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The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
River News, Steamboats,, &c.

The River continues at low water mark,
with no immediate prospect OF a rise.
The Leon arrived last Monday with about
sixty five tons Of freight-she has on this
trip fully established her reputation As a
low water boat.
We are glad to learn that the Leon has
been purchased by citizens of this place.
and will hereafter run as a regular packet.
bet= Napoleon and this City. VIM. B.
Heard. John Austin. and Capt. VIM. Rea-
soner of this place. and Capt. Houston Of
the Muscogee. being the purchasers at
$500. The Leon is better adapted for
low water Arkansas River boat, than any
other that has heretofore been in the River
She can carry large freight on very little
water. and Is we consider the best low wa
ter boat on the river See her advertise
ment in another column.
We learn that Mcssrs. johnson & Peay
have bought out the Wharf Boat of +. 4.
kendig d Co., at Napoleon. an now have
in their hands the exclusive forwarding and
Commissions busincs, at the mouth Of the
river, they have the reputation of being
prompt business men. and no doubt all
business intrusted to them, will he faithful
" managed We learn however, that ar
rang ments arc in progress. among the bus
mess men Of this City and Fort Smith to
place first class Wharf Boat at Napoleon
at an early date we hope such an arrange
ment may be successful 1t would com
mand a larger portion of the business. at
least above Little Rock and would un-
doubte,ily prove successful in a pccuniary
point of view
There are now Owne,l fully. or in part in
this City. the following named steamboats,.
VIZ: Thirty Fifth PARALLEL Little
Rock Lady Walton" and Leon"
presenting good feet of first rate boats.
Our advertising columns this week, pre-
sents the advertisements Of the Thirty
Fifth Parallel, the finest ami largest Boat
ever built for the Arkansas River and New
Orleans trade and that of the Leon, the
best low water boat ever in the river. Both
boats are owned ami Off e.ei hy Van Bu-
ren men, it is therefore unnecessary to say
more.
The Leon left this morning. for Napo-
leon
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Notice to Prc-emPtors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Persoas Who
have proved up their right to prescriptions
to the lands attaehed to the Little Rock and Fost
Smith Branch Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Company uron the twenty miles eastward Of Van
Buren, that the purchase money of two dollars and
fifty esats per acre for the lands Prssmped. mcst
the Treasures Of said Company. and that Ill per.
sons failing 10 make paymeas By thst time. viii
forfeit their right the 6ene6t of the pss-emptioa.
Bv order Of the Board of Direetoss Of said Lat
tie kcsk and Fort Smith Bsaneh e TIE Cairo Fnl-
700 At...s @ 3oHv B. OGDEN. s%sy
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Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware MannufactOry
AND
Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS,

MAIN STREET. VAN BUREN. ARK.
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the
largest and best assortment Of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware to be found in Western Arkansas. and which
he will sell low for cash. All orders attended to
with rromptncss and despatch and merchants sup
piled on liberal terms.
JOBBlNG done with ncatness and in workman
like manner. A large assortment Of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
constantly on hand, and will be sold low can
be had elsewhere.
July g. 1859. lvl
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Sosa Ce.' ~" bsfss, DIRK, Sep. 10, 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the G,sdsct;,,
- Of the Flint Division Of twenty miles east.
ward from Van Burcn. will be received at this of.
nee until Tasr~day Nooa, December ist.
1850. The work is divided into twenty sections
Of about one mile each, and proposals for either |.
part. or the whole Of this Division NAV be made
but no bids for less than one section viii be con
sidercd Blank forms Of Proposals will be furnished
on application at this Office. BY mail or otherwise.
Estimates Of work done will be made on the first
day Of every alternate month. and payments made
on the 6rst day Of the month following and ff.
tsn Per cent Of all estimates will be retained until
the completion Of the contract Contractors desir.
ing other terms Of payment may bid accordingly,
as tn the shove terms are not positively settled.
Lands in Western Arkansas. will give preference
to those requiring the least proportion Of money,
and the largest prc,ortion of stock and lands
The Company rese' ses the right to reject any and
all bios at its option.
Plans, prcfiles and specifications may be seen,
and all desired information obtained, on applica.
tion at the Engineers Office in Van Buren,.
JESSE TURNER, Presidem.
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SUNDRIES
- ~ doz Hostettcrs Bitters. IS doz Bulls Sar-
saparilla IL doz Forests Wine Bitters. doz
Stoamach Bittcrs, assorted. 25 Wolfs Sehidam
Is doz Cordials. assorted. % dog Gin
ger Wine. l2 toz Ginger Brandy. IL doz Black
Brandy Peaches. S cases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial cases Saddlebag and Ambrosial Whis-
ky. II cases Port Wine. pure juice IL eases old
royal Holland. IL cases Claret Wine. cases
nine apple Rum. For sale by
july27 wARD& SOT'THMAvn
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Sealed Proposals,

