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LFrom the Democrat, St OlJud, Man,
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head.
ache, send Tor . box, (Cephalic PillB,J 30 that YoU
may have th0m in case Of an attack.
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NOTICE-N0TTCE is HEREBY
in given that there VIII be sold at p1bic ale, e
the south door Of the Court House, IN tie gI q
OsFeland. Cuyafoga, County Ohio On the &h Day
p. N, the following shares Of stock In toe 81 Car
Street Gravel ROaa Company, tr the p1yme1i O.
the balance due thersons including interest 70 ne
{ shares subscribsd for D. v. Baoas, On Whioh
IL 0uea-- "
2 shares subscribed for b J. A. HeoaJ On
which l. . -
8 shares subscribed for b. A.G. Lawrence %
which Is - y
2 sbares subscribed Tor b "A. Beta on HnEn
Is due------ - -
I share subscribed Dr b = Jayreds on which
Is = "
4 shares subscribed for b H. n heltoni On
which 4 due.------ -
I share subscribed for b. B. p Bzlyt % which
IL
2 shareg subacribed for ~ A. a. Lind1ys %
WHICH Is ~
I shArs subscribed Tor By .. q. SOutsrs On which
as
4 shares substrb1d Tor b. BimbGngh, q
which - -
Said stuck Hus subscribed for in theSL JAR US
Plank Road Company, but the mans Of sad Ft1nk
Road Company WAS changed eccordilg - aUs % ne
nams Of the st. Clair Strsef Gravel kogd lour4uys
vesting in the last named company ~ ne EF1l4s
proparry, interests. and fmmunittas 81 Hid Plank
Boad Company fHAal7
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MARsHALLt3SSA 0TERINE IC1THoL1CoN
-HnME TRqTTMnNY.

In this connection VI oner = IeW testimonials;
81 am . Methodist Clergyman, aud when on ny
circuit l have met with many women troubled with
the diseases 0r which you advertise Msrshaila Ute
riDe Catholicism a. q cure. / have adVissd its use and
it has e1eoted acomplete cure wherever it has bssn
used. Rev. 7 SHARP,
Western Btar, Ohio.
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RAuRolD gYsTEH On ILLINOIS

OvoF 500 .0OaOO q private capital haTs been *.
usnded On ehs railroad systsm Of Illinois. Inasmuch a
paFt Of thsincoms from seyeralof heso works. with
valuable public fund IN lands, go 70 diminish hes
sxneups :fhsRExaGE1uGm, and must eonsequenhl
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MtaiAass.
H~EALTHtHEATHi HEALTH
PURIFY ERg HOOP
Dr.. WEAVER's
OANKER AND SALT RH1UM SYRUP

Fon The oUhl OF
OAnksr. Salt Rhsum, ErYslpelas, eorof1iQup Dis
oasa1, OutanoOua EruptiOng and oYsfT Kind
Of Diaaaao Arising nom en- Impair
utate Of tho Blood.
The mon E9eehss Blood Rurtfz Of G AisS
EeaA HHhEp,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

Ma. sRALDue,
Smi
Not long stnce ] sent to you for . box Of Cephalic
Pills Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
oEenessI end receiTed the same, and they had 30 good
an elect that I was induced TO send fore murs.
Please send By Ieturn mall Direct to
H Ir E A. Il. WHEELER.
iDailanH. Mich.
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IAuIso

