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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-29

Tns Enronlrn. Child 1 Co., - Beady.
have constantly On hand - extensivs .
stock Of boo.s, shoes, and CATERS - can
be found anywhere In THE portisa sf ~
State, and arc constantly receiving osw
additions. Their goods can always b rs-
lied On, and in regard 10 prices, they u.
variabiy sell At the very lowsst wassants.
be figures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-29

). wssRs 10 Gs.-If you sssa asytAias n
the lius Of hy nets, csr-tips. and single q
dosbls harness. call on Bowling / Ohls,
ssssad Street, opposite Mssr9po'itas
Hall. Their stock is coaatantly foil, and
composed Of the very best articles u The
market. tuo9S DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-29

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-29

READY MADE ClormiNo. 4 May,f.
at No. II, West Second street, 10 osassantly
receiving large additions to his 6ns escort
uent Of Mems and Boys Ready nsds Cloth
Ing. He always keeps the very best styles
q AseSd.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27
81 4O7,32lJ6

the market value.
PHILADELPHIA November Ia 1885
= me Board of directors have his day de clared
CAsH CAS-, ir DIVIDEND iI of EIGHT PER CENT on the
GAfIIAL STOCK, and SIX PER CEN T. Interest on
the SCRIP OF the Company, payable and after the
Taxes.
:, R RIheyy have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWt NTH PER CENT. on the EARNED PREhIUMS
for the year ending 0c ober 81, 1866 certificates OF
which viii be issued TO the parties entitled the same
on and ter the lst December ploxmo free National
and State lakes.
CATS OF PROFliS of the Company for the year
1862 be redeemed in CASH, at the office OF the Com.
pany, on and after ls December prOxlmo, all interest
thereon o cease on that day.
NO certificate of profits issued under s25 by Act OF
Incorporation, "no certificate shall issue unless
within two years after the declaration OF the dividend
where OF it Is evidence
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27

Completion Of Tunnel The Sand tunnel on
the Pittsbure and ConnelIsville Railroad is at
last cut through. It's total length Is 47O0 feet,
being I0O0 feet more than the long tunnel on
The Pennsylvania Central Rail way through the
Aneghanies, between Altoona and Cresson. II
Is intended for double track, and IA twenty
two feet wide by nineteen feet IN height.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27
Rlas~ OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
k-S AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

IHILADELPHIA August 20, 1866.
The stockholders of this Company are hereby notified
that the Board OF ManaPers have determined to
to al persons who shall appear as StOckhodeIs the
BOOKS OF the Company on the sth OF September next
afler the closing TRANSFERS. at p M OF tha day
priv eee OF subscribing Tor new stock at par, to the
extent OF one share OF new stock every ye shares
then standing in their Each shareholder entitled
to fractional part OF share shall have the privilege Of
subscribing Tor a fu share
1he subscription boOkswiTl open on MONDAY, Sep
at Z. Nj.
Paym ment will be considered due June l. 1861 but an
nstaln ent OF 20 per cent ten dollars share must
be paid at he time OF subscribing The balance
paid time to time at the option the subsc bers
before the lst OF November, 1867. On all payments
Including the Aforesaid fnsalment made before the st
June, 1857 discount will be allowed rate OF
per cent. per annum ano payments made between
that date and the Is OF November 1861 interest will be
charged at the same rate. " L"---- n .
Anstock not paid up in full by the LIST OF November.
1867 Will be forfeited to the Of the Company Ger
thcates the stock will not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock, paid up In FULL wi be en-
tit ed to the November dividend of 1861 to earlier
dividend. SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
30 Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,

