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The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

sJy- We call the attention of our readers to
the card in our paper, of BAILEY, BEIDLEMAN
& Co.. of Fort Smith, wholesale and retail
Druggists. They are prepared to offer in
ducements to purchasers of Drugs and Medi-
cines, that cannot be surpassed. DR.. Bailey
is well, and favOrably known, to many of our
citizens, as gentleman worthy of their con-
tldence and patronage. Orders made on this
House will be filled to the letter.
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Errors of Youth,

a Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility and PERMANENT
Decay, and all the effects of Youth
iul indiscretion, will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it the rec
ipe and direction for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers. wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing JNO. b. OGDEN.
80 No. l3, Chambers-st, NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

aY- That reliable old merchant ID. {. Will
Jams, received by the Peter Bolea, big stock
of general Merchandise, suitable for this mar
ket. Buyers at wholesale will not find more
complete stock to select from, this side of ST.
Louis, than this. Take a look at it.
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tB- Cotton shippers and the travelling pub

tB- Cotton shippers and the travelling pub
lie generally, are referred to the card of that
magnificent steamer Peter Bolea; she hav-
ing entered permanently into the New Or
leans and Arkansas River trade, will make
regular trips. Planters viii see at once the
advantage of shipping their cotton on boat
going through. WHITE 4 HANLEY, Agents.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

cY ScoTT & Co., received by the Ameri-
can an extensive addition to their stock Of
Goods. Old Indain traders will recollect that
\. J. Ward, is connected with this House, and
will be pleased to see any Of his former Gus
tome. Their stock is purchased expressly to
meet the wants of the county, knowing just
what the times demand.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILROAD
Election Of the Directors.-At q meeting OF the
ltock-holders of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, held in Memphis on the 10th inst,
jhe following gentlemen were elected Direct
lrs for the ensuing year: Il. c. Brinkley, M.
I. Wicks and Samuel Tate, of Memphis; ). W.
Williams, of Little Rock, and William DICK
9on, Of Alabama Messrs. Tate and Williams
1rc now directors, while the former gentle
hen were members of the last board. AT a
Abscquent meeting of the Directors, Mr..
|Brinkiey was elected President, Mr.. Sam.
Uate Vice President, Mr.. b. ID. Williams, Sec
petary and Mr.. John Robertson, Superinten-
Eent of the road which is now in course OF
fcnstruction.- Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

cX- A. NJ. Callahan & Co, have received the
past weeka fine stock of Goods suitable for
the winter trade They offer inducements to
purchasers that cannot be excelled. Drop in
and see them.I .. do
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RIVER NEWS.
THrRsDAY, Nov. s, 1866.

THrRsDAY, Nov. s, 1866.
The river is about on a stand; with21a to 8
|et on the bars. 1t commenced raining last
lght and still continues, and has every indi-
ition of long storm, and will undoubtedly
P'e US a big rise in the river. .t
ARRIVED.
|t'oy morning-Ozark and W. a. Caldwell.
|Nnrdty night--Peter Balcn.
"day-Nan Bilren. I..
DEPARTED. D..
F@rday morning-W. A. Caldwell ~ E.
|uday-Ozark and Peter Balen.
an Buren, had a good freight for Gibson;
probably return Saturday.
Inc Victoria, Capt. Abrahams, was to leave
1.pW5 on the I'd for this point.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SC 000 4 YEAR made by any one
R$,OUO $l5-Stencil Tools. No expe-
rience necessary. The president, cashier and
ireasurers of banks indorse the circular
sent free with samples. Address the Ameri-
can Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, Yer
mont. Am
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

sE- We congratulate the Little Rock Neus
on the fine editorial talent, added to its paper.
The names of A. ii. Rutherford and j. d. Kim
ball are familiar to the people of State, and
we look upon the success of the News as a
cnrfainty.- |. III
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wwe are requested to say that Mr.. A..
w,ssoS oft. Smith, will visit Van Buren
next week to purchase HIDES and PELrRlEs.
Those having any on hand would do well to
have them ready for sale.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