N0TICE.@GKORGE w. JAMIsOE,
IN and Elizabeth A. Jamaon 81 New York. p
the stale otkew ICrk, VIII rake noiice 1ar LsE4
Mueller, Of cleveland, CuyahoKa Colntyl Ohio. did
on the 3h day ut4un- A. D. ISL nle Ia TEnon
In tle IoufT Of Uomm1a PlaEr within md lf tne
county Of Cuyahoga, In said stale o. yhp, Against
the said Geofgs " famis1n t1d EhLsben IAN
isQ1, and JARVIS Leonard an heabsn InTarsol, d.
feElanta. Iettnz turrh thal Eho eei1 arolE a.
mis0n ana EliIabeta A-IdmiEo1 on fld Nt1 cal o.
ADril, las, mOrrzazpd e the pirintid u1dlfnlon
lof No 4cfJ.C &. houisei Plat OF land IN Qufnac1
kos- 81 and G0ln Eest Gegelaudso com
y. DhId- confafnfnrr " E1rJ arrFI1f llul. To beclHe
the payment u Eald Gorge ~. Jamieo1e lpe olhe
plaintiff for Ten HUNDRED and Nmey DolAfh aa5ed
April ath. 1855. and payahle II I've g&rEaaf ~
dEts. and shat the ofher d.ie11t-5 eAln 9ss m
meuf aEainst said GrorEe ", saniEQn Gr la Han-
dred arf Ninety Dolla8 and lnler1lt Aelr1n Ron
A1rfi "a, 1851, and Tor IN sale Of aid moringed
nrSnisd5 20 PAY thaaams. sad 1eorR ~ Iamllol
Z also noudcd that an order Of A~ttachmcnt nEatllf
lis 7rcpsrty ri8hf8, crediu and af-ctG lD also
bssu iasud n 1ait acti0l. said GeOrE8 n. ameon
and Eizabeih A. Jamison aze further nciided that
they are reguised 70 aPpaar and ansuer anid peG-
ton ~ the - day OfAugustt a. pl6i
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TIE STATE DEBE.

n. 0ds "a & ozly Slo1o5 29s IA, and 0aas q,
- r-a.51a9V zpGf fG N Ten years z vi beV1s e
~
Pamphlets descriptive Of The lands, Iol, climate,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19
M ASTER COMMIssI0NERIs

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
ElI s~ALE-Purs1snt % he command q
0rdrr Of sale, to ne directed. Issued from TIE Colrt
ct C0mnru Pleas Of CuyaAoga c7l1tys Qnios o. ne
"a day Of Nay Isl, IN % action thersln-Pr4an
wherein = lillian Hunter h Dlai1uL ard J4me4
Roe. Eafhar n. Ross and Others are ceieuu4ulei 4
shall On the z5lh day % June, b6l- ~ 11of.l3 r
N, expose for ssles ~ Rlblic aucricns a ne toqr g
the Court House, in the Sify Of Cleveland $50
county, the lands and dSenod ~
lows, % Wiz
"a pisos ofland located on Frospeots trest, kEovn
as being part OF ten acre lot hftY-iL t8ln Slslo-
land, OuyahoEa cguntFs Ohio, decerd yscla
man % yohn B-Marlngs yctuptr@ HI-u9
bounded aud delcrieed ~ NloHa- 70 IN EInniE4
at q paint on Pr18Docta street. nertn a1es - fD9p&
street II now Wfdened, aud beinE TIE s0ut1E0f eof-
nsr Of said lot and the northeast corner Of Prospos
and ParrT streets; u1uing fheuce nqrilrrl A49
the EAST lneof Perm street one td1aEl md orl-
ave nE5Af &C. fhsnco saatary on line r1rallei viz
tAa north line 81 Pruspect street seFen.g i've Ef
and ten T5-lnl inches; thence 5odthery on q Inc
Dtrall-i with east line Of Perry STREET one hundrsa
and f0rty-fre (El frets thrncs usaiarlT along ne
north line Of Prospect street IS bet and Zen mcn4
20 TIE piars q heEInningr bei1g N 1msiAnd GEE
ed % lanes Ross - q. n. kkeol8 and via ncor4A
in Vol IS cuTahoga Eeeerdls gage 81 A1laea
AZ t8ao aAAe
J. II. JaEBs, Mastar C1Rmrs
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,. HOyEY. q II Liltle,s ATT. m1
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
" MortRaka. made md dated February Oh, ISL
b n baafie . ne, on the property d0cEoW -
County, and the costs therein In ny hEor lgailaf
said n. Baakle. said l1nRm~Er helnR fr 1851
Eladul4o costs VIA lN-N8 Hp4
Dteembsr 2nfh, l69 1 have taken pcar1l1n q
and shell cir f6r ale r pliiic aucli1u ~ - ga
DAY Of Janes4sl, 81 e0clocE A. roaoa go Eac-
tory, one cteam Engine IN said fsc1orys and az ~
tafDlnE thereto y LOT q Bolc8 ant afo1E : harraE
Of Glue, and = lot Of materials Tor manusacturIng
Glue, beng the property 90 mUrteag1d 20 ne Sad
Clue Factory being known - Baskfe's Clue Aacio-
y, and situated on tn8 Lake 6honus N rEa norfh-
dRts. BARKWELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