f9BS COURSE OF LECTUREs
S. G. AND 8. A.
The Executive Committee of the Social, Civil, aud
Statistical Association o the Colored People OF Penn
svlv0nia having arranged heir Course Of Lectures
this season, take pleasure IN announcing that the
HON. GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,,
Of usets viii deliver the opening sddresl IN
the National Hell, MARK ct s rect above Twelfth on
FRiD ~ EVENING November 30. 1855. subject
''Iolicy and Justice IN Public fairs ~.
The second Lecture Will be given by
FREDFBICK DOUGLASS, ESQ.,,
On THURSDAY EV MING. January 3, 1861. Sub
jeot-"souTces Of Danger 10 the kepub bic."
The remaining Lectures Will be contln1ed on each
successive Thursday evening until the series Is
She Course is 70 consist Of Eight Lectures.
The speakers that have been either engaged or In
vitd for the course Independent oil the above named
Msjor General o. o. HOWARD.
Major General B RULER,
senator ri. w NYE,
Mrs. r. e. w HARPER,
Hon. WILLIAM ID. KELLEY,
Hon. VI Ga l.. BON y. of Md,
Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM,
THE CELEB RATED BLACK SWAN
has Endy volunteered 20 appear and fur nsh OCCASIONAL
airs at the opening and closing OF each Lecture.
Season tickets, 80. Single admission, 80 cents
Doors open at O'Clock To commence at 8.
Tickets may be had at run eTs Music tore seventh
and Chestnut streets and at he door on the evening OF
WILLIAM STILL, Chairman
No. 1916 Washington avenue (Coa 0noe).
= J; O. WHITE SR,
Fourth street, below Willow.
j. HANKINS0N,
Guliel ma street,
II 255t Committee of Arrangements,
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AUCTION SALES.

DINO. lOsO cHEsNUT STREET. alI
MocLEEs & MccANN's FIRST GREAT SALE OF
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINtsS-
Proof Soorsd saS and Pn and
5glendidly mounted and frsmed-wIn take place on
Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday.
November B' u, and ~; At n o'c.ook each evening
"FreO Gallery OfFine Arts :" No. ss7 cHEsNUT street.
The piotures Will DO arranged for inspection four
days and evenings previous to SALE with descriptive
n B1on account OF the small capacity of the sal-
can be had at the lery or of auooneer scott Jr
No. 1920 CHEshU Ut Street u26t
EXTRA QUALITY sILvER-PLATED wARE
CLOCKS. ETC.
2eth inst st il o'clock At sootts Art Gallery, No 1929
extra quality svsr-plsed ware comprising tea 1ets
eos etc etc. the best ever Ssr5S orcS
pu0'i0 '"'e IN 'n'S FFRssNcH CLOCKS
Aso an invoice OF superb ormulu gilt and marble
Open for examination on Tuesday afternoon.
Also an invoice Of cutlery spoons forks etc Gil % 2t
DAN COAST WARN OCK,
sle No. a4o MARKET Street.
VERY LARGE AND IMPORrANT TRADE.sAIE
OE PARIS FANCY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR
PREsENrs s sALts AND APPROACHING RoLG-
Being the balance of Nessrs B. Diament q Co. q i'm.
p0rtatiOn' by catalogue HD o On n5rSTedE' STedIt'
November 28 at 10 O'Clock consisting in part Of fancy
glove boxes IN wood; leather and papier-mache cabas
sewing necessares shell boxes, rich parian and bsQue
very large sssomen OF Sh bcn1e TosewSod ss
walnut inkstands; nests Of fancy boxes tea aud
cases. ash stands match stands card presses
ders sets fancy butter egg and Cheese dishes anu
ALSO China and wax dolls, morocco wallets cigar
r Se and rcS stG
these goods ever offered at auction in this city lAst
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IN Otbttne 9ranfDeiten.
Gcitn5lie9s seNe gap&nti
ar. Spfcpb yobto1t.
-iii' - 03o Gao 0(;..n