~" E. C. Powell is not behind in new
Goods. The large business he does keeps him
constantly receiving additions to his stock;
within few days he has added largely. Re-
collect, his motto is "quick sales and small
,ro6ts
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

tY~ We are under a thousand obligations
to our friend, Mr.. Joseph Mogridge Of Fort
Smith. lie has the ring of the true metal
more pushing, go-a-headitivenesss about him
than any man we know of. If we only had
half of his vim, we would thank our stars.
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Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of
warming and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Ad-
dress, DIR. j. SKnIIN HouGHToy, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
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A'rF We would direct the especial attention
OF Cotton growers to the proposition offered
by COLLINS & LANIGAN, Ft. Smith. They are
gentlemen of undOubted integrity, and will
strictly fulfil any contract they may make.
See their advertisement to" cotton planters"
In our paper.
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Strange but True,

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail (free of
charge) by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TIIOS. L. CHAPMAN. %
March l7-39tf S3l, Broadway. y. Y.
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&Gn A MoNTH Agents wanted for sir
entirely ne,c articles, Just out Ad-
iress .. 7. CAREY, city building Biddeford,
Me, ..' u. Iva
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IF We are indebted to IlUGn MACDONALD,
Esq. 'of the House of Brooks, Macdonald q
Co., for ieles of New Orleans papers.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

~ See n. Z. MCKEE & Cos. advertisement
to Cotton Planters, &c. in this paper.
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

u We call attention to the advertisement
bf Mr.. p. Lynch, Notice to Debtors.' Pat
! terribly in earnest, and debtors, If they
know what is healthy for them, will toe the
nlark at once. js
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VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.

tS- s. NJ Pettingiil 4 Co. in Ne,c York and
Boston. are authorized 10 receirs adrertising for
The Press, IN those cities.
10 Capt. p. Aqy and Jno. Ned!e, uith c. G..
Scott d Co.. drsour Agents az Lille Rock.
TAey uiU receire subscriptions far the Press
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09

sS- Gold sold in New York on the lst j
|7l6. Cotton--middling upland, 80 Gems
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09
lQTICR TO lERTQKS.

4 Ii persons indebted to M. LYNCH,
~ either by Note or Account, are hereby
notified to come forward and pay up at once.
All who do not pay attention to this summons
by the lst of January, will be sued to the full
extent of the lava word to the wise IS snf-
!icient--come forward at once and SAVE
COST, as am compelled to settle up this old
business.
Country produce of all descriptions will be
taken at market price. such as Cotton, Com,
Wheat, Hides, Peltrics, etc, etc.
All persons desiring to payin produce, will
deliver at Lynch's Brick Store Main street,
Van Buren.
oct. lie +. {, L1NNh'
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School Notice.

YNIIE undersigned have opened a School ;
male and female; In the METllO-
DIST CHURCH, of this place and will con-
tnuing for term of forty consecutive weeks,
at the following rates, payable monthly.
Reading and Spelling, ~ 90
Primary Geog, Gram, Arith. 8 90
Advance Geog. Gram. Arith. 90
Algebra, Geom, Philosophy, etc. 90
Latin So; Music S.. (ex.) Drawing SO (ex) ;
rn.sinting IS (ex)
W. i. ALEXANDER,
Mrs. ADA s. BARBOUR.
Van B, rem Ark, Aug. -. 1855 M
The Van Buren press., 1866-11-09
VAN BURBu NURSERY.
Southern Fruit Trees for Southern
Planters.
By the Single Tree, By the Dozen By the
Hundred or Thousand. One two and
three year old, Summer, Fail

by Me Single Tree 0y the Dozen by the
Hundred or Thousand. One two and
three year old, Summer, Fall
and Winter Fruit
HAVING been chiefly engaged for the last
III 20years In the cultivation Of Fruit and
Fruit Trees, and In the meantime having tes-
ted thoroughly nearly every variety Of choice
fruits grown In the u. s., north and south.
very many of which have proved worthless,
especially northern fruits, anu long since ex-
terminated from my orchard, substituting in
their stead Others suitable to the sunny clim-
ate of the south. Whereby ] feel certain of
having culled from the numerous Catalogues
Of the country the choicest selection Of accli-
mated trees ever before offered In this market
at prices as reasonable as can be afforded at
any southern Nursery In the U. s.. Send on
your orders. II you don't know the varieties
wanted by name, call for so many summer; I;
so many fall and so many winter varieties,
and will in all cases, send them so assorted
Of best varieties of each. Send for Cata-
logue Of names in which will be found some
instructions as to1ime Of planting and mode
of culture.
RICWD THRUsTON, Proprietor,
Val dc Pcmmc, Oct p. Van Buren,, Ark
, 1866-09-17

a Meeting of Endorsers of"MS foales''
.r,nt xrn. NOT IIcld-The soloicfs
did not Conc.