. lFrOm the AdEertiser. Proyiaanos, B. II
The Csphalie Pills are said % Be a remarkably s-
lectfYe remoy Tor the headache, and one Of the very
besttor that cry frequent Complaint which has 5T-
er been disco Fered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

Twenty PR CENT WILLIE DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cash, e1oept he zns ehoHnbs
al six collars per acre, Ehen he clsh Prise avs
idolAra
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CERATE AND OINTMENT,

By taking the Syrup s. directed, Il win drive the
disease from the system, and when once out on the
akln, aleR applieatlona Of Dr.. WeaYeFia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

= - -
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Z. =. Gaylord, VIM. Fisks, Strong q AImstronR,
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A. n. AlisrdE, pin, bef5re .. EolEmbe. Z. q
". CsFsiand Tow aniu CuTa-
&. C-uear, DIRT koga CcuntJ, Ohia--
I'm TIE 18th DAY OF NAY,
" 1851, aid Justice issled an order Ct atachms1t
Dollars. Said cause e set Gr hearing o. 1Ena ami
@,ss = 1eieo~ Nh. ALLARgE.
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ROR WARI

3 ~eppIDRrs.
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PRICES AID TEEEs OF F4YEEL

ne prises Of she5o lands vary fron So SIS per
acre, oeeordiug % location, qualify, &c tuEcal
farming lsnds sell for about S10f oSI2pe acre and
Ghs relafE8 expense q sabdutrg prairie hnd - con-
luared win Toad lad Il hthorato GIL tol0hflTor
Ia theformer. ne terms q Riofof ne buk e 1a1
lands WI BE-
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Hron the Western B. B. gazstts, Chicago. MI
We heartily 9dorss Mr.. S~palding, and his unri
vailed OePhal ills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

An of the GreHsnberg Medicines are 6r
oHUR9EILL a sEoEHER Psas9sn
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80 saniOTd.s Liver InVigOFatOF and CsthGTEi
gH6RUKuL & BRO, DruEgists,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-19

--, j. w FOSTER Land Commissl9neE
a CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
n ). go g y sas F ~. fs SG g $50, a PSE GassS sss9 RsSLR 1R'F ssSabR.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Campaigning .Axiorns

L. One well-fed. well-equipped, well.ap-
pointed brigade is worth two that are III
provided.
Z. In active service, three men die of nm
due exposure. bad food, and their own inn .
prudences, where one is killed by shot o,
a stab. "
D. An easy, rational, nicely fitting uni
,orin, with warm and substantial blanket,
broad -soied boots or shoes and good woo,en
socks. will more conducc to efficiency i,
service than superiority of weapons.
r. Inc i,ghtest possible head covering.
with good lookout for ventilation VIII
@ aad a tenth to the distance a regiment can
march IN day, while insurins increased
comfort.
.. "A small cotton handkerchief, or hall
yard Of the commonest sheetinc n,o;s.
ened with wate- in the .nor:,ins and nrain
hs - n'oa' ana worn between the hat ANA the
mead wlil protect the soldier f,om ssu-
sire ke and greatly diminish the discomfo-,
aud iatiene oe n hot dev's march.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Gen. Ben McCulloch.

The appointment of Gen. McCuLLocn te
the command of the Confederate State.
Troops Gu this frontier has given confidence
to oar people. and allayed any fears thai
they may have had in regard to the pro-
lection Of this border.
The name of Ben McCulloch, wherever il
Is known, is guarantee of itself; an0
backed as LIE will be. by troops from the In
dian country and from Arkansas, no oppo-
sing force that the notorious Lane or Mont
gomery can bring against him, need bt
feared.
Gen McCuiloch, we understand. will
make his head quarters at Fort Gibson, or
Tahlequali. Cherokee Nation.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Fight Commenced.

