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That, . s.s.-ws must have money Io''
+, u. expressive, though somewhat Pr''.os
i.o,u.r. Of former publisher in this city,
q, coat. Ike HI to run printing press.
". di.iiks neutrality-suspicious. We are 'ns
v.rs, danniag OF dannsd--6a' neses''.
overcome. our ,imidisy, and We AK those
moving themselves indebted to Us, 70 eom'
forward with = Little material s'o' We
ma., h.v. IL, or tho "mashssn" must STOP
That 20
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The FIRST annua! Pair Of the Nebrssks Az
ricul.ural Society, will be held 1t Nsbrssss
City, on the 2ls:, 22i and 23d days Of Sep
tembsr next. j. STERLING MokTos, has
consented to deliver an appropriate address
on that occasion.
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Riss u PrspsrtJ,

We hsys TO record several instances Of the
,i.. Of property on Lower Broadway, this
~..k. Nessrs. Hoss l. McCLELLAsD and
Id. BAYIrs. were the fortunate owners OF
Ii. property. At the present writing, those
gentlemen do not contemplate pushing their
property into market on the strength OF the
-. 10 have noted. They will swat lit
d, looger." 10 hopes Of rise Of q different
character.
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"'sss in receipt Of the initial number Of
campaign pspsr. with the above title, is
ssea from Burlington. Il il edited BY our
'sssad, General J. II. MoasAS, formerly Of
vac Telegraph. The Gen. 10, perhaps, the
.s'e" editor in the State, and the War
logic will "spread i,.elss in an eode.vor
!" PICK up crumbs Of comfort, for the sus.
'seancs ADD sdiScssion Of tho un,srri6ed.-
We nope the Gen. may derive peeuniary
seaso'''0n the snserps'ss-polisicsl success
= caan's expect, though the War Easis
'asa'a soar ai0fs till aoousday.
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Il ELIGIOCS.

Services At the C9srs&A;ional Chmch-Rsv. DE.
HAsEELL pas.Ss-as 10 O'Clock 4. n. and : y P.
A.-sasbath School, cOnducts. u unicn prtndpss-ss
~ o'clock In the morning Immediately preceding the
tarsnssn services An eac.eni number II teachers
vi! b n attendance, an. 81! families Of every name
AZ teaomiaasion, sfecslonasey invited to send
tasis ekild,en and come themselves.
Regular weekly Prnyes Meeting O Thursday evening
early eandleistt, IL the ch1sca. sabbath Schoo,
Texc1s.'s Ees:sns G. Friday early candieisht ..
the house 9: tts Pastor. Fslale Prayer Meeting
Friday s,.e:aogg ats o'sl2ck.
> Tie pub!1 asa respectfully invited 70 attend.
W. auT-s -
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M.ssuaL TusLxr, has just completed tho
harvest Of n ans crop Of oats, on the Pub
he Square. The city will reap the benefit
Of Mr.. T's labors in that same field, in the
years tbs, are to come.
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peeaA aRn~cn.,,.a.

Hos. RuSrs CzoArs, Of Boston, died 1t
Halifax, Novs Scotia, On The 12th inst
There vss N Insurance Of 81, 600 on his
life. His rsnains win be removed to Bos-
ton for inssrnsnt, when, it il understood,
thss viii Be public funeral, and that Hos.
CALxB CrsHNG will deliver the saloxy.
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psa'. Believe t.-If &ay tE!eres:st sas te.ls ys1
tsa. p.ysts so2a1@s szt29uza bIesa.zs. zaa eaEs4
s..sr aE!-sa2s laas VII rslsavs Fztz lie sxlTss
" EsEst~sc O." szat ssl1s~s T2s slnrIs trsasis
44sr MADE sp4sz& sys-z wasrs :E TIA ss3s1zS 4. he
y-svza ss4 zaAzsss c. It's 1osG ssra.s
AsaE4 c. Il els as;ry ~ azy s.-s. ~ he ks Il his
I. ss..Ez C,l
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale 1 Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Blum NonpareI BY
| JOHN b. BEERS 4 CO..
| Wholesele and Retail 0rocers Communion and For
| esrdins Merehsnts, Middle Brosd,ssy
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State bank.

