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The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
Whites Drug Store.
Established 1857

DIR. l.. G. White is again at his
Old place, lately occupied by Dech-
crd Bros, on Main street, directly
opposite the Post Office, where he
is receiving varied, full and COM
pIete Stock of Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals, Druggist Sundries, Per-
fumery, Soaps, Paints, Dyes. &c,
&c. He will be prepared fully to
meet the demands of legitimate
Drug and Apothecary Business,
in each particular intending in moth
ing to exceed it. And selling for
ready pay only, will be satisfied
with moderate profits.
We regret our absence from our of
fee, when Mr. N F. Blakeslee, of the
firm of Blakesee & Co, iron founders and
machinists, DuQuoin, H., called, Thursd
ay. Mr.. Blakcslees brother-in-law of
Col. p. X. Roots, of Fort Smith, and is
on first visit to his relatives in this
part of the State. We like for conser-
Vatve men to visit Arkansas as we have
no fears in comparison with other
States at the hands of such men, Such
men we want among us, and we hope
that his interests will be best secured by
locating in Van Burcn, where W. can
can guarantee him warm welcome.
- Mckibben says he is selling
more Goods than in any previous
year, and we know his low prices
will SECURE the trade.
Our friend, Drewrey, is putting a
new fence around his premises, and i'm
proving things generally
John Wade is considerably improv-
ing his cottage meath the shade Of the
hl'I,' by erecting a porch in front, thus
adding to its appearance, and enhancing
ITS value. Such enterprise is highly
commcndablc, John, Wade in.
"A large quantity of cotton is being
sRlPped by boat and rail.
Washington county apples bring n
good price in this market.
-farmcrs look happy, because of the
me weather, the merchants smile be-
'"uSe the horny-handed sons" OF the
'oll are telicitous, and, as a natural con-
'eqnence, the risibilties of tho entire
'onmnnity are moved, and happiness
'e'gns supreme.
- he co"per-shop makes the barrels
Aoopit.
The Rose City, Capt. Ycrkcs, left
,.'''' Rock, Saturday night and will be
h'r' 10 day
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
The Literary Society,

The Society assembled at the usual
time, President Wilcox in the chair. The
minutes were read and approved, and
the exercises of the evening commenced
with reading, by Prof Bryan.
Then came reading by little Maude
Hollis.
And here comes Johnnie Collins, with
an excellent recitation.
Here the President read Emmett's
noble defence.
Then came recitation. After which
Father Ryan's conquered Banner
was read.
Then came that juvenile prodigy
Jimmie Mcllvaigh, IN recitation.
After this, was reading by our
little friend, Laura O'Kane, one by Miss
Clara Emo followed with one by Miss
Maude Love, the evenings exercises
concluding with a recitation from the
sublime tragedy of Othello, by Mr.
Lockwood.
We regret to say that, outside the
members of the school proper, the at
tendance was small. The Concert of the
evening previous might, in some meas
ure, have been the cause. We hope the
older portion of our community will, il
the future, attend these meetings, if for
no better purpose than to encourage tn,
efforts of the children who take part in
the exercises.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
General Merchandise, can be pur-
chased lower than the lowest at the
popular "One Price" Cheap Cash
Dry Good House of F. II. Nc
Kibben.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty Of every person who has
used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRuP to let
its wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Cough, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases.
relief Three doses will relieve any case
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gst to recommend to the por dying
con 'umptive, at least to try one bottle,
as 1000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed
was reported. Such medicine as the
GERMAN SYEuP cannot be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about it.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents
Regular size 10 cents. For sale by f
WALL. If
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

The Temperance Council are re
hearsing for theatrical performance.
Our Amateur String Band were out
serenading, during the week.
Some of the empty tenements about
town are gradually filling up.
Christmas trinkets are commencing
to appear on the shelves of our mer,
chants.
Mr.. and Mrs William Walker and
Miss Maggie spent Saturday in Van
Nmren,
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
New Millinery Just Received

MRS. DECHERD has Just received
from New York City, new and splen-
did assortment Of HATS and MILF
merry GOODS She will be found at
Miss Ollie Phelps where her friends and
customers are invited to call and examine
her stock.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
Raitt's New Meat Market.

