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LATERAFRIDAY NIGHT.

OhARhh0AONS ~ ~ 49, -
The bark James Gray, owned by Cush-
ing's Bos6el Aine. lying at our wharf, nm
der instruc4ionA Of the owners. has hoisted
the Palmetto Gag. and fired is guns.
The Williamson Spring House in An
derson district, was burned yesterday: The
Hotel and furniture were valued at SCI, 600.
Edward Ruf6n spoke last night-he said
Southern Independence had been his life
long stmdy and he thought it could only be
secured by scceeding His speech was
r.pturously applauded. Other stirring
were made Efforte were made
yesterday to wait for Southern combined
operation-but State Convention is to be
called and secession is certain. The cleo
tion Of delegates will probably be ordered
ON the 4th Of December, and the Conven-
|tion on the 18th. Messrs. Boyce. Bonham
and Keitt, urged the call for Convention
iand immediate action.
A large body of citizens called on the re-
signed officers last night-they were greet
ed with enthusiasm. The officials returned
the compliment in spirited addresses. A
dispatch in the Courier. says Buchanan
will resist nulifcation-but not secession.
Fort GAINES, GA, Nov. 9.
A gro consumed tho Agency Bank O
Columbus and several store and dwellings
Loss $50, OOO-supposed to be the work o.
an incendiary.
! CoLUMBus, S. c., Nov. 8.
The Speaker of the House last night re-
ceived . dispatch from Virginia tender
ing the services of volunteer company il
the event s. C. seceeding.
ALABAMA, Nov. s.
The Montgomery Mail, says that Breck
inridge's plurality will be fully 10000.
MILLEDaEvILLE, GA, Nov. 8.
Gov. Brown in special message to tn
Legislature, thinks but few States vii
meet the Southern Convention, and doe
not recommend the appoint ntment Of Dele
gates from Georgia.
LEvENwoRrH, Nov. 8.
A very light vote was polled at the recen
Territorial election in Leavenworth Co.
the democrats have majority of 60 fo
Territorial Superintendent of Commo
Schools D. H. Bailey republican, electe
to Legislature by 50 maj. Wyandott Co.
gives 80 republican maj. Atchinson 90
dem. majority. Doniphan Co. republican
The interior counties as far as heard from
have gone republican by reduced mai. Th
Legislature probably remains with the rep.
LATEST-SATURDAY.
ST. Louis, Nov. 10.
Andrew Co. NO., 140 maj. for Douglas
Gentry Co. reported ma. 81 Cor douglas o3G o3G
LAY oo. Gives Doulas small majority.
Lawrence Go. official. Ball 445, Breckin
fridge a16, Douglas 1873, Lincoln 5.
Douglas l55 ahead in the State.
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etter from Washington County.
FAYErrEvlLLE, Oct. 29:h, 1860.