Notice has been given that books will be
op.nsd a. the Office Of BALrwiS L DoDGE,
ia this city, on the Sd day Of August, for
subscription to the capita! stock Of Branch
Of the State Bank Of Iowa, which it is pro.
posed to establish in .hi, city. Said branch
10 BE- named the Branch u. Council! Bluffs.
-
frLa,sst styles Of Js~siry just received per EK.
v..u A. D RoBISsoS's
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Monroe County.

Monroe County.
Population, males, 4330; females 4047 ;
total o377; against $3.50 in 1856; voters
1887: militia 1888 No. Of dwelling houses,
1910; agains, l205 in 1856 acres of i'm.
proved land, 1860, against "a, 972 in 1856;
unimproved land ss,377.-Albla Repubii-
can.
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We are under repeated obligations to A.
Eopr, of the U. S. Express Office in this CT
,y, for iavors rendered. Papers two days
and half from st. Louis, are quite n treat
toansws. monger.
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Oar farmers have barely commenced cut
,jay their wheat. Next week they will be
il tho midst Of harvesting. The yield is
,.pr.sea.sd as not above the average, but
ID. berry is unoommonly plump and fne.-
New four will doubtless make its appear
.ncs in the market the early par. Of the
coming week.
=
r. large assortment Of Washes. Clocks and Jew
T., ,rs. Oh. banda A. D. aOgISSoN's'
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The Wheat Crop.

-. II roa want your watch repaired in . work.
IN. n,aa,r roto 4. D. RoBrSsoS's
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From the frequency with which the words
"Har," he" and free lying" occur in
th. las: number Of tho Bugle, We judge tho
"Senior is a. his old tricks again, trying
to raise tho rsscally Black Republicans
in the estimation Of the people. Alb, Col
snel, this were indeed a sad world, were it
no. for tho " manly bearing" OF such disIn.
teros,ed aud bsnsvolon men, rs yourself.
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To EpIroRs-CAuTIoS!-P ublishers Of newspapers
respectfully cautioned to insert the tasehood re-
spectlng myself, Of young fellow assuming French
name which have appeared several Of late
Such notices would be admitted where he is known
g. B. SMITH, u. D
1t Proprietor Of SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
HH. HAY l. Co, the great Northern Druggists, Port
land who have sold large quantity the last six months
and who know Its great value, now say again.
PORTLAND, April 18th 1858.
Dr. SMITH, Philadelphia
1--WE have large sales for your Electric Oil, and hear
Astonishing accounts tit Prom present indications we
shall large amount, You may send US for imme-
diA,e demand say 10 dollar 10 gross medium and
10 gross small size and draw for Yours
spectiully, H. Il. HAY CO..
Wholesale Druggists
II THESE THINGS BE so. THEN INDEED
ARE ALL INTERESTED:
Ash Hos. Jehu A. Poor Of Portland, what It did
On . Burn In Two eurs:-Ask Miss
Fsnnc, Steamer I" lie wtston,"
what II did for her
In enc day:
NEVER have Dealers had their prejudices % fairly
overcome BY irrefragible, overwhelming proofs.
DR.. VIM G. Bennett, Of Fall River, says:-
Or SMITH, Philadelphia have become interested In
your Electric Oil because is Good Article. Send me
u dozen small dozen medium, and dozen large sine
Respectfully yours, wM 6 BENNETT
Caution: Ask for SMITHS Eecrie Oil, as dangerous
counterfeits abound.
from the best Drsgqiss in fndidns1
Dr. SMITH think We can make a good thing from
the sale Of your Electric Oil here believe from
own experience it is really good article.
Yours, respectfully,
II. c. LAWRENCE,
lafayette, Ind, Nov II, 1858. Wholesale Druggist
r. every steamboat had full supply Of SMiTn's
Electric OIL what an amount Of suffering would b ~
I,eved II every family we're supplied. hoo 500 pain
would dee sMIrHs Electric Oh 10 The most soothing Of
oil preparations And DO harm How pheasant il
i. 90 IN an., gss ladies' gathered bread. sfsloo.
or any innAma,sry, painful case, tar IT ssd -.
Ask for Dr. SMITHS Electric on.
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DaryainI Dargainsl!
BLOCK.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