n, er,t uce.ins Of tho National Union Cub,
To ue nc b.1I on satusda5 evening, Was announced
With grand flourish Of tEumpets IN 'as y, ua.'ers
columns Of the He., and o5 setlss ~ y pqs nsncr
easa sousa1k av ,oenss htch rtnek IN copiously
ns IN she e,e e., preinent portion. Of DO elly
a. r,nnrcd to he a ueet1nc OF soldiers and taaiofN
Sho werc endorssss esI,,na q my Polsys PS.esysa
or WHO Nono ~ ia hvead md
hntteTr r. witch Andy Johnson Is ropnlar!y
h;ye carried .o9Ia oY I'd h I'm + hs
ssss ia sste tonr through the So'th. Tbs 5ee1-
1ne NEW "a. called by General O. + Mann Wao hs
is hot more sncezstul in collecting NJ anse.nSa M TT
iee;ias crowd OF supporters Of Andy 1e9nsont ~ ~
! may expect very soon to be turned out o1 us VI
, 1866-09-17

in Chicago, vhero Corn, and not Cotton: T. hing.
lie breadAnd-batter policy Eooa hso8etne3
se9ss eThs ch;eeop @ Tass il lis issua Of ysstetdAy
practically adna.ss that the effort e Eett1gcthss
e soldiers and salos e enao,ss nS Tss r. 1ae be
srrt thsf }hc,a W1a rp meeting on Saturday night,
foI the double Tea1on thai Il fained eaa taat ths:s
vero othe1 eala upon The M "a
ninr nuf Iii mention OF soldiers md sai!os4, snd
3alls back upon lbe old peace 81 q isoa cainng
ppon those who lore peace 70 attend an 3alontnet
HOMO Copperhe1d peace snsaGH 4 ne meeting
M fhe sdiet1 and Sailors will be about - scssc:
| a. rniains IL boarding. bouse BREAD tsao pa1tes
, 1866-09-17
AN AWFUL DEATH.
A Thief Calls on The Deity to StfA3e
Him Dead, II Gully, nnd
Instantly Expires.

II very dtElcult thing for us to realize Ia
thIs ..aer Of rcason'' the truth OF The aphorlsn
for ages dovontly believed BY the whole world.
that tho Great Jadee Of all listens to the appeal
made to Him. From the vcsy earliest times Of the
worlds written history That ready arbitFamcnt
was accepted ~ an article Of ia'th. Amons no
jews the lot vas freely sesosted to: It va. BY
ihst process that Achau was sorted ont from
smonE aN lszasl, and the wedge Of gold fonno
Il hs tsat tnn,Ss ws' ,{sesdy Se1 renaaesass
e shey beliered@Sy eli aod himself: The alnuer 5onsh
was found ont In like manner. When hqsaa. "a "a
Aaron 10 govern, thc earth opened and swallowed
them up, 5nd when Tho lsraelitcs dcsircd king.
Saul was chosen by 1T the choice hasi1& eSsa TSe
casting By iols was aiso scsoed e hy the Apos.
lies, When they they choee one 10 81 she R'iss as
hs .1nlos 3ad. tasy ry 10
hf She Ell asss a nesyeny rsna', w.s
~ iaIn,s III us sefsas ntS os seood Of
We hayo all read Of the means rtsoffS f. 70 ~
lug those suspected Of ,stche5 Ing 1ians,s 1ne,
s!fdi Relieved hi, il Tic single combat God would de-
fcnd The right In these latter days WG nave; 91M
ever, changed ~ thas, ana 9e T. Se.ta S WHOM
sn expectation that the call VIII be nnsWe1ea M 5e,
Yet even now Gaze Is presented which noinu
strongly % the fact that 'there Is God who hear
On Saturday nieht Ut. sSoni eight 4sloss H.
russ!an tailor named Kosens,is Essaa1ns sa q ~, Su
pio7ed ntSe St Soses kouth clssk slee aeeuss
The accused @ aeo'ea III 9 s1s s,s rs ienru
drop daa Hs out I'D that God would eEike hta dead
hc sI lie money. Scarcely had tho woIas passS s,,
sss{ + + ssaa ii e s. ri sss
simply 5ai3isa ZEN ,ds f,e e1s,s3Sin sa.sesin
| r,nYrfpr lhc money was ulGC0fEkEu
, 1866-09-17
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
A Brutc In HUman Shape-He Shoots
his Wife In the Face-Neglect-
Horrible Dfst1gurement-
A Wretched Howell
Tho Abode OF the
Whlskey Eends

