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G~urDp6tfbe Nacbrtdbten.
D~eutfd1fanH.

Marba9, @~irttembers, II. NOs. GIN
wetGun9b Der S4t11ergtpde. !5eute
ale IN benz Sage, Der i'm bieitsen Saufresiitsr
ais @eburtstu9 peS DiGters per3eidnet ltebt, bat
bic ginpetbung Der pom einem gerein beut1der
Wanner in Mpstau bteber sefifteten S6iQer=
globe tuttsefunpen. gGleri aloen unp @luiit
pertiinDeten ben Mnbru6 bes fefli6en Gaees.
5terauf ertSnte bon Dem 9burme Der @leran<
Derstirde in tiefen wiressoqen SGnen eine balbe
Stunpe lang bic @lude, trelde, benz WiQen Der
Stifter eemab, tinftis je ant geburtSs unb So
peStag S4iqers cine Stunbe lang 9elautet tper>
ben wirb. Die Geburtsltap bes 1nperseblt6en,
pel6e mebr uno nebr AUDI in tbren tieflten
@6t6ten fablt, nos fe an ibrem eroben Nltt-
burger befbt, mar in Der freupteifen grresun9.
@&aaren BON Saneern aus Marba9 lelblt, aus
9uomissburg, gadnuns &C., Burner unp anpere
Geltsalte batten if6 etneefunben gum feierlt@en
3ag. Den @Ormtttas flute etne ttr6lt&e Rsbe
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@~ifsnbabnunfan bel S~reemansbura. ga.

U0t0n, Fa., 4. DEG. Gtp1 nm s. Ilbr
9eltern NbeuO ul8 Elm Bug bon SO 8u9en, be-
lapen lNit 0lOheiIen, itber cine Bride Bel Trces
man8bur8 paliirte, gin9 elmer oerielben aus
ben Sdieuen unb brad eini9e 8alten, %pprauf
8 Noger purd bic Bride ~ltiir3ten uno nit ibs
uen Der GOnpufteur 6runci8 8i9bon, Der 9e-
tDotet murbe. 0fit Nu8nubme be8 @cleiieS
lift bic Bride ni4t beiddoi9t unD wiro beute
mieber p%1lltrbar Ictu, Der @crpuerS. Snquelt
emntlaitet bic SompanA D0m aller S4ul6.
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MilitGrmad,t ab:@arplima's.

@plumbia, 9, g., S. Deg, Sn Der Sc
1eb9ebun9 bebaupteten eint9e Steiner, baB bic
Mtilitarmo6t peS Staote5 $4,000 Mann betra<
sc, Ndmlid auf DEM 9aPter, tpte pte 1900
De5 Gapttdn Gee. 9ieS. ,. s.
Die GBarleltuner glatter braGten beate bic
9rdltpentenbDt16aft,
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WuS merfFp

Nep=Srleans, 4, Dec, Der Oampfer
ONulttn", am L, DeSernber BON Sra5pS ab9sgan'
gen, 1T bier ein9elaufen.
SIM o9etpO be Getap" mar cine 9rOflamatiOn
fir Die gGabl BON Nralpentenp ablmannern Der
Gfentlt6t pprpen. Del be Seiaba mar Der
Gisbltn9sfanDipat in NprO<@ferttp.
Die Qiteralen paren NIT Der @tnl9ltesun9
Der 6ouptltopt belAaftt0t unp man 9la1bte, Dap
Ie ppn tbnen qenpntmen merpen milrpe,
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Gd,iGauufom

NurfOlf, 4, Dt3br. Der Sapusr IS. 81,
StntUn" fam BON p9tlapelp9ia an. Der nenlt<
de Sturm battle i'm in bic pfene See btnansge+
lGleupert, Die S6tfafu9e pemCltrt urb tbm goot
unp @a1efa6er entflbrt; bic Nannlaaft par
rs Stunpen p6ne @a1Iee.
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aen. welde bic Gntbaluneen pes GppOoe<lnter-
Iudunes.G pmite's fenren. IN pteler Se3teDul'9
beibt Is Bel 6rt. Buchanan eben auN ME BET
ienem Wrepieer: 3buet na4 meinen Wprten unp
ntHt mad mstnet Werfen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Npnbiebs.

