcnt parts Ut ati popular uprisings. Ds. bird
writes frotn Democratic standpoint. and repre-
scnfs .Ir. Cade Us cllamp!un of liberty, Which
,Ias Il II tho rIayaIo, whci. l. nctlcr Historical,
democratic. nur arfstocrattc, hut merely thcntss.
cal. Aud II Ia, ufter al, irom purely Theatrical
pUiut vi view that chare to look up11l Jdek tdat.
s y one 3"ur u'ta.se @sfofs, Il ,, H,h
aud goul deal ot tho Claude .0dnotfe. liz
Withstool the tyrnnt: liz deientled hs rights,
ani thu rights Ut Ills wife aud family. The
srcno might 10 pitched IL iialy =. as M %cli ns
tcentll century. Il would mako no tlifuretlce Us
co,ccrns tho picture Of hcrotc dAEiIg hcruic
suffering, md hntlan tenderness sought to lc
dcllMcateI. hit With the play tt*clt It Is taken
familiar, through thu magnificent uct!nE VI
iou:ls. Il served o. MI agreeable
introduction tn Chicago Of Mr. u. Il. harlslns,,
Tho reputation llu has earned. Sit. l1arkins pos
sesscs teyorai flnc tIualitcati0nst-A Epo1 pres
el,cr, rtcl,, syn.!atlIet'e voice, quick !ntel"
llgonvo to comprehend, and ture pt,wrr to III"
sarrs M of thu ira,ia. There il = great deal Ut
nr,vssnry rant In "Jark Ca1c,''-a ldiid uf rant
, 1877-12-18
HOLIDAY HOOKS.

"Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller
In one Of our most skiiifHt Writrrs
for voung f,eopic. antt The sforU Of
'Cupfafm Frit=, his Friends and
lftircnfHrcS. l'uhlishcIbU f. r. Dut-
to,, &C Co.. NctV York, In an elegant
s1Hare rolamc, ,vith 10 Illustrations,
affords good illustration Of her
faicnf. The hero Of the THE IS a
French },o0dir. ach0 relates, IN a
ahrc'tdlU consistent manner. the
erents, merry and pathetic, Of It life
Of ertrrmc ricissfiutic. His canine
comments upon The ,caUs Of Tie ,oor1tl
ITS MeU opened n1, before him arc
rich IL h,tnl0r d,,tl sagucitu."--Chi-
cago Tribune
, 1877-12-18
GRAIN At CHICAGO,

Eptc4ai W.lrtfch to TIT GAicdoo fftaHaE
Sra1sorlELp, ILL.,, nec l7.-Thc report Of
{lrui,.-l Inspector swctt. Of Chteago, dled with
the Railroad and Warehouse Commission, shows
that, during The year cnding Oes- HI, the fses
received by thu department aggregated fiji
oat.&, as,d thu Expenditures eil,8s4.s5. There
IL bala,cu Ut funds IN hand to tho credit u
lis Department Of 3l7,5.3 The tutal grail, ln.
spectc.l into stosu during tho year was, IN
bashcls, wheat, la.5*l,0N; corn, 43,Gs., 90;
1ai.. V,sso.uoo; r5s, .o!S, ,o01: barley, h.eN,uN,
lhs following quantities 'n Gashscl: H. wete H.
spected 0ut~ ard.: Wheat, II, ,1+s e9Fn'
Icy, i.i1, 15s. The ciittre stora%u taEattty q
Chicago, Nov. !, Is stated to have BEEN II, 5,daooo
bushels.
, 1877-12-18

Trnaz 1Iar7s, Ind, Dec. ia resv largo
and enthusiastic meeting was held tonight to
discuss tho ttlres question. Resolutions were
adopted In favor Vi tho restoration ol thu nltl
silver dollar. nint Ut uur pat9r currency being
ISSUED by tile Guyerunent nnd nude full
legal tcnler.
PHILADELPHIA, Tn., Dee. 1.-THE Roafll oi
Traur tonight unanimously adopted reso-
lutIon oppoiiny tue passAys of tlc Bland silver
, 1877-12-18

WHrTTIERS SEVENTEEN BIRTHDAY.
nosToS, Dcc 1.-THE 10ih birthday ut Wilt
tier yas celebrated to-day BY the publishers of
tho At'ant4c .Nuatalv. Oliver Wendell Holmes
read poem, Mark Twain respollds,! In chnrar-
tcr!stlc vriu, alsu Churlcs dudley Warner, He'll
Fy ". Lunglellow, utd utlicrs.
, 1877-12-18
4 FELINE CONGRESS,