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45.y15 gBtIabcIp g..
9r. gabian sarantirt til pteensen ReaRFssFssu es2s
tlts snbertittt nss a tst4ass fret pgn ORegNt9er
@eDeinte 6unfbeiten w.
bsiSrlt CtleGs fered!i& tn itrtn Spletx Stxw sts
nAlaFSf T. senn etnex e,f1Rrnsn 6rss beSen6iIt
oal ! d SelbitbeFletlng IOnanie), ,.rs
tertn trant5s Hpsen @ tpnbBben tn 8l6mut1 rabtIt&e
G99a4e ter mSnnlIasn 3eueungse
fraf 9tbens uebsrtruB inb emilio &Gssettun9 Sungs
9eute tt F9 beeu bewpBt nc, ipGten It terrauenaSu
an mid renben. SD base SnuI;hbe folder unaudl9en
5 tbrtr frberen fr0ft6en @eanttett 5nrifsetrat bic
an6ern taa hebanbh Ofer as anReibar aafer8fben
pptten fib. ~.
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Dsttsr 6tne Hiuft Ste urFa@e aaseaetntr e$wae
DE, u n te8etmdBtstett unb unfrH d tBarteth
nnreg m Btgtett ii to5 .
tn BET mpnaben &entsuns Dsef adn5hdts Itstletsen
bertbt, 8t&pe pBn pe6er uria6e mtrb tn ent9en Sas
gen mir eerBefent Cbne aa4heI9e Gcl8en r cE s'
funbhett
@e!t metner 15Iatreen prars tn 4tser Stabt babe Id
stG bauplfatl6 nit Der BtdneRte pbt6er &tantbetteR
tef9dft8t unb bdrn be etdn3en6fen &eulate erjttlA
9IuSndrti9e pattentea NIX.
fHnnen cot tr Eebanbelt ereeu, penR e Kr tlFen AHe
Raub fbrtftliG mttbtlen.
szsg Strenofe gerf9tutssenFeit pirb sHBeF6ert.
DIR. JOS. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa,
ffduI5IO
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llrt9ell pur9 felne SeipenI9aft irtegelettet
piro." a. H.
'+l' ~ f'55 IA. I
9(m nddFeu Morgen fanbte Gpnfause Elm
BILLET an Goert, 9aRelbe Iautete fOlgen6ers
maBen: a
nSie begebren ppn mir eine gtntpprt. gDas
ioll bieletbe entbolten I? Sic tpi7Ten, i9 babe
Sbnen Idn9ft fd'on 9eia9t, baB ib oaS ernite u.
bellt9e Gelu6pe. 8etban babe, tnetn S9idial
1tiemal8 nit BEN zines WanneS su pereintger,
ol8 oeiien, peI6en i6 Iiebe. Q8eSba(6 alip
g8prte iiber Gttpa8 perlieren, mas eine l1uz
tn6slidfeit bleibt, ndlutib cine @erbintung 5Dtz
iden uns? - @4a'D
oDqs nlla 8bre 9rpbungen in 8e5us ouf
Olga betrifft, 10 roilI ih nidt 70 i9le6t BON
Sbnen benfen, DAP Sic, I'M Sat( Sbnen Elm
Wltttel bieflr st @ebCt itdnbe, Olga 3u enem
bincenben @eripre9en 5nin9en tpitroen. -.
Das gerpdnnelt Sic batnit? gn9ts. r-m
n2aIIen Siemid9 ipenigtens glaubeu, bab lt1
nc6 eiae Sunfe 9ou @bre bel einem Mann
finoet} Der 70 8ieleS 3u Iiibnen bat"
GUnitan5e GaGeniterno.
2llS Der 8pte aus Stabl6atnmer 3urGftun,
brodte er feline glntpprt nit. @pert bate bios
9riBen Iu1Ien. Gonitan5e IieB 1itb bur6 ben
@eoanten, oaB gpert in Stablbautmer fei, in
bpbem @rpOe berubigeu. Sic bate fir ben
Nu8enbltd alio gti4ts Su beIlrdten.
~gnt g}udmittag fano ii6 @pert auf Elm @eile
ein. St unterbtett lib meiitenS nit Stepbana
1lno ertanoi8te fid gar ni6t na6 Olga. Qtn
@onitanSe bate er tein ein5iges 0prt geri4tet,
pbtppbl beibe Sebn gdnutel1 lang gang allein I'm
Salon gepeIen paren. 2t[8 er Mbidieo uabm,
Ia9te er NIT einem ei9entbiin1li4an 2d4eln unO
in beoeutun9SppQen Son 5ll ibr: o
rQ8ir ieben mpr9en einanoer pieoer."
ltnerttdrlib genug oermp6te GpnftanSe in
bieier g(a&t Toit tein g(u9e su ialieben. Sic
tpurOe pDn elmer l1nrube gepla9t, tpethe ieben
S&laf rerid9te. Ge9en Olor9en i9ummerte
lie Elm, unp i'm Graunte fam e8 ibr DOE, olS
tlage ibr @ater 1te an, bab fie iiber Ol9a'S
Slid nidt IL gepadt babe, mie eS ibre S@uIs
IOi9teit geweien. @ridrOden fubr iie aus benz
Sdlaf empOr, ots iie geraoe BON ibrent Slater
Die g8prte 5u b6ren 9l0ubte:
v9u bift S4ulo an beiner -S6pefter l1ns
9Iiid."
9as @rite, pprauf i9r 9luge traf ais iie bies
ielten auii6lug, mar Elm 8rief ruet6er auf ibs
rem g}a4ttii6 lag, @ine 9tbnung iagte ibr, oaB
er BON Gpert fam.
Sic irrte iia nat. Der erte 8lit auf bic
AoreiIe beltdtigte pie &erututbung,
Sic er6r19 oo8 Siegel unO Ia5 fOIgenbe
Wprte
o0lga 1T mejtr,"
@r por pOn 9eItern Nbcn0 8s9n llbr butirt.
(5}ort eSunQ fOlQt.)
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gllS San9e nod9 .61uie ritt, ertlangen Gone
Itan5eS gBorte unaufb6rli6 in ietner Seele. gr
be5ann ieia 8euebmen 9esen- -lie 3u iiberoen=
fen unO mubte 5useben, oaB er itreng uub uns
peri6bnlid sebanbelt. Sabre waren pergangeu,
lteue @reigniiie bdtten Die alien ab9el6it, nno
pennp6s par. e8, ais er lie tuieoerIab, ais pb
erit eini9e tpeni9e Gage 5pil6en bem 9IbenO, no
lie ibn beIeioi9t bate, unb ber 9egenUdrti9en
Stunoe ld9en, ip'lebbaft itanb bic @tinnerun9
baran ppr ibnl. at's z Hs
Dlonute etparen felt ibrer Seimtebr per9ans
gen. 2dn9e bate iie beinabe tG9Iih gsIeben,
ober ftetS init ienem @efubL oes @eroru1eS,
Ipel4eS our@ bic perlebte gigenliebe erSeu9t
tpir6. @r iu6te unduIbbrli6 an allen ibrem
Jteoen runo ,S6un ettpa5 mdfeln uuo bemubte
li9 nit Der 9roBten 6artnddi9feit, tapeln8Werz
then 8eloegsrlnoen na63uipGren, tpelhe ibm
Elm Ne4t gut Wbbiutgung getpdbren t6nnten.
Genu9, -unier 6reunb 2au9e lieB f9 BEL
allen ieinen 9uten 2eiOeni3aften, rie ieoer ans
oere 9toansiobn, pSqig bot ieiner gerel8ten
@i9enliebe beberrI6erL tpdbreno er bic irrige
lleberseuslng be9te, ct tperoe ausIdIieblta pon
eirem itrensen 0te6tsaefubL 9eletet.
Gpnitanjes uneri i6rpdener uno biretter gln1
9riff auf ieIne 6drte bate ibn 8uerit iiberraldt
uno 9edraert, uber ibm berna6 Ql4tung eins
9eF0Bt. sss~T- a'a q
2ange muBte bel Gd iel6it ertenueu, baB er
jeoe dnoere @erfOn aI8 Gonitanje idonen6er
beurtbeilt baben piirbe. @egen Iie mar er ftrena
getpelen, weil er fie selieht, unO neil fie einer
Dieinung uud ben g8ertb oieier Giebe nidt per>
tanoen, ipnbern Elm !6ers wie bu8 feintge gu
psrleBen Setpu9t bate. Sir bieie nebersiluns
CAB es feiren 8aropn, ue.. 1m
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inore, N}itttood5, ben z. Sye6ruor 1866.

