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uAvE Just orspsd at Their Store % Nan stro't I,
ire,h ADD well assorted stock Of goods. consist.
AZ ~ part q Tho fsli0sH, Articles az q EHy g!
which thsy prepared 10 sell as cheap the eisSp
10000. Dry Goods ,1r- t7'--.aE
BlSashed aud brown sbirting. Lowell and Gesf !.
nGburrs American, French and AttskA pas eSftsnsie-
Slars ohanbteys, tseeds. kentseky jeans. sattpsos
IroWn linen navy linen, French and Scotch drilling.
|ksrseys and hascys, nsnkin; Irish liner. hnee sd
cotton checks eonioa aannels green, yeiiow, ~
Whus fsuusls, hreeye, Scotch and kUs4n On.
dImEsk table cloths canvas, faney prints black sea
white eslic0es, gingh.ms, painted lawns, bsiEernes
J1eOnst. cImhre, book and swiss muslin. eoioGrec
csmbrieks paper mnsiin, Gotten velvet, plafn sne
hemsiiched lincn eBmbrs hdkfs. ~ Hack and whse
hei Tor wells s=srf grass eloth, misses and ades
eoitan and wersie4 s,ise, Ecnilemrns cotton hose,
worsied bindings, tapes, bohEe:s saitons hooks are
eyes, spool cotton, Se &c
varieties.
RuFsIo and horn tuck combs, horn rand slell sss
combs long round combs, fne ivory, dressns and RED
dinV combs, whalebons pins and needles teeth, hss,
and shu wing brushes. thimbIes stops ssd shaving
boxes psseboards SelRs sEa violin strings. matches,
and match safes, percussion caps, stationary 81.
Boots and shoes. I'D
Infants I'D socks, girls and boys shoes, ladies slip
Pc Is, kns CATER boots and brO-ans mems sTs
gsns gsnemsns fine Pegged and sewed cali boots ans
brossns light seal and calf boots, heavy hip and mas
boOIs
Clothing.
Linen bosom shirts blesebed and brown cotton nstG
shirts aud draw srs wooden nett shirts, msrno scsTfs
valencia sk. black satin and black silk velvet vests
cOtionsje ana gImbrOOn pants and coats black dress
apd fr0ek coats, tweed and Flgehias business
Hardware. .-. CID.
Gun tubes and locks, spurs, strrups, bride bits,
shears scissors, sheep shears, drawing knives, hatch
cts socket ehissels a1gurs, taeks jews harps
butt and strap hinges, wood screws coffee mills, cur.
combs, iron and brass Selves briiana and iron tea
and table spoons, pocket knives knives and forks
pad locks, Chest closet and rim locks hand
and longs eoen and wool carts, horse rasps,
taper. pitt mill and bastard files, trace chains
axes, French and imitation Freneh castings.
Croekery,
Common sups and saueers. white flint tnd granite
cups, ssucsrs breakfast and dinner plates, cup Pstes,
dishes, and basins, castor bottles, bowls. com
mon and granite pitchers And many other articles
numerous to mention here, call and "
trouble show goods and prices will not pressr:
your purchasing we are determined TO sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
lave lust openets similar stost, y hich they sisT
L L for sS lie on the same terms ..s -
Van Buren,, July 18Th, 1916. .-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS

STATE OF ARhANSAS,I
CRAwFosD COUNTY:
In the CraEfOrd Cireaa Court, August Term, 4.
d. lsi6.
lllh day Of August. 1916.
Remson Stevenson & Hiram W.
Bell, partners IA trade, under
the name and style Of Steven.
son Il Bell, PlaiHlf,,
Is.
James B. Walton & Charles II. NFS'' b
Sheaffe, merchants and part 'A-ASA'I'
ners, trading and doing bust.
ness together under the name
and style Of Walton & Shesffe,
Defendants.
4 ND now on this day came the said plaintiffs,
- by Turner, their attorney, and i appear ring
10 lac satisfaction OF the court here tina, the said
defendants not residents Of tins Sale. there.
fore on motion Of sad plaintiffs the cuur, doth
order that publication be made IN some newspaper
printed IN this Stale, for i0ar Wees in succession,
The last insertion thereof, 10 be at least thirty
days before the first day OF the next term Of tins
court, notifying said defendants that an attachment
has Deen issued against their essale in an action
OF assun.pst for damages, 10 the sum OF one lhou-
sand dollars (amounI of demand sworn to. s!x
hundrr! dollars. Instituted 10 this court BY the
said plaintiffs. and Thai unless they shall appear
before The court here. on or before the third day
of the next term hereof, at court to be holden
at the Court House, in the city Of Van Buren,, in
the County Of Crawford, -on the frs. Monday Of
February, A. d. 1917, and plead to or oIherU .se
answer SAID plaintiffs action. Judgment will be
rendered against them herein, and their estate
sold 70 satisfy the same; and il Is further ordered
that this cause stand continued until the next term
of this court.
A true copy from the record:
Attest; A. MCLEAN, Clerk
September 18th. lS46.-30-4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
LATE ARRIVAL.