FAYETTEviLLE, Oct. 29;h, 1860.
FRExD DuSHAA: After days rest and
quiet. ! proceed. according to promise, to let
You hear from me. The " Athens" Of Ar
kansas exhibits decided marks of improve
mont since l last saw it, there being u num-
ber Of new and very handsome buildings
erected, one Of which-the Disciples
Church--is the finest in the western part
of the State. The population is said to be
1900. but 1.000 will include every man,
woman. child and negro in the place. 1
heard very sensible sermon. yesterday, by
President Baxter. and. at night, listened tc
an interesting discourse by DR.. Sehon, fol.
lowed. in brief terms. by Bishop Kava-
naugh. They are on their way to the
Methodist Conference. soon to convene in
Van Buren,. and You will have an oppor-
tunity to hsar some gooi speaking. DR..
Sehon is an orstor. and one Of the finest
speakers ever heard.
The Circuit Court is now in session,
Judge Green presiding with becoming Dig
nifty.
As you may be aware, came yia Frog
Bayou route. and viii return by the Cove
Creek route. in order to determine tbs prac-
|ticability OF these routes for . zsilroad. -
From what bad been told me, Expected to
find light ascent and an easy passage over
the Boston Mountain. There will bs NO
CREST difficulty from Van Buren to Frog
Bayon. and to the mouth Of Howari's .
EFsek. and the grades will be moderate for
soma distance mp this strsam. Int for 4 few,
|nlee s4 eon6asat hesvy grades vill be
necessary and atkhs snmmit tunnel Of about
half > mile ineisustb win b. unavcidahle
The descent tu1inyalisy Of the White rivsu
is 6tS6G} Ktfra1la shd = lid Izns may
be had ~ u Esystsstille. and :
|isS ia sys s eaap eaap sss.sA 1hs only
|s6l1s ltt wiz bsa46usdin'spprosch.
|ia ~ aaasiiiss ~ sim
|sds ~sHe g.5 - : Z: ssssss:s s 6 J. xsss s, vii !,
, neesssary. s o.
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WuE vs.. LAEr.-It is certainly not il
good taste for . gentleman to speak Of hi,
his wife as his lady. or to register theil
nsmes on the books of hotel as Johr
Smith and Lady. or to ask your friend
How is your lady ," This is all fashion.
able vulgarity and invariably betrsys ,
lack Of cultivation. The term ,gifs is fa,
more beautiful and appropriate and refined
whatever may be said to the contrary. Sup
posea . lady were to say, instead of my hus.
bsud. " my gentteRss." or suppose we were
to speak Of !" Mrs. Fitx Maurice and he,
gentleman" The thing would be positively
ludicrous. and its diverse is none the less 81
If rightly considered. A mans wife is hi,
ss;fs, aad not his ledy. we marvel that this
latter term i not utterly taboced. in such q
coanection. at least BY edaeated and inselli.
gess people. Il ought to be left exclusive
y for the nss Of the Goldfish sristocracy.-
Psosilsaes Press.
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EDITOR Van buren, Press The article
headed " Mexican Trade and Intercourse
Law" in the Parallel of Oct. 18th is cal
cnlated to excite surprise if not to awaken
suspicion. The Act of June 80, 1884 lays
down the duty of the officials with regard
to the arrest of suspected persons and the
seizure of liquors in the Indian country, in
terms too plain to be misunderstood and
the Parallel mans idea Of integrity and the
performance of duty, certainly does not
run parallel with our own. He does not
find fault with the unpunished introduction
Of the article ON the Kansas frontier, but
experiences the most lively grief st the con-
yiction Of individuals on the Arkansas bor-
der.
The evil of the liquor traffic in the Ma
tion is incalculable !; hundreds of widow.
rnd orphans have had, and still have bitter
cause to lament it. Crime has accumulat.
ed UPON crime, and men high in rank and
station in the N..:.;;on. appear at the bar as
common felons, until there are now ftaees
men in the Crawford County prison all
charged with murder. which can bc distinct.
ly traced to the influence of intoxicating
liquors. s }5 ~
Why any reasonable man should bs ar
aneesed Il the viGilancs of an officer IL, ths
discharge Of such important duty is to us
perfectly incomprshensible.
The importance of the Santa Fe trade is
beginning to be understood by our people.
and none will be more ready than ourselves
to engage in it when the opportunity offers
and when that period shall arrive. we shall
be perfectly willing that our trade shall be
submitted to aay scrutiny that the most
vigilant executor. Of the Law can suggest
OF the infriugements Of the law which
may take place on the Kansxs border, we
know nothing we are paly satisfied tina,
the guilt Of the damnable traffic does NOD
sttsch to ourskirts. None Sut rogues com
plain Of wise aud beasvolent laws and al
We ask Of others, or ourselvss intend TO give
shall be - Fun Play.
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n The moon had . real frolic last evs-
| ming among dark mass Of clouds in the
E4Stsrn SKY, The way shs scattsrsd then,
ltn. and rays and jets of silver tissus.
|and then danced of to catch another cloud
|snd rhi1 it around in her grand erisl
ldance What . mad, joyoqs. : whirf
(gie MON i was . perfect lmacy sesued
10 ptsv4de hsf for ahout saerhnn - hour.
|11d then she settled devl qniagly and 90
~ and saiIsd along tbs Nue sxpaass
|fy ezeat gIobs rady 70 fsn dem qrou
~ xHk g els hoas sp esntly aad baey-
|xdtl4 HD q dos TOY. bslleoss. 70
- f swept aloaG ~ hev-
~ -. evlE esaialeqs aad cirrus
|lo4 - kSay1s ms = - Gghk ef se-'
ISSsfy. We ~ oax n
FSss;os {! g lef so.ne frax aIE lT, = yssj
S Hs|7 S 8 tAs a sE| e 6 Z. 8
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s DAlLY OLD Lxs DEnocaAr.-Ths frsi
number of De;ly Old Live WAS ssesived
to-day. and from it We gather the proceed
ings Of the opening Of the Legislature.
which we publish elsewhere. We wish the
proprietors success in this enterprise. A
Daily paper ought to be supported at the
seat Of Government in this State. II will
be published for three months and continued
II sufficient encouragement is given.
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H a fellow on the raos,eourse wa.
|stsxeering abo1t with more liquor thar h
could carry. - l.e.s
Hello what is the mattsr now :" said
. chap. whom the inebriated individual had
Just ran against. -s..s-f
"Why-hi-why, The fact is. > lot Of
my friends hare bssn betting liquor en the
race TO day. and they have got me to hold
tbs stakes" .e-.s.s:
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Arkansas Couferoneo.

