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River News, Steamboats,, &c.

he Riverfs quite low, with sufficient wa
only for the smallest class boats. There
be been no arrivals since our last.
~ The steamer Lady Walton, now un-
going very material alterations. for the
pose of making her more suitable for the
le, will, on the opening of the fall busi-
commence making regular weekly
IS, in connection with the Jennie Whip
between this place and Memphis. Cap
WM- B. NowLAND, a gentlemen who
attained great popularity as a skillful
per and courteous gentleman, will con-
e in command Little Rock Gazette.
EMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER LINE
d. Adams, Mail Contractor from Ma
on to Little Rock, is about to place four
in the Memphis and Little Rock
viz: Red Wing, Irene, South Bend,
is now negotiating for the fourth
will establish large trade between
phis and Arkansas river, and make
pphis the great point for the re-shipment
FOODS. BY this arrangement goods can
|eketed clear through" Napoleon here
Re has been the point for shipment
ephis Enquirer.
loMETHING NEW IN Boar BuILprNa.-
Wheeling Lntekigencer has the follow
notice of short boat built there for
en river. Probably the Matilda, which
Fended the falls Yesterday. is the boat al
Pd to: The new steamboat built by
y. Wilson. for the Messrs. Reed and
fhell, of Evansville. Indiana, is now a
completed. and will leave for Green
in day or two. She is hundred
ten feet long, and sixteen and a half
beam. She has an upright tubular boil
imilar to those upon locomotives, and
immense deal is thus saved in weight,
. and expense. With about ten tons
feight to give her an even keel, she will
draw about eight inches water
emboatmen who have seen her, say that
he tubular boiler works, it will intro
2 an entirely new idea in boat building :;
her coming out is, therefore. looked to
b considerable interest As an EN- mblem
her extraordinary light draught. her ow-
have placed upon the top of the Jack
large water sprinkler.-INensphis Ap-
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Notice to Contractors.
Office Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith
Brdneh Of Lhe Cairo and Fulton Rail

U0ice q The Luf7e Rock and Fort SnlVh D
Br0neh Of The Cairo and Fulton Rail
road Co.. Van Buren,, Ark. Sep. TO- 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS for the Masonry Of
~ the First Division of twenty miles eastward
from Van Buren, will be received at this Office un-
I'll Thursday yOOn, December Ist, 1859.
No bids for less than tire amount of Masonry upon
any one section will be considered. Blank forms
Of Proposals will he furnished on application at
this Office. by mail or otherwise
Contractors will state terms of payments, and
proportions Of money, stock and lands, and
amount to tc retained by the Company to secure
the completion Of the contract. The Company re-
the right to reject any and all bids at its op.
ton.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and all
desired information obtained on application at the
Engineers Office in Van Buren,
JESSE TURNER, President.
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MARRIED.

this City on the 18th inst. by the Rev Mr.
bton. JoHx ". CrSSfxGHAN and Miss Ell.
tcx, both of Van Buren.
e acknowledge the bridal compliment of q
pf cake. May they be blessed in basket and
Pre-and in passing through life realize their
htest anticipationsl
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Dancing School.

r. r. L. SPINKS takes this occasion to in
form the citizens Of Van Buren that he will
z Dancing School, in which he will give in
hon In all the dances of the present day on
LAY evening. SEPT "a for gentlemen and Tues
vening Sept p for ladies' The patronage Of
(1ung ladies' and gentlemen is respectfully so
D. Terms. for young gentlemen, $5.oo for
$500. Private lessons AZ 81
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NOTICE.