Nav YonE, Drc. l7.-'rElc cat SHOW oprncl
to-day In thc American Museum. Tic Eats ulc
Of Mi degrees, sixcs, n.es. mud eolors. There ID
one rat with aoubte.to.l web feet; at, 1.-year-
otd cat that isas rlcycr had tuAll auf eats Ike
a monkey; rsoitls rat; performing cat that
,Des tricks us,l gues Il, c,rc with blrl1 with.
nut slevaurins them, ard cat Tint ilays hide.
uid-acek with children.
, 1877-12-18
QRlIllARY.

Sttrtai Nsr1seA IN TN f7tcoga 1tfanhs.
E4sr SAalxAw, Mich. Dce. little Hon.
john i. briggs, resident Ut Saginaw slnce
1850, aul MI e1-,mcmbcr vi Congress from tic
Sixth Michigan District, having held tllnt posl-
ton for Six ycara. ,iicd to-day frohl paralysis.
agcd IL years. The hagh III the city arr at half-
, 1877-12-18
TENNEssEE'S DEBT,

NAs1ytLLE, Tenn, Ice. 11.--A caucus was
hold tu-iyht by tiErtysx members of the House
wl,u arc opposed to the acceptance Ut n A''cc,it
compromise with q per cent tntctrst, and against
making cuupoas receivable for taxct. ThIa
lacks Two vi u constitutional maturity, and they
claill TINT the proposition u 1t INV Stands Will
br defeated by t]!at branch u! thu Legislature.
, 1877-12-18
CHICAGO MARINE NEWS.

CHICAGO MARINE NEWS.
Tic following wcse tho arrivals md c1casances
for tho twenty fur hours ending at ~ o'cock last
nt1ht:
ArxlvAL-rsop ifenomlnce. Manitoroe. sundrfea
ELEtAASskn-f'rup aacIotIilnrr+ AlHau6cr. 1853
hoptIlcns of ubase sacGs dried ppie+ sn,l suu-
r:e.: MtEuHIncc. IAc!t. - tbas p'R ttun snA sun.
M1pifpELH. hullEtc1,
, 1877-12-18
panquet to the Boston CONNER"
cial Club at the Pacific.
ma OF the Most Elegant Affairs Ever
Given in This City.
i Right Koynl Welcome 10 the Guests
by Mr.. n. Il. Fa1rbaMk.
An Eloquent Response by Presi-
dent Gambler, OF the Club.
s,tttbss by John Y. Farvell, Curtis GoIld, Z. B.
Wnshhuibs, and OILERS.

---
The Bos.on Commercial Club learned Inst
evening what Chicago l'"'ptsl'ty me"us ~ 1ea',
inem BY tho Chicago merchants at ,'tl tbs Grand
Pacific Hotel was' perhaps, tak!na everything
into consideration The a"est ese. s'ysn % IN .1Is
ect up grand a'Ialr, md this gavc MI. Tyler u.
a'k Tug caterer Of the Ao''. .S, an opportunity @ ,ass
10 'how h.s 'ns'0 m anu n sS snnc , ~ 'anta an"t
table ran ho,'n a,a su"." t"us" .'., . s"u "n ,
epa of tic 1a'lIcs' ordinary with three lo''r
bc''sl,nents eorsis,ea ot qaail and partr'lse'
s,se1 1a naa' d,aons ee' wste sy Iu sayase eu
.a very osxaa: a"n e01s,s Il, 1',ss ;ess! Es
ws1s il :, ;''9vtsy H.; ,.t s,,, "sss ss syssy: ss
sss''c es!s' rye. and i barley, and ovsttepps with
os a. s,an ta satn oan which ers
piSH p1i,'tea "chicaro, Illinois" Massachusetts
sna "ni rnts 'ak., tho must. .ei'r constructed u
s'tnn u sa'ia'iss Il stool in an sa Of sni1a1
pant. beautiful satin lnes ernbazonea with tho
nsms, ,a "t ss.o@ and Massss' ut The
vrcaths, bouqncs' etc. Of eau.cl'ias' 'tube.rose',
"~to'' p ,.,.,, s,,.,,,r ,,I ,,,,n~ ,ratt.
Hholc c''os.e"e" VIZ ts'
ing vines 1he settihR ot tno tao'o "a9 sopeeu'
Then there were tho following ornaulc'1ts III
H..
, 1877-12-18