lust RECEIVED per steamboat Republic, and
- now opening in the brick store, Main strcef,
formerly occupied by by Mcssrs. Wallace 3 Ward
. cases blue Mcrrnac prints
do Cape Horn do
do Fancy DO
Is pieces Irish LINN . ~.
5 do lO-4 Linen .heetng 10
, DO 81 DaIaask Linen
case BleachcI Shirings B.
Hem stitched and plain linen handerchiefs
10 dozen P. l.. Hats
Thread lsces and edsngs.
MAY 9, ls46. G. c. PICKETT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
NOTICE TO PRE-ENPTlON CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right OF pre-emP-
ton to any lands within The limits OF the town
ships above enumerated. rs reqnHed 10 esiahlsh
the same 20 the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office, aud make
payment therefor, as soon as praci'cab'e' after
seeing this notice. and before The day appointed
for the commencement Of the publ; sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
.....t. JAMES II. PIPER,
Aciins Ccmmis:ssner Of the Gsneral Land 06fcs.
September 5lh. lS46.-29-3 m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

-,i,sr in the National In,eliigencor saws that
n bor.shorn is certain remedy for the
n mad cog. The wounds. should be
L,.,,Iv ba,hed with it, and three or four doses
n taken inwardly during the day. The
rSorn decompos"s chemically the virus M
Ii into the wound. and ImmeIl ,tely alters
II.,,roys lis Righteousness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

k.,,;Goy, Afair.-A man named Aherns.
,be Spri. Of The Times. has been arrested
~ Ycrs on n very singlar charge, Angus.
|s ss on whose complaint the arrest was
'" "'.,rs thu, he was applied to about four
y 60 b, The accused. who stated that he
E hc.I, Il woman concealed at his resi.
|. y ,pI III red hun one do'ar' a day to cut
a. of the bones, Which he undertook
No., vas IN a hogshoad' perfectly naked, the
and the features cut ani hacked in
m,oner. evidently for the purpose Of
~. The identity Of the body. While he vas
n;, this human hatchery, the wife OF the
aid thai the woman had been very rich;
he has every reason 10 believe they
sno The woman Was. He further states
!, ,ook him two days and half to flush II.
;...ud Of paving him 81 50. as agreed upon,
'..;yed only six shilhngs for his services IN
IS.eu.,ing and horrible affair.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS
CRAwFuRD COUNTY,
IN he CircHu Court Of Crawford County. IN
CHancery sitting, August Term, 4. D. 1916.
l7Ih day OF August, 1916.
Reuben Lewis Complainant BILL IN CHAN,
Fr,oci. Redm.u. Defendant. Gerry
4 Nd nov Oh llis day comes the said complain
n ant by his solicitor. and i! appearing from
the sheriff's return. aud olheI evidence adduceJ
thai The said defendant. Francis Redman. IS n
pon.residenl of this State; therefore. on motion
of said compla lnani. IL is ordered thai ihe saIu
non. resident defendant be notified Of the Pe:.dlng
81 this cause against him; the object OF whlca Is
10 cancel and SET aside certain deed OF convey
ance from the said complainant 10 the SAID de-
PENDANT, for The following described lot OF land.
10 wit 10, number ten TO- III block number nj
teeo fi5}. situate in ibe town Of For; Smith. 10
me Count, % era ~foFd. aud that unless he sha'
appear before the Court here on or before the
fourth day Of the next term hereof, 10 oe hofuen
a, the Court House, in the city 81 Van Buren,, IN
the County Of Crawford. on the hrst Mohuay I'd
Fabruarv next. then and there plead, answer or
demur to sad tilt Of compliant. the same VIII DC
,akou a. confessed. and decree enie-oJ accord
lrcry: and i, Is further ordered that copy OIL Inc
for roiug order he published i'll some hc"si'a per
nublshed N This State. for two weeks successfully
the las, insertion thereof 10 be at least tour weeks
before the first dav of the next term OF this Conri,
and the s,me when so made and published shall
he taken and deemed sufficient notice to SAID non
resident defendant; and ;bIs cause stand continued
until the next Term Of this Court.
A true cop, from The record:
AIS: A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Sarrcmbsr l2lh. lS46.--3O-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