GbtcagD, 4. De3, Gin ouf Der GbteasO
burlington unp Quincy 8abn bel3dfttster Sur<
i9e, Namen5 S, $. Sub Jon, purpe sc tern Dere
baftet, neil er bic 9Olt nm Bertbpaptere I'M Be-
TRACE BON $1,000 betObIen Bate, Man fanO
bic Ynpiere BET i9m. Der gunbe8< @ummt6ar
5oYne psr96rts i'm unp lteB i'm gum prO3eb
betjtefeu.
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9te GIeftOrtn pon %emu1plUanien ump Opm g%,irsinien

Sic @leFtOren oon @enuiploanien umb ppn Sirsinien.
SarrtSburg, 5. Deg. Die glettUreu BON penn<
lqlVnrlten famen beute bier gu lammen ltnp 0aben
tbre Sttmmen fir Qincrln unb 6amlin.
Nt4mono, 5, Ge3. Die glettoren BON Sir
9tnter falnen 9eute bier 3ulammen. Die Bred
tnrto9e= GlettOren btelten itb fatttl6 nt6t fir BEE
redti9t2 3u i%tirnn,en oarauf er9dnsten itA bic
8ea. Gleftcren unb 9aben ba6 gauge Glettoral-
gotum Gtrginten's fir 8e1 un6 gSerett ot.
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Qout8Stllte &Y, 4, Deg. 6reitug frab
brannte Die meitltGe Srrenanitalt su Spptinss
otle, ba6 9rGBte rnp tptlpielt9ite @ebdtpe in
&entuf9 al, G5 fam nur etn Snla1e pa5et nm.
Der S6open betrd9t $4,000
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Sir @eihnndlten!

.3ln 5plge 9tnr9tun9 Der 8 gta8en I6er metnem 9aten fir U5p.
ts,ales0e19att bin ID i'm Stonbe, rtenen ret6baIti8sn gorratb BON
@a9rea better gu entfaltsn, 8iecerpu'iuier t0nntx ieBt nit aQr
WtuBe !bre auswabl tletien, cbne pom Jetau @sl6ait beeintrdt.
tt9t gu letn. &reu ntetue u prtnc3p, 10 bHi9 me iratno elm 6aEs
Der Statt 81 osrtauicn, bite t4 nm SabIretten geiu8. S6l6e,
Die fairs" perartalten erbaltet 98aalea gu g99rlsia[f-grelIen.
Geo Y. Gteinba6,
Supporter * Srb6ertn
5aacg @ootg. Tens, Notion8, 8asfts, Yarfumey9 &C.
10 M. &alttmCrtrr, nobe 9ripclet8 QGeb
NCoo-A n3eusle Of Eoncp".
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Neuersbruuff in Mrrthbpro.

8pitUn, 4. Dig, Die alte 8abrit IN glortb>
bOrO wuroe in leBter Na4t Elm status Der Siam
men, Der 8ertuf betrdet $4,000. giele
Deri onell linp bopur6 orbeit5lps getpprpen,
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Nene Nn5eigen.
&1ferzWerein Nn. i.

Die Wtit9leber Obi8eu YereinS perbsn gu elmer gtriammIut.
yretta9 ben Z. D%sSeinbtr gbenbs 8 ubr e~inoclabsn. tnbsnu bic @t.
lsse ~Serbanoslt perben uab ibes Wtit8Iteo erindt wtr6. ietnsu
@obnott %an5u9eben.
DO Sm Quftroot: Gb. 6plaemer. @nFr
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uniUnsG O~mpention in VIEWS ertso btruten.

Grentun, g. s., s., Deg. Gtne @taatS.
@on0entton Der llnionzQeute 1T bon Commodore
StoftOn, Senator GGpm.l OF 1tnp Qlnpern berr,feu
mDrOel.
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Offfce bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Baltimore, ben 27. ROoemter 1890.
@onlnmenten oOn S9oront- g8aiier Werben hermit benaGrtt.
t9t. cap pas @eles itren9 bnrf 9efiGrt Diro 9eaen ane gerIpnen,
psld,e 9e 9pSrant ofen Iaiism. uo bag cine je6e 9sbrant peIGs
rta'it' lolott oe9elbipllen wtro. 2genu man tielelben Dor BEN
rem erlpart. So8. q. Suter"rT
Nop2S, Int g8oeffr. Gnosnipur
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GefauratiOn nnb 9aQerbierboae
Trte6rt6 8pnbe8,

