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-n% UNITED sTATESTR I -
lEs449SlsS WEEKLY MAlLLINE lluH, -
Z6GA TO VICKSBUR SSMEl35G8

AI1sss9SsA&46- WEEKLY MAlLLTNE lAlnELA
TO VIC KSBURG. $sss9ss22.SSSE
SATURDAY, at s O'Clock p NJ
= Inc magnificent U. :. Mail packet Lucy HoIcomhe
Eapt Leathers will leave for Donaldaonvile
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Rod River Landing
10Y ADAMS Nachez, Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph GRAM
Ga Suit Wsrenton and vcksburg EVERY sATURDAY, at
The steamer Lucy mbe connects at vtcksburg with
ne steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for all laidnet
on the Iazoo river as high up Greenwood
Ihs abSs SPLENDID psssenger packet will leave on her
trusted to her will be promptly and faithfully IN
as eoat vii not be responsible for any letter or package
os adns are taken pecifyng the contents and valus
paid nor for yslnabes deposited with The
clerk By The passengers contained their bappnre
For freight or passage atpiy board. M..
jel3 49," "o Il Advar,isin,, ,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18
CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

rms celebrated Wine, Of the above known brand has
qeen ana will continue received by TIM IN
quantities 70 meet the increased dealers and con-
ht thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence
may from the closest nea descendant the old and
a bd mouse Of Hedsick Co.. of Rheims they
ah hoid OF with determination bring and its claims
TO on before the public generally
me superior quality oil this article satisfy any
oe lily us enlana ion is from where great attention.
IT, wei s experience have been brought bear in
II Charles Heidseck given to
NE of his wine and making worthy tho name
Vlsts TO the United States have enabled him
duy 70 understand and appreciate and wishes Of
ey5G anu OF ms having pohed by that Information is
by the champagne presented for the palate
ne wine unsurpassed f. it's rich bouquet
general excellence The varieties OF brands of Champagne
greatly no doubt to confuse the purchaser but the lovers
g22d and genuine wine mus. ok for Charles Hedseck
In ull on the label well the corks and capsaes
t. W. BAYAUp & Co.
- General Agents for North America New York
me Charles Heidseck be obtained in quantities the
mentioned Houses besides Others here named
and at retail with all the principal hotel Keepers
Il. j. HART &CO.
]. II. I. N. MARKS,
80 SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAfNE, STEELE 4 co
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HIeN1IIs HI5V WIN .lle HAN 'JBAI AND ST. JOSEF
RAILROAD to
PI X ELS PEA Ky!

PIkE'S PEAK!
AF-THRoUGH TICKETS to any of the above places
good until nsedcan be obtained Depot of the Mennh
and Ohio Railroad.
e-Passangers desiring to take this route can purchase
Through Tickets either by Steamboat or Rairoad for New
orleats cksburg Natchez and all late points,
For variety OF sceneypraes mountains lakes caaracta
Cities fashionable watering places summer resorts to the
pleasure seeker this route is peculiarly attractive whilst to
business men it Is by far the mos comfortable ex-
Peiitious in the country.
Its the only route from Memphis by which passengers
holding ugh tickets New Chicago can yisi, te
cities OF Chicago Detroit Buffalo Albany or via Cipcn
natl can visit Cincinnati Cleveland Psb,lrg without adj
citional expense ~ ~
1t the only road which offers the passenger the same
opportunity for choice of routes Al he can have tbe
choice of - ~ '' 'ne
IA Different Routes to New York.
4 is the only direct by which passengers can Wait
the Niagara Falls Fails of St Anthony Springs
George, Lake ChAmplain Avon Springs have nm
nifty or esoyng view Of the magnificent scenery to b. Found
on the Upper Lakes, the River ST. Lawrence and the
Mountains. ~ $3.50 ''-''e
l. On Of the IA routes north of Ohio there are an
many da trains that passengers stop their conye
heuc without extra charge for fare and always find superior
accommodations.
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Leave. TUESDAY, 2lst inst, at Bpm
81 Louis, cairo and New Orleans Railroad Linz
IT, l. FOR ST. LOUIS-GONNECTIN9 AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and al ST. Inn.
with the Ohio and sfisstppi Railroad Thns
me regular passenger packet steamer A. T. Lacey. Geo
ATE landings above For freight passage apply on board
ills steamer. - ~ PAsseAnts ot
sy-so berth considered engaged until paid for
81 plan of the cabin and
" appying At the C,mpany's Office 81 Camp street
Commercial Place ~ " s' soinot VI
~. VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
yeLo Advertising A gent
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Through TO Memphis in THREE DAysl-To wasb,n,+,
Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS


Steamer Victoria Welton master leaves Wick ssurg
for Memphis every TUESDAY, at 12M. M s
Steamer Kate FrIsbee, cN4nns master ,eaves vi,,.
ours Tor memphis. every SATURDAY, 1t l2 NJ.
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY ut IL NJ eA
he" la ana eeghh steamers have been placed regu.
afy in the trade between Vchhburg Memphis running on
alternate days with the Memphis ard New Orleans
aTng vcksenLg every Monday Tuesday Saturday, at IA
ocGk A arriving at Napoleon the dry at p NJ max.
Ing close connections there with the Arkansas and White river
Freight reeeiped and passengers tcketed through from
Hckshnrs or Memoirs to all points of those rivers
within the bounds OF the trips of the Packets 1890 1850
Close CONNECTIONS also Mt Gaipes LANDING Nv
eIs ana 'eksburg Packets with the Stage Lines runnp
IRON t9at point and at Memphis vita the Memphis and charles
fer st. Louis and louisville ~ Ae e'Ae'S
fassg desiring TO take this leave New Orleans
on hlnnay Monday and Frd evenings on the 80 NJ Train
o. TIE New Orleans jackson Great Northern ailroai Co.
arriving NJ vcksburE next day Vt IL 80 A. NJ and leaving on
one o. me Fckseug an Memphis Packets NJ arriving
ii t .ue second event thereafter OF P. H. making
Charleston Railroad ~ " ~ ''enp'i' anu
or through tickets and further information appy at the
paee ~ NE new orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail.
graph office. ~ ''' 4'f' ~ 'i 10 . ss
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SHERIFFS SALES,