Is tho place to get good Roast,
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try hIs Bolona Saus-
acc. Market at Miller's old stand.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
RUsSELLVILLE STATION

Travellers on the Little Rock & Fort
Smith Railroad, should bear in mind
that the Russellville Hotel has changed
hands, and is now conducted by Mr. j.
W CUMMINGS. 1t has been newly and
neatly fitted up, and you can get as
good meal there as you can at Little
Rack
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
NE A cOlOred man who was

EF A colored man who was lately
resuscitated from what seemed death, but
was only catalepsy. was entertaining his
friends with the sights he had seen in the
other world. "Plenty celored bredren
in heaven, spec Tom "Oh, yes, -
said Tom "And how about hcll-any
down there p asked another interlocutor.
Oh, yes, m,ssa, plenty of dem der, too y
"Any white folks Tom :" Lord save
gosh massa, ehery white man done
got nigger holdin' between him and
the fire.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
,xAll job Work, cash on deliv-
~.
tittIe Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

Truinsleavc Van Buren for Little Rock dai.
IL Sundays excepted. at 'T a. IN.
Trains arrive at Van Buren, from Little
Rock at G ;l2 p. m. daily, except Sundays
Trains run by st Louis time which is q
minutes faster than Van Buren time.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

ne J S2EfS S"fEf& Ul ALMA are ma
king preparations to give grand ball
to the medical profession of this part of
the State that are to meet at that town,
on the 18th Of December. From what
we know of the young gentlemen hav
ing it in charge; we feel justified in say
ing that they will give an entertainment
worthy of the distinguished profession
that will assemble there, as we'll as hon
orable to the town. w. G. Bostick, of
the Bostick House" furnishes the sup
per, which is an assurance, beforehand,
that this part of the programme will be
adequate to the demands of the hungry
Doctors that put in an appearance. We
know of one Doctor, in Van Buren, that
is getting himself in trim for the occa-
sion and our word for it, will do it up
BROWN
Alderman Miller spent n day in
Alma last week
Charley Ribbling has received his
fall and winter stock of leather, and is
now prepared to fix you up for bad
weather We heard NJ. D. Dragging
that he had worn a pair of boots OF
Charley's make for year Let him
take your measure.
Mrs. Louis Graf is over visiting
friends at Fort Smith, during this
week, and that husband of mine" looks
as happy as was possible, under the
circumstances.
We are glad to hear that DR. Ed.
Blackburn, of Ozark, is able to be about
''"'' =" -'"r."''"S ."e',, ".'.. o. POS
pcct of being himself again.
Mrs. J. ", Carey returned, from an
extended visit to Ozark, last week,
Last Tuesday night VIC had quite a
shower.
Our old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Austin contemplate visit TO New York
city, this week.
Col. W. j. Largcn was in Van Bu-
ren, Thursday, on his way to Little
Rock. lie is one of the most reliable
drummer" out, and represents some of
the best houses in New York.
Maj. John d. Adams has gone to
Europe. The repudiationist are all in a
"pucker.'
The venerable Maj. Elias Rector and
wife, of Fort Smith, passed down the
road, on Tuesday last, for Little Rock.
The work on the Court House drags
along at a slow pace. Somebody will
get stirred up with a long pole, one Of
these days.
The Pennywit Mill shipped 100
sacks of flour, by the Rose City, last
week and D. C. Williams large lot of
apples.
D. C. Williams shipped fifty barrels
of apples by the Maumelle, Saturday.
He is the largest apple buyer and ship
per in town.
Time on the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railway has changed, and the train
now leaves Van Buren, at 1886 in the
morning.
Wheat finds ready sale at sl,l0 to
to 81, is cash, This is the best market in
the west for wheat.
Yves. Merrill is laid up with pneu-
monIa.
Our good brother, Uncle Ed. Scott,
made one of the seven that went to
Alma to see the elephant" Let us
try to unite in p-y.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
DENTISTRY !!

