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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

ER3EN-on Taesasy syens ATrI 20, 10 hs Ola. Of his
Hi end and those Of h. son, Henry Michael aid Peter and
Of his @nsinl,w TLomis Hall sIi Dr. John P,ae
sp~ctfuy invted e. attend hi n errl oa Trinity Church,
tbis day lndyb May al d oelss p ~nhoot iusshsr
FERGUsOvIn ths city, on Wednesday. Msy I, Theorssta
eldest daughter Theodore aid UpLeha fssuson sged
years, moths sud ds,s
GBBbEN-n hi. city "Wednesday, May Francis Cs!bbeu,
etedl years, months ard - shya
Hilton Weane day morning ,s,y !, ct l3 oclsck Robert
Il Enl eyed 81 yrsrs. h mouth and L. days. -
Tas se..ise. fisnd o SO sai t m~nbers of Fs
fon biz late sit avenue between sx ybrs, and
sfnysc"d sIee,s Friday May g. Ioi at " NJ, without
HULsEln th. city weJpe,a.y, May Sayah Frances,
Jnd daughter of 6ibrft AID salah T. Hue, AGED 4
year. months sDd Il d4ys
Nj CHILL-On Wednesday. Nsy l Edwin Burr, Of
The fcnis the f'ny sis ciy 'led to attend the
fnera on Friday aay = a; oelscA from No Is Union
,qiue
McLAUGHLIN-In jersey City. T u,ssay momips May q
1901 John Mc sogan OF JeeJ City in the asa year of
Notice u fuuera in t,-moTo~'s papers
PROUDflT-On Wednesday. Ms p, his residence, No. 81
Eat Broadway Dr. Jsnes o. Pfoaft of ihe late Or.
DAME. rroud, and srad0a Of TIRE ,ts Judge Os'ie Of this
Neiise Of the day snd rlae, Of fbrdsl wiI t- sven
STAGG-On Wedn.d4y, May 1, Mr.. anna stage widswsi
The iends as elniyes Of the family ara repeatedly nv to
attend her u -Tsl lL'.Das Cnarc tIidsy the ~
in, a., O'clock fhs 4euaBs III BE- tas'n 10 GREENWOOD
SMIrfIn Brcokisn Wsduesdy Nav af scarlet fever.
The ihd II the ismy ii' a. eOa the inn-rs. o'
~ h"plo5tcn ste-t BrooAiyn, ~ tiiday Iay AZ M
WAsHiSGTJN-In BFolsi ! sadlrny, Wednesday, Nay
Mr John j. Wslingion sg,d q yesrs.
The IN nds and acgasrt epecvy invited to atend
l igneTa ota5 ~ insk, ou Ia. c. ncad sheet bsp'
tfst chmch near Cola street
WpODbRlDJE-lp NsI Bmpswick, n. J., on "Wednesday,
Nay C.lone wife ofthc Rev pr seaa-i NJ. weodb,idgs,
Ia tie <Vth yv-f o. PC. ss'.
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Arrived.