FOURTH DISTRICT couRE ASTON SN MYGATT AND A. MY
Vii Sitsl; of and alT t. oseSenss to
he fcsr y IL a n ,9 e sd
naa fs aS % N end mater will proceed sell public
or hs : ash DRY e.
ely consisting ases and sr
1sS AID sa ssg
same td 5omsr l occupied by Myga Co., tie pre-
Sgrps md BY said nsolven their creditors
Sheriff of t H. P Fl fi9ha q Orleans.
euAFRlEHE couE DE DISTRICT ASTON MyGATT AND A.
E2svi@1s a%n orare de veais rsn.
% ma 1859 sdrsss par henofeele c o"arsn ne
i ss S
rue du Camp pour lie de
aqod gu gsn ssas ds u Camp dams
ne s de s ys esssHn en- bottles so
ss3 sdsv Nass ssiqpe par Ays' Co.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS au moment de Fadjudication.
1el4 II ~ "a 20 Sheriff de la Psroisse d'orGans.
FOURTH DISTRICT counr CHARLES JOSEPH DUBOIS VS..
~ Ny V1R asfHs Of ;;s s;; i s'''"
Of New ~ Orleans in the above entitled proceed to
sss @ s Ss osD2 ' tie 5 Is
LOT oF s oS IN 'hs First District of hi,
f o boz DeloEd making Of lot adjoining
feet rGn on Triton Walk running depth the lot No. BY
c The Whole s sscGrdng 70 plan Surveyor Of this
de Arms sR PsSe City, III '' ounce OF f.
ss and al hs and
belonging or in any wise appertang exception Or
S Ssi1s IA the above suit .-.-.
Sheriff of the Parish d' Of f Orleans Orleans
QuArRrrsE CogR DE DrsrRlcrl CHARLES JOSEPH DU.
bq hET sSnEs sA ss
%s rst s er Jour fSs b a.
Hquye e Orleans dams cdessus ie srocedera il LUN
entire les du Camp DIES Magasn vnie
ufMTIERRA1N sIue lie Premier District de cette vle
aa ramoSug Deord fesant pare du terrain congu
gae d en- psds d s't Is peas
saue est a"a "a ea
H. 15 90 an plan rsssa
aqss notsire public ceite vile 1' 'i''''
sa daes sp sas exception nj
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radjudicaton.
iel6 "a iy2 Il Is Sheriff de la Parosse 4, Orleans
snoF Dsrf,sr couRr CITY OF NEW oRLE ANS JAS
Bx. yiE s VIII. o2p,ariss s,i fae,es
Of New Orleans entitled cause viii proceed edn to
aee Ras' , ss0 ct the CITY sts emea
i IRf'a 5r es 5F sTq
p9vh D e ss of hs city, il the bounded
each DO feet less front Dennis street by
l25 feet less in depth. ' -
Of District died II lie oice Of he fpe ag ns
Together with all buildings and improvements thereon
s TRaI n the ben, above w suit
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- Cnpt Goodspsed; III the British brig Venus,
ltun Russian Isasd ON the nth int, reports having
~ M ID PIT IL fullowing vessels: Echr Dewdrop,
n CT 1rys for Savannah, with fnll cargo Of fruit
0chr Lncrstia wells, Capt Cook, from Belize (Hon)
unf " swais Island, put into Ruatan for wood and
Nltut. N = W was to take ina load Of guano at
I1Anl III New York Capt Cook reports left
= 80 y BaliEe, on the eth inst, bark Honduras,
o. DAtss, loading to sail for New York on the 10th
INT ~ sss
Exports.
NEW YOHK Per ship Glad Tidings. .44o hhds
o6eco l06 bales rags and rag cuttings, GA bales Of
hemp 713 hales skins az bales wool 81 bales moss Us
baiN ocxg bale jalop 8 bales bdl brass l47S dry
hides n hhds mdse II bbls sugar bbls molasses s
4 pkgs liquor 80 pkgs mdse.
ia ROCHELLE (FRANCE). Per ship Cornelia.
CADIZ AND vIGO Per ship Bella vascongada,
100000 slaves. This vessel cleased from this port
~ Gadx and Vigo on the 18th Of April last but met
With an accident while going over the bar, and re-
turned for rpairs)
PENSACOLA. Per schr Aurela 2 tcs hams 8
bbs lard, $50 scs 81 bbls onr Ii Sos coffee Dbl
lhhds eugAr Icsk ale ! bbls whisky 10 bbls pork
sss - ~ hxs soap s. pcs casting So pkgs mdse.
BREMEN. Per bark Edmond. .406 bids tobacco.
PENSACOLA. Per schr Anna Bell 400 scs corn
10 ~ posk "a hbls four cks bacon.
PENSACOLA. Per schr Lizzie Mezicks. "a bbls
o1r 10 bbs 20 hbs groceries AZ boxs groceries
10 ~ com 10 scs coffee chs bacon.
MOBILE. Per schr ehepherdess 3Ol sacks oats
~ corn l2O bales hay, 100 f SO bbls whisky lot
furnitu1e. 1tss
TAMPICO. Per schr W w Hardness g bbls tar
hbs -four bbls pitch 10 bbls vinegar IS bbs ale
hxs cider 20 bxs glass bale cork do beeswax ll3
bales mdse So cases mdse 10 bdls iron $4,000 feet
lumber 10 900 shingles.
BOSTON. Pei bark & Rutgers. lO13 bales cot |
Ton lOso pigs lead liz bbls flour 405 bbls rosin.
Imports.
RUATAN ISLAND. Per brig Venus lot fruit to
order.
COAST. Per sehr Mary Ann. 40 bbls molasses
TO order.
MOBILE. Steamer Florida 200 bales cotton and
sundries to order.
AZ 4 Rsceipts = the Caroneielet Canal.
shella. IS -
BONF0UCA. Per schr Delphine As cords wood
ANTE RIVER. Per schr Urseline 20 cords Of
wood.
ANTE RIVER, Per schr Bonnie. 80 900 shingles.
BAYOU LAC0MBE.. Per schr Perle. $50 bbls
sand.
B0NF0UCA..Pe Per schr Lagrange. 300 bbls sand.
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Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached to all Night Trains running in connection
with this road. ' '"Ae''''"
Inquire for tickle, via the Memphis and Ohio and Mobile and
Ohio Roads. ~ ~ N''e anu
my5 3m HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