9to. II 9anoSeritr 9egenIber benz Marft,
Der unter5eH9nete smpftebt ietneH Nr,unben iopie etnsm gss5r-
zen Puottnm lelne ~obletnSert6tstt Defamation unb 9~a9erbter.
&etlenoe unO %5Of8an8r fnbcu BEL ibm quite frenneIi9s Nuf.
qH- NeIitater 2uut ie6en Nontao mb Tpnuprnoo psn 1O-12
lltr Wtor9enS. Tsae amt
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Die Wtit9lieber obt9en DausereinS plrbsn gu elmer @rtra.g.r.
ammIun9 beute, Opnntrta9 ben 8. b, 3d., @btnbss
3 %stusdaSen, inben! eS bic ~Q3i4tt0teit elmer Sa6e srbeii6t.
VttOO gus Nn1tra9; &. V. NMbntr, &etr.
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Gte Babl in &eras.

Nem~Orlean8 4, Deg. Die Wfebrs
belt fir gredinrip9e it6er Sel unp Douglas
III TeraS 1T "a, 100.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-06

etns bas 6au5 auf ben 0(ntrag S6erman's In
plenar-GOmite lber ben 3ultan6 Der linton unb
ma 6n bic Wtltt1reNfabemiesBt Biz Dor.
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Sic @leftpren nun Mrm.Morg

New>gOrt, S, Oe3br, Das glettoral=
Sole9ium ptel les StaateS trat beute in N6anY
3%ulamnen uno 8ab feline IS Stimmen fir Gin
coin utp 6amlin ab.
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@rO1e Muslpahl Non snielmnnrrnl :

utier3st4nehr crlaubt i'd ein 9'ebre8 Bubnfum auf ictn wrbt.
allprHr e. g18et pCu Sgttiroaren auimertiam 3u MAIDEN lopis
Bios nno 8ND-9ormomc9'8 in GROCER a%u8mabi. gbenip baIte
r9 1ortna9reno an 9ano groHce. uno 8lattaoIo in auen Sprtcu
unc Sarten. Observation-Disclosures l,be tb teiDnbers Elm ppr,ujprehen
gu zen mBJl dit b~lIt8iten Rretien MIN rtuuh.
z. . 6. q duff,
Nopl6s Ntrtb, Cit@fe ban 6rput- unb 9alttm 0refr.
Spiel>WaarensOepot
Ntr laoen % eoerpeltduer frsunbtih ein, unIer rent balhaes
Nnortement bon Spiel, 0Saar II in N%u9snIdetu gu rebmen. GGma,t.
lt9e Qiutdute purceu burd, einen 2~telpober uuierer 6irna in ben
btul9ieu Iabrten @arDr0'8 gcuodt, poSm6 pr in ben &tono
9stest rno, Rem 66ufer ee neuelten ~@e9enfanbe a~n3ubteten ue
gu ben ~nteort3iteu VreHen ~ab3uge9eu.
SGWerbtmaun & Co.,
N1p5, Int Ro. Z K 9 Gtorb-Sprarbdr.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
Letter from Sebastian county.