L rse LOT The Public oqoafe-
" business LOTS % Drusavsy-
1ssidencs LOTS ca Bancroft Street.
il Grimes AAdittoo-
" Lots In beosD' Additioo-
% LOIS in R~srett's A6dstIon-
70 Hcwar6s 81"
Buns
- BAyisss' ID
- Raj Road I"
20 Assss M Lana II 80. y, revs 70. ,.
20 +" - F" 10 a.
Also, Luts in eli parts Of the City
Also, hpaa Acrea * FARMING LAgc II 7o..Axa,-
tsrls a4d looming LosgEes >. s.5es g sis SsEGAs
era
- ozSs In Expirs B1oei cryssstIs ps1: g a2z.s
D. c. BLGOGAE@ L2aa Agsss-
CcE5sII B.nSs. Nay Iss7-s.s
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II. c. FRIpINcksoS add ". C. JAcxsox,
having formed spartnership, viii spsn geo.
ersl assortment Of dry goods, groceries, &c.
iD the middle room Of james block, mex,
week. ....+
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All kinds Of uneurrcnt money bought and
sid BY MAY 4 WKIL. mao Gun
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- when rpa directed u RoRissaN's u gel you.
w,,ch repaired ash them which Robinson, they vii
,sflypa 4 D. ROBINSON
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BILLS, FREIGHT ADDED.
mt or Settler v.nss-eoasisss il psrs Of
les, BOOTS &-SHOES,
QUEENswARE,
ARE,
Wood & Willow Ware.
and hope BY srash, forward dealing to merit and
sell for Cash or its equivalent. .st .......s
BAYLIss 4 GRASSLAND.
| IMMENSE APPROPRIATIONS!
|OUTFITTING HOUSE.
JOHN B. BEERS& col
| GsssrsI CsnstssSss .usreAssss.
And wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
| mestic, Fancy and staple
GROCERIES, WINES 4 LIQUORS,
! Manufactured Tobaccos, Cigars,
WOODEN WARE, COTTON YARNS,
Outhtting Goods,
MINERS IMPL EMENT
And every thing pertaining to .
Fsrss C9sss Grocery ssS 0ssfystdsS House.,
James Block, Lower Broadway
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Invite the attention of the community to the IN.
AENsE SPRING IMPORTATION, consisting Of .
large and varied assortment Of everything pertaining
to their business. too numerous to mention but which
they will At ell times take pleasure in showing " par
| ties desiring to puIch
70 E.uxG 8l.NTs
furnish complete OUTFITS Of superior 6OOps, 1t
prices that will defy competition. We are satisfied
shat We can oder Inducements unsurpassed BY any
| House North Of St. Louis,
and We invite 70 examine Stock before making
purchases. We have store and for saio large lot
Corn, Oats, white Beans,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Fietled Pork,
Bacon and Flour.
W n4sIy
ono SACKS corFEE-iu '.or. and to arrive
| v2n4l J. D. BEERS CO.
| James Bloch. Lover Broadway
Inn HHDs: PRIME TO CHOICE SUGAR,
AOO for ssieby J. b. BEERS 4 CO.
TX SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA .
! - Ainills and Mocha COrFEE-for sale by
| J. b. BEERS CO.
200 sH, :, .oAr-.n t,';,;s::.s .s e., for
0UU CANDLEs-in store and to srrive-ior ale
BY J.B. BEERS 4 CO.
COMMON RYE L BOURBON
' ' j. t' 3. BEERS CO.
0OO THOUSAND ASSORTED CIGARS
oOO American and HAvsns-at low figures, by
| J. b. BEERS co.
l 10 1oLAssEs, for sale BY '' ~'''"'D
!. b. BEERS L CO.
O0O BBLs. BUTTER, SODA AND SUGAR
). B. sEEks CO.
| am BxS. ASSORTED PICKLEs-FRE sH
'''' 90 ' ~ j. u 3. f BEERS Z CO.
HERRINo-'arss lot in store ana . arrive. for
IL sale BY J. D. BEERS CO.
| AVO " J. .. BEERS CO.
M1. e, Il, !; IN ss1s: n!ss 70; n.s
1A0 DxS. T0BACC0-ASS0RfKD DranSs
!. y. 81ERs CO.
400 rcKos; ,a 1RAHDYs, VINES AND
other house IN iowa. J. .. BEERS CO.
DREsERvED FRUIrs OF ALL KINDS,
Grocer. y.D. BRER3 & co.
F. II. DAVENPORT & co.
whs,sss,s saa lsau psa,srs n
T
N
| RpMTI VHpHR pRpnRYRYTHa naN1e
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D.. snsth's OIL Csres
Havias has considerable eIssrieros IL q pv.
sssA's Eerie osi have - ssss;azy n sayias sAsa
it E--pssscs s1yans have yss sounA sar s>s esrs -
Rss9nssse esGpsasnts Hav.as ,ns ssa,rsA fso 1Ass-
nssasza. -. i.1sess 70 ssy his rsDsay nd sns
sssosiAAsa u sAs rssssi IL A1sessd rspsd M
tsink psuasass cure voaid sAvsss I'll sxszsAs fESo
rAssnstesr nsvpss assassa y ~ tAts 1sesss VIII
- Aassy - tAs,a ~ viii as.s sAss rzs1sy naD1
sAxCE v1lSoS.
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In ageeklg 9puparth.