VXTAS committed TO the Jail of Crawford Co,
wv Ark, on the 10th day of August, 1859, .
negro man, named SAM. Said negro is about six.
tyfive years old is black color, feet or inches
high. viii weigh about I4O lbs. is lame in his Ieft
hip, and walks with crutch. Says he belongs to
Isaac White Of Pike County, Ark. Had on when
Committed check shirt, cottonade pants, and q
straw hat. The owner of said slave is hereby re-.
charges, or he viii be dwelt with a. the law d.
rectss JAMES N. BROWN, SAeyN
and Jailey cf CSarford Co., AK
Van Buren, Aug. "a, 1859. ems
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NJ LYNCH
N. Would invite the attention of the Ia
dies to his new and select assortment of
DRESS GOODS,

which he has jus. received. They are of the most
choice and fashionable patterns and styles, and
selling them at reduced prices. Among them will
be found,
Jaconet Muslin, French Jaconet, Brilliants, Brill
iantes, Cambrics, Linen Lawns, Baptize Lawns,
Fancy Lawns. Colored En-. Lawns, Irish Lawns,
Scotch Ginghams, French Ginghams. Fancy Cling
hams Bayadere Ginghams, Robes, Barege Challe,
Embroidered Collars, Changable silk POplin, Hoop
Skirts French Corsets, Silk Flowering Thread Silk
Fringe. Cotton Flowering Thread Linen Flowenng
Thread, English Prints, French Prints, Bobbins,
Prints, American Linen Tape, Cotton Tape, Silk
Braid, Wors.ed Braid, Linen Braid Velvet Ribbon
Bonnet Ribbon, Satin Ribbon, Miss Reticules,
Ladies Reticules, Ladies Cotton hose Ladies Port
mOnaies. Ladies Silk hose, Miss Cotton hose La
dies Silk hose, Ladies' Lisle Gloves Ladies' silver
ed fans, Ladies' linen hdkfs Palm leaf fans. Miss
silvered fans, Horn Combs, Ladies' Antique belts,
Dress Combs. Ladies' patent leather belts, Silver
Thimbles, Whalebone Hoops Steel Hoops, Side
Shell Combs Hoop Shell Combs Puff Shelf Combs,
Tucking Shell Combs.
July 6. 80. NJ LYNCH
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Notice to MasOns.

Ro. BENZ. BLAkENEY. Grand Lectur
er OF the State of Arkansas. will meet Var
Lodge, No 6. of Free and Accepted Mason.
Eednesday the 2-ih inst. at ten O'Clock a m
aischarge Of his official duty Fril attend
of the members Of this Lodge is earnestly de
and We extend a cordial invitation TO n,
Pers Of the adjacent Lodges to favor ma viii
presence and assist Us in our labors.
BY order Of the Lodge.
r. W. MOSES. Secretary.
sonIe Hall, Van Buren, Sept L. 81
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~m0nen
l4
Sale OF Railroad Lands.

ME following list Of lands belonging to tn {.
Little Rock and Fort Smith branch of the
Fulton and Cairo railroad company the one half Of
which will be sold by said company at PUBLIC
SALE to the highest bidder on Monday, the l4,h
day Of November. A. D. 1859. at Van Buren, coun-
ty seat Of Crawford county. The lands are situat-
ed in Cawford, Sebastian and franklin counties.
State of Arkansas.
TERxs-One third cash, the balance in six and
Twelve months from day Of sale.
Notes bearing interest from date Of sale at 10 per
cent per annuul.
JESSE TURNER, President
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Yam Buren Ferry.

rge and Excellent Horse
Boat.
HE subscriber has recently repaired, and has
now IN excellent running order his superior
RSE FERRY BOATatthe Van Buren Ferrv
Peiers, Drovers, and all others NAV rest assured
they Will meet with no detention at this
r. Good banks on both sides for landing and
Jul, attentive Ferrymen in attendance. The
8 OF the California Overland Mail COMPANY
the Arkansas River at this Ferry.
Pt u, 1859 ". +. ENGLAND
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City Ordinance.