Abont half mast two O'Clock. on Saturday fftes-
noon. A woman usrned Hea1ez Uas thos By hcr
hutbsud. in miserable horel La Tho &ley running
bctworn Wabash avspue and Clark street. near
Harrison. TIM wounds may provo htal, Hpfopnr
csre be not tAken Of the wrcsrhcd wanan.
The wonld-bo murderer, Valentino deslor, IL
tailor by trade, and has worked fos Abraham
Rsnh,el, No, SIS State street. In the rcar Of which
be Lived. Healer has worked steadily fot some
tine past eazncg soma Neeha y hish = twenty.
Il, ss ss NEXT Sg sysn q Cd
s s,sssk Sss4nssd e. s 81: $ sd
gspe1Is 'Rd e IA ,s.s tss .o., shs ssS
starvation. Hr. Raphael, uesles'a employer, states
that be was not intoxicated on Saturday, = That
my rrovocalion on thc part of bis wife.
t 4esler had not been II work during sho wess.
and when he esmc hoEoo ~ 70 IT a1seFnoon, r n,s
only y ahnse. Mrs. Hesler was continually ker;
IL state OF fear for her utc, a. her husband had
ssn w s1 80 ,ss a mot
their mother tho amount Of ticis esrnings IN ss.
papers, seeing which tho ltute asked her for this
no I s r. ,ssssa Ss ls aas ssp
Il snss sS Tsn rs poee RnGa Raa rnnsa
IT, ' M MD drsW aSTeG Pistol ieaded wit snail shet
ss f y H. eas % s ttS9 % saS
| The ehot mauglcd and tore her t&ce fnghiuly. IN
1icting wonnis which may prove fatat The pop
| wonIan*s fncr presents naAss Of contnscd fesh
afea 1t T. sso9 saa hsr ea
and dlt1gured. The almost ,mnrderea vi.
| screamed as eoon as shot, and The brute aes
bcr wounds, and the door ~hesc she fill was GOV
cred With gore. Thoec living Ia the irntuedla.
vicinity, hsarin; the fhos, rushed IN snd r1ske,
BED, and medical aid summoned. Dr. aerlle cam
and iookea Il !hc patient, and, the nesshhozs "a.
, 1866-09-17
Markets by Telegraph.