s,..m.h'p Cit, OfNs1eSe,sr tB Mcous'n nvsreso' % APl
,.s ao Of Toe Batter a, s:s M LpI s.,sa passed
y ny ,s s ;s. aa.s. 0sSI5 .p n .i.. ffS
.oesd f. Ste p o. S.7Sg ss 1s sa M ~ ~. G =. 10 a
'n 81 H. IeL.' g. nuaSers steamship Joan Be eoaa!
T. s.,h LAT pa's.d srlc- .hip p"., bound
lat is lou % 3l 'P,As s'eanhp solt9D eens. 'os
Have .. inst. % ss,iHsCss @ Pa.Sa MP Gin'i',''S' nom
ship Center. Arnold LvsTPoo a days. coal 70 bre~~
sbis Xm.,on HOvey London. nd's and to T. T. Nor
gao 'ueho Cd IN h, loTs e,y ,o ,a.. ana sss man.
to hs IL Marshall Co. April o. Ia ~ 80 lon - n p.s'sf
seip Co., L. lee. Gl.sow March p.s,.d Ts.l~ Agf
!, n.dse to Dsnhsp DinoD. Has been 10 DAYS W. -
BSs Even lie eoOa Pstidse cienfaesOs dsy' sssf
to Biz 81 y vo.s DsSss FaSehport for Boston.
Sne Remington suith St Marks 10 days. cotton. As
scar Banner Rncr Providence d'y'. b.li.st-
SEN. C.ir.,i.. Cole, PO'sl.nd day. .is.e
schr EmsIsan, Roe, wi.c,s,et Gays, po,s,oss
ssa s stephen r.S. sas c.. s .
schr ,,i,. T. Anssnoe, f%sas.as.p:is % iOI pishs0u
sesI seS AIcsra a.s. EsSspo :.i sa..u
scLr Joseph Turnei Csowrh Elz.trthpori foi boston
seS sss ssssS. s. PHp. sI1.Ss' Sss, s r Boston
Schr. les-phne, Davis. Eliz.be'hpes tof csnendss
ss f. s..ss" aSs 10
sss Ylfs :ya a,y yk ~ % as.s
se%. a.l.I:; 1as: ~oss E.s.'sy s.it s:a S:ss
ssS ~. & Cleveland ri%d.r sas,. ssa ssS.s
schr. Uncle Sam. Spsuidng RockiAnJ lime 10y
Scbr Union kock.snd, ----, srsDne ,sa~. D.. =
Schr jill. e. Gmays (of BucAsyorh 1nosn Eeess = ~
days sugar to B1cA Co u.,. q a.x. .n.,, a. a.
Schr w. II. Bsebe. CTochss' h"shs ~'"' 49, - -
Sh I~vrrs.s (of wiminstos DELI Comes. Ctsafssese
sy "eomsr Ireland Ksy West days cotton, &e V Bsa
seSr M.saew. Gilman. BsipOss dsys ssvai sssss -
ssSs sapd RSssn Rogers wmiaston. n c. aayS sAvl
ss, M.son Roger. ofNs Hsvsu P4nss Asssssss dsys
-Iss.rnI-. a. Il Pesfssll -
schr A Pssons Shaw schson,ie dsys eo<ses y CAas.
SehT. AdopA Huesl Wood. wlmir Esoa N c. Ays navSl
seorss mast~r Capt w hsvieg been yse & eh
Vile bsow wilmington OF dsyS end you'd s b. epswe4
pot until the ssh, when. With ~ oshss s - vo
soiS. M.resllA C'esl.a Wilmington n G., i.ss ,svsl
schr EIeu Perkins E,drides, Eiisabethpsn lsr esse
Goop Coquss, Huribut, kiEabe,hpott fos Hatt5oia y
Seop tesna Dsyt Esabelhpess fos ksw-iissoAH D4OJ4
Steamer Anthrseis, Jones. YhilsdsphA sAsA y \ -
ss::nss rsoosy. E'y Phll.dslpAiA .as. v Lps ~
sts.ass opwy, ke.sy. lsvslsssA 49, Y lsase Q1sa
oNs.nss fsseGska. Nys Nsw- bsAScsl -. & a2a6k
BElOW-eAip ksVsuss Psabsdy, nvsspsso - 9 -
70 T. nsssnsu c.. Amazon, osoas. ee9 le1sH.a.xcI
oA1k9D-oeyl j. ehife haQy q ske Wsss {sv6oSoSA
lAcs q Livespest Eeen esaalta (saQ - essose -
cssh esaoses lSs 6s 0ssSes. besls n.y1sSa = -
- ks0 = g.. Sss@ = 5:ss< fvf8x
wuD-o0slk1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEW-YORK........ q
Ctenred.