This Ecclesiastical body met IN this city
on Wednesday Last, and win continue its
labors until Monday or Tuesday next =
Bishop Kavansugh of Kentucky presides
at the sitting Of the Conference. The num-
Der Of preachers IN attendance we learn is
about seventy-ive, and we think from their
appeaEanceand deportment would compare
equ.ily with any other body Of divines oi
the ssme number thatwe have ever seen.
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s8s1Ss xZ4
1rec31nridge. 49,. ll6
DeAs ,......7......s. ..... 10Y
From our telegraph reports. which .se
quite full-it is certain that Abraham Lin
coin. tho rail splitter" /" is elected Presi-
dent for the next four years. from the 4th
of March.
With both Houses of Congress opposed
to him - they are, by large majorities,
We do not see for the life of Us. how he
can carry out his abolition doctrines, if he
is SO disposed. Give him trial, and then
II his administration is so obnoxious that
we cannot honorable live under it, let Ms
cast it of. Let Us ponder well. before we
give up : good Government. without the
certainty Of bettedag Ourselves Exaniss
wsll. THE ssbjees sf . 66deAsA CdSssda-
|scy, follow eitissas-esrsfally and pracsi-
caliy. without prejudice, and we are willing
to abideby your decision.
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r. Judging from the complexion Of the
officers elect Of the Legislature ct Little
Rock, the Johnson party have the in
side track" Whether they viii BE- able to
hold it in electing Senator. remains to be
seen. JAMES N. BRowH, Jr.; WAS the
Clerk chosen by the House. {
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Qrund Concert.

The Van Buren Brass Band will give q
Concert of instrumental music. on Tues
day night, November 10th, for ths Benefit
of the Band. All should attend. and If they
are not able to be present. should by all
means, purchase . ticket. Two hundred
tickets ought to be sold before the evening
Of the 10th. VIII Capt. England "p.ss
the hat" @a.is.f s'sf'.
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10 CoRAEsRoHnESrs.--T letter from
our correspondent +" e p 1t Fort Smith. in
frefersnce 70 the Concert in that city on
Wednesday night last. is unavoidably crow
ded ont will appear next weeS.
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- Mr.. Miller from the well known
Hardware House of Bruf. Brothers 4 Sea.
yer. New York. is now in our city. and
will be pleased to receive ths orders of our
nerchants for any and all articles in the
Hardware line.
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- "a EkErr4Txrisuf.r.-PTo1sssor Ror-
@cH has solved the protIen u seeing through
II malstoss. IN papsr resd before the
sisaside Aseoeietioe q Nswpsst. he says
Afsl shest Of foSlscap o. lsttef psper.
: ron t 4pN thAt the sopening It one end
shall bs1stge enough q take IN The. fall
siss Of fhes eye, and At the othef end let the
o9eAf1g bs not half 80 large. Tske il il
ths right hand. holding i hatrssn the
thumb and the .fofe6ngef. blacs the lares
end % de rie& eye. and look thtooSh witA
botlr eyss opsh 70 the fight Yod vilf see )
r ss1 ysSasfs Hi isis y ycsi ssS IffASdssth.,4
toycmlAh eye, n WI s. o. pss Ycu
WI n iboeh casss be sSto6sshed to - III
~ hves 6oisinsy syynf Md. Th1 ill6sioA
-sH = ~ ~ sis "a .tssr s1.sts. Is an s
clrde - ID IN ptessj95s skds o. t[s Issi-
- sklseye:. cannof q itSeff Slabls -
60 sdetsfpi3ns % whith teefn0 M reesstd
md tiSS stAs vis1ai psfe1 ptst1 tsloee. @
ths psrf Of tbs optical af 49, ~ g g
awfti e. bfaia, whieA Il ~ RI enn1s
TO boffSS6s. = -. ~ ss.s'7fsSE - - S
: 81 xSs< ~ 80 4
~ Boasting is aeaGoen4br<segssaf
ze99ssS9s~lSsen,S5aqo1sdbs1g ;
1elonpassunask lit A6s11l11es
sssssaSAisfEaRbeGb - ~ ssssfss -.
jsaSy. - - s Ma l$:fa : sE;Sll;;sfs;
,;s:s ;;sss'1f 6s3 e. ;s1 = S -. & !.
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S We learn this (Saturdsy) morning
that Bake: Covington. was shot yesterday.
whether fatally or not our informant did
not know.
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Census Of the Western District of
Arkansas.