IjAnpY ttlfngs for nervous suf9crces, and those
wh0 1iayc hrru Aostt. irugrrd, md luackr't.
lulysrmaclcr's Electric uelsA u1cetuaily cnrs
premature debility, we1knrss, and drcay. Hook
ind .touy,,nl, With information worth thUusanls,
ns!led fires. Ald.ess puIycrmaehes ualynnlc TO-,
Cincinnati, O.
, 1877-12-18
THE RAILROADS.

~ =
r,,r,. ,,,,,..,,,., ,,,..r1,Anr
tnory n.,umr,l,le anil outrageous does the ar- |
ranuc,tcut an,,car, IL canr To light yesterday
t,,, ,,yr,nrnt /. ~, fnt }y wh,,.I, ,br tat,.
On n'eats 's to be ralsetl to pr rent. Tho
cve1era, and tic railroad n,u1Iagers WIN bark !
them, are urging this measure tn prevent the
t,rtnt, Killed In Chlt,,, n,ul utipr Wrst.
ceh e't'es. ." ~ " !ne,eaae .Hs 1Hos,oeN e1'p
t.,cnt to the East, and ths clllnrge tliclr gains.
Tie managers of tl1e Western roat's nfo Crcatfy
alarmed al,ult this matter ard arc taking stc,s
" pse'e"t Wv sos,'''as"'' ~ ."s "'Sa. ., r.
outrage N"tu bat the naharefs oi t''e NJ"
York Ccntral Lake Shore q Michigan soistl'.
ersl, nntl thu Pennsylvania nairoats are IN IN.
,, ri. ,,,c., ,nr,,,,s law ,,rrn nnwc,, m r,r
ah1 W. tnche Ia!t'eS ;.a't use'l ~. nae" n, ~ Ky
10 at 1usa r,r,. ,,,, ri III of th '.
M .s,. , ,,, ~ l., ",t ~ ,.w ,i,,n," ~ n, ut
the .,cr raroai ~ ',,a,sasrs . i ni1st , say a,'ct
b. s u NV f,a a1rk 5 H ts @ ;e . 's a,v ~ !ft
tat th i vii s'.cecti. 4 prol;usio viii IT, li.ldo
of tno NGste ~ T.. "tanseis @ ~ ~ nou, ."I siu1a
eat'.l,l0s o. ~ ae nasgss' ~. ntiu,
,S ta t G s'H ,ts ,,,rs Irs ta.riu"t;n, n
o,tr m.t ~ e,,v , @ fsr m r,,i wm.,i i,e viii.
W91li ava atV y ,r .G i,su H. , tf
" " sim;,,,t IT." r".. ,,, ,n, .,Yrtjvsis
y WV ,t,s. ;ta ~. r.',rrs! n." W;i na,s -
t!s sos. u.o ~ u" IT,. ~ & Nv r. ,,"r.. .
tMa'Y sauP ~ ~. ~, W. H.. ~,
a,.It,,,ors nut ' ,xa,,H nu ,r,fcr nnr.:;y ovs.r @
st"pPe.s st y,'ru "~e rta,,',c,,cnt' why n,,t
tn1 s,s,,'s ,,,,,,.,itm 'ut mi. w." III
My W s.ops, ,.aa.sa H. H., ,,tr,, r. ~ ,.s'
Wy ~ ts ~, -. ~
, 1877-12-18

NNAfNf S9kH@b%kt1l "A"0s
LONDON. Dec. 17,-Steainshlps City Of Mon
trsai, State OF Ncsada, Ancuorts. and Mas,
from Nrw York, and sa11inia, from Portland,
have arrived uut..
QuExssrowS, Dsv. 17.--Arriys4-Steamsh
Luru Give, treu PAilsuciphi4.
, 1877-12-18
FANM LANDS.
GREAT LAND SALE.