Shp-Consienmept Boy"n ST John, Walsh. Carver
Chss~. ST James Coicy, ST. John j. w. Eiwel Co.
l.. bulkey, Ross Rotterdam.
Bat.-Athsua lNor~. }. LsBsen, Cneensowp, Funeh,
Me,ncA. W~htt Due Cg1at tAast Gudsss Corh, w y.
Schmidt D. Holmes, Holmes, b.'sas Resess (brh Noel,
Coik u. BuLes. 49,
bns,-Copfict Inland ST. Kitts. J. W. Hubbsrd j. Tom
mos kay mond Ehzs1-ibpo Ns,E, Cssr.r Chase W. W.
Groon Snh Fors Mouroe Carous, boston Cibsrs simp'
sou Msyh.w Orcueds. PrreDei Ngev.s, Molina 10
scboou-r--E Aneiis lie. ang phlad-l.bia hcAeA.
Allen S~ars Cudiz r. Small buj0n Stochins Hartford,
A Racket Goden Gaze, Week. Bosom m,,,er sdwasses
Lopez of the ,uh, Weeks BGeues Ayfes,
N~sre nj john wnthrop Eldredse, csdiz; Ne.~hh
Son Julia Smith Or,ando Eii1sbe,h port a. n s@s.; T.
Beuey Buton Milton Del d n. Potts Co s. lockwood,
mi Camden De. b. N. Potts Co w Ponder Dofman,
Milton DEL N Potts 4 Go John Malone rIroeh i.tt!e
Fgy Uabor Arcade Saith, hsuzsniia Brett Son
Co; Wu Barton, ,ornws Milton. De useT' Ago, Love
lend. Little tg2 iisibor, ma Ter. ,,,,,,
~t-auri-SsIah Jones Ph.asl0hia, LopeT knkphrfci
AiGs Johnson, Ph.eeplis, james Hand; MNs Nichols
PLiadcphta
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Board OF CouEcILAEs.-The Board held reguh
meeting on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Jones, the PIa
deut in the chair.
The Board COZ curred with the Aldermen 10 discd
tinue The Public Pouni, Of Fifth avenue rs
Fny-fonrh street, receasty exi ing FOR It's con
iinuaion; al,o 10 ray David 4. Nsrn'ine $3.50 as
coml ensaioo Tor compiling tue Manual vi tie copo-
ration for 1861.
re-oluiion directing the s'ree' Commissioner TO
purcha,e staid of coOrs tor the New-York Zouaves
col. Hawkinsj WIS referred TO tie Committee on
National Affairs. Tie BJaId adjourned W Monday,
al nI, M
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MARRIED,

BOUTON-NASH-In Westport. Conn, Sunday. Aprfl a.
by the Rev John X. nisns, Geo. H. Boutoc, n. D. Of
HewYor1 and Mis- Mary r. Nssh Of wes,port.
HATCH-CLARKE-On Wednesday. May By the Rev. p. 8.
Wiley hio batch OF Augusta Ga, Mary E. daushtss
Alex Clarke of this city.
JACOBsON-KELLINOER-on wedne.d.y, Msy l. BY the
Rev Dr. Foster, William c. Jacobson " Lizzie H. youngest
daughter Of Samuel Kstinses, Geo.
MIx-wILLARD,&Ia & Wilton, Conn. on "Wednesday, May J..
By the Rev. g. u Wild Of ss.is,ed by thu New.
T. g. hastings Of New York the Rev Eldndr. Nil Of New
York. to Ms Susan Willard yoanesss daughter ths sss
DR.. David willard. 80.
PAULMIER-EEWMAN-OuW Wednesdsy April ~, BY the
Rev James Alett James w. Psulisg Aias Ehsa New
man. late OF Dublin. ireland.
RILE-SEYM0UR-ln Port Chsstes. n T., % Wsdsssdsy,
May By the Rev. L. Whecles Edward Rae VI kys v
Miss Emily A. Seymour Of North Wilton. Conn
Arusase Mr. H. H. Saith - hss Mary A. Huss1, slesss
dsushtsr Of The late l. v. Hss a. I'll ef this city
Vt, JOHN-COOkOs THURSDAY. April M e she ,sade"es q
tho BRIDE BY The Rev. Lot Jonss 6uas s jean As
A. c. Cock VA ~ lI aLa'.-
wINsoR-PHoCH-0s wsd.ssl.y s!scinf Ny 4 E -
mead Wissos y Mia IsssVh1ns nv. a-- ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Pas.cayers Arrived

In sfeo Sship City If McaAeer from Ltrs,ooMr Isssc
g. Lock McDon.ld Henry kiehard.oc A. 7fs,Gp...I
Sis sorh~ AZ Ms .ntou, Madame Jessoken sts Jain-
not .i.s J. kas- Lieut. Cot HsJs, Ns : kiog NJ hss'
~ King J. O. FOSTER, James Cay, r. Butler, T. l. M-hmq
NhsisI Apg. Bul!ocS. JaIl-s hscolD Job, Cslishan
,eph n. anulon Miss Emma brilmoht, John Auicaue, "
usi lii ou.c-and ~, in The . rersgc.
IN soAoo1rr Isy ~a,. y,on hoy Wes-hu Thompson,
Bower Capt Hoyt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