Fonr SxrTH. Thnrsdsy, Nov. :.
Mr.. EDrroR For some two weeks we
|of Fort Smith have been impatiently wait-
ing the time for the much talksd Of con-
|cert for tho benefit ofSthe new Episcopal
Church in this city. 1t vas At first inten-
ded to have been given one week ago. but
owing to the bad state Of the weather was
postponed until yesterday but was incli-
ned. yesterday morning. to fear lest simi-
lar " rostponement on account OF the
westher !" might be dssned-sxpsdient. Bot
1 learned, ldnrins tho day. that the Concert
would positissly Be- given shat night.
"The heavy night hung dark
~ The hills end waters o'er. M
but that didn't make any difference to me,
for T" ] was bound to goto tho show" So.
after supper. ] started for the theatre. 1t
was full mile and . half from where
lived, and my way was through dark
streets, yet arrived safely at the scene of
operations. l had scarcely taken q chair
in tho pit, close by the comfortable stove,
before the announcement was made that
"the entertainment would commence with
the opening chorus" and there burst upon
my ear sweet, harmonicus strains of mu-
sic. was delighted, and turning to lady
friend at my right, said, i" Van Burea
singers can't beat that they'd better give
up" I" Wait while," said she The
next piece was sung by the Van Buren,
ers. When it was finished. deafening ap-
plause gave evidence of the delight nf the
audience. The lady friend at my right
gave me . nudge. as she said. How do
like that ? who gives up now -
f.. give up" But, Mr.. Editor did it with,
a poor grace.
Each party sang alternately. piece fol-
lowing piece Many fine solos were sung
by Mcsdames P and w., which
were rapturously encorcd. But the tri.
umph OF the evening was yet to come. A
Quar:ette, by four gentlemen, was announ-
ced. AS the gentlemen came on the stage
inwardly ejacula.ed-for Ibid not dare
to express my thoughts to my lady friend
lest she should again beat me-" those fel.
lows can't sing" but found they could
They were recalled to the stage, and again
sang the same piece but the audience were
still anxious to hear it again. The gen
tlemen re-appeared and sang the piece fol
the third time. The parts sung were Isl
and I'd tenor and 1st and % bass.
Now, Mr.. Editor, while our Van Buren,
friends surpassed Us in singing, yet we fee
that we, of this side the river, rather tool
the lead in instrumental music. The piano
solos were fine and executed in q mannel
rarely equalled or excelled and the solc
on the Guitar was beautiful, and was fine
ly executed. The Concert throughout wa
excellent, and reflected credit upon the par
ties having it in charge.
l trust that as the first this will not b.
the last time we shall have the pleasure O
welcoming to our city our friends and &C
quaintances from Van Buren,. Let us droy
all our little envyings and jealousies. anc
often unite in such happy rivalry
There is nothing new here. Workmer
ere busy clearing up the ruins of the lat,
fire, and we hope. ere long to see new build
ings arise, Pheaix-like, from the ashes O
the old. More anon E.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMAsr,
Din Ueps. Ac

CONSUMERS Of Richardson. Linz.
~ those desirous Of obtaining the G;eps;.' G;a' =
should see that the articles they purchase - ~
cd with the full name of the firm,
j. N. Richardson, Sons & Owa.-
as guarantee of the soundness and dr,.,.'
the Goods. This caution is rendered aON'Y a'.N
necessary. as large quantities Of in feror ,nS
tive Linens are prepared. season aN,r s@s4. l lr-
sealed with the name of Richardson he Ia q
es. who, regardless of the injury ,Iu. ';a ;as ~
alike on the American consumer and ths ,n.4a. ,.s
turers of the genuine Goods, will no, r+ajI~ !.
don business SO profitable. while pureha;ser = :
be imposed on with Goods OF u worthles. cI.' .
J. BULLOCKE g. JB LOCEP E'''S
lyl9 Agents, Church ST. Ne, "
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
JOHN ROGERS.
WIN. NJ. RENNET,
j. r, GRIDLEY,
EWuS a NJ yAyyn

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct IL, 1860.
SAMUEL HARRINGTON, is their Agent in
this city. call him and get Facts and Figures
neat phamphlet Issued by the company, giving
solid proof Of the compsny's worth and unprcce-
dented popularity and after its perusal, you will
surely take out policy. 2w,
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ls. isso.


Ths das - Sgfep Of tssrkas 8.
IL Pelifieal uessa H. sStskiaphie
Ris8uuus.Aun1nna<N1aas-4r-ue-shs
tArsaasss&sssnn1ba is1Hefa oar Sister
eelea. 90 - psspas sfslssxtsns Ssssk
ass i = ssats Il sxeissnsak nsssr Sasor,
witnesed, n sueh : stale Of aiairs il b.
hsoyes every eeods eisissa sal wel-wisAsr
Il his esuaesy to bs ssslsnd sals, and ex :
eseise proper reAeetion not be carried swsy
and run Wild With mad excitement. Let rs
examine iato the ma.ter-pondsr it in ali iss
behring's and pfobsbls eHssts. sand act aeoor-
dinghy, without fear Of say one. II, upon
examination and MIXTURE reflection, II should
be considered by u.s.. that, we have no
other. resource from the aggressive spirii.
displayed BY the Republican party Of Il I
North. than to secede--go out Of tke Union
Thea. in that event We must do our. r.duty-
pot submit ts,dishosor. But II. as a.
Amaiesas pssple-saitsds stroag aad
powerful Nstioa-vs thiak it besssr to en-.
dare ~sons Of ths rsessas estzs, man n
to those we know not Of" then be It 90
For ourselves. We see nothing, rs yet, tina,
would warrant this State in making the frs,
move towards secession. fz
However, wedo not feel capable Of, or au.
thorised to advise our fellow citizens as to
what course to pursue. Having full conf
dence in their loyal and conservative princi-
pies, we leave them in this crisis to make up
up their own minds and determine for them
selves what duty demands of them.
In the late canvass. we advocated with
what ability we possessed, the claims of a
conservative, national candidate, one whom
the whole Union could have conferred, and
by his election. preserved without question
the unity. honor and equality of the States.
But he was defeated and badly So We did
all we could to elect aconservative president.
one Who has fought moro battles for the
South than any man living. and feel no re-
sponsibAity resting on us for any event
that may arise from his defeat and the elec-
ton of Lincoln ; and have only to say that
in say course Of action that the people of
our State may deem it just and proper to
pursue in the premises. le. them be united
cool and calm. and without undue excite
ment. remembering the immense responsi-
bility that rests upon them in this matter.
:" Fos popsl;- Vox Del"
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