V1tlJ1AA 1x&4*a@ h~<&113s
Auetloai Auction! Of Pastuxs and Farming lands
si:f Eststu Vii scl saliussuE Lands la Toxushp
II, Eanxs EsG AFSoad;
iu syc. ~ i, v v. H.swst;s n. ~; y u
Ire. !. i.ots l. J. I. t. g aud T.,
L 81: 81: ias ~ = .E.s
IL 81. II W y, . <. h.ne :whas
n. ~ II; = H. ~ >t ~ "; ~, as sA'nwA'
NV Il. ..
. &c. iI-$xH ssAl T. = IT, -,
liz stc, t5- i n. Rt n, tu stc. 3I-M \. ~ Mt II.
~, L.. Ia sec. 3-s i. scN x. Tsi. I4nia %. a..
In Sec, 3l-s y u nv !i; ~ A.nwH ~ sef; ~
sex, 9eAsat4.ssA. In sss- a%-H ~ Mise
u. sw Il. -, !. ~
lures thou,aa4 acrs4 Of tauds that *ltl mHSs Eooa
Farms. viii tst suli ~ tAs hIkest bidder ~ Dee ~
l>7i. AZ aLe County ltna.r s!uteas es!ut W!ssoasa
"3' ~ T. i, AlLLEl1 Agent.
HstllNs mlASan&ln.
, 1877-12-18

WISCONSIN STATE OFFICERS.
Special i7itpatrA 10 TAe Chicago Trt1aat.
tfAplsos. Wis, Des. l7.-Tbe following sp-
iuiulu1rnta VI tAe iuSOtuluX Administrator 1f9
, 1877-12-18
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCll0o
Eslkj1'a1sAt.S. ..-.....-
PROPOSALS FOR GAS.

SEALED PROPOSALS VII ta seee!tel by the ~
aulli 9sloek n q ths 1si!, ny u 1sa9Art t.7H
Qaaj illuminating K1s. 10th ~: rnlf An1 rItssts
GUnsUpIllon, Tor prI.u af Fl htu ~ twgnty ycas-
~ III b, daratd advisable " tile Culnittira Ga4
Lsll M iss!y eoatf4tx r. r. ha,s saS1.afs, M ..n}
pfllsic slAu fVr thu tern. III ovu sk.ecitcd:
The ptrsrnt requirements sFu supply fur 37a street
Iu4 i abo4t ~ VI tett stsry tEtnty. four hnurA
1h3 pnhc lxuIta Iusl he tfpt 1uIuIAK 3tuM kWllRlt
Ip the eyrninx IN tbs dawn VI day,
The b4ds must atate tAc Etrst9t gas supplied. aud
Als1 lAs p1cs tuf xattu<. saltHyusnE. csHanS. MI
ktopns IN Ftpar a atIcet lauliss sso tic pslcS 2sf
i.ttD ttss u hs patu ~ rEtkafs sonsuslei* u,,..
All b.14 uIuaL ~ " StAl a4i talutlaat
olI IL Ihc aV VI $Iat14A IL te forfeited tn eAse tbs
party biIinv should full fo enleF 0 cuItEoss SITTER
tha d accepted bg se proper Authorities VI 'as ls
Til sisT reserves tho tshs % tecr any and ~ hlds
'' GU. w. klHbUkLL.
Chairman iaa !i.hk Guutnltler.
, 1877-12-18

