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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The BRooKLYN CRY RAILROAD CospAsY.-At an
election for officers OF this Company on Tuesday even
ing, Henry r. Person. esq., was chosen President,
c. G.. Belts Vice-PresideDt and Treasurer, and Z. w.
Betts Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12


first sorts ss The daily sales 40 bales Old are at pres
dull 400 bales have been sold since JAM to close
2Q4c for Sos and SIS We think these low quota
tions.
In Boston sales there 1900 bales Jute at $87 SO$0 and
500 DO do arrive here $95 6mo sales also OF 800 oaes
Manila to arrive In Boston, at S and 20 tuns clear Russia,
there, at $ls7 80, mes
IRON-The Scotch Pig quiet but firm, with linn
tied from yard d$25 so for best brands 900 tuns
No Anhrace) American sold to come here from Pennsyya
MA months English Bars have been in better request
sales OF 100 un Refined al 81 00 $685. and lO do common at
&43 mos. Other kinds dull
INDIA RUBBER-Para is IN good supply, and prices fayo:
the buyer sales Of 5000 fine IA 600 ID medium aud etN 10
coarse, private terms
LME-Rockand quiet the absence Of receipts and
sequently sses Prices nominal.
LATHS-HoldeIs ask 81 and buyers wish concession.
supposed at SIS 62I cash
tEAThER-Moderate sales making full prices. We
quote Buenos Ayes Light and Middle Hemock 2l2sc and
do. 0Tnoco at 2Ud PC.
Orleans active; sals Of 500 bb at
57G5ac Foreign Is dull We quote:
ewOrleans ,.................'....$ga n.8 6eS
Porto kico.. 90 1S3
Cuba hnscovsdo.. ..........s.s.'....'''.s..'R eoS
Cuba Clsysd new crop. .:....::.........:.;S5 G1o
Cake in better request but the supply
Of Country moderator sales OF Thick at $780, Thick Oblong
at s3@ &3l rs, and City do. at s93 739 SG5 so Y tun
OIL SEAL-The demand IL good with moderate supply
sales Of Country, At 81 574GSl 70 y 100 IN.
OlLS-Tbs most kinds Ia quiet at the moment,
in to the extreme prices asked Lnseed sells slowly
to trade 57dec In casks and bb Crude Whale
Is inactive but firm at 50c for prime hA some holders ak
much higher rates Refined Winter Blesched sells slowly
5sd6lc months in casks and la bb but sometimes large
parcels obtained at lower prices for cash. Crudo sperm
In light stock, and holders firm at . % gallon
Manufactured steady and In moderate requests sales OF V
gallons Winter Beschsd at 81 ~, months. Other kinds sell
slowly at steady rates. We quote; ,,-n,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon an alarm of fire wa
by burning of shed belonging to the Naval Hosp
IL was eat 'ng1.shed with bat triaing damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Receipts Of Produce.
Total BY all Routes Jan 1i-ss3 bbls Flour $500 bush
Com, II5 pas PIovisigps, 100 bbk. WHISKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

TBs EIsERrA previously reported Loaf cea1Has
Reef had cargo Of 200 bags eotee>
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
Mr.. BeyArA Taylor and tho YOupg Chris.
tfRns OF Virginia.
Mr.. HowIsoN TO MR.. TAYLOR

Richmond, Va, Jan. %, 1860.
BAYAED TAYLOR, Esq.-Dear Sir. regret to
say that reasons, the fun force of which had not
developed itself when last wrote to you, compel
me to withdraw the invitation heretofore given
you to deliver lectures before the Young Mems
Christian Association of this city.
Relieving that you would prefer that these rea.
sons should be eandidly stated to you l shall
briefly do so. They are:
!. Your connection with the Tribune news.
paper, which has done more than any paper in
our country to dit!use the Abolition sentiments
and principles which led to the assault of the
murderer and John Brown upon Virginia.
2. The skeptical character of certain parts of
your lecture on Humboldt which indicate that
you do not fully believe the Divine Inspiration
and authority of the Sacred Scriptures--a belief
firmly held by Christians of the Southern States,
and which they consider an indispensable safe
guard against Abolitionism, Spirituasm, Free
Loyeism, and all the other forms of fanat:cism
so prevalent in the North.
While such objections exist in the mind of our
community, cannot suppose it would be agree
able to you to visit us.
Your letters to me have been very courteous.
and have indicated willingness to CRAFTY us.
for which beg you will accept our thanks.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
X. K. HowisoN, Chairman
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