sd Itebe fie ri6t mebr," Daate Sacpbp,
gunO nmb oa9er gere6t iein t6nnen, neil mein
llrt3etl burd feline 2sipenI6oft irrege(eitet
niro." .t
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6errcnflei0erz2aben,
Welt Yratt Str. $40. 358 unD 358J. =

2DVTI TIUIE Otl. 0tU. OOO HIIV OOO2' ..-l-
Weiueu seeBrtcn Greunben unb benz Publifuu made
i bermit bic Gn5ege bas i'd bas iGcu ieit Sa6ren an
biee Slate etabtrte @ei6Gft bernDmen babe uub Be-
6nbs Elm rei6altses Eager fDnen, iolis 9earbei=
teten etrentIeibern neueer Gaepn gu ben bi9en Brei
fen Sprr1t6is 6olten tnb aud Iole auf Beeauus aners
tiseu rperbe. -5Stpe fir G6de unb pieu3euoe in alien
Sorteu unb su aIen Hreien.
6erner cine Nu8ma6I 8eSenI4rme, @t5de &C., iotpis
aQe in bieies Sad eini6Iasenben MrtifeI.
~ 4Ge 8efenungen tperben prouspt, bini8 unb Tn
fitr3efer lsrift angefertiet. i- ..'5
5ii-'fi- 9S e. SaOtfer.
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7Serti9c &lcioer
itno Mobe~2(rtiteI fir 6erren,