EKw Youk. Scptemtsrb D. |
WEEKLY REVIEW.
1he1e has been an anlnated demand fnE pfenas1uns
during the week, particularly Indian cosa-
FLoTE. |
The adranee Of low n1d medium grades 81 noat nas
teen dollar barrel owing to tho Reduction OF s'oek.
Tbe favorable new to Europe has stimulated the &C.
tlvity. n,pr
has gradually strengthened. With eonslaesaoe
la,iye inquiry, bpt closes qu!et-
AKIF AND LAR1.
under more liberal receipts have declined.
,r,n rood demand nom ] the South, hss advanced.
HoPs.
1ne adyces 1som the nopgroFing districts arc more
| favorable.
The stock 70 REDUCED to lets than $1,000 barrels Ihs
with the light receipts at the lake ports has lupafte
/ rsnncus 10 the market.
9brre has becu considerable activity 10 neT amocr
! wheat and prircs have Gnctuased. closing aeAvs'
choice spring wheat is extremely scarce and tos no.
1new, to arrive, r 10 has beea DID
The stock Is extremely limited for thu season. ani
estimated At 14eoo bushels 1t consists chiefly Of In
ferlof spring. s.p1x1.
New barley has arrived more fccl5, and sells ho~-
II ut s1Ias1,D. rmsx
1snrm, and good business Ia doing. Prices arc
l without change
Rio has been 1css sctive There has been no change
In prices but tho MARKET rules hrua. VIC Qoo'e 'oe
! ! whole range Of fIlo At lehG1eAe-
= COTTuN.
There has been good demand principally from sp.n
ncts Prices hnye advanced-cosin@ 1t1n ~ ae8@see
for u,lddl,ns urlsnas. New Orleans and Ke1as'
/ NoLAaaEs. .-..-...-
Tnc market Wis dull until Friday, when there ~as an
# .ctiye demand and priccs rned 1Fmsr- we qaote
cuba Muscoyodo at 4ossoc and Porto heo st ts7ae.
Is ScaxRa.
~ There tas been mote actFity outinK ~ ~
uecs INT prtcet hhyD been torneThaf Irregular.
nno,e fats to good refinery At 1as@fa2c; Cnoa sAS
;" IKE; Porto Rico 11x91lNc.
=, Noxxf.
rtc Money uAttet ia unchanged and fen2lns fef
IN | r.sy The Gold rnaskes closed M at INK.
Tit r,stlsn exchange marSes remains dull TIC clk
:;;a nj Doston to-day TOOK out $lsa.oN IN Specie.
is l GOVERNMENTS
- ~, Coxerumcnt secufitie3 were quiet sud akae
~" l this Afternoon. .-.. --,
,:san DEF oooDs E1ruA1nf-
Joobers prices bsown shs,snfH Aanat'c a, -: =
] r.hot ss3xc: Howard Il 11c, l1nasI- 1sct yak y
III F,rnehsd shlrttas<-Nev Tosk sttls, fc; James ~
nd u.ltou Son. sc; Anthony Manufacturing CompA1
~ | 25Xc; Primer River. 80. ,
nr Pr,uts-Ncsr1mac ", 21G27c Sfcrfimsc u, 2'e;
". e,dc tac; Hsu1,ton, tsc: Emrste, asxc.
m.a pantr col1as-Aletsoroesn Collar conpahs-t
~ nm And Gsrrose No to No. 10. extra silver col
csle,. s1o.0oss5.00. Go1dsmsihs Pateot-Bsfon+ ~
ow- shakespeare. s4oh-
Tcst CuGs-t3b!10. with asseoans' ~. .,,.o. ,t
tho MAGIC Nufnes-No e. fl0.h9; No. tn9s ~
tne .,an6. uoncyiade-Eo.7 $50; No. s, $soo; No
In. I $50. n ,,,. q,
I'm teac c, sc; AEosktag. D. SIC.
ia sft1uca-York. SIC; Uncasriilc &c Albany. lae'
, 1866-09-17

--..r,d With tho seriousness and length Of the
srrcrlc which The treaeher1 OF bad ofncaa o. he
GoTtInment may thns impose npon ne peop.es
spd with tho duty OF ~ p3t!aota 70 SonspiaaSe Ss
srew sr4se S Ia ft,fm NA1toxK1 Us1ox Aesocii11ox.
esgsaiEatiqe I. rot Intended to snpet1,s3e
rTyoii,ic1l ciub 10 sszvo tho purposes Of merely
tSe rcndipg staie, OF even Freatdentan election
II sinoe both At more permaneneJ md more vteo-.
and will prepare to dEht1t out On this Lire, II II
thkea q life ufne+
with ills view It wi1l poseess Itself Of snits-
bio house and lot. with furniture, readin
which 10 stimulate and cnlIg public scuttE1ent.
in The way OF publications and public aaoeanFs,
after the manner Of the UN1oa lkAouk q Fnls'
dclphia. A. ia The case Of the last mentioned IT.
sociation. the sees Of memberbh1p q the HsnonAl
Union Association shall he my dollsss admission
and t,ye1,tJ.fiYe dpll4s1 DEF nnuum.
, 1866-09-17