"IILL he received at this Office. until two o.
w clock. p. m. Saturday the 18th day Of
October next. for the deliverd At Fort Smith, Ar
kansas Of
TreRty Thousand Bushels Of Good Aer-
ckanta6le Corn.
Five Thousand Bushels, to be delivered in
the ear (slip shucked before the 3lst day Of
December next and the balance. shellcd and put
up in good new gunny bags, containing two BUSH
els or one hundred and twelve pounds each. on or
before the 3lst day Of March next.
Bids will not be received for less than FIVE THOU
SAND BrsaKLs. and the securities named in the let
ters Of proposals.
The right Of dispensing With any pertion Of any
delivery when it shall be deemed to he expedient,
by the undersigned to do so. on giving thirty
days notice il reserved.
ALI bids deemed exorbitant viii be rejected.
A MONTGOMERY. Captain
and A. q. n, U. s. A.
Office Asst Quarter Master,
Fort Smith, Sept -. le5S-}
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sale 81 RailreaA LanAs.

TVHE E,llowing hist of laads belonging to the
u Little Rock and fert 6snith branch of the
Fulton and Cairo railrOad company the one half of
whien viii be cold by said company at PUBLIC
dry Il November. A. D. 1859. 1t Van Barea. eoun-
ty sesk Of Csavlord county. The lands are sitsat-
ed in C.vfrd, Sebastian and Franklin seunties,
STATE Of Askanaas.
ran-0ne third cash. the balance in six and
twelve months 6rum day Of sale.
Notes bearing interest from date Of sale ct 10 per
cent peg annum.
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Notice to Contractors.
Qks q ds Littlf Rsck SD Fen SnitA
Brsses q eAe Caivs ead Fslssa Rail

Brsses y de Caiss sd Fslssa Rail
vssS Co.. Ess Bsses, Ark. Sep 10, Is59,S
PROPOSALS. sor the Ms.o.,, Of
. the First Division Of twenty miles eastward
frun Van Bursn. viii be ree<ived ct this Office nm
dl Thar~day Noon, Decenber ise, 1859.
No bids tx less than the amount of Masonry upon
any one sessioa will b eon.idssed. Blank forms
q Proposals. viii Be- furnished o. application At
this olace, BY nail q sthsevise
Coatsaetoss viii staAs tsrns II payments. and
pgoportions of money. stock and lands. and
amount 70 Be- rstaiasd BY Tie Company to secure
Tie eosnplsfioa of the eantrast. The Company re.
srvss the right % rees any aad al hids 1t il op-
tioa.
Pians and specifications may Be seen. snd al
desirsd infosma&ien obtained a application e the
Eaginesr's OAce in vaa Bursa.
yE8SE TURNER. PyesiIen..
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&25 Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the suhscrihr 4 Van Bo.
la, rem. Arks, negro Roy named HENRY !.
rather Of q brown color hc has q wife at Colonel
Wilson's on Mulberry and do not think will 81
tempt to 60 far; wore away bruwn jeans cost. cot
toneds psnts With . patch on the knee. brown hss.
will pay the shove reward tor him delivued -
the is;lvsn Brrsn. LEVI CHAPMAN.
scr s,Se NO
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
GREAT SALE OF
RAILROAD LANDS.
acres