The Marshal's returns Of the .. s. Cen
sus, for the eleven counties composing the
Western District of Arkansas, shows .
population of 104. 900. In our. next we
shall commence giving tho full statistics of
the several Counties in the district, which
which we have procured for publication.
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@ God has written On the Rowsrs that
sweeten The Air. upon tho bsesze that rocks
the flowers upon the stsm. upon the rain
drops chat refresh the sprig Of moss that
lifts its hssd intka desert upon It's deep eham-
bers-upen every psnciled sheet that sleeps
in the caven Of ths deep, no less than upon
the mighty sun that warns and cheers MILL
ions Of fcreatares that live in it, lighi-upon
all his works He has written. NO man
liveth sor himself.''
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~An eccentric nealthy eentleman stuck
. board in . fisld upen his estate on which
vas painted ths following
1 vii; give this field TO any man who
Il ccntented.
He soon had IN applicant.
Well. sir, arc you . contentsd man 60
30 Yes, sir; very:
81 Then. what do you want with my
'asld r. The spplieant did not stop to
reply.
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q. JOHNSON COUNTY
Clarksville voted. Douglas 2, Bell 1S,
Breckinridge 204.
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r. Judge Green will hold special
term of the Sebastian county Circuit court.
commencing next Monday week.
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v Bishop KAvAsAUcH will preach in
the Methodist Church. on Sunday. It 10
10 clock, A. NJ .ess =
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Axkansas Hsction.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Full vote. gives Douglas pa. Bell S81,
Breckinridge 1923.
Breckinridge's plurality in the County
LAT.
Fayetteville Breckinridgs 1856, Bell
355. Douglas 20.
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YELL COUNTY.
Dardenell. gives Bell 143, Douglas 13.
Breckinridge 90.
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A Coon Reason ros ,LAUosxxa-A
spsndthfift was oncs lying awa1ss in Bed.
when hasaw nan eatse hie sooua cautious-
II snd attsmpt . pick the loek rf his wri-
tngSds6k. Tin wgu6 Was NOT - little
discoucsrted - sfs6sinS ! 1oad laugh from
~ ssgupss tfssasa epaktn61l WAo1k h
ssppossd aslep. :. Why ID yQa 14h %
81 ifi fk;ek : sxI a.--lssafssss = fssset-av
~ god fdloSs fai1 ~. spsndtArift :. to
Eaa: n!ss e g 2slss. ssssYias
IT - - - hNfdf oener eAn
!..s 81 q - tiA m
- xnu1kG I1s q saau
lI tk 31 = - IL
. l61 - n1nGsw -
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Late Arrivals