THIS bcutnccut religions Institution was o.
ssca son,e eight years ago hy tttuas o. te 'u'.
lar School enpSe, Nho Ee1t the need oI union auu
u1c,hot in carr, Ing on theis important woiA' AS
ut,ects were: ..--...,-. ~, ~.
Sunday School worl, in ih1s city and county to..
t.I1n,- needy home school. and occnpEln: every
nynsisblc iioi,l: with ably eonIuctcd Mission
sesocif IA nrou,oe the ssa.n,ug nt Sunday School
teacher. tor tAsir great o7s, by The Institute aha
oaef Fo 1oS fasns.s central rooms 70. The nse q
t,c,,crr viii rst class library, maps sahanet,
IND other requisite apparatus to' tae euuaa'
ssa'<1t. Ia nub,i.h monthly tho 7<7eAsr, first
class srnday School mazazne'
,1vsM ne of Witch tho following gentlemen arc at
Tlsea TTcracnt, T. s. skiuner, Eau; Secrets15,, T.
ls9ss;ss, Ss.s;5s F. iasaSs
81; s; ciinienIeui aud otleeM & edition Of the sa"ooS
asci 7fcth<t D. e. L. nlacka,1, .aan,h,v n.e.1nrs
IN he cify, IL eu.hns out missionaries to otEan
lie mission sshoels. and u GI,ce. eg ;},sonch fhs
eonn;;,r to increase he number Of Sunday School,
more inteseni ad eeS.a'f 81 intesests Of H.
srs. ~ sscucsal: and llesc lhlngs IL is acfom
nlhIre Fl no small degree; The reIen e. otr ~
ir 'hs ysa snNlaS Sey asss
IN ~ r;t1 i'd 10. Which a IRE mission schools
! IL fhn rct,rfv y: tc isl, III. Number o. onccs
end tcachcrS. s.s1s ,cholaEs, Is se!nenc1a
: libraries, e87tS. All Protestant dcnom1nauop
. are rcprcecntca in the work and It's fcsnlts.
Tiax TLAcuEN.
a ,,.ndsotue monthly Of tNcu.y-six pages, so
/. f.tns rrcat amount Of matter instructive au0
b tcrrttins 10 ficnis Of the snnday sehoot "of
Il M well IL an appropriate piece oi music n ca
ID nn,1I,er. It il nnder The thatEe OK ~ cdssost
10 Committee OF four clctcymcn from diurEcns d
noninations tn thc city.
p Jhe htadquaste.s q tde onn on.om MA II consist
ho two haia aeo.nciv lifted M rooms, eonta,oinl
| library Of cnolcc works for consultation, nh Y
nag1xiucs, home and f1rttEc, Anu ot4et a.u:
nv study, and constituting pleas ant and r!ousa
ulncc Of rcsost fur icschsEs and otdtSa lHtcses
10 ii lie cnnse. The rooms weFo opensa aoon. nt
1to n,3i1lc Of August last and have aireah3 nen
nc. It'd ~ some three hundred pcrsons+ Ihe5
=, nnen daily from "a. 2. t. 81. n, aaa t,, also
cs. Sstn,aav evenings. Or. Rlacsnll. the inacMtl
efa h1e Observation-Disclosures, ,has a1InuEcd npon Eap g.
the elsv Nd countr round, Sarious1y co!osGd p'e
use oY pnttcboard In such way as 70 inu1ea's e -
Tier | rinlsce INC location and denomlnatoa u. y. -
the tcheo. In the county, foruatnS very n1epiou'
1sht rfs WANTS.
as The Sunday School Union y snPpenc9 Gu
.ecn by contributions from schools and chusc9es.
Ives by tic Asails from the publication OF TIC 1kof
10 Contributions from all friends are RhdtF tece!
that and may be nsadc Is doEatlon, or Tor mem
nliu- ship. For 1!fe mcmbert the terms arc gentc'
thes | El00Q; 1dles. $aW For annual memocss1
pyed | ucmeu, &t,oi; ladles. " cents. nc!*cen 5
rnot. ~ ttr cause sill continue 10 slow their tiit
k tie iu tic good work which eommeaas 'tseh
t4Iut | Apch.
, 1866-09-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Proceeding. on Snturday-ScW Sn!ts-
The EfgcIosy Divorce C;ase-Caleiouf7
-SsF{nltnul 13uhfuceSs