DR.. AUGspALH, Dental Surgeon, Of
Little Rock, will visit Van Buren, du-
ring the coming week, and spend few
days, here, in the practice Of bis protes-
sion. Due notice will be given Of his
arrival to those who want work in his
line
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

EF A Chicago clergyman was called
out, the other night, to minister by the
dying bed of a prominent citizen. "Was
he connected with savings bank p
asked the divine. He was trustee, y
replied the messenger. We'll. there S
no use in my going" said the minister
"still the mercy Of God is infinite, and
there's no saying-so had better go
through the motions, perhaps
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

EF Brigham Young appeared to a
medium, the other day, and remarked :
" Ms pretty hot, here, but othiag like it
was in Salt Lake, when | bought Amelia
that seal skin sack, and left the rest TO
turn their last years apacca."
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20
E7y Major IT. B, Ferguson

fS- Major T. B. Ferguson, United
States fish commissioner, received in
Baltimore. last Friday, 100000 Calitor
MIA salmon eggs, which were at once Ia,
ken to the Matching house at Druid Hill,
in that city. 1t about six weeks the
young fish will be ready for distribution
in the waters in Maryland where others
were placed last spring
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-20

A dramatic company of negroes has
started on a tour.
Mrs Connors of Rochester stole
pair Of shoes so as to spite her husband
by being sent to jail, .
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
TIE NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

CHANGES THAI ILL 10 iNi' r'ii-'l i'-i'ni'
Al noon to-day Smith Ely, ir, will succeed
Mayor Wirkaa as chief .israc Of tLs city The new
Cy Government will DO formally iuauEurat"d "y the or
OF the Board OF Adermcn, with the caucus nom
nccs Henry u. FUroy, President; Francis = I"oIpeF
Clerk and william H. Moloucy, Deputy Clerk Bernard
Reilly will take the place oC Sheriff Conner, and iicurj
4 Cuullctou viii return to the County Clerks Office aS
#. head disp'acng William Walsh Al the new officers
were the candidates Of Tammnrv Han, and the
f..y cnangr. among the suborduatcs viii De made
al the dcjatou Of the local party managers, who hay"
ota cont ol Of :r Assembly district, and are Iecog
Iz.l as nrurutia and successful There are eight Re
pIiirln Aldermen out Of the - members, moi enough
i shane the Cu,iY legislation or tu pEcNth iHt CON
frluatUu Il department commits sourr~ 10 hr aplpn'n
i,v tvD. EIy. Bu' under the ."H charter iLhllc HI
pr.,Fla,u. mI~i receive tnrcriplrih> vote oI lac
h,,rI ana thr Republicans cannot he no"ri II is not
G,llj,d that they viii be consulted on aIl important
mates Ndur Ely has been ,rrI rc,lc.ul 80 10 ms
r.r...,, and aproIumclt~, tut has been III constant
nI,af intercourse with She rty departments since MS
r.,, ,loa ,uuaiuuug himself with the wants ud d'i al
o. each. and ftmi .tiLns himself WIN the h'ht'PaI
laws pUd ortluaur'a. ~.
Year calls iu ci the large ROOMS ronari. win th'
Count. Crr's offices, bat MAYOR Fly EH+ decided not 10
renew tlr cna,om dlsconlmucd by hs predecessors Tor
WiE ,lr appointment Cf John Kelly Controller, all
the municipal Departments axe now H harmony, ana II"
tqction- expected 10 I,' except. possibly! 80 me uu
equal ,,plEii- of special laws passed ~ " ola l!!ng
times 10 protect certain OH els. IT,, believed tnat thc
I.-I-i.tlr, at I- present g-,U viii repeal aO'Ir or
t.-c obnoxious ACT, and Simplify the machinery Ol te
municipal 1J,e:uH'Ei.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
procRrss OF WEsLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