An Ordinance to amend an Ordnance.
DE it Ordained, by the Mayor and Alder
- men Of the City of Van Buren, that CITY Or
dinance made and approved June 9th, 1859, in re.
laton to Improvements upon the streets of sale
City be 50 amended that where bids received un-
der and by the provisions of said ordinance and
rejected BY the City Council according to the right
reserved to do so in all cases when no bid. have
been received after due advertising in accordance
with the before mentioned Ordinance then in that
case. and After that time the City Council may au-
thorixe the Street Committee to nroceed and w.La
any improvement that The City Council had at any
time before ordered to be made, and for which the
bids had been rejected. for which there had been
bidders.
BE further Ordaiaed, that this Ordinance take
effect and be in force from and after its passage
GEO. ". NEwLAND, Recorder.
Approved Sept. l2. 1859.
iwis A. ]. wAnD. Mayor.
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&25 Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber at Van Bu-
III rem, Arks., a negro BOY named HENRY,
eaid boy is about medium height, % years old and
rather Of brown color he has a wife at Colonel
Wilson's on Mulberry and l do not think will at
tempt to 60 far wore away brown jeans coat, cot
tonade pants with patch on the knee, brown hat.
l will pay the above reward for him delivered at
the Jail Van Buren. LEVI CHAPMAN.
sep $50 ito
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LAST CALL III!

A IL who are indebted to the late firm Of
"A WALLACE WARp, and WALLACE, WAnp 4
Co., are hereby notified. that if payment be not
made BY the first day Of December next. they
may expect to find there claims in the hands of the
officer Circumstances oompell Us to close up the
Affairs Of these firms Immediately, and we hope all
will heed the call
WARD f SOUTHMAYD,
sep 1.'oS Surviving Partuers.
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CROCERIES.
$50 bags Rio COFFEE,
100 bbls SUGAR,
S crushed Sugar,
l case Iovering's Loaf Sugar
Is bbls MOLASSES,
25 half bbls do
900 sacks SALT
Is casks SODA,
40 boxes do l 70 parer's
10 bags PEPPER.
bags ALLSPICE,
$500 IL STAR CANDLES,
% boxes STARCH,
20 boxes of SOAP, for sale by
July 6, 1859. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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NOTICE.

HAvING resolved 10 leave the Greek Notion.
IL take this method Of informing all those
that have or may have business with me, thew will
please sddrsss me 1t Little Rock. Ark, q expect
to make that my place of residence hereafter NV
Fork b s. SANGER
Sers l,'Se Sv0
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STRIPES & PLAIDs.

nOMESrICS, STRIPES PLAIDS.
L. $50 bales of all sizes and brands, to wit:
fremont, Massachusetts and Dwight, II
Indian Head, Massachusetts. Appleton,
India, Plymouth Rock, Pemola q Trmost a
Brown Domssties to Is. and ~ Sea Island do
Union = Montgomery do Ageeche Chick. do
Domestic Eutaw do Union Marlboro do
Just opened and Offering low by
July &. 50 JN0 HENRY, WILLIAMS CO
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MASONIC

as BrRES LopGE. No. 6, A. Y. Masons. hold
regular monthly communications, On the night
le second Monday in each month
rGH = Thomson, W. NJ ii. c. HArxAx, S
JAMES WoosLEr, J. W r. w. MosEs, Sec ~
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FALL AND WINTER
j. 0 I III / n G.

Just reeeiving and opening large stock oi
iii and Winter Clothing. and respectfully in.
Pc public 70 ccuae and see my Goods.
Po's' s J. ADLER.
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NOTICE

WIARD 4 SOUTHNAYD are nv authorised
w agents for the she Of my property and the
settlement of my business. All persons indebted
to me will make immediate payment to them.
Aug. 81. SO. Hq GEO A. DAVIS.
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COPARTNERSHIP.
TNHE undersigned having formed Copartner-
II ship under the name and style of HEARD
VINSANT, will keep constantly on hand
General Assortment Of Dry Goods. Gro
eeries, Shoes and Boots, dc. dc,
and will buy every thing in the Produce line.
w. B. Heard's Old Stand, upper end of
Main Street, Van Buren,, Ark.
w. Is. HEARD,
j. w. VINSANT.
Aug. IS. 1889 til
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Ferry Flat for Sale.