9Ep. 3I8 5B. pTatfHrdBes N @7""TEI n
Retnen Brtunten unb 9efannten ip he eet9rten pus-
Strre ets etn MUrtent rt8er 5errentleber Ioe ttne
f66ne Guspabl BON ntertle ibern s. n BEN g a."
! 6entIherI Str Htp fe, 9emoenfra8en u (. p tpr-
r1btB bdlte. ..a|
Nu Werter RIeiter mad sRa6 aus ben rpternfsn Gtpen
aneefertigt. gtut0 fir 8aar TT metn Wpttc
(Sani15n) u. @rtenetttn. ?
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95Dbn S5GsaSIer, a.i
N}ercbont s all
ShbOitzGde !0tgb uno 2ctnbarb Str,
Osben cine ross usa5t ncnsr Obe~aHren erbaltsn
GgaSfu,tr mnb QSseStenftOfTe,
poralgii4 dGte8 beundes Gu6 nnb DDe$ttn,
fOre aud Gin NIiDrttmens
DrD @pprS agmS Tmrnifbing 0uoeS.
Die pbaen 81aareu nerfGuie t@ but9er ais en anbere
gefbaft til ser stab &gan Omrie anb dt:r3ense fe@
(7mrs1S 8 Dbh 20 Ier.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

In the Circuit Court Of Washington Coun-
y, Arkansas, atMe Term commencing on
second Monday in May, 1866.
Audley Skillen Plaintiff
rs; Debt by Attachment
James Bledsoc
james Mhoon and Defendants.
Stark MhOon
lON this day comes said plaintiff by attor-
" ney. and it appearing from the return Of
the Sheriff on the writ of attachment herein
that said writ has been duly levied on the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit: The
mel of section 20 in Township l6, Rang %
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres
| lying and being situate in the County OF
Washington, in the State Of Arkansas, as the
property of Stark MhOOn, one of said defend
ants.
And it further appearing from said return
that the defendants cannot be found In said
County of Washington, to be served with pro-
cess herein, and said defendants having failed
TO appear, on or before the third day OF the
present term of this Court to plead or other
wise answer to said Plaintiffs action, it Is or
dered by the Court that said defendant Stark
Whoon be hereby notified that an attachment
has been issued against his estate as well as
the estate of the defendants James Bledsoe
anu uiOuu AOVlCu upOIl Vic dDONC
described lands to satisfy debt in favor of
said plaintiff, founded upon writing Obliga-
tory for the sum of (Si2000) four hundred and
twenty dollars together with the interest there
on, at the rate of ten per cent. from the lst
day OF March, 1861, and that unless he shall APP
pear in person or by attorney on or before the
third day of the next Circuit Court at Court
to be holden at the Court House i'm and for the
County of Washington in the State of Arkan-
s;s on the 1st Monday in August, A. d., 1866,
that Judgment will be, entered against him
for said debt and damages, and his estate sold
to satisfy the same.
And it is further ordered by the Court that
this order be published in some newspaper
printed in this State, for two weeks success
sively. by weekly insertions, the last inser-
ton to be thirty days before the commence
ment of the next term of this Court, and that
an alias writ of attachment issue herein
against the said James Bledsoe and James
MhoOn.
G. w. NJ. REED, Clerk.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

In the Circuit Court of Washington Coun-
H, Arkansas, at tie Term commencing
on I'd Monday IN May, 1865.
Mary Moore Plaintiff.
Us. Debt by Attachment.
John II. Goodman
S. r. Lafave and Defendants.
Whitson b. Taylor
|nN this day comes said plaintiff by Attor-
~ ney and it appearing, from the return of
the Sheriff herein, that said writ has been duly
levied on the following Real Estate, to-wit:
The wiz of the seL and the eR of the sw4
nw14 of section l6 in township 15 range 81
west; and also the nell of the nwL Of sec
tion 81, in township l5 range 81 west. as the
property of Jno ii. Goodman and s. r. Lafave,
two of said defendants; and also on the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit: The nwI and the
nlls of the swI and the se14 of the sw14 and
the se4 Of section in Township Is, north of
range 81 west all lying and being situate in
the County of Washington in the State of Ar
kansas, as the property of Whitson B. Tay-
lOr.
And 1t further appearing from said return
that said deHpdants cannot be found in said
county, to deserved with process herein, and
said defendant having failed to appear on or
DtlOlC tuC utty vi uilC plCstUU UcTIIl OI UIllS
Court to plead or otherwise answer to said
plaintiffs action, 1t is ordered that said defen-
dants be hereby notihedt hat an attscbment has
been issued against their estate ana levied up
ON the above described land to satisfy a debt
in favor of said plaintiff founded on a writing
obligatory, for the sum Of (Sjl350) five hun
dred and thirteen dollars and fifty cents; and
that unless they shall appear in person or by
attorney, on or before the third day of our
next Circuit Court, at Court to be holden at
the Court House in and for said County, on
the lst Monday in August 1866 that judg-
ment will be entered against them for said
debt and their estate sold to satisfy the same,
And it is further ordered by the Court that
this order be published in some newspaper
printed i'll this State, for two weeks success
lively by weekly insertions. the last insertion
to be thirty days before the commencement
Of the next term of this Court.
G.. w. M. REED, Clerk.
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2W-52