~ We learn that Hon. A. NJ. WILSON,
District Attorney for the Western United
States District of Arkansas, has resigned
his Office his resignation to take effect
from the the twenty-frst Of December en-
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

S The Cherokee National Council
adjoarned last Friday-but little business
OF importance was transacted during the
session. No provision was made for the
payment of the National debt. To
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
CLEO Reward.

-
RA0AWAY from the subscribers. three sssS
~ men. on tie night of the 2lst OF oe'0''
boflf vi asss.. ..;,,r wears. 5 fee. r.
(5neas high, sf6aask color stout built. will W
EloR peandA be- wiEh him two or three Paa"
andy, agsd about 30 years, s feet 8 Or s
So hlgh. x back color, dressed in brown
Is 6es' tes~aI GO esa'. p'n'' n'.
Ald f1b. sgsS .shout Is Year,. 5 r.. ss = =
49, hiQhs pskcoloeed and an Indiah ~,
FNsGfo. nd ch pants made Of brown Ae9.JGS Il;
2s,s sess e stpsd isA.s, n:de ATE, s,. ne 'Sa Ss
s1kEuS vdk6 hl.N R6ssss gsgE s.,,
The above reward afs 3lO0 wiIf ~ paid y 4 4
H11e.. ! As16az6s = Co., Tor tAe apprehens,ea !,
dsiiSsJ d said Negroes IN Jail At Van b0'e'
Is = - WiLEiAxB. LErEvRE;
-s's- q ssas4-sa LYCURcUS L. THc1ses'
Van Burcn, Ark Oct. % lssr.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
MARRIED.

At Charleston. Ark, on the 7th inst, at the
residence OF the brides father. by Rev VIM. Bi
net, Col. JoAx T. Hu,arHsEY, Of this CITY. and
Miss BELLE AEDRrpeE.
In franklin County, the 18th inst, by Judge
tilhngin, Mr.. c. Hays Winfrey and Miss Henri
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
Arikansas Conference.

