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n~S{g1 OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
R-S AND SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PAEY, No. 3l4 South DEL RE AVENUE.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2, 1866,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS In consequence OF the
work New Orleans steamship IS tar OF the
Union" not OeinR completed, are comOeled detan
her until TUESDAY, November q, at p M, at which
time she will positively sail. ....- p ~
Freight received until noon of sailing day.
For freight or passage, apply to ..-.
IL 23t WILLIAM l., JANE Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1agt BEDFORD STREET NISsION-DONA-
R1S tons paid to ReviJ, II. LON0, Missionary, No.
6l0 BEDFORD Siteet, and JAMES H. BRTS0N,
Treasurer, No. 8 n. SIX n street.
AoknOwlC dgment OF donations received by the Trea-
surer or the benefit Of the Bedford Street Mission
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1Sa OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH coal.
CS AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA August 20, 1866
The stockholders of this Company hereby notified
that the Board of ManaRers have determined to allow
to ali persons who shall appear Stockholders the
BOOKS OF the Company on the 9Th September next,
alter the closing TRANSFERS. at p M OF that day the
privilege of subscribing ior stock at par, the
extent OF one share of stock every i've shares
then standing in their names Each shareholder titled
to fractional n of
subscribing ful share
1he subscription ks will open on MONDAY, Sen.
tember TO- and close ON SATURDAY, December |, 1866
ut +. M q.
Payment will be considered due June l. 1867, but an
msEsment OF 20 per ten dollars per SHARE must
be paid at he time subscribing The balance be
pad time TO time at the option the subscribers,
eiore the lat OF November, 1861 On al payments,
including the Aforesaid nslment, made before the lst
June, 1861, discount will be allowed the rate OF
er cent per annum ano on payments made between
at date and the lst OF kOvember ntorest will be
charged at the same rate.
All stock not paid up In full by the LIST OF HoVemOer
1861 will be forfeited to The OF the Company. Ger
tcates the stock VIII not be issued until ate
June 1861 and said stock Dad up in iu, viii be
to tine November dlVdeud 1861, but TO earlier
dividend SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
80 Treasurer.
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one course for discreet Executive when he
unfortunately finds his policy 10 be adverse 70
that determined upon by the legislature. IL
is to voluntarily conform his policy Rs nesrly
voluntarily as far as he can, and by every
means TO try and reconcile difference, and set
tie IN pacific and republican manner tho con-
hicung ioeas ana measures which are Tor the
time being before the country. If this method
be not adopted. there will inevitably be solu.
luton reached less agreeable to at least one OF
the parties, and at the same time more posi-
lively adverse to the policy of the Executive.
The President has an opportunity OF display
ing this signal characteristic OF statesmansnlp
at the present time. He has done all that was
possible to carry out his own policy. He mas
iabored with Congress- and has taken MS last
appeal-the last appeal he can takeEto the
people. The decision has upon oil hanus peen
adverse TO him. The people have given their
support 10 Congress and its policy as against
the President and his policy, President John
son has thousand times expressed his cont
ment, and his willingness to abide by their de.
cision. On a hundred occasions he has said,
'eThe people are always right 1t can, there
fore be no violence to his principles or his
character, TO listen to their voice and obey it,
He held out against Congress last session, be-
cause he believed the people were with him.
He held on in his course through the summer,
because he saw no sufficient reason to change
it,. He held on after the earlier elections in the
fall, because he believed the later and more
important ones would result in his favor. But
after he has heard from the Eastern, Western,
and Central States-after he hears from New
York and New Jersey and Illinois and the other
States that vote this month--be can have no
shadow of doubt as to the popular will; aud he
will only justify his record in voluntarily re-
cognizing that il Is not the Executive but the
people whose right it is to rule, . ...
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
To COnSunptiVcS.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by very simple reme-
dy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption-is to make known to
his fellow-suflerers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used (free of charge with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE for
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoNcHrrIs, CoUGHs,
COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription y to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to bt
| invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing.
| Parties wishing the prescription FREE by
return mail. win please address
| Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings Co., New York.
March l7-39tf
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
In the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Arkansas, May Term O6.