and Morgan's celebrate Fever pills
= Bradford and Cooks improved Lees new London
and Naf1tt's anti bilious pills, reed fresh supply
a "A Tar sAl.a; W II. &. NJ MAYEgS.
mn lun.-ls rlststs, F-rt Srih
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned have this day associated
Il themselves together, in The Mercantile BUSH
ness, under the rame and style Of Turner & De:
Iano. GEORGE TURNER.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Bufen. Aug 2Sth, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

omulu. N. Saunders. Minister to SPAN ar
4 in Madrid on the 2lst alt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
STOCKING YARNS.

RLACK, blue. mixed. white and ciouded WOO
- yarns, for SAFE by WALLACE y WARD.
Sept. II, '46.--3O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
NOTICE.

J'AKE NOTICE that application will be made BY
i to the Honorable Probate Court OF Crawford
County State Of Arkansas for the sale Of the following
negroe, the property Of the estate OF Ishsm Harre,
deed, to wit James, boy, aged year, Glen, u
man, aged Is years and Sarah, a woman, aged so
years slaves. HARDY HENS,
Administrator Of LskGm HarrsH, decd
Van Barren, Sept. :, A. D. 1876 -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

TE OF ARKANSAS
AWYoRD COUNTY:
Crawford Circuit Court. .iagust Term, 4.
d. 1916.
ll,h day of August. 1916.
!. T. Main. Plaintiff
eiai,h, Defendant.
U Cow on this day comes the said PIalnlti.
y Walker aud Green his attorneys, anu the
efendan,. although solcmnly called. comes
but wholly makes fails to appear and
or otherwise answer TO the SAID plaintiff :
!, whereby the said plaintiffs decta ration
jos against said defendant undefended ii
srefore ordered by the Court here. that
bid defendant be notified by publication,
b said plaintiff IS action is founded on book
n for divers goods, wares, merchandise and
Pc, by the said plaintiff sold and delivered
Pin, the said defendant; and fof money lie
Plaintiff lent and advanced 10, and paid, laid
end expended for him, the said defendant;
10 for the work, labor. care, diligence and
Ance Of the said plaintiff, by him performed
esiowed as a physician, in visiting aoo at
fg upon him, the SAID defendant. ana ms
y; tina, the amour, Of said plaintiffs demand.
orn to, is 1921 65; that an altachm"n; has
Against his estate, and that, unless he shat
> BY himself or attorney, on or before TIE
Gay Of the next term Of This Court. which
neet aud be held on the first Monday OF Feb
A. d. 1871; and II is lrlher ordered by
|ouri here, iha, copy Of this order and notice
eF!ed for four weeks successl'eiy, in s"n'e
Paper printed in this Stale, so hat the 'hsi
90 thereof be made at iess; thirty dass BE-
10 first day Of the next term Of this Court.
sue copy from The record:
Attest; A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
y i2th, ls46.--30-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
PRAIRIE FEMALE SEMINARY

Located between van Buren and Fort Smith,
n suitable buildings, erected for the accommodates
Of pupils. The third session Of this school GILL
open on the second Monday of September next under
the supervision Of Rev. C. C. TOWNSEND. assisted by
Ms. Tow SESD. ----F-
Boarders accommodated in the family Of The Precer.
tor whore a parental watchfuness will be exercised
theI and assistance freely rendered in preparing
their lessons At the pleasure of Parents and Guar
dams, they be taug needle work, any branch
Of domestic industry They will attend upon daf.y
private worship, and, SuBds T. public WORSHIP aneer
the OF their Tea cheers For Imparins thorough
education, based in religious principle, effort shall
be spared. S.
fine Globe Ius been rafchused TO ad pupils in the
study Of Geosra rhy; and. circumstances permit
other aFf-tstas will be added. A Library hs. bsen
commenced --.-. -. -.
Drawing Painting, and fancy needle work, taught,
If desired
TERMS.
Session Of 20 weeks; in the Higher branches
Board, SIS 90; Tuition, si0 90. SIS 90.
Lower branches, Children,
Board, 81 90. Taiiion, s. 90. sa-1 s2s co.
81 b 80 -s 4r S.Es-r- --a Washing, ertru
When puPils furnish their rooms, ruitable de,
daeton will be made ~ =
August 2and, is46-sT-s ny -ls- -taf -rk
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
MARRIED,

III. residence Of Thompson Ratlid, on the IN
\, E.ouire H. Howell, Mr.. Thomas RAthf
Ms. Sarah Ann Rudy-aIl of this county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
Jno. Griffith, Defendant.