de Ia Souvelle- Orleans, Up CHANDI ERNn * sos
a Tm ~ que Thomas w. BothiclS d pre-
= sente une petition la Cour ee dobenr les Iettres
decide inestat- ~ - iei
Avis est lie present donn tons ceux qnc celia peut
cerner davor deduire jours rasons pour les
qnees u ne serait pas fait droit la dite petition
Par ordle de la Cour.
je8 10 II j. L. KELLY Danuta Greasar
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s1xiEAE CouR DE DISTRICT WILL M FLOR NgE va
Ie "a Eeuyelle,,'reans. UTERINE BowERS-No 6.s9i
H,s SENTu dun writ Ge fieri farius n usni
!; adresse par rHonoahe sxieme Cour dc District de
~ Orleans dams ralae cidessu e procaierai Ia
auNBL de JUN 1854 10Y heures A, Nj, sur Ies iieux
u epIes desgnes Ia vsnts publique ct adjudication de-
ions les nenbes ct etfets
du Camp No 222 dams e Premier District dc ce:te VILE e.
nue. sous 10 nom de st John House, LIE font suvant
tslre depose en- mon bureau pour recours s'A
Saisis dams lafiaire ci-dessns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padjus
;.,. =, ~ a, o- II. Il PARKER
!e,. y ~ % ~ Sheriff de la farosse d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

SIXTH nIsTaIcr CouRr} WILLIAM FLoRANcE VS.. CATH.
re q New New Orleans ERNIE BOwERS-No. 63ai
kH,NINIUE OF a writ of fierI fncIns To m q
V directed BY the Honorable the SIKH District Conri If
N the above entitled will proceed 10 sell
pnptc suction the Premises hereinafter an
MooMn -, June q 1850 at l0S o'clock A. NJ VI
me furniture and movable contained in the bouss
~ NO. ~ Camp street the district Of M
DO seen in my office ~ '' % pcs inventory 10
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. I. PARKER
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18
kNNE FINE GUNS,
HYDE DRIoH
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
NEW ORLEANS

We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns and constantly receiving trourh our
ErIepean agents Guns comprising all the SEWE II PAT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS. long experience and
continued relations with the rst LONDON aud other mann
aetnrers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable MS with confidence Wi, hays faci
ties for the production of Guns suited the wants Of tbe
market : hN' "a 1'''
We to receive with dispatch and
orders for Guns of ANY PRICE 10 The pecar
yieas and tastes Of individual furnish them AS
IN THE SOUTH o-'
BY intercourse with the guuhuyng community of
the South and West for thirty have been
lied to profit by the ions OF their and
nave introduced improvements peculiarly AMERIr
and Mt found in NINFThNTaS OF THE G uNS iMPOaTED
INTO THIS COUNfRYt - ~
Sporting Equipments Ammunition of every scr;n,n
aes' Fso.s and Rsyolvers Cots, Aens Tra ters
New Orleans for SliARP'S RIFLES. 's "
HYDE GOODRICH,
nayi ". Sign of the Golden Pslicau.n New ORLEANS
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p new Y, g " No. 1859.
w toned the Court for Letters Of CuIaorshin On
cant Estate OF the late VIM Cowart deceased
Noce IS hereby gwen to all whom may coucerp to show
should not be grained paw " INV '"iu pelAtioher
By order Of the Court,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

Scoop ~ s pIs5 nss,n RACHEL
WHEREAS Thomas w. lsothiclS has peti-
~, toned the Court for Letters of Administration On the
Estate OF the late Rachel r. Chandler deceased ntesae
Notice hereby given TO all whom may concern to show
should not be granted = - ~ eeonei
By order Of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-18