NILTlNG OF THE TRUSTEES II his CITY.
A meeting of the Board of Trustees of Yves
leyan University Giddictowu, Comm held in this
CITY on Dec - 10 consider the Interests OF the insttu
ton educational and financial. The failure OF Daniel
Drew and the rnEage the values OF property held
b., the University had seriously reduced its income.
Last spring movement begun 60 raise apcrnauen
Centennial fund Over $4,000 has been secured, ana
efforts afc st in progress 20 Increase he amount Tho
aumr have alreiy subscribed largely ard IT is hoped
f!,at each ~ chem will DO something for this
fmd TIE University has eAt'rigd iis course
With t.r demands Of the times. Hid epTea, ,alda-y
enlarged b.. faculty. and increased o. ''' TO "a ID
Vas subscribed al tins needing. AH ImgI1anJ tIangt
r. riat.yc payment Tor t..'u "as Ci,ct--r ird Was
decided to commence Tie 20 CH'cglI" year with
Ouring from student Only natricuIaou Zee of SO
ana furnishing Trgt tuition 80 each >iui i iuCif tt'lu
n. entire course The doors of the University n thus
d. thrown open 10 many worthy Noilg men 10 whom
o. Lual tuition bills have been bar 10 an education
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

Mrs. Fanny Barrow acknowledges the receipt Of
tic .Ooy.ag c. poor Children sL,, heI last report: For
st. Mary Hospital. quantity Of fe,ot and b1oas tpys,
and clothing Anonymous now toys doLs, and clothing re-
cIr respectively ho, ID, Ms stevens little Emily M-
81 Heaven" BO,e fagr ir"n Mrs Holland books
,o,, ,pue OLD linen u.e the Hospital and - IN money
For the lutsat asylum Toys bDotA aud clothing. from
Mrs George w. Blunt. NJ Dut., MIS- NtHHcl G. Seldcu,
>pIIug. friends boxes Oi toys
ud dois 'rou &rs D. g. uure, Miss Worth Mrs. Moore u
pr.vOpr House Mrs TwcrCy, f. J.. r.. Ncttc and Emmie
Bavari si' kdith May Hqdty, Jls ulhorn Iherese
and Nellie. Dot" Mousse" Nnie, Charlie, Natte H.
Blunt Jake and Earnest LOIlad, aId Charlie and Kaue
picture scIrbOOk, Anonymous two dozen picture bOoA
Annie Mitchell. and Oor poor girls IN money, MIS- d. Cndy
Taf0u $40 Mn. James. 70 Mrs. MrifoTd, - Dr. g. F.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
OTHER FIRES.

BosToN, Dee. 31.-Thc residence of Philip
Aso t brandon vermont Was destroyed by rc on FRI
i;.y night Loss - 900, II>urel .dr 53,iOD.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 3l.-A fire broke out
on Friday night in tie Louis Drug Companys ware
house at No Dos North sccondst. The loss il estimated
at from $4,000 100000 insured for %2s 900, mostly
IN Eastern companies the Of which will b" given
later.
SPRINGEIELD, Mass, Dee. 3l.-A supposed
inacnGary fire at West stockbrdgc Friday sht de
stroyed q hrec5tOry stone house owned aud occupied
by WIN H. Edwards the drug of Jas. Moore, the
drug store of NJ r. ,rowtut and The grocery OF John
buckley The los, slower 40 900 Insurance $4,000.
4 pap,,-.oN factory m Florence, o8ncd by samuel l..
mn va burned yesterday morning. Tie los .. $50
u,.nsur1l
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
CANDIDATES II THE WITH DISTRICT.