CONTENTs:
FftOSTI~rfErE, Tho New York and Brooklyn sus-
pelhyu istdge.
up AMONG THE sPlHE1iss OF. uo~ tho Great bridge
sshuit. An illustrated HeAcrp.un Ut the f'0id.
inr u tho Sa. YORK and Iisooklyn husrEnsl.n
rsldsc. tWlIh Sixteen illusIEattons) ny Charles
Carrull.
ny cEl1As A1,noR. a Sovel. nv Walter uepans
aud James l.!cc. authors Of " lleady. .Money Aurtl
lpy." ''Ths Gulden butterfly" etc. twIth Two
llustsationb,. Chaps xtV..xlE.
~ LOOK INTO THE O1,AvE. A Poem. by Afa, s.
~. Il. rlatt.
CHRISTMAS tn WALES. ny VIII s,xea
LOST ON AN ICELAND Moul1. D5 David Ker.
PAST AND l'llEsESTs or isonancc yessua lscallty.
A AFoctiral uuet.
TIE NASTEIis DAUGHTER. a Short Story. Com.
pctc. Ny ksmba Thorpe.
TIE L0yEtr8 FATE. \ Poem. Dy Ilusa hawthorne
i.aihs0p-
AxlrAL!As PLAYHOUSE. A prama.ie Sketch. by
Chartolts Aaaus.
pEErnoyESs FIFTH SYMPHONY. Sonnet. ny
{. +. Cranch.
4 REMARKABLE DEAcIl. A Description Of rurt.
iand Eesch England.
AnACnsE ASn PENELOPE. Art and the New York
decorative Society. Nv II. r. ". s.
SERMONS ~ sTstSEs. ny c. i. Crauch.
now GOT ssy T1TlAS. py Enlcna 1Ansou.
rAItAGRAFn FIVE 4 Halliday Play for tho Pssior,
pyJ, 1Iran4er ,!atshc*a.
1--WE WOMEN" 4 I'uetn.
s.CnERKi NIFEr' 4 Nurel Chapa. ILI..ILt1I.
ny IErIrn Il. Maihess. author Of 'ComIn' thro thu
lIyc."ctc.
"CLEoPATIt4NA NEEDLES" Dy Matilda Joslyn
GAss.
EpITDlyA TABLE, Lltcralnesa In Art; The Paris
Exposition. Iielsttya Catusu In Art AMI Ll.eF4.
tutrl The Veteran Poet. Il. II. uanAi tbs French
t'eril1hom!nt.
pUQkk OF THE DAYi Memoirs and Letters Of
Charlrs suMAeS, ltaWsls' "Choics Autohtox
r.phlcs;" t,r. Gcik.es ''The Lis aud Werds Vt
Christi" Holiday N0oks."
Twenty ave cents per number; ss per snuum.
D. APPLETON i CO., Publishers, New York.
PERIODICALS PUBLISHED By !. APPLETON / CO.:
Per snuuE1.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW tnl. Noathly}... us s
POPULAR SCIENCE MUSTlLr....... .......,... .
! POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY SUPPLEMENT-. q
AtFLETOSs' JuuHSAL.......... ,,............. Il
TIE Art
| TIE MEDICAL LJauHNAL....... ..,......+......
, 1877-12-18

lH$ N1b1u suEIEu AuAVtSA - ku0 HSsht
Far luwasi tho rts!ny sun VIZ glance,
AMI catch tho glitter OF his rsy.
Where blue wnscs sise In sporting dance
Within old Massachusetts l3ay.
Thurs stands the shsit IN tlunkeF's height,
And on ynn stcopl0 DER the tide
Luukrd Paul Acycra fur warning light
Frs vpurrSl ha on htt midnight titlc.
Old King Street CoMalon, Fsnoull Hull,
A. tuv!na eyes turn fondlY hons.
Iluw uianY n,snuFlcs recall
Old mo.bcr city of our land,
VIZ tuys u read thy name AID story
A. claimant for thJ countfy's gloFy,
Thy benutsnns sisters Of tho West,
hpu Norlh sna Kust DER sll tho uatton,
The ttars Of cur own Union h!est,
hhius now psEtcct eonstullaslon.
Tvgeihe, aItan they pure and brivht,
a eitclet lhut 10 baud thall scyee-
4 Ann *hoss ocaula Of sloriuus ittht
shall hlaza oeforu lhs wutld foFaveS.
TIM HON. \, u. wAs11HuItN..
"New England Tug tlstt-plae and the West
tho dwuiltns.pace Of commercial prosperity"
WA responded to by the ilon. L. u. Washburnc.
liz WAL received by tl!a gentlemen rising and
gtce,Iua hta With cheers, als eos1plimsntad
Sana,,st. M ifu was pleased to i,s present, and
felt honoEcd at being called upon 10 speak.
lIu wa* u New Englander. by birth aud boul.
tbs gentleman sloke elegantly AMI feelingly
oi thu prpxrcss they had mAle tn tho world ii
arts. letters. aud industries. lls spoke oi thc
hard tt4ucs a.,.l the feeupeFatlye power Of llIl-
nuls, of the preyious tfn,e4 VI tenreAslon, and
h0w notify thc Statu had TaLI dollar lor dollas.
IT, thu launched Into the theme OF hard ,nonry,
whlch 10 u,!yo>atci agaiu.t tho ren,onetlza,lon
of silver. ts ~as III tavor Of paying the bonds
iu gold. 4nu Vi tue highest market prize Chi-
| cu.o vus uFpuA to We tLn bn+ton grutlclnen
| amVuy them. Let tbcul hope that the 4cpscs-
sion would stx,n j,uss away. lApp,ausc.l
s'Ths Municipal Government OF boston-
| Frru IRON kIuEs," wAs responded tn By AID.
| Clarke, President of ttc Bllru u Aldermen.
| THIS er,ltteulau's speech was complimentary 10
Chcugo. Other ttl,ts wese Essu sud stspn:d-
~ tu by the Kew. Robert cu'lycf, the KeS.
| IL 4 late hour tbs party broke up. THIS u,orn-
| iuy Tie Boston Ivulle!ucu give u breakfast ~
, 1877-12-18