ILdCC XKITIVdIS
400 prs Mackinaw Blankets, consisting Of
HO red, grey, blue and white, of assorted
sizes and qualities. Also.
50 ps Kentucky, Berwick, Lawrence and other
Jeanes also plaid and stripe Cassimeres, Satines
and Cottonades of new and desirable patterns
so psssAlpaeeas. Merinos and figured Velvets.
50 ps Nous de Laines, gay patterns.
so b random or colored Yarn.
50 Is scarlet worsted Yarn.
100 y turkey red cotton yarn, and many other
other article adapted TO Fall and Winter use. Just
received by wagons. fiom steamer Parallel, and Of
fered low to the trade.
nov 2'6O j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
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Breckinrlge aad 01a a-.- Roll
Forila. ard M;ssissippi-No returns,
but probably for Breckinridge.
Geory;a-But few counties ascertained-
they indicate the election of the Breckin-
ridge ticket
Arkunsas- -Is probably for Breckinridge.
We have no returns, however, tina. indi-
cate this result.
~------ THURSDAY NIGHT.
Maine. majority for Lincoln, about 25,-
New Hampshire majority for Lincoln
probably abbut 10, 900.
Vermont. majority for Lincoln probably
about q, 1000 to $4,000.
Massachusetts. majority for Lincoln.
$4,000.
Rhode Ishnd. majority for Lincoln
5000.
Connecticut. majority for Lincoln. TO-
600.
New York. majority for Lincoln. $4,000.
New jersey Lincoln defeated by 1900.
Pennsylvaaia. % counties give Lincoln .
majority over the regular democratic ticket
of 81. 900.
Chic, % counties give Lincoln = gain
of $500 over the October election.
Indiana. in 20 counties Lincoln has .
majority Of s. 200 over Douglas.
nlin9is, as far as heard from, Lincoln
has majority Of 2000 over Douglas.
Michigan. Lincoln's plurality about
20. 900.
Wisconsin. Lincoln's plurality about
$4,000.
Iowa. Lincoln carries every county in
the State BY lasss n.joritiss.
Minnesota. tas State gone for Lincoln.
Delaware, preckinridge carries the State
BY LEO plai,lity. .
Maryland, 7 eountiss give majorities for
Bell. which ofssts Prsckinridge majority in
Balimers. Stats doubtful probably
gone Bell.
Virginia. claimed by both Bell and
Breekinridge men, with chances in favor Of
Bell.
North Csroiina gone for Breckinridge.
South Caroiins elects BY IAgislsture
her vote will be cast for Breckinridge.
Georgia. Is Counties Bell leads Breck-
inridge l.400.
Alabama. Mobile county goes for Doug.
las; Stste doubtless for Breckinridge.
Florida. no returns.
Mississippi, rsturns received indieats
success of Bssckinridss:
Louisiana. Bsll carries New Orleans, but
stAss doubtiss gsae Bpckinridge.
Texas. no rstnEns.
.~..Axlxnaas. 1a. .zaanxas -fnom sastsrn part
Of tie. 0sAss wsstssAG pstsisn Breckiu-
slightly 6h6a.
Hsnaaaac ss4s.n9 uAolly fsvaahls 70
s.ass rts. X =
kntqpky. ,atarne ipaicstt ~ sacessa
Of Belss s. X Fl s
Ii60ik;. sssl.s ltoA asse146lx sivs
ths Sollsws aeEfs -; Do11ss r ea3a
Dsal,t 4l3llxf 80 81 Isl = 8
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LAT3r. By 1EIHGRAPH
ToHE VAN BUREN, PRESS
nv T.oais apA western Telegraph
stehbinss LtAe.
1acr1oN RETURNS.

K EX
Nsv tSk-Lincoln has the State by
SO. .0O0. The city Of New York gives the
Union ! ket about $4,000 majority. All
SIX Of d Union Congressman are elected.
makingkain.
Aass( (sssas- Lincoln, BY 40 or 5Q.-
0o0. Hlingame is defeated for Congress
in the 81 district by Appleton. Union ma
king dn Of ono member.
The We of this State. with the excep-
tion of kew towns is as follows
Doug1. .33, ,007
Breckfidge. .............. =. 6,027
0eu t........ .zz,Oli
Lincd d.................. los, 167
Aa;s( (New Hampshire. and Hermont-
Lincolntrom 10 to $1,000 majority.
Cd.nk;ese and Rhode Lslasd-Lincoln
from 10. 900 majority.
Nev irsey-The fusion ticket has thi.
State b 5000 majority. Speaker Pen,
ningtoaj defeated for Congress by Perry
Democr1.
Psssg ssgpassa-Lincoln has this State by
frou.k 000 n.jori.y. Philadelphis
-. bssa ,.s-. 600 over all.
Ohio-Ihcoln. by 10000.
hdiasst lincoln by 10000.
Aidkis4. Wisconsin,, Losca and MIN
nesota, for lincoln.
Aliaois-hot all in, but expected fo
Lincoln.
Aissox-s s-Bell and Douglas very close
with indictions that Douglas has tn
State.
KentacktFor Bell by about 1O,0O'
majority. The vote of Louisville is
Bell. /. $500
Douglas 800
BreckiAHige .................s 800
Hryinio-In doubt between Bell an.
Breckinridg- Richmond voted as fol
lows
Bell i. .6.O65
3reckinri*e. .5,267
Douglas :, .,................ Il. 200
Detaacass@Breckinri has the Stat
by about 1,70.
Tennessse-Shows gains for Bell whicl
will give hin the State. The vote O
Memphis was Is follows:
Bell. ..... 1000
Douglas. >. ...............1 LOO
Breckinridgt gt................ 14O
Nashville votedas follows
Bell ..2,16O
Douglas 80. $50
Breckinridge. .......... ..2.1OO
Loa's'aSo-lhis State probably gon
TOR Breckenridge New Orleans voted
Bell ......... ..7,216
Dougla, ........ 1895
BreckiHidge ............ ....2,665
Marylaad-Goes for Bell.
AIokr,nr
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Wallace Institute,