pse Tor salea new Ferry Flat. length about six
feet has been in use only one month and will
ld cheap. WI. ENGLAND
pt. 81 1859.
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Attention Ladies.

ave just received by Wagon q varied assor,
nent Of Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts lates
p, also steel Hoops. W. B. HEARD.
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L O. .. r.

pAwroRp LoDGE, No. 6, /. o. o. F.. meet a,
Hall over the store Of George Austin. every
eday night. H. PERxor. n c.: H. F. THoxa-
Nv. c.: j. VINsASr, Sec'y-; G. AUSTIN. Treas.
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pAIN,rTTs, OILS, &C.
Il 100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
300 b Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red,
100 b Red Lead,
900 gallons LINSEEr OIL,
$50 =" Spts Tt zPENTINE
so b Prussan Blue
200 h Birthstone,
200 b Flour Sulphur,
300 10 Epson Salts.
500 b Spanish White,
$50 10 White Chalk,
500 b Putty in bladders,
200 gallons Lard Oil,
90 IL Borax. for sale nv
July s. 1859. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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RAILROAD LANDS.
10000 acres
OF THE FINEST ARKANSAS
LANDS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
DURSUANT to an order of the Board of Di.
i rectors of the Little Rock and Fort Sn.iM
Branch Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company,
made on the eth day Of June 1859,
10000 Acres Of Land
will be offered for sale at the Office of said Compa
ARKANSAS, on
Monday the 14th deg of November, 1859,
and from day to day until sold,
being about half the lands attached to the First
Division Of said Road. These lands are advanta-
geousy situated upon, and near the line of the Lit
tie Rock and Fort Smith Branch Railroad, which is
now being placed in course of construction. They
comprise some Of the most VALUABLE BOTTOM and
UPLANps in Western Arkansas and are situated in
the Counties Of Crawford, Sebastian and Franklin
and are .cithn t,oenty miles Of tie City Of Van Bu-
rem, and rithn f,ccnty fre miles Of the CITY of Fort
Smith This Railroad traverses a part of the fin
est and richest portion of the State, and its COM
pletion within five years will afford railway CON-
munication with every portion Of the Union I'm
migration to this State has been steadily increas
ing until the better part Of the Government Lands
are absorbed. The lands attached to this road
were selected and confirmed years ago, and are now
brought into market for the first time and present
inducements to Planters and farmers desiring to
emigrate from the older states and rare oprortuni
ties to capitalists for safe and remunerative invest
nients. The climate is unequalled by any portion
of the great West for salubriy and health the soil
is remarkably productive, and the country we'll
watered and timbered. The Company are in con-
dition to make good title to the lands offered
for sale.
TERMS One third cash one-third in six
months and one third in twelve month notes to
bear interest from date at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum, until paid. Full lists Of these lands,
and all desirable information concerning them will
be furnished application. personally, or by
mail, to J. B. Ogden, Secretary, at the Company 3
office in Van Buren,. JESSE TURNER, Pres
Office of L. r. d F. s. Branch of c. Il F. r. X. Coz
Van Brren. Arkansas, August 81, 1859. (
The Daily Republican. st. Louis, Daily Eagle
and Enquirer, Memphis, Weekly Mississippidn,
Jackson, Mississippi, Weekly Picoyune, New Or.
leans. True Democrat Little Rock and Fort Smith
Herald will insert the above until Nov LIST, 1859
and send bills to JoIiS d. OGDEN, Secretary, Van
Buren, Ark.
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Drugs.
10 kegs of EPSON Salts.
. so doz. Godfrey's Cordial.
SO doz. Bateman's Drops.
SO doz. McLanes Pills.
36 doz. do Vermifuge.
so doz. Castor OIL
3 doz. Bay Rum.
100 ID ext. Logwood, in lib boxes
July 1859 GEO. Z. WHITE.
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DORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &C., &c.
40 doz Porter, Ale & Bro Stout pts & qts
so" VOLTS pit. Schnapps,
20" Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky,
20 John Bulls Sarsaparilla,
10 Pure Port Wine for med purposes
10 Old Cognac Brandy,
10 Brandy Cherries,
10 Fancy Cordials,
10 Turner'S Ginger Brandy,
10 Forest Wine Bittors,
5 Claret, for sale by
July 6, SO GEO. E. WHITE.
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SUNDRIES
- II doz Hostetters Bitters. 25 dog Bulls Sar-
saparilla. IL dog Forrcsts' Wine Bitters. dog
Stoamach Bitters, assorted. 25 VOLTS Sehidam
Schnapps. Is doz Cordials, assorted 25 doz Gin
ger Wine. II doz Ginger Brandy. l2 dos Black
berry Brandy. IL dog Brandy Cherries IL doz
Brandy Peaches. 5 cases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial. cases Saddlebag and Ambrosal Whis-
Ky. ~ cases Port Wine. pure juice. l2 cases old
royal Holland. IL cases Claret Wine. 9 cases
pine apple Rum. For sale by
july q. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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Agents for the Press.