SUCCESSION OF GARDNER
JOHNS0N-No. 1856.
y given to the creditors of
persons herein interested, to show
the present notification, II any they
int presented by the Curator Of this
ogated and approved, the funds dis
'ewith.
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npoSs - bssA ~ shns par. sth-1br
U1aeeas, Usnlsnsrelal, ana River News
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gw orfans daily Grestent Saturday .4onng anm Is, 1862
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DisrRiCf COURT I
Of New Orleans. !
NOTICE IL hereb
In this Estate and to al
show cause within ten d
II any they have or can,
ssnted by the Curator Of
gated and approved, and
herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
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asls zaszz=!ssllzsz! ROUTE to tn. -. EE; !:
" o r II AND EAST
railroad to VIcksburn
TIME AND MONEY SAVED

o Ireye,ers between New Orleans and Memphis New Or
leans and st. Louis and Louisville, the princi.
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr I
OF New Orleans. I
NOTICE Is hereb!

cause within ten days iron
have or can. why the accc
estate should not be homo
tributed In accordance the
By order Of tho Court.
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IT, m BAYOU SARA siAIL COMPANl
ElR { d A l.s, ale.

Hasass<.a4 FOR BAYOU eARA AND THE COAST
steamer d. f. KENNER Captain Vincent leaves New Or
and Friday at o'clock. '' "euhesu"y
The freight packet CROSSE TETE lcavss Nav o.,.-
every Monday and Friday at p. Nj e" oiie"hs
J. a. CoTTEN, Agent.
49,. ,,ax. ,rr.y, No. | Tchonptoulas st,
the above boats. - $500 w 's''i'e i.eehl .or
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de L. Nouyele Orleans 5 C0WART-No Is so
A IIENDU que Richard Charles a presen.
te une petition Ia Cour 'efe d'obenr les fettres de
suateLe la Succession de feu VIM Cowar. decide in
Avis est par lie present dome tons ceux que celia neut
cene davor deduire sous dix ous rasons pour les
queiles II ne serait pas fa droit la dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour.
lsll 10 " J. L. KELLY. Depute Grefier
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07

NEW FORT TO BE ERECTED IN THE INDIAN
COUNTRY ON The 35th PARALLEL-FoRr
Smith TO BE ABANDONED AS A STATION FOR
TRooPs.-By the army orders which we
publish in another column, it will be seen
that new military post is to be establish.
ed in the Wichita country, to be called
Fort Cobb. This new Fort is on or near
the 35th parallel, and is designed as pro-
lection to. emigrants who may travel over
that route. as well as to keep the prairie
Indians in subjugation. y
The establishment of military posts on
the 35th parallel from this frontier to New
Mexico, will certainly induce large por-
ton of the travel to New Mexico and Cali
fornia to this route, it being the shortest
and most practicable one for emigrants, and
a route that can be travelled at all seasons
of the year.
Protection to emigrants and trains on
the 35th parallel route being secure against
the Indians, large portion of the trade Of
New Mexico must tend to our frontier, il
our citizens will only take prompt and en-
ergetic measures in time to secure it. 1t is
trade that rightfully belongs to Arkansas
and should have been secured long since ;
however. 1t is not too late yet to avail our
selves Of its benefits if energetic measures
are speedily taken. Let the merchants of
Van Buren and Fort Smith fit out and send
one train with goods to New Mexico, and
the thing is consummated train after train
will follow and Western Arkansas will have
secured trade, the benefits of W hich cannot
we'll be computed in dollars and cents.
We call upon the citizens OF Van Buren,
and Fort Smith. to take prompt action in
this matter, and no longer suffer the profit
able trade of New Mexico to go to the Mis-
souri, River.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07
Van Buren, as q Manufacturine