- "A map of busy hfe' ;,
..s,r.s and It's vast oonoe rAAs'
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/ =. ..:s
akt @EkkSU 2tUUPakkAA"
w.
a. 80 OF busy LIE,
--.,,oa. and IL. va-s concerns
i"a" " ~,..x
/, ~ ne" 10 sa.- 80 ., ssws.rrr rsl ). 10
=, ~ -. ~, .Ix...., ..sl ssI seers'' s's
y. -... sls' - ~. :. -. 20 49,
=. o. .s,'es 49, ss,s. y9 !. .an "a .ax. ,sx
ssssH1 zen |. -. ,s.1 5sr a. ,s,e, ~. expired,
~ 80 "a /. - esse b seat for s's.s~ ~
sxass SssS f'''a s1ss.es
c..ssssssssa, Services.
Ws s,s rsqueeseo !" s's''
rr,... viii discourse so-mono"' AA
80: 10, A. ~, upon the 'a'jse' % .,',.
Ike Ark. At night, ho soojee' "'
u..ya, Of Rahab. We are also feaoes'eo
...... that the Choir, WHICH ms oesn
-, formed, will meet in the Cnufeo .nis
|s.,.,s.,, evening, for practice. ioii
...,a.sss il requested, a. the de'isn u
.'.r.,,n,,v expressed, "so get up 'Dai'J'
rs,;,.n
W. Msss Have Il.
,., bavs money, for, |
Z. -. .x,.essiys, though soneW1as pi0is"'
,-,.,. NJ . former publisher in this city
'e.sn.,. l.s hi 70 run q printing press"
a.. 80. s.no;nx-whs.her We are the
.. s,,,;au O, dunned-bus necessity
rv.,son.. cur ,imidisy, and We AK those
-, .s.n,.lvs, indebted to Us, 70 come
,.--,,s with a E..ls material aid. We
ua., have IL, or the "masheen" must 'sop'
ThssSsof
n,.. a Pr,,sr,y
We hase TO record several ihs'oo0S' Va VIZ
rise Of property on Lower Broadway, THIS
seek. Messrs. Hoss McCLELLAsO snu
I'D. BATLrss were the Fortunate owners OF
tie property. At the present "fiahs' 'nos'
gentlemen DO not consemp! pushing 'ns'
property into market on the strength OF INC
rise Ws have noted. Ihey Will wait III
O."
~ yaa want your Watch repaired In WORK.
a.s IKE manner, s't' A. A'S'"'oS
The whss, Crop.
Our farmers have barely commenced cut
uss their wheat. Next week they will be
10 tho midst Of harvesting. The yield is
represented as not above the average, but
,as berry is uncommonly plump and fne.-
New -four will doubtless make its appear
socs in the market the early par. Of the
coming VIVA
,....,.ar,n.,,o :, w,,.h.. ctor,. and law
t,.. n pouIxsoS.s
-
"~.
''''' nus wv"
op'asa ~ '"' ''A0' ~ NA 49, n.'
"a ~" ''''' y" '"' 80 Wy -
'a''"'p'''" " '.' '.p
I, >. a.,.hr.b !, mi. city So;dbra,ch
, -. REACH =. co,,., p,rr,
-.>
rFL'''' styles OF ''~''F' 'a'' Iess''sa psf tx.
F"" -.>.-----~
'' w.,
i''n WV :,
""'
~ -, ~. ...;
-, :,
/, tn, animation Of the peonle. An. Col
anal hi, ws,s ;na.sd A sad world. ware i,
no, for tn, :. manly bearing - Of such disin.
,sro,,sa and bsnsvolsn. men. n. Yourself.
----.>.~--
-, " ''' ~" 's ." 80 $50 80. -"
'silIeH d. ROBINSON.
Ls,s Paper.
We are under repeated obligations to A.
w. ''' 'a. ''' "p'' o"''
'"' \ "''' ITO" d. A''''' "'' q'''' '''''
10 news mo"ss''
Removal.
Tbs Central Market having been re built,
Nssars. DixDoLr t PouoxH will remove to
'Ac same next Monday morning, and from
Assce, hereafter, dispense fresh meats TO
their patrons. They are 'hrss-chop' fellows
snd no m'sieak. AMI will not puriotn from
your purses more than is absolutely neces'
Eh,
~
The" ere oa"'
"'sa.I i.A' mas JUST ''nP1s'ea '"'
o"'"'' OF 3" ane crop OF OATS On 'ns run
hp square, tos cry wiz reap tue oSuehE
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We wish % trade Lanse, for Corn nd Young Ssoes
or 70. any o. the gTocEc.s Of It's PAym.
Nay M, 1859. vsza
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18