DAVID Dudley Field was n0mlnaJ'd on HHT-
ur,av ovrumg by the Tammauy Hail Democracy Of thc
With Conversational District TOR representative IN the
XIIVih Congress, [, Hl the mc"pir,d term Of Smith
E.y ir sheriff Bernard Reilly presented NT. IieIos
name 10 ti, convention and the nomination made
lv ac,lamqtion. Mr. Field subsequently, introduced
to the conyeuou and said that il well known thai
i. lad been nominated H order that De might aid IN
rG,rtmg a IigIlfl solution Of thc existing political
couipliyauions mo which IL" nation was Plunged
In speaking of the electoral vote Of Louisiana
ne said thatt was charged by the RcpHhic1u That in
tiuriiatinr ard violence hIi prevented Ter NGlr. ana
p 90 Hayes voters had been kept from the polls 10 was
.uh,fiiu.iuZ conjecture tor tact. II trrr rot
fair vote i counties tIgrr non" in the Stit,
and tie electoral vote of thy state >od Doe thrown ont
Christian GurtZ was nominated oG Friday evening hl
fla, lul .,yu'"ut German ORGANIZATION, aud approved h
the Uc-.ar Republican Convention ON saturday =! q
i1L tJ Congress- 20 succeed 1ub IN,iI. IN the 'ItL
District. The conventions We're enthusiastic.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
wOhK OF MIR. BERGus SOCIETY.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
mails during the ras year and
follows beating horses cruelty, 80 carrying animals in
cruel manner 6O working horses with their bodies
cacd by the harness. 2jl oy"r!oadirc 30 lame Isl sick,
Is rlardercd ont, reckless driving II sailing
streets TO- cruelty cattle aud other animals 20 dog and
cock hslug 81 using tLe bar D' Starving AMI aban
couay animals die InaiGousy killing with knives and
other Instruments dragging diseased horses Thou "a tEc
streets causing and procuring disabled horses 10 be
WORKED, 80. total. ST. The solrys o.ccf5 altO
ordered Uu o their
sau,s veterinary suI-tnH, lSO2 horses and mues.
O.rr 1000 Comai- male b. gfH- "ti' investigate q and
TIE l,il Iorarg-. 1l ohrrcS ltIly killed ?,'' All
mails which wvra diseased Oul ad uUh FOR work.
seventeen horses rescued Hon starvation having bcol
altnhN..- hA t.-II .--.Is
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
rl,INIINAI. NNTIS.

At the Washington Place Court YESTERDAY ,loLa
smith charged with breaking the window n GOO e =" "a
JCTs grocery store az No. MouonSt on a'nrN hS'I
making OF with Il ulJ tuIAtls. was hc! 'l rtu,V ~.
Ii,r kelly and Daniel Connolly rc held ln t!'Ou ban
each on o. charge ut attempt al ouitaiE
l..,,,, U,rnobo. who WAS convicted and Sfntuced
, ' m, ,u,ut for cruufrIivUs ln ucd states Court,
"A; m, A. cent vtctluu Tor Illegal Notlus, or TIC
.ni las li.lIIuc.-HU hN rsINpL az having served
h' 49, - ,,rIf,rriIry. li, CuI15, Judge IU'ulutsr,
tI. tlr pal .uurr mot having brcn convicted Oi an
tEr state Wts .uutlv. p thr right ut suffrage
W So Trir. Hruric n The lH!t,d Ni1ir9 t-uft 90
~ ,' L,i thlt conviction va .Ac iaud states courts
,', /, ann II the statutes D L STATE auI ord, d
Uarnlpu 20 discharge
Al ia, Torab, Police Court yesterday William
,,r NOW sb1,. Jrrt - yvus, and bs!luE at No SO
s,, ,,. brought Chtrs" preferred ny
tb I,y,r rf No iuH ST. also ucWsnHy, ui h4'as on
Joseph Joyce aged Years oh t iciI
Si,b =, stone. INJECTING wound uOm the eftesW "hth
80 a., IA. Al on Dee q. nIy assault was committed
rS n14 uot hrrn uEu saturday attcIao"r hen no
.l,ys Wrlp assembled IN the tlty Hall Para ani the COM
r,n5 bn "a a brother of dccvd, Il, aided JOS ihottet boy
mt. Inc r,rtuIo CIVru Justice Dul roWandcd him
tnaVlt the OF Coroner croker JNhh Sth"dtA lgi
,s,au1t with ku,S John MoGtc 81 ~" ~ hnl'tly 81
80 b,I n rAut pi 800 bali. Andrew Wal'u proprietor
~ r li,urlriy hOlso NJ No. ~ Io"tlN, oh complaint u'
Janr, williamson tue Loeper OF An ol sol sa'l as re
S,'r,J tn furnish bad i 400 Egt MonSh ana ~ mon
ni ON tie rrcinacs Nred In sums q, ifo - 20 sIO
each OF committed lot al VI"N@iN~t "N"h 4"o9 "N''
mostly nom the country
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
FIRE RECORD.
ruREE ILL., Isl BRoOKLYN.