SuIcIDE.-A young lady by the name Of Ann
Stewart, committed suicide in this city On Tues.
day, the 18th inst. The circumstances, as near "a
we can learn, are as follows: The young lady
has been employed for some time past at the
Brown House, and on Tuesday morning she re-
quested that settlement be made and her wages
paid After receiving her pay she sent, by
young man, for fifteen grains Of morphine. She
was seen o take bowl Of water and an annie
and proceed to her room, locking herself in. il
y evident that she must have taken,the poison a
that time, as piece Of paper answering TO M
wrapper was found upon the door, and the annle
partly eaten. After remaining in her room !
short time, she left the house and went IA IN
house Of Silas French, where she comnlaineta ~
tain'ncss and weakness, but said nothing ahont
having taken anything Of q poisonous nature and
no suspicious were aroused upan the part ef m
French and family.
~ me afternoon her symptoms grew worse.
and physician was called in, but soon she was
thrown into spasms and expired about 4 O'clock
~ tue evening. A medical examination Of the
s.omache was Immediately made and large auan.
Titles Of the poison wasdiscovered. A Corcners
inquest was summoned, andthe jury brought in /
verdict ~ accordance with the above facts. W.
nave not been able 10 learn whether the younr
iady was insance, or that any unusual circum.
stance had occurred to make her destroy her lifs
She died without making any explanation AZ M
conduct Or even limiting that ne had aiken NJ.
aon Aacomb ull Enserprise,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

From the report Of Mr.. Giddings and DR..
Howe's testimony, they throw no new light on
the John Brown affair. Why not call up Sccre-
tary Floyd and the President baltimore n
triot.
Sincc Gov Wise has said that riches cannot
induce him to tell all he knows about John
Browns raid, how can anybody ask why Mcssrs.
fieyd aud buchanan are not summoned before
the Committee? There are strong grounds %
suspect that Nessrs Wise, Floyd and Buchanan
knew Of the contemplated descent Of John Brown
upon harpers Ferry, and sccrctly desired II TO-
take place for political reasons. Secretary Flosd,
certainly was advertised Of the projected raid
months hcforc il took place, and Gov. Wisc init
mates tho fact thatah too, knows more II thc
affair than the public wots of. -iarrisburgh pa
Telegraph. = =,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

TIE NORTHERN LINE PACKETS
FOR 1s60.-The Muscatine Journal SAYS that q
friend who is fully posted in the plans of this
Company gives US the following particulars Of
their arrangements for the ensuing season of ma
yigation: The Northern Line of steamboats, be-
tween st. Louis and st. Paul have formed a joint
stock company Of all the boats which constituted
the Northern Line last season and the two
boats now being bailt-the "Hawkeye,n BY Capt.
r. G. Gray, and the .Sucker State,s By Capt.
7. D. Rhodes. The officers Of the Company are
Captain Ward, Pesident; Captain Griffith, Sec
rotary, and seven Directors. The Minnesota
Packet Company will withdraw the Express Line
boats and put five of their best in the Northern
Line. These with seven of the Northern Line
boats, viii constitute the daily line. The re-
naming Eve of the Northern Line boats viii run
whca frcights are plenty and they are needed to
carry the surplus. The Minnesota Packet Com
pany do not put their boats as joint stock, but
will be governed by the Northern Lines rules
and regulations
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

THREE RED HRIFrps :