No material change has teen made in the bond and
stock accounts. TIE floating debt which at the date
OF the last port $lS,9J0 s.. has been reduced to
1895 30, by tie payne ent Of S,Oii oS curng the
year. Tie balance due VIII be taken up during 1851
At he last session of the United ares District Court
of Iowa. Judge Lane decided THAT the bonds sened by
the C,- Of Mcscane to the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad Company were issued without legal author.
iy and that, therefore the city cannot he coupeed
to redeem them. TIE bonds thus issued amount to
slSO,Oco and tie city has already paid two yeirs III
terest at 10 p cent.
BY tbs lsst steamer, we have the following table,
afiordng conparutve view of tue bank returns the
bank Of discount the price of consos the price OF
wheat, and the leading exchanges, during period u
four yeas, corresponding with the present date as
we'll "a teu v,ara bach viz in 1851:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

ho,s but tie aggeestc ayersSe OF the day sover 10
y cert.
T. c Miami Roads-the Little Miami md Cineinratt
naniIon 4 Dayton--vill show gain ln tier APni
statements The eorrespop Lg month last year. In
the pas, two y ehs .tev have both teen crowded WIN
through freghts, and their whole equipment ba' been
fully faxed 70 keep the Eact.bound freight moving.
basseb. CT tr,,se sel ia light
We anosx our usual summary Of the Exports Of De-
lretie Get u from this port for tie week ending Agf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

hiSIArJkk ALhAsAc
Sun L.J1 Mson-R Rtses..t
asIss vHis eAr
Sandy Hook... 1:J4 Gov island ....3;4+
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
tie rame snllect:
r..,r,,r pxpo,,y,, ros rrxN v rs,prx,

IHUksD.T MAY T. Iotl..
AsIES-Tbe inquiry l. good for Pearls. .es Of ioo bb.s st
t5t.f fo.s qCist rs "
Coz rOStbe ( has decline d foil c 10. with mod
sales We bidding tTlzud GU 3t Jic.
1eD gobg lty0in trzsitd We
rA.Ak kLA r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

= n0A BALES COTTON BATS, assorted
sDsOtJU stock or manufacture. fr sale at the low
e.t manufacturers pces Bv buying OF U. s.Ve oomis
,lns n. CAarkl LINING Co, J. HARhlSo On,
Artut No ~ Psar.-t JHsnbfrat sren.ion We also
nisuufcure HAHHlhG fON'S L sIENT CAHfnF LIHINu.
MATTRESSES BED CUMfGRTEKS. ard rWlNHS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Wes. and aie losing come amounts in other drec.
,ors but Tue aversse OF the day is over 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
DIED.

Dosoau1.s s;:;t: : w;5iS p. + vs., 49, Ss::a, =,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
OF American sloeks. Messrs. Barring write:

OF American slocks, Messrs. Barring write:
The .dyce, ceived yesterday have checked al dealings In
Ugued e4, and here h.d
10 Li'ed State - ~. No desuss ~ STATE ct-
N-gi oh and ne .aes2 boud., q. 3D. mgg &c - IN
2 dsc0Bt bond. Is 49, Nssi orb CeiI
usl .hale. 53. Micbi. Central ooHds %.
The circular Of Mr. r. +. Saltertbwaite reports on
tie rane sntject:
Ihr or American securities remains firm, There
IL demand for f.d.rs bonds aud inquiry fOr
Iious State Eitcisss abroad bond much wanted
AID very Transactions sc- in AsHtic AID
Bohd. lNew iot scctiJn) from y ~ ~ The
the Oil Wells clos. snd IN the vicinity VI tic
by rNiTosd continue he Xtiaordinsry
ss5 tie products premise add largely the atc
sititg s npetion to Columbus and WaTen. En-
Ia C-DA Central hay. been strsoy
NJ fair tessd until yesefd-y when loser qpotsos
b.ig received As~ lofs, ls Of " OOk plae
Of them. CI.Js to " f and " TO ~, for 80
count, 9.k MAY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