The manufacturing interest of Van Bu-
rem is sadly neglected. while NO place with
in our knowledge presents better opening
OR offers more inducements to the manufac-
turer or mechanic at the present time There
are several branches of manufactures which
at this time are not represented here, and
which would be very profitable to those
who may engage in it. Among others we
may mention the establishment of a
first class carriage and wagon makers
shop, and Foundry and Machine shop, as
we'll as almost all other branches of me-
chanical and manufacturing interest. Van
Buren is one of the cheapest places in the
State as regards the expenses of living-in
fact very considerable part of the Arkan-
sas River country below her is in a great
measure supplied with provisions from this
markct-besides many other advantages
which we consider make it one of the very
best points in the State of Arkansas for a
general manufacturing business.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07
NEw YoRK Auvust 90


The Superintendent Of the Canadian Tel
egraph Company's lines, telegraphs as fol-
lows in relation to the effect of the Aurora
Borealis last night 81 never, in an cxpe-
rlence Of fifteen years in working telegraph
lines, witnessed anything like the extraor-
dinary effect Of the Aurora Borealis be-
tween Quebe, and Farther Point, last night
The line was in most perfect order. and well
skilled operators worked necessarily from s
o'clock last evening till o'clock this NOR
ming to get over, in an Ineligible form, a
bout four hundred words of the report per
steamer Indian for the Associated Press,
and at the latter hour so completely were
the wires under the influence of the Aurora
Borealis, that it was found utterly impossi-
bic to communicate between the telegraph
stations, and the line had to be closed
The same difficulty prevailed as far south
as Washington
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07
Hon T. c. Hindman.

1t will seen. by reference to his appoint
ments, that Col. T. @. HIsDxAs, memoer Of
Congress from the first Congressional Dis
trict, will speak at Van Buren,, on Monday.
the 26th Of this month On what sub;ec,
we know not, nor does it matter, for the
reputation of this gentleman will guarantee
to all who may attend a well-spent half day.
1t becomes the Democracy of Crawford
County at this time, to give their Repre-
sentative to Congress hearing, a candid
and unpredjudiced hearing, and then Judge
forthemselves whether he is entitled to their
confidence and support-not to give way
to the sayings of this man or that man,
this journal or that journal
Wet trust and would urge every Democrat
IN the County to be present that he NAV act
and express himself understandingly on
all the questions that may be brought for
ward in the next election.
AS regards the differences between Mr..
HISDNAS and several Of the papers of the
State, We have no feeling one way or the
other, only ofregret. We are not tied down
to any man or set of men. and what is more
do not intend to be. When the proper
time comes we shall endeavor to express
our preferences for candidates, if we have
any, before nominations, and afterwards to
support the regular and whole Democratic
Ticket which may be properly nominated,
to the best of our ability.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07
Empire Mills Flour.

We beg to acknowledge the receipt of a
bag of Extra Empire 1NiUs Flour, from
Messrs ST,RMAs! & Dickson, Fayetteville,
Ark Messrs. S. & D. manufacture as
good an article of Flour as can be had
In market, and we understand it can always
be had of Messrs. Henry, Williams & Co.,
and Messrs. Pennywit, Scott & Co., in
Van Buren,. Those in want of an extra
article Ike our word for it, can be suited
by calling for the &c Empire Mills" brand.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-07

The ATLANTIC CABLE-A movement is
on foot to resuscitate the project of conpec-
ting England and America with an electric
cable. A new capital of three million dol
lars is to be raised, and the books have been
opened in New York The first effort will
be to raise the old cable and see what is
the matter with it. The directors give the
following .as correct statement of the
number Of messages and words transmitted
between Ireland and Newfoundland, be-
tween the 10th of August and, the 1st of
September, 1858. From Valentia, 81 mes
sages, l, 1O2 words, containing 6,4z6 let
ters. From Newfoundland, 269 messages,
2,84O words, containing 1913 letters
making total of 376 messages, 3,942
words. containing 20,219 letters. Among
these were the messages from the Queen to
the President of the United States, and his
reply the one announcing the safety of the
steamer Europa. her mails and passengers,
after her collision with the Arabia, and two
messages for her Majesty's War Office,
which latter effected very large saving to
the revenue of the English Government
New Haven Conn. Register