Ths Annual Co.fsrenco Of the Metho-
| dist cAarch Soutl vhieA has been IN ses..
fsa in this city fotsses day. past broogh.
ls;r hbors to Ieloss s.d .djessnsd ON
- Nsaday .gak s.daes. Of - prss-
= fsr thsie y.ffsas fields II labor
len Ta6sdny.
IL neabsn ef the Coafersncs while
|@ .esnaAsa . - -fasu.kis.i inessssisa
ISpsa ~ eitiesse - ely fer thspssasss
Ee&x. sstfss ~ Chn,eh Il pAirt
ItAsx ~ - e1ekiss. Rishep Kax.
laaaaGk. Vie Psldsd = ~ <llti.e of tie
Cs.fsss.sss - fse n lssas q Ksa.acky.
lin ths Sc Loais stags q TAursday. The
IfOussiag are IL sppsisl.sats nsas fos
The essuiag year. -
~. 1i'ats-JaJ. Rsbsss. Presiding Eldsr
Hs<.s css.:-fs 4: s 5. ssspsis: ..oe;;:d.
1s.z LAk A6ssss Msesss-Jamss 0saat and
3. =: 1cNab6. 6apes.umeszy.
vsnss Csssn6-W. T. Noe. =
Msl.a e~6CSs1sst Afiass Aiss;ss-Te Be
Arsp cssss s.s Atr;ss. Hi..;..-Be,i
Osessas Grc.itszd Aftiess Mississ--A. q. ~
1 I:easis (sscsit sd A11iess Nissios-To Be sup
o.,-.d.a cs,e.a ..s Asss. Hi...a-J. D.
Pssivie CSresit--To be supplied.
JsekssPsn Dsria-Jehn Covle Presiding 81.
Jackss.yerf Ssstis.-J. A. williams.
Jaaksspsss Clsesis- n. Grenade,
I RbUAptes Cseua-F. W. Thseker. ~
Hesls.sS s!sha y, 0syseu.
! SI:se -Ie A e sslessd:
Hs'ri's.ry asesi ~ A6ses. Mis.is.-ysms,
R!x.kg LHke Misssn-To be supplied.
| Blaek Rioer Nissios-To be supplied.
Batessiie DiArsa-B. Lee, Presiding Elder.
| Bsssseays Ssstsn-TO Be supplied.
Grand Gtsse Csexa- a--xsaae L. Hicks
Sesrey Ssss;on-To be supplisd.
Ses'ey CsreuI-M. B. Pearson.
Asgnsta Circsi-S. B. Tnwiok and E. T Jones
SupernumeFary. Ef@ 5
Rieiasad CSseuif--Moses McMurtry.
| Cadrsa Ciscua-To be supplied,
Cziatos Mission-To be supplied.
Sexiesbury lnsftnte-To be supplied.
YeIteoiue District--J. 8. Me0arver, Presiding
Elder .,-sE - =
| YeileoAe Cirext-Noses C. Morris.
Nerion Misaon-Thos B. Hilburn
Burroacoiie Aissisn-To be supplied
Flat Wosds Circ,sa-John K Brown.
Big Cseek-C. N. McGaire
| SaLem Aissioa-To be supplied.
Strawberry Ciyeuit-B. f. HALL
BatesDle Cireuit-D. W. Evans.
Fsycatesa1e Diariet-G. A. Dannclly. Presiding
Elder
Fayefte1Me Station and Ca.e HM CAspe.-Thos
Stanford
Fayetteville Ciyexa-w. MeMathes.
Csse HW C,eDit-J. W. Shook.
MaysDlte Cvcuie-Green Boyd.
BentonciLe Cirena-A w. C. Drake.
Wh0e RlpeP MieeioD-Ior1>,
Hsnfscllc Cireuu-To be supplied
CSsrstkon Circxa-To be supplied
CtsSksUiLte Osfrief.-R. w Hammett Pres;d;nu
Elder.
Clsrkspi1e Ci,cxa-C N. Slower.
Yaa Buren Station-G. A. Shaeffer
Vss Barren Cisexa-P. Basham.
Ossrk MisaOs-Wm. Wilson
IesisSssg Ciscui-R. H. Dodson and s. Far.
rish. Supernumerary.
Oocer Crcsn-GeO. Emmert
Elder.
DsrdeaeRe Cycxi-Wm Shepherd.
keseuLLe CircuI-J. W. Bixzell
0reensoo6 CiSenifJ. II. Burkhart
Fs's S"'ifA Station ssd Afriess Aissisn-R. Re-
neau.
Waldrss M;ssiss-To be supplied.
Rstses 4issisx-To be supplied.
John II. Steel, Agent American Bible Society.
a.d nsnber q the Quarterly Conference Of t6e
J. Rhyme, supesanuated.
H. j. Hulsey. traasfssred to the Tennessee Con.
r-W- lAillips ead Geo. ". Du.s.a. transferred
- lcGsvills Csa1ersaee.
Jas. d. Adney. tsansfefred to Indian Niasisa
Coaserenes. stationed It Tshlequah sad Park
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