The capital stock y unchanged from last report On
ths let Of Jsauary 1861 the trustees of ths real sssass
bonds redeemed fou The proceeds Of that fund t2o.
500. leaving the present amount Of said bouds out
Standing os9, ,250. TIE ClsvsanA Columbus and Gin.
sinnsa Railsssl Csapa.y has ssdssnsda and now Aods
oseNoe ~ hssns bsaA, wAsA ~ cssgasy ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
A I MACY's.
"A Lsdies visiting New. York win fnd OF
n. ii. HACYS,


6ihav. aud i4h-st..
COMPLETE STOCK of LADIES' USnER LlNtN
made IN usnser rs PE CENT LtSS THAN fkOAD
WAY PhlcEs , c.r,,.,-,
full r..od stock Of Ladies, and ChGf-rfs 81 RM ~ and
ENGLISH O>ERY and UNDER YEAR, 30 FIR CE"I
LEsS rdAN BROADWAY PRO ..,,.,,
magnificent suck 81 .,lhBCHS Gsest 'tyr,,i ~
FRENCH FLOWERS, hUCEkS TABS, tap-bsfS-t> -
&c. FULL 81 PER CENT LESS THAN BEoAp"N
PRICES. .. ...., . .>,,c 49,
A complete stock Of RIAL aud IMITATION LkcEs, NM
TILLA iACkS, MANTlLLA -CINTtRS. LACE Man tih-
LAS sad sliAWL5, EMBRolDERiES Of svoTy description
ara y ice. -o,, .r,o,,, rup corr op IA
PORfATlUS. ~ z,,,-.,.s ,ysr,ptrf e
A de.irsh. STICK Of LACE CURTAINS. VEsriBgLs
LGCES DHAPERY MUSLlHs, @c, LitkE GQ-y,, LlNLN
HANK CRCHIFFs, HOUSEKEEPING 1OODS &c ..
ChE4PFR THAN ANY OIgEk HOUSE IN ,EE CITY
fai .tock Of SOTiONS TAPES, BRADS, &c, complete.
LADIES' CELFBRATED PARIS KID oLOyRS,
50 GEMS PAIR
NONE BETTER ~ THE CITY AT ANY pRiCK.
"a q nd 2UJ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

y n0u MANTILLAS and sHAWLS.
SskOVb 8. Mills & Go.
Op.I ,..lr immense stock Of CLOTH SILK MASTLES
BURNOUS CIRCULARS &c,
At whole ale retail al very low Pric,s.
'hs a'e and desirable Ooois
TO be fund Ia city. FveTy H-ds TO oder.
STRING SHAWLS FROM AUCFiOS,
New and besaufUl desigDs, ~ dcrii.d bsrg,iri
No. 3s2 ard "a Broadway.
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

rI ,'e.l.4u
4ll.n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

HAISTEAD & STILES,
III Nos 81 aud 81 NJ MURRhYSTy New.foIk
lupoutrs and Jobbeu Of CLOTHS, CASSiMERtS, Nksr-
mos aud every stye ano qss, Of Goods ClOhe.
Id Mrr1hatt silns Tor MclIIs md 8Oys veSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Toparinrrsbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP.
~ The undersgned haS. THIS DAY formed COPARTSER
SHIP under and ty Ia Of L. A. OSBORNE Co. and
will continue the bnsipes Of manufacturing SKIRTS A. NO "
W1fenst-ke~-York orb. May ], isGl -. uo
JULIUS IVES n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

The 23d monthly report Of WIN. Key Bond Re-
ceiver Of the Cincinnati. Wilmington and Zanesville
Rlroad covering the operations Of tie road for the
month OF March, 10 follows:
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Boots, Shoes, Sc.
Dniloins Materials. a

EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
go 80 = isS". ~ q tvian IA ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Warts.
or INSTRUCT, FSs

CITUATlONS WANTED by two Girls one one. ~. as
- cHAMBERMAlD AID WAITER; tho 'terr q - ece
MdCHANBFRhfHiD. Bo'h give Toe os.t ol - ~
from ib.i- las, rmpoyss Gala No. 90 Wes,itht oan DC
sseu for y DAYS.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24