We are informed that Capt. Ware and
Lieutenant Dismuke, of Prairie county,
passed through this place. yesterday morn
ing. en- route to Fort Smith, on important
business, connected with the military de-
fence of the country. We did not have the
pleasure of meeting these gentlemen, but we
are Informed that Capt. Ware stated that
the news of the battle at Hampton between
the Northern and Southern troops, had
been con6rIned before he left Little Rock,
and that the battle was fought between the
Louisiana Regiment of one thousand men,
and fifteen hundred of the Massachusetts
volunteers, with the result stated in our tel
egraphic dispatches in another column We
have no farther particulars, however, in re-
lation to the fight.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
From the Camp IN Benton County

Our latest advices from the Camp of the
State troops in Benton county, is up tt
Saturday morning at which time they Were
all getting along well, in good spirits an
were making arrangements for a permanent
encampment, throwing up embankments,
DC.
There were, at that time, four compa-
MES III camp and the '' Van Burcn From
tier Guards" Capt. BRowN, and the John
son County Cavalry, Capt. ARMSTRONG,
would arrive on Sunday, making, six COM
panies numbering about five hundred men.
The spot selected for the camp. is on the
edge of high prarie, and we'll fitted as an
cneampnent for troops, as regards santa
ry measures, having fine water convenient
Capt. CARROLL, with a detachment OF
forty men, left on Saturday morning foI
Iahlequah. as an escort to Gen. PEARcE.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

@ Capt. DANIELS Company of Cav.
airy, from Yell County, arrived in this
neighborhood, day before yesterday, ard are
now encamped between here aud Ft Smith
They have had hard time since they lef.
Yell County having no tents they were
compelled to sleep without shelter frcm the
Iain, which has fallen in such great quanti
ties in the last few days. They belong to
Coz, Churchill's command, and their tents
and camp equipage. are behind with the
balance of the regiment. They are sol
diers every man of them.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Crawford County Volunteers.

| We venture to say, that no County, of
the same population as Crawford, (being in
territory one of the smallest in the State.
has turned out SO many volunteers for :he
| war, ours. We have now four compa
nies in Camp; and one, the {" Crawford
Artillery" waiting orders to march, viz:
Capt. c. \. CARRoLL's Company of
mounted rilemen, the Pope Walker
Guards" numbering eishtyfour rank and
| file, well mounted, armed with Sharp's Ri
fies and sword bayonets-a most effective
weapon. This Company is made up of the
best young men from the County. who
have been on horseback from their youth
up, and well trained in the use of arms.
The Ivan Buren, Frontier Guards"
Capt. Ii. THos. BRowN, numbering about
eighty, composed mostly of young men of
this City, armed with Minnie muskets, is
probably the best drilled company in the
State. Their ranks are composed of the
very elite Of the city gentlemen all -
and are to be depended upon in all situa-
tions. in which they may be placed.
The above two Companies are now in
Camp in Benton County t
CAPT. P. Prakrs' stomp pf Gs4alry.
numbering about sixty-fvc members, arm
ed with Sabrcs and Pistols. This is e
stalwart company of horsemen-now sta
toned at Fort Smith-and should they be
so fortunate as to get into action with the
enemy, will give good account of them
selves.
Capt. j. II. FosTER's Company of In
faE,ry, numbering sixty-four members
armed with good muskets. which is about
as good weapon as can be used. This is
a good company, and from their gallant
Captain down. are itching for fight they
are stationed for the present at Fort Smith,
but will soon, no doubt. be under marching e
orders for the Kansas and Missouri line
Last. but not least. Capt j. NJ STEW
Arts Company, the '' Crawford ArtilIe-
ry." but recently organized, is now await
ing marching orders. They have two
pieces of the celebrated ''Bragg's battery -;
and all who know the men, OF whom this
Company is composed, know the cry with
them will be ga little more grape, Capt.
Stewart, should they come into action
From their captain, down to the lowest in
the ranks-if there are any lowest-they
are warriors, all.
Crawford County, has reason to be proud
OF the Volunteers she sends to the field
there are no mercenaries among them-they
are composed of good citizens, who so to
fight, if need be that they shall fight, for
their country, their homes. and all that
they hold most dear. All honor to the
Crawford County Volunteers.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
d I Z D