- He'd sTn11 or DARK raoTS ON
- 49, -. Y n 49,. \. ssssI, ! 4 srEll
O.. -. "a y:s. = - n s.;e y = go -
n.stsa WI : - = ~ - -. 49,. - ~ IL
90 - Ser. one - Old, VIM I'm. - = v II
~ - undsshe = ~ IN ear. Apps,is 49, n.
.ps: % e ss. ~ ~! ~ h'. II =.
One Pale Ned ysariiDg Heller. ~ ~. w
ena - ktf belly. Appraised u Sx ~ ~ =
One DARK Brown 1Is@, twe ysrrs 80.
snsz ns.s essn srcsen a; the bs q ~ ~ - j,
Dsepse Peter Dolbes, ynstec 81 the -. n
1870 Filed January b, Is8y. lesee. 1ns.n
sssII.vsa !. ,. Nrasrxoe, =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
ESTRAY-ONE RiJAN 80.
- 0NE Red MKIyEK, ONE BLlsr IOR

township, December ~. 1850: nee N -.
Ono Roam Cow, ~ 5 years old r. -
tho len hip resemhiiag ne Axlire EIgps ksi
appraised = 4s. '"'s csaiatAs ~, y.
Ons 80 Meiser, one year Old m NE -
One white Steer, red ear, "a ~.
right ear; appraised At a. -, crop % III
Before JAMES g. MOTT -
nled January 2, 1860.
lan33w3m AI wrscr
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~s.a, 80.
e,uen Isoy, Up sne s'ss1s,
M, TO- fs,.n , s;Sn m s.Ser". ..1
AN, IroM cel.n8 ,'
rep goes We Psas'eF.
n...x $500 ,;..,. ,,,x
.lce ~ 49, d..
s,...0.s 49,. s..' 81. 49,, 80 ~. 49,
-, 80 49, 49,.
s'e' '''' A''es'''
An around the neiRhborhood
Such antics are enacted:
s And while mamma l. scoldine him.
"Popn roes distr.cted!
TPeoria Transcript.
n seene N che Hsuse ef cenxress Tween.
~ Years Age
In view of the present disorganized and fac
Interesting and instructive 70 look back upon
she history OF that body twenty years ago.
Those that suppose that the present threatening
and uafortunate condition Of the house, owing
70 10 non-election Of presiding officer, ID new
thing ere mistaken
o. the opening Of the 2Sth Congress, in De-
cember 1889, two-fold delegation from New
Jersey appeared, and each claimed seats. Al
customary, then and now, the clerk of the pre.
ceding body was Officiating IS presiding Officer
before the election of Speaker. From some mo.
tive, or stupidity and stubbornness. the acting
cassk, In calling The roll Of members, upon com.
in9 70 New Jersey, invariably refused TO proceed
with the call. He also declined to entertain any
Of the motions made with vjew TO extricate the
House from it, di@culty. Many Of the Oldest
and ablest members had addressed the House ID
vein. Nothing bat confusion and disorder exist
ed.
The fourth day had opened with prospect Of
Q continuance Of the same state of affairs We
qaote from the Life Of John Quincy Adams:
"Nr. Adams, from the opening Of this scene Of
cenfasion and anarchy, had maintained pro-
found silence. He appeared TO be engaged the
most Of the time in writing. To . common OBJ
scSyer, he seemed to be reckless Of everything
around him-bat nothing, not the slightest incl
dent escaped him. The fourth day of the struggle
had commenced; Mr.. Hugh II. Garland, the
clerk, was directed to call the roll again.
s'He commenced with Maine, az uspsl In those
days, and proceeding toward Massachusetts,
New Jerseyw calculated Mr.. Hugh II. Gar.
land, land the Clerk has to repeat that
Mr.. Adams sprang to the floor!
II rise to interrupt the Clerk" was his first
ejaculation.
''Silence, silence, resounded through the hall /;
~hear him, hear him! Hear what he has to saw;
hear John Quincy Adams !" was the unanimous
ejaculation ON al sides.
ut was not my intention" said he, ito take
any part in these extraordinary proceedings. I
mad hoped that this house would succeed in orga-
mixing itself that Speaker and Clerk would
be elected, and that the ordinary business of leg
islation would be progressed in. This is not the
time or place TO discuss the merits of the con-
flicting claimants for seats from New Jersey !;
that subject belongs to the House of Representa-
tives. which, by the Constitution is made the ulti
mate arbiter Of the qualifications Of its members
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

senior Osiedo and his American bride, 1.-THE
bartlett pair) left New York city for Havana.
last Saturday, to give the lady look Ii liz vnst
estates and countless nigger1 Of which sle ID 10
DC the mistress large party Of friends bade
them adisu On board the steamer.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