be following named gentlemen are cur duly au-
1ed Agents to receive subscriptions for the
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y Adrertisers are requested TO hand in their ad-
bemenfs By Monday morning
s. W. PettingiH & Co, General Nerspape,
u, No. ll9. Nassau Street, Nec York, are on,
pri.ed AGENTS for that City
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No Hulnbug.

NO IAumOuS.
D EADY MADE CLOTHING, such as pants,
IL coats, vests, DC. are selling for COST, Mt
sep l3 PENNYWIT, SCOTT d cos.
STEEL PLOWS.'
- so G. c. Millers' STEEL PLOWS. all
sizes, for sale by PENNYWIT i SCOTT & co.
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6s} 4.
PS' 1850
AH and Winter Goods.
WARD &, SOUTHMAYD


nov opening very large and extensive
assortment Of Fall and Winter (:oois
en- they invite the attention Of purch.s.r,.
-N ~ tee@H- gep IL -
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MOUNT VERNON HAT

a few csses of this new style Hat, together
IA with other varieties Just received BY
s~r $50 S. J. ADLER, Eagle Block
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FELLMER & GRAFT,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, J6wE1Rx,
&C.. &C., &c.
L. GRAF, j. FELLMER,
Main Street, Washington St.,
VAN buren,. FORT SMITH
Offer to the citizens of Western Arkansas and ad-
joining Territory their select assortment of
Gold and .SIver Watches, Diamonds. Fine
Gold Jewelry, .Siluer Spoons, Specsa-
cles. Guitars, Viofins, Flutinas
and a rariety of other arti-
eles, all Of achich ue
WILL SELL At Low PRICES.
E Particular attention paid to RE-
PAIRING Of Watches and Jewelry.
July 6, 1859 lyl
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SYRUPS AND CANDIES.
so boxes assorted Candies,
10 +" fancy Candies.
10 ." Rock Candy,
10 assorted Gum Drops.
% 4" layer Rasins,
bbls Almonds,
Filberts,
" Brazil Nuts,
l Eng. Walnuts, for sale by
July 6, SO. GEO. E. WHITE.
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TNO SPORTsMEN.
70,000G. D. Caps,
10000 Walker & Colts Caps,
5000 fb Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
IS bags asstd drop and buck shot
Spr steel barrel self cooking pistols
Aliens self cooking 3 shooters
4"Colt's improved shooters,
for sale by
July 6, so GEO. E. WHITE.
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Lost
nNE Pc fine tan cold Berdge, 25 or IS wards
" Any one returning the same will be Justly re
ward and no questions. W. B. HEAsp.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18
POLITICAL.