ARRIVAL OF CoxNoDoRs HoLIIxs.-Com
uollins arrived in the city, this morning =,
hall. past IL o'clock. on board the steame,
Calhoun, which had in tow the prize reta.
ken BY our naval forces from the enemy.
From the hasty information we couli pe,
II is the Fincennes aud not the Preble =.
previously reported, which was sunk hr
our gallant Manassas. The Preble and
Richmond got. also their share, and The
latter is aground. in a very bad condition.
It is expected there was great loss of life
on board the Vineennes. as the scream;no
and shrieks, while she was sinking. we-e
awful to hear, but on account of the darI.
ness. it was impossible to be witness of tina,
terrible, grand drama, to make any esti.
mate of the damage done.-New Oyiean.
Picdyuae-
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
VAN buren,
FEMALE SEMINARY.

F. P. LEAvENWORTH, PRINCIPAL.
MOT anticipating further interruption from the
IN war. the Trustees lave opened the Van Blu
rem Female Seminary, usual for the reception of
pupils. Ample accommodation has been provided
for all who may attend, ard pains will lie spar
ed to make the course thorough and practical
The services of Of the best and most experenc-
ed teachers in the South west have been secured,
and will be added as soon the patronage of the
School will justify.
The year is divided into two Sessions the first
ending Jan. 81, 1862. and the second June 80 1862
The same reduced rates will be adhered to- in
order to meet the continued pressure of the times
but deduction teH be made on account of absence
ercepf IN cases protrdced sickness or precious
tract
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
payable One-half in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Primary, reading, spelling, etc. $500
JUNIOR CLASS
Lower English branches (Wri.ine, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic, ,Elocution etc 1900
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany, Rhet-
orie. Algebra. Geometry, Chemis-
try, Astronomy, &c, 1900
Greek, French or Latin, each 500
Music on Piano, by Mr.. F. DeJeune, 5000
Use of Instrument 400
Drawing (Crayonwith perspective) 500
Boarding. can be had in respectable families
for $500 per week
All applications to enter the Seminary must be
made to one of the Trustees
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND,
JAMES A. DJBRELL, .
CHARLES G. SCOTT. Board OF
JOSEPH J. GREEN Trustees
d. c. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren,, Ark. Sep. lst, 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24

ARrEMus WARD ON THE Bull Res
MovE.-Notwithstanding haint writ much
for the papers of late. nobody needn't fat.
ter their selves that the nndersined is ded
On the contrary, Il still live." which
words were spoken by Danyl Webster,
who was a able man. Even the old line
Wings of Boston will admit that. Web
ster is ded now. howsoever. and his mantle
has probly fallen into the hands of some
dealer in End hand close, who can't sell it.
Ieastways nobody appears to be goin round
wearin it to any particular extent now-a-
days. The regiment of whom 1 was kur-
mel finerly concluded they was better adapt
ed as Home Guards, which accounts for
your not hearin of me ear this, where the
cannon doth roar. But as American cit
izen shall never cease to admire the mas
terly advance our troops made on Wash
ington from Bull Run. 1t was we'll dun.
l spoke to my wife bout it at the time
My wife sed it was well dun.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24

Lg The New York Sun was sold a few
days ago for S35.0O Less than two years
since it was sold for $3.50. 900, and the net
profits Of the concern were $50, 0,O0O.-
Newspaper business is not good at the
North, at present.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24

~ Seamsrresses. are particularly in
vited to the advertisement of Lieut.. SAN
MARTIN, in this paper.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
NOTICE
Wheat Flour & Corn Meal
AT HaB

VAN BUREN COTTON MILLS.
TlLOUR and NEAL, can Be found ct all times,
bank Of the river.
We nov intend 10 keep Cur mills going sll the
time. where all having 8heat q Cora to gr1ad,
will please to give us call.
We shall sell - low - the market prscs dise
,our Fieur q trial.
Ssra. % 1861. tbs
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
NOTICE.
Sailed Meats for the Armv