SCENE IN SENATOR WILSON'S LATE SPEECH
AGAINST THE DIsuxloN DEx0cRAcY-Thc reply
Of Wilson to Ciingman's invocation TO q bloody
struggle" ON the door of Congress-, in the event
Of the success Of the Republicans in 1850, was
terribly severe. Clingman was sitting directly
across the main aisle from Wilson. The North
Carolina Senator, never very robust looks unu-
sually withered and wan and woe-begonc this
winter. His Massachusetts antagonist, always
hale and hearty, never appeared more robust
and vigorous than to- day. And when he served
his defiant "notice upon the shliyeled sothron,
stepping forward pace or two, and remindin.
him who the people Of the North were, and Of
their bloody struggles" at Bunker Hill, Sara
toga, Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, and on the deck
Of many ship in the Second War of Indepe,..
dence, and looking full in the face Of the man
milliner who had cast down his glove, told him
that when the struggle he had invoked did come,
the representatives Of this people would prove
worthy of their constituencies, aud if reluctant
to enter into fight, would he equally reluctant
TO leave il till it was finished, and though the
last to 60 into the conflict, would be the last to
go out Of it with dishonor, aud though slow to
enter the field Of combat, would leave it yicto-
rious or bapsize il with their blood-when VIII
son was delivering this passage, with cold, mea-
sured tones, and steady mien, and firm gesture,
his finger pointed straight Ut the Carolinian, and
telling him, in conclusion, Is he slowly stepped
back to his chair, :. say no more; await the
issue; bide my time !" the Chamber was as ST.
lent at the tomb S0uthcrnors, on the floor aud
in the galleries. who, till then, had Been chatting
rather noisily, we're riveted with the spectacle
Doubtless, visions Of Cromwell and his Ironsisies,
routing the chivalry 1t Edgchill; of Puritan
aics standsh and his men, leaning ON their Gre
= 81 wnlle brewster preached 70 the Pilgrims
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

ESTRAY-ONE RED STPpn

Taken up BY Thomas Donnell 4. NJ. 80,
am Grove township, Dies Moines couusv - ri
the 18th day % November, $50. % 9asv
One Red Steer, four years old last sp,,r. =.
the bush II bis tail white and one uuds, nae AA -
appraised NJ ezJ before y. Carter, yusi,s 1T "
Yiled December ~, IsJg. u R.sr
tanl3-w3m A. ,. MEssrrc
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The following naunaArs threw me principal rriss '"
NyAwing u January ~, ISeG
s!ss:, isa4s IN r.iSs. =: y M q esu'
~, 81 tuACo 96S1 9o,ROV y.
M. "a siil asna ga sssi s7li. S3a, nss 80
soc; fNii3, I$369, 1914, 1900 lS5&, lsSs, ,sSS
l6s1S, 1851, lTsl6, lIs9l 1ss0N lseio, 49, ssNA
atSsI 2assT SsssT sssyr sSs7f' ssQpe. EssA ES ss
1633p, 1t6SI, 2ISeO, 3s3e4, Ss&sA, 9Sl@M $3.50
n, 4s1-1i0t0 each.
FIhs nsxt Dramine q this eelshsateA Leaegg 80.
ftacs ~ ths 9nd 0f March. rog pafsicaaAfs ~
ti1saaeat N AaotAes eulnnp. ~~-wrla
tseaGepis D0N MI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
DENTISTS.
RAILROADS.