OF THE FINEST ARKANSAS
LANDS. AT PUBLIC SALE.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Board of D
/ rectors Of the Little Rock and Fort Smitli
Branch Of the Cairo and Falton Railroad Companv.
made on the sth day Of June 1859.
10000 Acres Of Land
will be offered for sale at the Office of said Comma
ny. in the CRY OF VAN BrRrx. CRAwroRp Co.
ARKANSAS on
Monday tie 1iM day of Nopen5er, 1850,
and from day to day until sold,
bcing 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
uPLANDs in Western Arkansas and are situated in
the Counties Of Craw fyrd. Sebastian and Franklin
and are rtiin ftcenty miles Of The City of Van Bu-
rem, and cifhn frentyfre miles Of the City Of Fort
Smith This Railroad traverscs part Of the fin
est and richest portion Of the State and its CON-
pletion within FIVE years will afford railway com
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 10 Planters and farmers desiring to
emigrate from the older states. and rare opportun-
ties to capitalists for safe and rcmuneratve invest
ments. The climate is uncqualled by any portion
Of the great West for salubrty and health the soil
is remarkably productive, and the country well
watered and, ,timbered. The Company are in con-
dition to make good title to the lands now offered
for sale.
TEnNs; Onc-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 mt
per annum, until paid Full lists Of these lands,
and all desirable Information concerning .rem will
be furnished on application, personally, or by
mail, to J. b. Ogden, Secretary, at ehe Comnanvfs
Office in Van Buren. JESSE TURNER Pyrs
Office Of L. r. d 7. s Bra ..ch of c. 6FRR Coz
Van Buren,, Arka-,sas. August 81. 1859. (
The Daily Republican. st. Louis, Daily Eagle
and Enquirer, Memphis. Weekly Mississipm6n,
jackson, Mis-. s.,ssippi, Weekly Pieoyuae. New Or.
leans Irac Demoerdt. Little Rock. and Fort Smith
Herald, will insert the above until Nov. lst, 1889
and send bills TO JonS b. OGpES, Secretary, Van
BLren, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
MARRIED.

At the Presbyterian Church on Monday evening.
Oe, a6th by ,he Rev. A Ii. Kennedy. wsLrr f.
MERRILL and DoxoTHr Axx DAVIS, all of Van Bu-
ren- THE ride not forsrtful of the printer
We acknowledge the reception Of cake. &c.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
M LYNCH
lN. Would invite the attention Of the !,
dies To his new and selcc. assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,

which he has just received. They are of the most
choice and fashionable patterns and styles, and are
selling them at reduced prices Among them Will
he found,
Jaconet Muslin French Jaconet, Brillian.s. Brill
iantcs Cambrics. Linen Lawns. Baptize Lawns,
Fancy Lawns Coortd En-. Lawns, Irish Lawns.
Scotch Ginghnms. french Ginghans. Fancy Cling
hams ayadere Ginghains. Robes. Barege Challe,
Embroiicred Collars, Changahle silk Popiin, Hoop
Skirts French Corsets, Silk Flowerng Thread. Silk
Fringe Cotton Fiowcring Thread Linen Flowering
Thread, English Prints, French Prints, Bobbins.
Prints. American Linen Tape. Cotton Tape. Silk
Braid. Wnrs..a Braid, Linen Braid Velvet Ribbon,
Bonnet Ribbon Satin Ribhon. Miss Reticulcs,
Ladies' R.tcuI,s. Loiics Cotton hose. Ladies' Port
monaics Ladies Silk hose, Mss Cotton hose. La
dies Silk hose. Ladies LSle Gloves, Ladies silver
ed fans La lies linen hikfs, Palm leaf fans, Miss
siivcred fans, Horn Combs, Ladies' Antique belts,
DR. So Combs. Ladies patent leather belts, Silver
Thimhles Whalcbone Hoops. Steel Hoops. Side
Shc Combs. Hoop Shell Combs. Puff Shell Combs
Tucking Shell Combs.
July 6, SO. n. LYNCH.
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DORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &C., sc.
40 doz Porter, Ale g. Bro Stout pts e. qts
so" VOLTS pit. Schnapps.
80 q" Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky
20 Z" John Bulls Sarsaparila.
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 Bittcrs.
5 " Claret. for sale by
July 6. 80 GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
VALUABLE CITY LOT
FoH SALE At AUCTION!
IN EORT SMITH

IN FORT SMITH.
VKTILL be sold at public auction. on the prem
w ses ON SATURDAY. the 18th day Of
NOVEMBER next. Lot fronting Is feet on Gar
risoa Avenue, and IDS feet on Wayne street. This
lot Oh the
CORNER OF THE BLOCK,
on which the City Hotel and the stores Of Walton
4 Bourne. Bennett 4 Fcss, Sutton 4 s. ring, and
Bosick Griffith. Peanywit 4 Co. are situated. and
is undoubtedly the
BEST VACANT LOT
that can b. purchased in the City for mercantile
purposes Il will be divided, sold all together,
as purchasers may wish.
fEaMs-One third cash, the balance in nine and
eighteen months. at g per cent.
oct II Is JOHN CARNALL.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

~HOCERIES.
(T l5c bags Rio COFFEE. 100 bbls SUGAR,
5 bills crushed Sugar. I Lovering's Loaf Su.
gar Is bills MOLASSES. 25 half bbls do. 20O
sacks SALT, Is cssks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER.
~ boxes DO l H. ra,,ers, bags ALLSPICE.
$500 10 STAR CANDLES. 90 boxes STARCH,
% boxes of SOAP. for sale by
July 6, 1859. WARD SOUTHMAlD.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