fellow laborer. Is it strange that l some
times show my appreciation of her by some
slight token of regard. Town am affec-
tionates I love my wife. When she is
not here-and she is often absent love
any one who reminds me of her. Now
Kitty does do this. suppose ny beauti-
full and gifted wife would not care-for she
has SO many to love and admire her, she
must think my love and admiration. of lit
tie value.'
Do not believe that do value your
love All beside is vanity and vex alton
OF spirit, said my wife, as she came weep
ing, and knelt down beside me- "IEere
will repent. / have not done nv duty
as wife and mother. I will never go
before the public again, If you will send Kit
ty away. l cannot afford to lose my hus-
band's love. want your love more than
anything else in the world. Will you moi
give it to me again 90
Indeed, my dear little wife, my love is
and'aiways has beer yours. am so. glad
this dream is all over-it has been miser.
able nightmare to me. feared had lost
my wife. We must forget all about this
wretched episode, and have our honeymoon
over again. Tomorrow we will go into the
country"
And Kitty ?" asked nv wife.
Shall leave" said, " even as Hagar
left the tent of Abraham"
We left town the next day, much to the
chagrin of our prying friends My wife
made an excellent nurse for the boy who in
short time learned to love her as we'll as
babies in.gcneral love their mothers. As
for Shakespeare, it-was rather Lard brea king
off, but she managed very well, by rea ding
evenings to baby and me. She USUALLY
read US asleep.
We called our country place Eden Home
How did you know how to arrange ev-
Ierything with SO much taste and beauty,
snd yet so conveniently ?" asked my wife.
g Kitty helped me,' 1 replied, boldly,
L was not so idle as Isppeared to be. /
was fitting things up for my wife, when she
should wake up from her dream of ambi-
ton"
9. You have made me very happy she
said.
My wife never mentioned the name of
Kitty. One day l left her at the piano anu
sing the baby, and soon returned bringing
with me my dear Kitty. Baby screamed
with delight Mrs. Searles tainted | had
no idea OF raising such a commoton Kit
ty caught the child, and my wife, When
she recovered, she clung to me as if she
feared | would be torn from her.
8. Oh. why, did you bring her back :?
Why did you why did you % she cried.
s. So my wife might know to whom she
was indebted for the best of care Of her
child for three MONTHS" answered, with
a kiss. 81 no longer fear that my wife
will desert her child. even if she knows
that his aunt Kitty will take care of him.
There. embrace each other My wife and
sister must love each other"
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18
NO. 20.