In the Illinois Legislature the Democracy Are d..
torminei that the Apportionmen; bill shall become
law before the leave, and the Republicans are ecusv
determined that it shall no. On their .prt the Dem
oora,s say tina. until the Apportion nent bill is signed
the Appropriation bill shall not pass; and in reply the
Republicans declare that the Democrats must IL thew
choose, take TIE responsibility Of stopping the whess
of Government; tina. the riquity which they propose
will ne yer De submitted To.
-SomeboJy says "the Presidency is ersy..tin, 70
" Douglas, and vii drop into bis bands" Possibly
Stree the Presidency fell to Buchanan, says Prentice
there is 10 telling where it won't deop.
The expenditures Of the Government. during the
four years OF Tylers administration were only Isl 26
G93 Thus in lees than ten years our expenses have
nearly Quadrupled. The average under Tyler was q
little over so GOO OCO under Polk, Co., uadsr
Fillmore els co., eco; under Pierce, $j2,7jooO; end
under Buchanan, So 500 O0O-all exclusive of pay
ments upon account of the public debt.
The Administration has just received informstos
Of an iepent ent government formed by the ctIas
of Car.on's, Jacks and Eagle Valleys, and Of Gold
Ca1on ard Truckee Meadow. Their courts have
beer orsapizsd, and have been found to work well.
1t is supposed thu. Mr.. Sherman's Naval Invest
gStnR COMMITTEE VIII De dDie 10 report sonc Jay tng
seek-perhsps on Friday. Grea. interest is felt N is
proceedings as il is believed that many importan! h
veopments have been made. 1t is rumored that svi-
dence has been given in regard 10 contract for coal
which will damSge considerably the reputation Of our
Minister to Austria AMI that there viii be such state
ms Mt made of the condnct Of the Navy Department.
reference to the allotment of contracts and the man
sgement Of the rsvy yards, as will astouish and do
gus, the American people.
The evidence taken before TIE Printing luvesti-
eating Committee shows settled system by which
officers of this Democratic Government constantly COL
lect from ten to twenty per cent on the contracts for
work, paper and other materials given out at Wash.
pgtor. The witnesses testify that they found they
could not get these contracts except by submitting TO
these exactions. In some cases they admitted thAt
they added twenty per cent to their bids to cover the
cost of these corrupt fees.
"A Republican Club was organized last Wednesday
in Ithaca whose object is 20 advance the nights Of
Free White Lsbor, and make the Territories OF this
"grest Republic the White Mans perpetual heri-
cage Its members pledged themselves to un-
wearied work "until the White Mans party ult-
matey trumphs in the great Presidential canvass of
$780, The organ cation for Freedom does not COM
mence day too soon.
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ant, or that be should thiok so little OF il a n
neglect say ing anything about 1t to Mrs: Shaw, o.
her brother.in.law, OF Mr.. DuraDt Would il MOI
be good idea to put into the new law about Ia
courts provision that propositions for settlement
Of such cases shall be- made through the Judges. "A
that they shall be sure TO reach those for whom
they are intended
Mr.. Hosr, in bis note to Mr.. Twtchell, says: n
Il would not advise you b. publish anything IA Il,
newspapers in reply to Mr.. Duran"
Mr.. Durant, in his last letter, sarcsstically ssys
that Mr. Twitchell would have done Well 10 follow
this good advice. But ] suppose Mr.. TwitcheIl
did not dream that be was disregarding Mr.. Hoar's
advice by publishing his articles in Tie Boston
Couitr That process can hardly be called giving
publicity Ia the matter.
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al our friends to send us papers and letters, 10. 1t
warns the wanderers heart, eren under me
gloonliest circumstances, to know that they 'hink
of and miss him st home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-18

FROM Our OWE Co1sPondent
BosrOy, Feb. Is, l359.
The bin to increase the salaries of the Judges of
our Supreme Court has failed in the House of Rep
resen.stives by q vote Of l32 to 50. No exigeucy