n
On the Goth u,t. at 81. Andrews College R.r sUr
Smith Ark. Of Pulmonary Consumpu'''
Father hurley. ;,..
This truly exemplary man was ddAiilsd nov
at Little Rock, in May. 1850. by the MSa lad
Bishop Byrne. At the time OF his d'aln ms
charge Of the Congregation at Fort om''"' ,be
extraordinary zeal and unreinitting exer'iO" md
discharge of his spiritual and secular .s,.r.
his uniform kind and alniable disPosiuOa' ,id
ed him to all who knew him. Few h'sH 30 ~
among us whose death has been Inee ''' n,,
GREETED by his friends and aequaintAAee'' and
nan of line liCerary atiainnents ''.d is
ing talents and would have rison t. "''",e ,fs
his church. He ro seived "ycry a'ieH'''ii r,.k
Sisters Of M&rcy, during hisilnes' -i'1 u,
Of respect vas bora- 10 his res'i-s ~.
shoulders oF his friends Refqa'Gf "'"'" y
VAN BUEEs, June 81
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Election of Delegate.

At an election for delegate to the State
Convention to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Gen. IL. +. THoMAsoN,
who had been appointed a delegate to the
Provisional Congress of the Confederate
States, held in this County, last Thursday,
THos. j. DAVIDSON, Esq. was elected by a
large majority, he having received out Of
the four hundred votes poiled, as far as
heard from, three hundred votes two
townships to hear from. AS soon as we
can get the official vote we shall publish it.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

THE BRlTIsH MINISTER ON THE BLOCKADE.
The following is an extract from letter
by Lord Lyons, to the British Consul at
Mobile, dated May 9Th
"The best advice you can give British
ships is to get off as fast as possible with
out serious inconvenience. After the effec-
tive blockade has been commenced they will
be allowed fifteen days TO take their depar-
;ure, but they will not be allowed to carry
ous any cargo, OF part of cargo. taken on
board after the effective blockade was actu-
ally begun. Indeed, according to the rules
of blockade. l believe they will be liable to
confscation for attempting to go out with
cargo shipped after the commencement of
blockade. But the effective blockade
does not begin until the blockading squad
ron actually appears of the port. The
Presidents proclamation is only the decla-
ratioa of al intention to blockade"
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Letters from the Camp.

We shall from time to time publish a
ist OF letters, not called for up to time of
going to pIess. remaining at the Store of
WARD IL SoUTHMAYD, from the Volunteers
at the Camp in Benton County.
There is now uncalled for, letters to
j. j. Savage. w. Williams,
William Bledscoe
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

@ Capt. WARE, of the Prairie County
Cavalry, arrived here yesterday-his com,
pany, numbering one hundred and forty
men, are between this city and Little Rock.
Capt. Wares Company is in the service OF
the Confederate States. Col. Churchilrs
Arkansas Regiment of Cavalry. The whole
Regiment is now on its way from Little
Rock to this place.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE S, 1861.
Notice.

All letters, communications and papers
Tor the members OF Capt CAKRoLL's Com
pany, the % Pope Walker Guards" and
for'Capt. BROwN's Company. the " Van
Buren, Frontier Guards if left at the store
of Ward & Southmayd will be duly for
warded to tho members Of e1hor Of the
above named companies, now on service on
the frontier.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Gen. Geo. w. Clarke.

Gen. CLARKE, Chief of the Quartcrmas-
ter's Department for Genl. McCULLoCH's
Division. has telesraphed to Little Rock
from New Orleans. that he would bring with
him, arms sufficient for all the Confederate
States troops on this Frontier. General
Clarke may be looked for daily.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
To the Friends Of Volunteers.

Awasgon will leave herc1for the camp
tomorrow morning. ANY letters or small
packages for the members of any of the
companies encamped at that place. if left
at the store of Ward and Southmayd, will
be duly forwarded
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

~ Mr.. j. S. BosrrcK. of Fort Smith,
arrived here on the Leon, from New Orleans
on Friiay evening last. The sympathies
Of this community are with him, in the loss
he is called upon to realize on his return to
the family circle,
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

~ AT the election on Monday last, fol
District Attorney of the 4th judicial circuit,
held in this county, we have only the Off
cial vote of one township, Van Buren,,
which was as follows: Walker 6S. VIII
COX 6S, Jacoway 10, Cravens 6.
The vote of Vine Prairie, we understand,
with the exception about twelve. were casi
for Mr.. Walker,
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