" We would invite the attention ol
our readers to the new Agne Cnrs adver.
tised in our columns. It is from uch a
quarter as will give the people eonfdsnee
in its efficacy. and Ne have LEANED from
reliable SOURCES. thas it, Virtues will sus-
tain their fullest expssta1isns. aCieiEsss ol
the west cannot fpH tosPpsscists ths psrss s.
modnt saluA 70 shems of safe And eert2;;n
remsey for this aAIietiag disaempar. Hiih.
ont sither Qninins qe ginsnls. and. .cense,
aoshsiy without iaids = ske constifuficn.
q health. We haye ns than ordinary
satisfaetioa in prol = tAis rsnsdy, Be-
pause ws ase cosy will. answer :
ffyins 2. 1le.sses lpy svs
Z grsat anesnt ~ ~ !iaGe-p psslsess.
kNeeDE s9MoQs ssadves - ssssA AsssgHss9
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

re- Cooley. for December is on our ta-
bic. Now is the time to subscribe. Mr..
Heard, the Postmaster is making up a
club for 1861. Hand in your name at
once. -s-- Ff
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

@ If you want to subscribe for mag.
azine. and get in full your moneys worth,
go to the Post-ofice. and make one of the
club for Arthnr's Home Magazine.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
y. 8. District cous

The District Court for the Western Dis
tsict Of Arkansas commenced its fal, sess
ion IN this city. on lest Monday. Hon
DAnnI Rnoo. Judge. A. n. Wnsox
District Attorney. JoHs B. OoDEx. Clerk
Ths Docket for tie present term is . YER,
lsFp eae. s.d eonsequsstly The tsr4 vii
b aysJ laborisas aaA lssgthy one. =
n The following i list Of the Grand
Jury fer the November Term Of tho United
Sestes Court, held at Van Buren, Wester,
District Of Arkansas.
Carroll county-James A. Wilson. Fore.
man. james N. Berry. Brice Byrne.
Scott county-Rsdmond G.. Gaines.
johnson countv-Joab Durham, Vincent
Wallace.
SEWER county-Matthew W. Lock.
Madison county-Wm. u. Berry.
Crawford county-Jamss Gregg.
Sebastian county r. Mckenzie, ].
N. Slosson.
Polk county-Isaac A. Morris.
Benton county-Charles Reed. John
McPhail.
Washington county. G. Smith. Henry
8. Maloy. -
franklin county-Joseph Dunn, Richard
Quisenbury.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16
Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Another Great Fire
Phenix Insurance Company, Hartford


Another Great Fire
Phen1x Insurance Company, Hartford
(From the 35th Parallel, Foet Smith,
THE sPnGMx INSURANCE COMPANY rHE
qI TO fAY,
With Pyei sure ve acknowledge through yosaI
columns, the very early and satisfactory adjust:
ment and prompt payment of cur ssveal claims up
on the Phoenix insurance company of Hartford, Ct,
arising in consequence Of loss by fire on the Goth
ult which laid in ruins the finest and best block
in the State.
According to the conditions of policies, claim
ants have to make out their proofs, and claims
are not due until so days after such proofs are re-
ceiSed and accepted by the Company. Yet, the
Phoenix has set q Praiseworthy example by adjust.
ing our several losses through Of their general
agents, Mr.. R. II. Magill. discounting their time
and paying our claims at once, in sight exchange
on the east, or jackson currency. Such honorable
dealings has won for the Ph9nix the enyiabl. rem.
utation she sustains. We have tried her and found
her worthy the name she bears, and we 'cheerfullv
recommend those desiring reliable insurance and
honorable treatment to policy in the Phoenix o,
Hartford.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

~ Rev. j. L. DEsroS will preach. by
request, at the Methodist Church, on Sun
day evening next. Service commencing at
I o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

@ Our city is crowded to its fullest
capacity with strangers. majority of whom
are in attendance upon the Federal Court
now in session.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-16

FATAL AccrDExr.-We have to record
the accidental shooting by Capt. Thos Lii
lard, while deer hunting. Of Josiah Wright
On Mondsy morning, just At day-break.
Capt. Lillard went to the deer-crossing in
the bottom near his place. Mr. Wright
who was going from, his homs to neigh
bors for corn. got off the road. and came
right on to the deer crossing. Capt Lill-
ard. who was on the lookout, seeing the
motion and working ofsthe bushes. confident
it was a deer fred and shot him through
both thighs. causing his death in about
twenty minutes. He Immediately called in
the neighbors, and a coroners inquest was
had, and verdict rendered of accidental
shooting. Capt. Lillard came to town on
Tuesday and gave himself up to The authori-
ties. demanding an examination. which
will take placo before Justice Hattaway, on
Saturday next. & = ifs.r2