TM!Tttna 1IU"l tat* Nfc run fhfOH3h. hotWc" EllI-
rsA" hnd Council fIlu1k m !c train leaving Chicago
nj lJ..tt a. m.
hEtrt rar4 wcAf as EhcAfn.
G--tlrrnl Ptpri,rf VI Mr}IA anil Klnxe.aA.
h-l1efktt cnfaet 0f Canal Mn.I Etllxfe.+tA
CHICAGO EURLM0T0N 4 Qu1H0T RAILROAD
Dritts fnui Hf Lasr,f. md SixtcrHttH..
and Canal and hi1teentf.a&. Ticket Uleus, ~ Clark
it., ati 1t ueFHIts
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-08-28
Sensible Advice.

You are asked, every day through the
columns OF newspapers and your drug
gist to use something for your Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get discouraged spen-
ding money, with but little success. Now
to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with all
its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpita
ton Of the Heart, Heart burn, Water
brash, Fullness al the pit of the Stom-
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, Indi
gestion, swimming of the head, low apir
its, we ask ycuto 20 to K. Wall, and get
a sapple bottle of Green's August Flow
err for 10 cents and try it, or regular
size for rs cents. Two doses will re
lieve you.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-08-28
Santa Annals Daughter and Gen. Shields.

General Santa Anna was in command
of the Mexicans at Cerro Gordo He
was utterly defeated and compelled to
retreat. with heavy losses in prisoners,
material, killed and wounded Shields
was dangerously wounded in the light,
and Of course, left behind at Jalapa
" hen he had became convalesent lie was
informed that lady living opposite the
house who're he lay had been very kind
and attentive, aud bad been of much help
to his attendants. As soon as he was
allowed to walk out he went to thank her,
when he learned to his surprise that she
was the daughter of Santa Anna, In
the course of the conversation that tol
owed, he rem parked But did you know
who it was that you were ministering to
all this timer Not at Grst,' she
replied. IL discovered after time, that
you were General Shields, who | had
heard was killed" Perhaps, had GU
known at the first that l was one who
had large share in defeating your
father, you would not have relieved me "
She drew herself up with the air of an
old Castilian, Sir" she said chad you
with your own hand killed my father in
fair 6ght--in fair 6ght-l would have
done for you in your extremity just as
much rs i now have And she looked
it as well as spoke ii.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-08-28

FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE for
September is already to be had and 1t comes
fresh and lively as bright Spring morning.
1t contains a large variety of choice reading
matter, instructive, cheering, encouraging
and amusing o. the many titles OF interest
ing articles etc. we will quote-"The New
York Aquarium and its contemporaries, ""The
Tower of London" Stories from the Tai
mud" The Christians In Turkey" The last
story from the pen of Rev. J. S. Abbott.
Home Pulpit" "a Time to Laugh" etc.
Each number has 100 Illustrations and 1913
pages. Parties desiring to subscribe should
send 50, which is one years subscription
for the Magazine, postpaid. to Frank Leslies
Publishing House, 537 Pearl street. New
York. OF all Frank Leslie's many publca-
tions, this Is the most valuable one. the only
Sunday magazine published in America, and
it certainly excels in value the Sunday mag
aznes of the Old Country. When 1t first
appeared it's merits were at once recognized,
and gained for it universal approval and n
very large circulation. which has continued
to increase We congratulate Mr.. Leslie on
his happy and timely enterprise. and we
venture to promise him continued and
| immense success with our American Sunday
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cular to them that the party is at TN end
Then we can 60 in and help the Con-
sentative Democ who are headed BY
Burke and Gov. Nichols, and can help
in that way. With our strength added
to theirs they will be able to hold the
state as long as they like from the old
States. Rights Democrats. or the OLD
Line Wings as they are in fact But it's
the end Of the Republican party in the
South practically
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SERVICE AT THE M. {. CHURCH.