be seen by tho last Arkansian. that Col.
HIS accuxers have more than '.prma fa-
cia " evidence, they threaten positive proof
whenever Col. II. dcnys the charge. When
1 say " they / mean the editors Of tho
AIilansian, responsible men who write over
or at least under their own names, and
their correspondent. whom they declare to
be perfectly responsible and reliable. "A
to the objection Of "an assumed name no
one knows better than :" n Hindman Man
himself, that political discussions through
the newspapers are generally conducted
over assumed names" Z" \ IIindman
Man," who bitterly ysaccuses the editors of
the Fayetteville paper, and ''D. R." writes
over an 4" assumed Name or Mr.. A Hind
manman is a stranger in this country I
am writing over an assumed name and have
seen letters in the Press constantly over
assumed names" l suppose we shall ps
better convinced Of the truth of the charg-
es by proof thau by knowing the aceuser's
name
"a Hindman Man " says that "B A.
is guilty Of disloyality to the people if hs
can snbstantiatc these facts, Ind fails to do
so in manner worthy Of calling forth the
confidence and belief OF the public" ask
HindInan Man " will he Withdraw his
support from Col. Hinlnsn if these char
ges are substan;iated a? Mr. Editor, :" A
Hindman Man" 10y the whole tenor Of his
letter, admits that Cot IIindman is guilty
Z IF sboc L..
now l repeat my question. viii he in tho
event OF these charge, being proved correct
continue to sustain Col. ii. in such course
OF " dishoaesty and AumJuggery ;" rigAt
or 'rrong? or will he, like myself, withhold
all support Of that gentleman ? An In
dependent Thinker lays down good rules
to govern men in newspaper discussions.
and If he does not intend to be governed
by them himself. he should be the last man
to propose to " instruct the people on po-
lItlcai integrity, or to enter into discuss
ions the merits of which he intends shall
not influence his course.
l have always been supporter Of Col.
Hlndman, but l cannot and will not sus.
tain him, if he permits these accusations
to stand emblazoned at the head of a news
paper, without attempting 10 meet and dis
prove them.
OF all the low, demagoguing tricks that
could be resortcd to by u politician
that of writing letters to the press of him
self, glorifying his own actions, has been
considered most disgraceiul Self-glorif-
cation d--d Pasch"i, and sent him in
disgrace from Arkansas. The same ego
tistical and selfish conduct brought odium
upon Gen. Pillow, and he fell from a high
position to obscurity. and if Col. Hind
man is guilty of like conduct, " \ Hind
man Man . cannot persuade the democracy
OF Crawford to support him.
UAvEEsAcK
The Van Buren press., 1859-11-18
For the Van Buren Press.

BENTON County. Arks., Nov. 5, 80
}. 5. DuSHAM. ESQ. l see in your is
sue of the 2Sth of October-,he first num-
Der of the " Press" that has been in nv
hands for some weeks--that Col Wilson's
name is up for Congress. This piece of
news will not talc many persons iy sur
prise here. particularly those who have
watched the course of the. .ArkanSian and
it's friends at Fayetteville
In tie same paper l notice a letter over
the signature of w. Several peculiar
ideas are advanced which have induced LII,
to address this letter to you
He says the various counties in the north
west, including Benton, expect Crawford to
stand by them in securing the nomination
of western man, Col. j. NJ. Wilson
can only answer for Benton, and assure
w. that he is mistaken, so far as she is con
cerned, unless small minority is to be con
sidered as speaking the wishes of the wholo
country. Col. Wilson, has doubtless MANY
warm personal friends here, who wish him
much success in life both political and 9TH
crwise but they prefer Hindnan for Con
gress and will be certain to go for him.
The dcnuuciators of Hindman Of course
wish any man in preference to him, but
they arc not the majority here, nor are they
believe, in Washington. Verify. Hind
man was right, when he said il 1888, on
the stump at Fayetteville that the very
men who were pouring cold water on DR..
Deans prospects for the United States Sen
ate, and advocating the claims Of Sc5as-
tian, would prefer Western man in 1860.
Point to an antiHindman man, who is not
Sebastian man. Has not Hindman can
vassed this district until he may be said to
have personal acquaintance from one end Of
1t to the other, and cannot the west end Of
tL.s district, beginhing with Iell's time.
say that it has had more representation in
the Honsc of Representatives. than any par
ticular quarter of the State? We have " hat
we always have wanted, representative oil
superior talents who is acquainted with his
whole constituency, and why not keep him
Again, Col Wilson SAYS he is sick OF
| politics at least said SO il, Bentonyille.
| Why make him take another dose ? For
humanity's sake don't do it don't repeat
the dose of 1853. AS said above the de-
nunciators of Hindman want any man else
not so. believe, with the tue e-healted.
hard fsted democracy.
The course pursued towards Hindnan
by his enemies, and his vindications of
himself in the Biscoe case. The per diem
matter. The Washington County Collyen-
ton. Tie Butler letter and various cases
has set the people in Benton aud think
the whole north west, more and more in
his favor and / would not be surprised if
the State of Washington, herself, went for
Hindman, even though his enemies at Fay
etteville are trying to convince US that wa
cant manage our Benton County affairs with
out their assistance.
4 en-, sir, yours truly.
IF TIE 81