~ B. q O. r. r. LINE.
W.
@0Nq y
Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago Detroit, Toledo. Pittsburg
Padelphia BALTIMORE New York, and I'll other Eastern
and South Eastern Cities
Ist Morning Train leaves Goo A. n.
I'd Accommodation 500 p. NJ.
I'd Evening Express 1910 r. NJ.
Passengers leaving Burlington the G:60 A. n train
connect At Mendoza With the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South, and at Chicago both the Morning
and Evening trains Geo A. d. and ITO r. MI connect
with all the great Eastern Railroad routes TO wit ~ g.
r. H. via Detro NJ &. X. X. via Toledo, and Pistsbugg
and r. Wayne r. r. via n. Wayne, Of which passengers
can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington % Toledo Thirteen
hours ahead Of any other route leaving Burlington.
Baggage checked through TO Detroit Niagara Falls and
New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Fttsbury
and Philadelphia
Tickets for this great Eastern thorough fare for sale y
Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and at the Ticket Office
corner Front and Water streets Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night trains.
Fare ~ low ~ by any other route.
ID. REMICK,
jan17-bptf Gen. Agent q. y. Q. RR
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

o. Il HARRIS,
AND DEALER
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Boots, 81 es, dc
60 Main St., Burlington Iowa,
VIII attend TO Auction Sales Of Real Estate Horses Cattle
Household Goods and other property, in any part the
city or country.
Consignments solicited, which liberal advances will
be made.
~ PROMPT RETURNS MADE IL All CAsEs
REFERENCES.
Bridge, Shepard & Waterman, 16 Dey St.. N "
Jas. b. Chadwick Co., st. Louis Missouri
Hedges, Free Co. Cincinnati Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 155 Randolph ST., Chicago H.
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington Iowa
Lanman, Hedge, & Co., :.
J. L. Corse Son,
ian5w3mdtf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

The Democracy of Henry County met in con
yention on the 4th, appointed their Delegates to
the State Convention. and instructed them for
Steven 4. Douglas. The following are the Dele
gates from Henry County WIN. Thompson,
John :. Lash, 4. NJ. Carr, James Richey, Z. n
Mcdowell, J. e. Green, A. McMurphey, NJ X
Brown, 7. G. Tiffany, H. G. Dean and Joseph
Roberts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

Simon Shoccraft was tried last week at De
Witt, on charge Of assault and battery, for
whipping Miss Catharine Bird. Miss Bird re-
fused to obey the rules of school and Shoccrait
undertook to compel her. He switched her Sc
verely and she at last obeyed, ard then had him
sued. lie was acquitted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

The house Of Mr.. Fife Of Maquoketa, was des
stroyed by fire on "Wednesday night last When
discovered, the fire could have been put out with
gallon Of water, but no water was at hand-so
says the Excelsior
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

TTuH tIIe CENSUS just Llktn, the population OF
Charlton is as follows Males, 35S: Females
a5i. Total, 7l2.
man in lie Clair, in this State, has been
bound over IN $3.50 bonds to keep tile peace for
one year, for disturbing the peace Of newly mar.
ried couple. The disturbance was caused by .
bell which the culprit hung under the bed occu-
pied by the happy couple, and about the small
hours he set II 70 ringing by pulling a cord at
tached 70 II and hanging out Of the window
The trial created great excitement, as all the
parties move in the most respectable circle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

The Davenport Democrat & News Of the 9th
says that quite number of young lnen-many
oil them energetic business men and valuable
citizens, are preparing to leavc--some to re-
turn East, Others to Join in the rush for Pixies
Peak
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

SHIPMENTS FROM Iowa CITY.-According to
statements published in the Iowa City papers,
there were shipped by the n. NJ. R. r. from that
place during the months Of October, November,
December and January, Just passed, Il4,54O
bushels of wheat, 1888 bushels Of oats, IL ,4O1
bushels Of corn, 4,l65 bushels of potatoes,
1888 head Of cattle, 1905 live hogs, 1894 dress
ed hogs and .977 dry hides
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
Van Buren Male Academy.
SUNDRIES
For Sale at Pennywit, Scott s. Coz