|
South, will hold protraeted meeting
during the week. Mr.. Withers com.
menced series of discourses last night,
and will continue through the.week. He
is one of the ablest preachers in this
Church, west of the Mississippi, and it
will pay our citizens to listen to him.
He breaches again tonight.
Our little friends Bette and Lilley
Brown came up last night from Clarks.
vile. Bette comes back to school.
The public schools of Van Buren,
open next Monday, under the Supervis-
ion of Mr.. Bryant and his assistants.
We have ascartained that Tyrone,
who was ahot by George Rudy, and sup
posed to have been fatally so, was only
slightly wounded in the flesh of the arm.
His account of the shooting OF Mrs.
Rudy differs somewhat from that OF
Mr. Rudy: but as the case will probably
come before the grand jury, it is deemed
best to let the matter rest Tyrone was
last seen, Saturday, at Pleasant Hill, and
it was conjectured he was making his
Section boss Moore, on this end Of
the L. II. and F. S. Railway, and keeper
of the hotel at Cherokee City, in diff
Guilty with young man a son-in-law of
Mrs Payne the owner of the hotel. by
name of Morgan, was shot through the
shoulder. The wound is not serious
one, and will not incommode him much
Morgan was arrested by the u s. Marsh.
al and put under $1,000 bond to stand
his trial in the United States Court.
We are sorry to learn, that Mrs.
London. wife of the late Mr., John Lon.
don of Cedarvile, died very suddenly,
Wednesday, She went out to the horse
lot to catch a horse to attend the funeral
of Mr., McCurdy, which was to take place
that day, and fell down dead. The cause
of her death we did not learn. She was
a COED old lady and has left children and
grand children to mourn her loss.
1t is said that Mr. Caud Colburn is
to take charge Of the Ozark Banner.
Miss Maud and Tom Love, arrived
in Van Buren, by Thursdays train from
their Indian home, Maud will find lots
of friends to welcome her and the boys
will go for wild Tom.
Wednesday, was Uncle Ed. Scott S
66th birth day.
- Capt Yerkes has gone TO Cincinnati
to bring out his new boat, the F" Rose
City"
Mr.. D. l.. Bourland run in on us
Tuesday night.
The u S Grand Jury have finished
their labors and been discharged
Mr. w W. Allison left us a sample
of very fne Peaches.
- There seems to be 'smcll about
Davenport's Celebrated BALM" at Lit
tie Rock, as we'll as at Van Buren. One
of the Victims" as he styles himself,
wants the Gazette to publish the recipe,
Justice Burroughs of Lafayette
township, on Friday flied the evidence
and verdict of the coroners inquest on
the death Of Mrs. Rudy.
Judge John J. Burrow is off on a trip
to Waldron
- The Fayetteville Democrat says:
Miss Mamie Pride, of the sunny-side of
Boston Mountains shedding the bright
ness of her smiles among her many
friends in our city.
- Bean Winfrey, son of Sheriff Win.
frey, left yesterday for Fayetteville to
enter the Industrial University at the be
ginning Of the session. He is a good
student and we look to see him take high
rank in his classes.
New Goods at C, F. Harvey's, just
received. Call and see them
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Warning Order.

Warming Order.
In Crawford County Circuit Court.
]. G, White, Plaintiff.
against 1870
Jasper r. Grady, Ephcnia
b. Grady. Joseph }. Saw
age and Elizabeth A.
Savage. Defendants.
The defendants, Jasper p. Grady, Ephemia
B. Grady. are warned TO appear In this court.
within thirty days and answer the complaint
of Luther &. White.
ED. A. SCOTT. Clerk.
july %, 1877. va
brown Il Southmayd, for plaintiff.
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REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
IN following described lands have been re-
deemed. to-wit: The ehf Of seqr. se,. town.
ship 10. range 30, by MARTIN v. Pope, June
l4th; shf OF ne or and neqr Of Sc Or. sec. 80,
township IL. range 49, by Jackson I. Martin.
June ii /: swqr of nwqr. sec. 81. township IL.
range 81. by William Martin June 18th. and
and pit seqr Sc or. sec. 8, township 8. range 80,
by Mrs W. 8. Hopkins,
Cornelius Knykendall, Ell sw u S SOTO. r
So Mrs. Deliah Moore, NV SC otto, r 80
west.
Given under my hand and official
seal this l2th July, 1877.
ED. a. SCOTT, Clerk.