NoA0A.
Sailed Meats for the Army!
n LII persons who have propositions to furnish
"A salted BEEF and PORK, Hoop Pole. and
Stages. or work as Coopers. will call upon M ".
;. ASH, Superintendent ard Inspector of Sub
sistFnee, at the Commi.sary's office at this Post
It IS not intended by the Government to pack
and put up meats. but to give assistance to those
who Will put mp beef and pork for sale to the Com
Iissariat. The resources of the Department will
1a used to procure barrels for this purpose. The
afreis VIII he made at the expense Of the Depart
ment. and furnished as part payment for proyis-
ions thus packed and furnished. information will
be furnished by Mr.. Nash, as to the resour.as ~
the country in respective to furnishing harris y
w van Buren Fort Smith, and probably Fayette-
me. VIII De established as depots for the recen
ion of provisions. WY 'e''P'
Office Of A. Q. NJ, C.S Al Cant. A. O N.
Fort Smith. Oct. l2. l66lj 3wis
~ B-All communications on the above sub;ect
must be addressed to r. s. NASH. Comm;.s.2v,s
Office al this post
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Groceries, Hardware, &c.
Just Reed by r. Perkins.
MOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candl 5
Iy and Soaps, pepper. spices, ginger. starch etc
Water buckets. cburns, brooms, wash bcar,ls
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco OF
various brands Oysters and Sardincs
CASTINGS Of every description Nails. Plows
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butts :
farming utensils of all kinds whips, ETC.
blacksmith Tools, of every description
large assortment of Crockery and Queens
ware, jars. jugs, ct q ut TASKS, Tin Ware. etc,
april III. 1851 7. PERKINS.
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Re- He vino has made Time his friend
will have little to fear from his enemies
but he that it his enemy will have little to
hope from his friends.
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NotiOe.

nY srder Of the City Cornell, notice is hereby
Il eiyen to all persons owing Lots fronting on
Nam Street between Water and second street. Who
have NOT laid their pavements, are hereby notified
that il said pavements nos laid on or before the
first ds:s of November next, the City Council Will
proceedto to have them laid ss the owners expense.
Also. all pavemen;s needing repairs. must be at
tended too by the owners Of said property in the
above iaecified tise it will be done by the City
and thi Lots taxed for the same.
GEO. ". NEWLAND. City Recorder
City.cf Van Buren, Sept 81, 1861 3wl6
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E0 indecision is our greatest daily sin.
An undecided, vacilating man never ac-
complishes anything.
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AASONIC

VAN BuRES LODGE, No. 6. A. Y Masons, hoI
their regular monthly communications, on the ght
OF the second Monday in each month.
JoHN IseRAN, W.M., S. IF. CorrRKLL, SW., j.
r. Ming, Jw., j. H. HASEr, Se'cy. H. c. HAY
NAN, Treas. B. j. BRowS, S. D., j, NJ. Woop. ]
D., A. FRANK. Tiler
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0 Give a wise man health, and b
will give himself everything else.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24

AMI m1nOd ANDlLE GENERALLY,
1859. 1889.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
a RE now opening a very large and extensive
IA assortment of Fail and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers
at "noiesaic or RETAIL sep II, SO
DAINTs, OILS. &C.
Il 100 kegs WHITE LEAD.
goo b Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red,
100 fb Red Lead,
200 gallons LINSEEp OIL,
$50 +" Spts Tt CzPENTINE
50 h Prussian Blue
300 b Birthstone
900 b Flour Sulphur,
300 ib Epson Salts.
500 ID Spanish White.
$50 ID White Chalk
$40 fb Putty in badders.
2o0 gallons Lard Oil,
July g. % lsss 3 B''aH WARD t9s .s1s souTFHaAYp +
IDRH GOODS.
30 Bales A and domestic,
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted
lou Cottonades, assorted.
l2O I" Blue Denims
800 90 Domestic Stripes,
ooV RAIDS,
3OO Mariners Shirting,
100 ' Fancy Lawns,
30 &" Ginghams
20 '' Solid color !"
80 " Black and Colored Alpaccas
800 Silk Handkerchiefs,
100 " Fancy Prints, assorted,
80 " White Cambrics,
60 '' Checked {"
60 8" Jackonet d"
$50 doz. Cotton Handkerchief,
IS Linen
July l3. 1859 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
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SThe merchants of Shreveport, La.
held a meeting on the 1st inst, and agreed
upon the following rates as . standard
price upon which they would take cotton
in the payment of debts due them, or for