For Sale at Pennywit, Scott s. Cos
DLANES. smooth, jack. jointers. fore, bead and
dies hatchets (; counter scales; Andirons. fancy
coffee mills horse chains, etc.
Painted tubs, oakum. pals. iron bound meas
ures, bowls trays mats, baskets, wood spoons,
brooms, feather busters, glass ware, corks, gun
caps tacks, ETC., etc.
100 kegs assorted Nails. 4 bbls tanners oil.
3 bbls Linseed oil. bbls Turpentine bbls
English walnuts. 9 bbls of Filberts. bbls AL
monds. 10 bbls white wheat whiskey. so large
and 100 small drums Figs.
SUGAR -. 80 hhds Sugar; 50 bbls and 100
half bbls Molsssss 900 bags Rio Coffee 10 bbls
crushed and 10 bbls powdered Sugars 30 boxes,
20 half and 20 quarter Layer Raisins 30 boxes
lb can Oysters 80 boxes lb oysters boxes
CASTLE soap 500 or and 800 half boxes sardines
20 kits No. and 2 Mackerel: box ground Gin
ger; 2 box ground pepper; Dbl Indigo; box
isinglass bags Of pepper. allsPice, ginger;
preserves 10 box toilet soaps.
CANDY, etc. -. 10 box candy 10 box cream
and 80 box assorted candy. 100 kegs soda l .000
lbs soda in ID papers 100 box lbs 10 lbs
Oolong, ponchong and imperial Tea ; terc Rice
cassia; gros cards 2 doz red currant Jelly;
doz cooking Extracts boxes black snuff doz
! ID Lobsters 2 gross prairie Matches.
PISTOLS, ctc...-2 doz Colts Navy pistols
doz do inch, doz do inch pistols. 1000
lbe Grifin'e horse shoe Nails l2 dog XIV Yankee
Afes; / doz mouse hole Anvils 90 solid box
Vices do, sledge hammers 4 dox hand ham
ners just rec d and for sale by
mar 9. go. PENNYwIT. SCOTT & CO.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

DOUGLAS IN ALABAAA.-The Mon,gom
cry Confederation, one Of the mos: infInen-
tial Democratic papers in the State. and
published right under Yancey's nose. an
nouness its intention t. supper, the nomi-
nation Of Douglas and Ex Governor John.
son, of Georgia
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
FOR AeriG

Van Buren, June Is, 1859
DEAR DCSHAN-
Please announce nv name a can iiia.e for
the Office OF Sheriff Of Crawford COUNTY q. the
reI, August election
s F. COTTRELL
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
For Circuit judge.
BEIoNvlLrE. Ark. Dec. 9.
VAN BUEEs, May 10. 1860.
DEAa DCSHM

l authorized you TO say in youf last issue:
that not candidate for Clerk. | though,
:Lsn l would no. he candidate, but have Welded
TO the earnest solicitations of many ot my friends
and now wish to say through your Taper that if
tie good people Of Crawford want me for Clerk.
they have only to elect me. and will serve as best
esa and thank them too
l. ". TAIKISG1oy
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

Drugs.
10 kegs Of EPSON Salts
90 doz. Godfrey's Cordial
90 doz. Bateman's Drops.
80 doz. McLanes Pills.
80 doz. do NermifuSe.
so doz. Castor OIL.
3 doz. Bay Rum.
100 fb ext. Logwood, in lib boxes.
July 1859 GEO. +. WHITE.
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DIED.

In Fayetteville. N. c., after protracted illness
on Saturday. the 18th inst John Williams Young
est son Of Alex. and Mrs F. A. johnson, aged
year. 6 months and IA days.
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

ITROCERIES.
" $50 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR,
, bb!s crushed Sugar. Lovering's Loaf SUI
gar 10 bbls MOLASSES. 25 half bbls do 900
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER
40 boxes do. l h papers 5 bags ALLSPICE
$500 b STAR CANDLES, 20 boxes STARCH
20 boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July 6. 1859. WARD & SOUIHMAYD
The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27

A SSORTED LIQUORS.
"A l6O Babls. copper distilled Whisky,
50 bbls. and !. bbls. Jones' white Whisky,
IS bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
25 bbls. old Bourbon Whisky,
40 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 y bbs. American Brandy,
20 u bbls. Gin,
10 \ bbls Sweet Wine,
SO 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky.
\ Casks Old Port Wine,
S n Casks Old Cogniac Brandy,
2 bbls. Alcohol.
bbl JaInaca Rum, for sale by
July 6, 80. GEO. T. WHITE.