In the Circuit Court Of Washington Coun-
W, Arkansas, ON the Chancery side there
of at tie term, commencing on I'd MOn-
day in Nay, 1866.
James S. Hale C Complainant.
Us. Bill for Divorce.
Sarah J. Hale Defend ant
COMES said Complainant by Solicitor. and
~ it appearing, from the return of the
Sheriff upon the writ of subpoena herein that
said defendant is not to be found; on motion of
complainant, it is ordered by the Court that
said defendant to whom this orderis directed,
be hereby notified of the pendency of this
suit, the object of which is to obtain divorce
from her by said complainant, and that she
be and appear before this Court on or before
the third day Of the next term thereof, at a
Court to be holden at the Court House for
Washington County, in the State of Arkansas,
on the first Monday in August 1885, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said COM
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed.
And it is further ordered by the Court that
this order be published in some newspaper
published in this State, for two weeks success
sively, by weekly insertions, the last insertion
to be at least four weeks before the COM
mencement of the next term of this Court.
G., w, M REED. Clerk.
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al Enn PER YEAR! we want Agents
~a7OSO everywhere to sell our M
PROVED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed Sent on trial.
Warranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in
the u. S. for less than $40, which are tilly IT,
censed By Honee Wheeler q Wilson, Grorer d
Baker Singcr q Co., and Bdchelder. An other
cheap machines are wfringments and the seller
or user are liable TO arrest, .tine and imprison-
meat. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
or call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, Ill. ly52
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MASONIC NOTICE.

The regular communications of VAN BU-
REN: LODGE, No. G. A. Y. MAsoSs are held on
second Monday in each month at O'Clock Z.
NJ. in their Hall at Van Buren. Members of
the Fraternity in good standing are respect
fully invited to meet withus.
". I. ENGLAND, w. NJ.
ID. DICKSON, Secretary.
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sIn ydcdtion of the Circuit Court Of Washington
County, Arkdnsds-in ch 7 on the TN Of June
1866.
Cyrus G. Gilbreath Complainant.
Us. In Ch z.
Il Ruth A. Caldwell,
John M. Caldwell noe,ndonts
9 Roderick A Caldwell i'oioii''i'''
q and others.
NOMES Complainant by Solicitor and files
~ his bill, and an affidavit of the non-resi-
Hence of said John M. Caldwell and Roderick
"a. Caldwell. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Andersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Washington County, that said John M. and
p'oderick A. Caldwell be notified Of the pen
alency of the suit. That the object Of the
same is to foreclose the equity of redemption
IN certain lands mortgaged by their father,
HWm. III. Caldwell. to Cyrus G.. Gilbreath, that
1s to say part of the sw4 of the sel of see.
~, in township l5, north of range 30 west, and
the sea OfswI and sw14 of swL; in the same
township and range, situate in Washington
Nounty, Arkansas. That they are required to
appear before the Circuit Court of Washing
tton county in Chancery sitting on or before
the 4th day of the next term thereof at aCircuit
Aourt to be begun and held at the Court
zllouse in and for the County of Washington
aforesaid on the first Monday In August. A
". 1866. and plead answer or demur to said
Rplll, or the same will be taken rs confessed
ahd entered q decree accordingly, and that
publication be made of this 0rdur.
, G. w. M. REED, CLERK.
A true copy from the record.
Il Attest' ~ G.W NJ. REED, CLERK.
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RELIGIOUS.

We are requested to state that the 3d Quar-
ter,v Meeting Of the {" Episcopal Methodist
Church." for Van Buren Station, will be held
on Saturday and Sunday the 23d and 2ith of
June next. ..r .n ~. .,.s.
cs- The Rev. JOHN HARRl,LL will preach
next Sabbath morning ut the usual hour.