InWING to a failure upon the part Of III.
Imen to have the building repaired. the s.sr sscrt
the % isth % inst. w instead Of Moniav upon MONDAY
to previous announcement 'ains
BY order of the President of the
Noy- ., iooo. Board of Trustee.
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SEBASTIAN COUNTY
deficient one township, stands. Douglas
SoS. Bell 641. Breckinridge 5aS.
Vote Of Fort Smith, Douslas lB4. Bell
Dos. BssyazAsrxe1. sssss''' $50 : ~
Sebastian Go. oaas;.l. D.scxlnridge car
ries the county BY 81 maj.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO me are earnestly re-.
~. quested to come forward and settle. Monev
must b. had to enable me to meet my liabilities
and will not those who owing me come for.
ward and pay me what is my due
NJ SIM0NS
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THE 1scRAuTunE or PoL1r1c1Axs-Sxx-
AroR BRJeHr AND GovsRsoR WHLARp.-
The New Albany lind. Ledger. under the
hesd Of . The Desd-she Living Senator, .
says: -. - r. !.
On Wednesday, the mortal rensins Of
ths most constant and .steadfast friend OF
Senator Bright reached Js6srseavills. Two
States and four cities were. there. through
their civic and milit,sy. representatives. 70
receive in fitting manner all that was
mostsl OF Ashbel, 2. willard. the late
Chief Magistrate Of our State, and to pay
to the dsceassd The last tribute .of. respect
which seuowing people can hestoy upon
the honoued dad. sThe three Falls Cities
OF ladiana and. Ksntucky were ,draped in
the emblems Of mourning. Busiaess was
suspended and The popalstfon. with one
accord. came forth to. mingle their tsarf
with thoss of tho beresved relatives. fo-
one whom they had veil known, and or
whose manly qualitiss thst bops- an .aarec-
tionate remembrance. "a ~. s.sssz
ss 1t was the day sueceeding The election,
when party passions were afoused to the
highest pitch but uhep poor WILLARD
was to tahmied. all asperitiss wss hnsh-
cd and Dsnocr.ts. Repuhlicsns and
AmsEiesns Joined in Hs sofsnA csyalcade
uhich Nss = bear he gsnaeiAs TO their final
resailg7plaee. But in that long procession
geeehing - fsr - the eye .eoald Sea, COM
poeed Of citizens, ofie9s. civic societies
and military ens thing vas narked-1esse
D. Rri0N sua pot 1gel The Senator. who
Was Adsbtsd to Willem fox his ssat. and
lvhp Ad been for ysaN his bosom friend.
could not end i teoayeaient T. attend the fu-
neEal spf the desa,e3 0sssner, when the
cprpes esues 30 sais veql l1eoe to h iatsrrsd. :"
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09
DENTAL NOTICE.
@

nR. H. N. CASE. Of Little Rock. will ,pend
II short time in this CITY, aud can be found
at the residence of Mayor WALDEN, where all
wanting work in his profession. of all description
are invited to call
u Ny stay in Van Buren,, must necessarily b.
call at once.
Oct. 10, l66O FIX.
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09

CARROLL AND MADISON
Counties give large Breckinridge majorities
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09
COEE EE

/0 sacks Of Rio Coffee. just reed bv v,.
4O and for sale at "Ason,
nov 1850 PENNYwIT, SCOTT M
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09
The Election
var Bu1is .AnK114As.s

The Election. s-~s-
Te slsctioa ia this town passed olf qui.
Ietly. The large vots Of 5U WAS pslled. q,
follows: =
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09

Obtain security against Fire, by reliable IN
dennitg actth the
The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09

@ BENTON COUNTY
Gives Bell q small majority.