\ Proceedings on Snturdny-Scw Suits
\ The EfecIo,y Divorce Case-CalchaafS i
-GFIu.tnul I8uAfucss.
C,ncrsr covnr OF cooK CouETT-D}ofe lon.
E. 5. UI,ltaus Judge.-John d. Ross vs. Afenf'
irc conlev. Aesummit. THIS proceeding was
commenced Fiilay, b5 attachment. plamlsseo
| at plaintiffs eoat l,y reason Of mls1omct.
Scw suits were commenced as foliows; II w., ', nn.
cndsnss appeal from Mcdonnell, j, A.; 1nds-
Teene* @ oa7a 9snnse ne Hshsa ssnea e
deitndans from maEnz ne o. tMn =, Is "a aaS
9sssna asf g Tss ~
sssaS: Il s;, a's
wheh Holland claims right 70 complain: co,,
Fonr attachments tssxed sgaMss sStn9 Thsy
Asssa S5sSs a2a h:ep9a ssn Co. te. e
Il Ga;.,es 81
sS q osn Mos lss :so; ,5aSe 5as last
nsoH eai s,.st; en: y'.pHt Sptt,is;sg e eFss
Sns snsb ( Of The coat t.t presdeG oscr by noa
sTs Pr sa1YIi6nt3 Ys,ias ns'fe IT, ehesse sssa
Msssb s11si' eopsny sssa 2.saupsI
10 recover seroan current sa' DeisaA anu
T6ntas Sidney md, md pssmn Sssssy 1sa u1asp.
snbm;tte 10 he Court aud ndlns for plain1afas'
IS dnmages so! = and sadGmsns s;,sh .ua George
d: u. "is hosei 1s. FfeaelieS Walker. Assampsit-
eh ,ea 10 tic eon1 Is sc easa Up 90 tree days no.
he ee win leave te dc addional 70 "a F. neafi Passed
M 'Mce M1ust AlseS W. GiSert. ii; Fused:
:he Morgan s. pieksnsS,n: :. + rasseo; @o,,tnucd.
ia s:es Ssassi1fsd 6s.sss n di1ose IL NC
pa ,eniered on ,l.e ground Of cruelty and nao"al
hnA drunkenness. r...s
IT, GssSs esss
Il Sfssi i R
tbs r. Saa1 qe so@sa
I'D hs y ss1Ser t. is ,he town q iddletgg%n
sE s,ac s T. ai m.ee esi' n 81 sspe
nfs 1'fe y he psfes sed To to:eh:r husband ~
Sa a: ;ss ssy ~ IS sns sfa
xc1nbc1 ot 1851, ard 1t is charged that On INC dn
and asy wh
OR. ascwf the defendant in TIC frospass case nese
toTe Sn'2oM fGtnGooSa 81 oW1 H. Frederick D. T.tcr and
Ssss 1ssaasss " G!!aE iss sss ,n.,
1onss Gss.ss Sseise e. seRo Eaes 5es Eis%;;.
before co.paifnen, &C. frcepass on the CASE; aan'a
urday laid at <s3sM,; si'; aa ,r.f,cs ue,,Ic ~. Ic
oloncl oliver "alnas mnsi,. ns dnmaces ia{d M g.
PStHS neSa Is the trial calendar r Mond'
,ocs li5 Tho5ss ys :]n,s il,.s9sos % & Murray.
caines .1ie' .n,,5 ttHe tnic.oG q. fucker 6, al.
' W.; sa,ce ;M-!is. Fettit vs. Dean ct Al.
Sss. % s'so GFsnseF GFsnseF w. w. stsinhaus, % sn;v
70 s1lss SstS9l kestS9t Y =, ns5Se Ms6s9ess e.n
- th,t s14-1at. Courtney sr Murray.
~ snf Sas Ss3s'n n,c
s'm NM. guilty Of petit larceny entered o-aor
!: .saa | NI.tnrac leonard. Larceny. EAmG ulHc|'
, 1866-09-17
srocr M STAPLE DOMESTIC

1V0 At AuCT1ON4 ,.,..,.,
On THURSDAY sept 2ta 4 % y oslae I'D i a sS Rs5.
dopa,st- ""- q" Auetionecra-