FELLMER & GRAFF.
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, JEwERY,
DC. &c, &c.
l.. GEAP. j. FEILMEn.
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 iSarcr Watches. Diamonds, Fins
Gold Je'cclry, Slper Spoons. Specfa-
eles, Guitars. Tiolias. Fiu.inas
and a rariety Of otter arii-
cies, all of lchich IRE
WILL SELL At Low PRICES.
IT, Particular attention paid to RE-
PAIRING of Watches and .yewelry.
July G. 1859. iyi
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nYES.
l. Burnt TIMBER. Red Sanders. Terra 10
Schema, Blue Stone. Cochincal, Muriatc' Tin in y
bottles, Carcumma. Extract Logwood in b pGckA-
ges. on hand and for sale by
July 6. 80 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
II AND WARRANTS.
We have on hand number Of land warrants
which we will sell at the market price for cash
June 30, 1859 J. HENRY WILLIAM d co.
STATIONERY,
- Blue and white Letter paper: Assorted colors
Note paper Blue and white Fools Cap gilt edge
ditto: plain and embossed note Envelopes bu6
and White Letter do 10 Government. do. Blank
Books of all kinds Memorandum. do for sale bv
July 6, 50. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS l. O.
MEDICINES.
lvl 100 dozen Mclean Pills.
sc doz McLane's Vermfugc.
133 doz Wright's Pills. 100 doz Seidli,z Powcsn.
1873 Godireys Cordial 100 " Batcman's Drops
Also Laudnum, Paregoric, Ess. Lemon. Cloves,
Cinnamon Peppermint. in quantities to suit par-
chnsers, For sale by
July 6. go JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS h &C.
r INAMENTS.
IL Young American. Mustang anl American:
Nerve and Bone. and Hays.
in quantities to suit purchasers For sale by
July 6. SO JNo. HENRY. WILLIAMS d CO.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

VTNO SPORTSMEN.
10000 G. D. Caps,
10000 Walker L. Colts Caps.
5000 ib Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
10 bags asstd drop and buck shot
Spr steel barrel self cooking pistols.
4" Aliens self cooking shooters.
4"Colt's improved S shooters,
for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. E. WHITE.
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10 @ r.

CRAWFORD Lopez, No s. L. O. o. F.. meet at
their Hall over the storr of George Austin. every
Saturday night H. PtRxor. n. G.: H. F. TnoxA
SOY. V. G. j. VNs,Nr, See'y.; @. ArsTix. Tras.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
Van Buren, Ferry.
Large and Excellent Horse

ME subscriber has recently repaired. and has
now IN excellent running or'ler his superior
HORSE FERRY BOAT al the Van Buren Ferry.
Travellers. Drovers and all others NAV rest a. sured
that they will meet with detention at this
Ferry. Good banks on both sides for Ian ling and
careful, attentive Fcrrymen in attendance The
stages Of the California Overland Nail Company
Cross the Arkansas River a, this Ferry
Sept 81, le59 W. ENGLAND
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Drugs.
10 kegs of EPSON Salts.
90 doz. Godfrey's Cordial.
80 doz. Bateman's Drops.
3G doz. McLanes Pills.
36 doz. do Eermifuge.
SO doz. Castor OH.
doz. Bay Rum.
100 ib ext. Logwood. in lib boxes
July 1888 GEO. f. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

Protestant Episcopal Church.
Service every Sund-y Morning and Evening.
Lectures on Genesi.. every Wednesday Evening
at o'clock Lee.urrs on the Book Of Revelations
every Friday Evening at 3Is O'Clock Seats free.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

SYRUrs AND CANDIES.
so boxes assorted Candies,
10 g fancy Candies.
10 " Rock Candy,
10 assorted Gum Drops.
25 " layer Rasins,
2 2bbls Almonds,
2 Filberts,
2 Brazil Nuts.
l Eng. Walnuts, for sale by
July 6. 80. GEO. L. WHITE.
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MASONIC-

VAN BrRES LopeE. No 6, A Y. Masons. hold
sheir regular monthly communications. on the night
of the second Nonsiay in each month";
HrGu r. THox,sox. W NJ H. C. HArNAS. S.
W: jams WoosISS W r W. MosEs, Sec y.
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Hoop Skirts,
LAST CALL ~!

q dog Ladies' Hoop Skirts, Just received and for
u sale sep 5. ". B. HEARD.
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nAiNrS, OILS. &1-
100 kegs WHITE LEAD.
800 fb Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red.
100 ib Red Lead.
900 gallons LINSEEr OIL.
$50 Spts tt lPENTlNE.
so b Prussian Blue
300 n Birthstone,
900 n Flour Sulphur,
300 ib Epson Salts.
500 h Spanish White.
25D ID White Chalk.
600 IL Putty in bladders.
900 gallons Lard Oil,
50 H. Bor.,x for sale Nv
July 6. 1859. WARD SOUTHMAfD.
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Attention Ladies.