LS- Hon. HUGH T. Thomson, Mem
Der of the Southern Congress, from Arkan-
sas, arrived home on Friday, on the Leon
Congress having adjourned. to meet a.
Richmond. Va. We are indebted tc him,
for late Montgomery papers.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

ES Major JOHN HENRY, and Capt Z.
PENSrwir, from New Orleans, were landed
safely at our City on Friday last. from the
steamer Leon. Both are in good health
and are heartily welcomed back to the
"desertet city,
Major HENRY, will accept our thanks for
fayors
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

Ep Col. S. L. GRIFFITH, Member of
the State Convention from Sebastian Coun-
ty. passed up on Friday, on his way home.
The Convention will probably adjourn this
week
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

6; A fiat bottle, covered vi.s
cloth, the the cloth being mois,a,'95 with Vol,
bottle filled with water in tho b'Saed' u, aud 4 +
keep reasonably cool througSa@io morning VI =
I. OF all those villain1nss0 s0at Ut The d, -
the liquors sold by camp foIlo,rcsoA rcoAcoctiss.
most detestible and danyero,nos" ate 4,
more deadly than rifle cannon '' Ihey ~ ~
to be taken just when they saoai, y, afa are 81, ~
Every soldier who means to oIli So 40 not /
his country. should insist that at aI' aN dp,y !,
of these poisons be drurnmcl 81 ~. 'ealls
camp. out o. d
$. \ good cook to each con,
knows how to make salt mo-. p.any vi,
tender and to have it ready Willie Juicy N
wherever 1t may be wanted, !. "'leheSer n
doctors and four extra comb,,osl l~l 10 IA,
3. Officers who love and c.l n''.
men while IN repose, never hava, iO' ,bs
of their conduct when in action W "conpa,
10. A soldier whose heart j.
he fights for, is worth two WIN n iae 2,..
their pay. "O hga; I,
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

EJ The Jacksonport (Ark.) Herald
says powder mill has commenced opera
tions on White river, turning out 1000
pounds daily, and that another can be put
in operation within. a mont,i, capable of
manufacturing 1000 pounds per dav.-E.
lSnssth Times cad Hsrai9.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
MASONIC

VAN BuRES LoDok, No. 6. \ y. Ma'ons, -, =,
their regular monthly communications, on 'ne N'7-
OF the second Monday in each month. IN I
JonN INGRAM, W NJ, 5. F. CorrKuL' -" III,
+. KING, J.W., j. II. HAELY, Se'cy. H. y, y -
NAN, Treas. b. ]. BRowS, ). d., j. NJ "'O'''
d., A. FRANK. Tiler.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05
Frontier Guards.

We have had furnished to us the follow
ing roll of the Officers and Members of the
" Van Buren, Frontier Guards' This is
not, however. complete list, as we are in
formed that eight or ten new volunteers
entered their names after the Company left
Van Buren
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

1- Capt. JSo L. HuMruREYs' Infantry
Company from Franklin county, arrived
here, las: night, and are now encamped in
the Court House Square. 1t is fne-look-
ing body of men, and just the stuff fo- ma
King good soldiers.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

y company of "Home Guards /"
was organized at this place on Tuelay eve
ning last, and the following officers elected ::
Captain, Geo. w. Harkius. Jr. 1st.
Lieut., Edward Dwight ID Lieut., Hem
derson Watkins Surgeon. DIR. L. J. Bond ;
Chap.ain, Rev: Allen Wrisbt.--Va,iepal
Regisfer, G. =.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

ANOTHER HINT TO VoLUNrEERs.-Re-
member to rub common hard soap well into
the threads of stockings before putting
them ON for long march. 1t is recon-
mended as preventative to the ordinary
loot soreness and blissering which occurs to
those no: used to travelling.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

Capt. WALKER's Cavalry Company from
franklin county. viii also arrive here, to-
lay.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

ES- Thought loads the heart ani does
but little good, when our resolutions are
once takea.
The Van Buren press., 1861-06-05

HE REMAINS OF WAsmSoroN-Th
statement ESQ industriously circulated in
the newspapers that TIE remains of WASH
ington have been removed from Mount Yer
non to lexington, Is entirely incorrect
Richasona Enquirer.