4 Nd now on this day came the said plaintiffs,
- BY Walker AMI Green their attorneys, uud
The sad defendant, although soIemnty cr1ed,
comes not. but wholly makes default. and fails to
appear and plead, or oIhsrv Iss answer 10 the sad
plaintiffs action. whereby the said n'aiutfs' de-
c!araliOn reml.ns against the said defendant, IN.
defended II Is therefore ordered BY the cOIri
here, that the said defendant be notified by publ
Gallon, tina, the sl'd paruI,tis' action fOunied
on book account, for divers goods, wares, mer-
chandise and rhaIieIs by the s1ij plaintiffs sid
and delivered unto the sad defendant. that the
amount OF satd plaintiff. demand = 1886 - c'ul,.
sE crn 10; IIaI an uIac .nauI - ISSUE c-ala>l
ms estate, aud that 10 - IT, 49,. .pira-. BY
himself or attorney. on or helor- I5- .llri da, of
The neM Term OF ms court, VIVA vii r'-,I ami
be held at the Court Hons. lFe county ninrr.
sad. on the frs: Monday Il Frbrua7t. A y. 1871;
and Is further ordered b, lie court here InaI Il
copy Of this o-irr and notice b. IHSsr.cl for four
wreLs successfully. 10 some newspaper Pr.n:e5
n this Stale, 50 thai The las! .4ser,rou thereof, be
MADE at eas, thirty days before L. mrs' day Of
the next tenn of this court.
A true copy from the record:
Attest; A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Sept. l2:h lS46.-30-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
Notice

IHEREBf GIVEN to the travelling public that
STs established ferry across Petit Jean creek, al
lot Spring -rossng on the route from Little Rock
)t Smith, south -! the rIEer, AnG invite the pat
. Of Ihs sra'eltng immunity. JOHN WARD
gus, 18th, 1876 -JI-Iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

|UUSEL.NE DE LANES. al only u:
Cents per >RGd. for sale BY
WALLACE d " ARD.
h. Is, 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS 4

CRAWFoED COCSIY:
Ia The CTalr'Ord CirsEii COuri, Augsa Tern, 4
D. 1916.
ll,h DAY Of August, lSi6.
WlEam NJ. Bennett, Joseph Ben.
ne,I, ami Freder'ck y. Mont.
gomery. merchants and part
ners, trading and dong business ,----..-.- -.
together under the name and n NfS'' 81
style of William NJ. Bennett 4 All AA-N'
Co, plaintiffs,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
" AGON BONES.

MACON BONES.
POL Stl W"g 1oxes-a superior article
Tor sa., nv WALLACE & WARD.
|P IS, 46.-3l.
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In these figures we perceive the great revolution
which has taken place in the corn-trade between
England and the continent, and further that the ad-
vance on the continent not sudden, but continu-
Gus and progressive. In November, last year, h,
ports Of Belgium and Holland were thrown open TO
the free import of food, on account OF the scarcity
and this year. while potatoes and the grains
of England are seriously deficient, rye and wheat in
western Europe have been produced in quantities
less than the wants Of the people demand. We have
then in England and western Europe, the three
great facts of-lst, an unusual abundance Of the
precious metals and low price for money; Cd, uni
versal and extraordinary high prices for food; and
Sd, general reduction of duties upon it's import
from the United States, the common dependence fol-
supplies. Under these circumstances, the proba
blity is great that lucrative market will be found
for the surplus of the United States, how grea
soever it may be. As indication of the sup
ply thus far, may take table Of the deliveries
at tide-water on the Hudson, for three years, al
follows:
Flour and toheat delivered at ide-ater on the Hud,on
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To he Editor Of he Union:

ScoTr COUNTY, Iowa, Oct. 10.
can hardly let this opportunity pass without a
word IN favor Of the course you have taken upon
the tariff
suppose it is unnecessary for a hard listed farm
or to say that nearly the whole of the agricultural
portion of the west willing TO accept the tariff OF
1896 as compromise with the eastern manufac-
lures, and the coal and iron men Of Pennsylvania;
but if they raise the standard Of repeal, the
quence must be upon their own heads, for we con.
slder the tariff Of 1886, highly protective and an
enormous tax upon western agriculture for the ben
fiji Of eastern manufacturers. We consider that a
tariff Of from 10 10 20 per cent. is all the manufac-
turers ought 10 expect the farmers and planters to
submit to, and they may yet find if they clamor
for protection, that after the next census the west
and south will be able to protect their interests.
Please present the compliments Of a Keystone
democrat (who has helped to shape the politics OF
Mr. Wlmot's distrct) to Mr.. Secretary Walker,
and say TO him that he occupies warm place in
the affections of the democrats of Iowa. The in
terest he took in securing to the hardy pioneer oil
the west the small portion of government land upon
which he had located, Ito him his ALL is remem-
bered with gratitude; and now, when our commerce
is trammeled with onerous restrictions, we again
find him the able champion Of our rights.
Iowa will give a good account Of herself on the
26th inst. We shall send two members Of each
house, To sustain the great democratic measures oil
the day. We will endeavor TO send you men that
you will hail an honor to the party.
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MONEY MARKET.
To the Editor Of the Union

To the Ed'i0r " me Union;
NEw YORK, 4, p. m, Nov S, 1886
IL is now seven years this month since, through
the operation Of bad English harvest upon hls.
commercial system, the Bank Of England was saved
from bankruptcy by a loan Of f4,OOO,OOO, Or
$40, 100000, from the Bank OF France. That fac,
was typical of the age in which we live. After
warfare Of seven hundred years, the natural enemy
of Eng land extended its hand in timely aid to saw,
the vast fabric Of British power and finance from
destruction. The seven years that have since
elapsed have been haught with great events, invoIy
ing total change in the influence Of the English
harvest upon the finances Of the world. From the
time when the failure Of the harvest Of 1893 resulted
in British dependence upon the Drank of France
England has not ceased TO import largely of bread
stufsj nor have the precious metals ceased to ac.
cumulate in the bank vaults; and now, notwih-
standing the large imports Of food that have taken
place into England, she stands, the eve of year
Of great deficiency, with exchanges in her favor
from all parts Of the world except the United States
and with larger amount of coin in bank than ever
before. In November, 1889, the Bank Of England
with exchanges against her from all parts Of the
world, held f2 525, 900 Of coin. On the LIST Of o.
tober 1886, she held kl6, 224, 362 an increase Of
els, 699 362 or sGs,O00;000, in the face Of arg,
and continuous imports Of food, and Of railroad
speculations greater than ever before known. TIL.
state Of affairs at the centre OF the commercial word
should be borne in mind, when considering the
probable effects Of the large exports OF United States
produce that must take place this year, to supply
the wants Of Europe When the English harvest
failed in 1885, there had been for Ave years no i'm
port Of foreign grain into England The corp-trads
had ceased IN be, and the surplus harvesis Of Eu.
rope had Accumulated at the different ports sinking
prices to an extraordinary low level. Henes
when the English demand suddenly sprans up,
the granaries Of Europe were suddenly emp.
tied into English warehouses in exchange for
coin. From that time England has continued to
import, while the European surplus has been grad.
ually becoming less, through the operation Of in
creased manufacturing industry, the extension Of
railroads, and the increased consumption Of food
arising from the improved condition Of the peopl.
generally, especially under the influence Of the inter.
nal free-trade Of the German Customs Union. Hsnc.
il u.s. that in l646, when the haryssts of Europe az,
not over an average, she not only has nothing 10
spare for England, but western Europe import,
largely for its own consumption. We may compare
prices now and in 1897;
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probabilities. But, supposlng all this precisely
poweress for harm. All attempts to carry out their
federal doctrines of Stale legislation will fail A
democratic senate will check all erroneous legisla-
Iion-at least they will have the power to do 50.
The wings seldom obtain power in both branches Of
the State legislature, and Their governor TOO II is
the people that the wings seldom do obtain com
pete control, either in this State the general gov
eminent The celebrated Harrison victory was
soon followed by the death Of the President, and
either the honest opinions Of Tyler, or his ambition
to become the nominee OF the democratic party for
Of the measures Of the wings. II democracy be-
HAYES ITSELF it will with an occasional exception,
hold the reins of government, both State and ma
tional
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The commercial department will be under the man
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country, and our readers may expect such state
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