I have just received by Wagon varied assort
ment Of Ladies' and Misses Hoop Skirts lat~s.
styles also steel Hoops. W. B. HEARn
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28
Notice to Contractors.

Qtee Of tie Litfle Rsck sad Fort SmitA
Brsseh ef tae Cairs snd Fsissn Rail.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-28

HNE ps fine tan cold Berage, a5 or 81 yards.
" Any returning the same will be justly ~
ward and questions. W. B. HrAIn
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(NN DEMANDE-DANS UNE FAMILLE FRANCAIsE
" bonnie denfants De bons renseignements sont ne
cessares s'adresser de heures du main heurcs, 26
Greene 1t.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
> woman, chambernad and waiter. Best reference of
eight years standing from her present place. Call at $50
Rrnalir
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WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN,
w a respectable private family to cook and
the washing and ronng is an excellent cook and can wash
and pastry general will be found willing and
agreeable and fully compeenhe other to do plain sewing
and take Children will be found agreeable
and kind thereto and viii give satisfaction edewok
Both young women give the city reference Call at
Is Monroe st in the rear, room No 9, second floor.
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DENNsYLvANIA RArLROAD.-THE GREAT CT
trail 70 the West Time AT least short and ratehr
freight and fare NJ low. at all tines ~ BY any other route
For passage tickets contract for freight 20 poln
the entire Wes eau ut tae ose No Astnr Iou
J. H. ELf.fOTT, Passenger Agents
Feb. n LEECH 4 CO., Freight gents. b.
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A MEXICAN DENTAL INgTITUTE-DR. MANSON,
"a eighteen years established dcntistry four premiums
awarded method Of inserting teeth American gumotype,
&c. Ladies' and gentlemen respectfully invited. o. West
~ second street, also at 100 Washington street. Jersey CITY,
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vNRNTIsTRy-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
- without the slightest pain, BY and original pro
not freezing This admirable system pracsed by me
only. References given II required Dr. n. o. DURKIN,
oC3 Canal street, between lAurens and Wooster streets
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VUANTEp--A TINE KEEPER FOR A MACHINE sHoI
w 2slerks saesmen 3porters bays for trades. CIR
TO 10 California and Europe 2men to drive horses
y. B. clerk for steamer. Apply to THOS. SPHINX,
Hudson 81.
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WANTEp-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w cbambermaid and is willing TO assist in the washing
and ironing In small private family Cali for two days at
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w young girl to do housework for small family is good
washer and and willing TO make herself useful City
reference required Call at % Prince street. Inquire in the
, 1859-12-26

topEevent the kidnapping Of residents or citi.
zens Of those States, claimed to be sla1es Of Vir-
ginia OF other Southern State. That the Gorer~
uor aforesaid shall demand Of each Of tho said
Executives categorical answer whether Qr not
they will recommend to their legislatures the
immediate repeal Of atl such Iaws. and In Gaze
The replies shall not be sstiztac&oIy;& the
ssate laws be not forthwith repesled, then the
legislature Of Yirgiuia sha1ll pssa: 15 rstaliat-
ing upon these States, By inprisoniDg Ill Of
their citizens fund within her border1 .conas-
eating all property Of theirs in Virginia, ind
non-sulling them in the conrts in nll cases
where they are claimants or plaintiffs, aud such
~otherand further retalistor1- measuy:s us-maI
be deemed necessary to bring these Northern
States "to thcit milk.'s Duttie Qes.tltbuini
seem to have entirely forgotten the old adage
about Iring ID glass houses and ~shFoFing
stones. 81. 49, i!
Green, Of No., Fitch; Of Ind, aud JET Davis
Of Miss. arc preparing textbook sped 4ches
against the heresy of sqnatter :Sorercifut
They are intended for the Charleston M FEet,
aud are expected 10 put an e1tingaisher o4 the
hopes Of those people xhhsUi are fo5aaii1g 4way
-tbeirttme after Douglas: Their speeches will
furnish the ground work Of the Charleston plat
form, and the arguments for the country pbliti-
Clans and village editors With which To dem nblish
tho greatprincip1e. .'i-'' u Cn1cAdo::