On Saturday night a fire that occurred in
the hree,tory frame house belonging to his. Quinn at
No 80 north Seyeutlst, Brooklyn damaged the bouso
and furniture about $1,000. The only insurance was
$500 IN The WiiansburSh city Company on the property
in owen McCarrons shoe shop on the first floor.
tire originating in the blacksmith shop Of Crafty &
Fl,nn Ut 40. 1lj Hamon-av". on sunday morning,
surcad 80 rapidly to The adjoining brick house of c. Nc
Naon that the inmates had barely time To escape The
damage on the first building $500; insured in the
Adranc Couuauy Tor ~ 700. The dwrlnG-house was
damaged to amount of $500 which Is covered by in
suraucA. The iuruilIrc'Was not insured.
The flowers the altar in the Church or the Nisitn
ton OF Verona caught fire from c"ndlc I'm the hands
f or. OF the girls trimming the church. but Tie flames
were. uurl;y tXH2uIsbrd, with damage OF 5000. lnc
buiIalug Is insured n the PLcniX Company.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
OWL NOrES.

Charles l.. Halberstadt, IN attorney, was re-
ceutly committed Ludlow street Jail for contempt OF
C1uri in paying OF money ordered 10 be phd 10
m, rrcrNrI i'm lu action III, counsel applied % CI,I JUS
lice Davis m supreme Court Chambers ou satnrlaY u ~
cate commitment various technical EiOuu's Decision
reserved.
ChefJu>tice Davis. IN supreme Court, Chambers
granted an saturday directing the Police Comins
souers 10 show cause Tuesday why rcremporY man.
dau.us saoud compel th,m % pay e5IJ- 10 10
Agustu. Miller formerly police ,.h "ao as dismissed
from tIa Ot.y 1874. Ihv Count 'i ApI'i' "'' u'is
Allrl'S dismissal. MAS NtIrui'' "Au 'll.' b, 81
try,tnus salary iDr tN' o." years uul1lS
yyh,,' us was u-IGZ the case. lhei t' ' ht't VIZ
ptrt cast, o , character uoH ptuuns ma t titI o
sergeant !t. thr old charges rs o' dow " NEXT A'1S
,ls, al / v M Louis j. Grant Is counsel 10. Mlii't
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
sKArIEG Ia cnNTEAL 9ARK.

The lake at Central Park was black with
skaters a day yesterday The ice was not in the best
condition but every seemed 10 enjoy III" sport Then
rosy checks and the universal good nature tdt prevailed
amply atcsu- the fact. The quantity Of youngsters
with new and shining skates wa proof positive ;ha;
"Kr,slIu2lc" mad selected many a pair for Christmas
gir Most OF those present had barely attained their
tla 90 =" but few had taken their great E3' in iis
slipping science. The fancy skaters VeT. not Oat IN
force bat oc a~iOualv Ulster peeled nom some
c1uuac, built skater aud revealed tac ClO~ittiHg
skating tc,ct stout shoes and sllNcrcd irons of who
had taken al the degrees in The art of SEATING. Many
ladies were present chairs and Others rode IN the
.rk ls from tac EghtA-ayc entrance to the house
where they secured places ~ tho windows from Nnch 10
watch the gay scene.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
RAILROAD RECEIVERS OPPOSED.

Two petitions have been in circulation on
vast for ten days one Of which, the part OF the
Eisc<hoders asks for the removal Of Daniel Torrance
President Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
and John King, ir VlcePresident Of the baltimore ana
oL Company a. receivers OF the Ohio and Mississippi
Pa,lroad while the other on the part Of DOndhOlders
p,sys only for the removal OF Mr.. Torrance one OF
these peti:iions asks that Mr. Griswold the former
Prcs,Ient Of the Ohio and Mississippi Company
taali DE- put in the place OF the present receV-
ers. TIE petitions have received large hHmoer
Of signatures and recently Mr. King caused " be put u