| In the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Arkansas, May Term O6.
Thomas }. Blakemore, Plaintiff.
| s rs. In debt by at'ch.
| John ii. Goodman noc,,d,,,s
and s. r.. J.afaye
ICOMES Plaintiff, and defendants having
~ failed to appear and plead or otherwise
answer plaintiffs action. Ii is ordered by the
court that the defendants be notified that an
attachment has been issued against their estate
and levied on the following described real es-
tate, that is to say: The VIZ of seli the eils
of sw4 and VIA of nel4 and els nwla
of Section sixteen Q6) in Township Is north
of Range 81, West; and the ncl4 of the nwl4
of Section q. in the same Township and
Range; and the nella of the sci and VI ofthe
sela of fSectiOn three; and the sw1 of the sw4
of section two in township l5. North of
Range 81 west situate i'm Washington COun-
ty, in the State of Arkansas. as their property.
That this action Is debt by attachment; that
Plaintiff demand, as sworn TO, is $323,G7, and
that unless they the defendants shall appear,
by themselves or attorney on or before thethird
day of the next term of this Court, at Cir
House in and for Washington County in the
State of Arkansas. on the first Monday in Au-
gust, n. d.. 1866. that Judgment will be enter
ed against them and their estate, sold to salts
fy the same. and that publication be made of
this order as required by law, and that the
same be notice to defendant.
A true copy from the record.
Attest CIV. NJ. READ, Clerk.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

Marriage and Cclibacy, an Essay of
warning 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. Adj
dress. DR.. j. SKlILIN llouGHroN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
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,
TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN.
March 17-30tf S3l, Broadway, n. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
Budget OF ScissOrings.
Gods Ways Not Our Ways.


"were the sun" What then, my child ?
Were YOU the sun-what then,Y'
81 ne'er would shine so warm and mild
Isl Upon such wicked men.
I'd wither up their budding grain
just when it leaves the earth,
And they might SOW their seed in vain -
For never, never would deign
To warm it into BIRTH
"Wer the rSin"-" What then. my child Z
Were you the rain--what then Y
al neer would fall 80 still and mild
Upon such wicked men.
Id drench their fields till not root
Could find place to cling.
And every young and tender shoot
Should float before the ca areless foot
A drenched and worthless thing.
"Wer / the wind" What then, my child
We're YOU the wnd-wLat theny
IL neer would breathe so soft and mild
Upon such wicked men.
I'd sweep with wild and fearful blast
More fierce than summer sun
Their fruitful trees shall be o'ercast,
And all their toll and labor past
Should be at once undone."
"Not so, nv child, doth God bestow
His blessings on mankind
He treats alike both friend and foe,
His love is unconhned.
He sends his rain upon the just,
And on the unjust too,
The wicked in his love may trust,
Nor are they from his bounties thrust,
For all the wrong they do"
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
Wanted---SaW Logs,
AT THE
Van Buren, Agricultural Works.

TNHE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
an unlimited number of saw stocks.
They will contract for any quantity delivered
at the river bank in RATS. OrdeliyWed by wag-
on at their Steam Saw Mill, uppeY end of the
City Wharf. Stocks of any kind of Lumber.
such as Pine. Cedar. Oak, Cherry, Walnut.
Gum, Cottonwood, &C.. wanted. Persons
wishing to contract will address "Van Buren
Agricultural Works." or apply in person at
the Office of the works.
HAYMAN g. SCOTT.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
In the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Arks., May Term, 1866.
Plaintiff.
In assumsitby at
ment.
Defendant.
John III. Goodman,

Samuel ". ANDERSON, IT;
rs. In as
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ment
John II. Goodman, Defendant.
lNOMES Plaintiff and defendant having
~ failed to appear and plead or otherwise
rnswer plaintiffs action. it is ordered by the
Court that the defendant he notified that an
attachment has been issued against his estate.
and levied on the following described real es-
tate, that is osay, the VIE of the se14 and the
els of the sw4 and the VIZ of the ne4 and
the els of the nw14 of Section l6 in Town
ship IL. Range 81 west, and the ne4 of nw14
of Section q. Township 10. Range 81 west,
antl also the nel4 of the se14 and the VIZ of
the seI of Section 3, and the swI of the
swA of section 2, in township 10, Range 81
west as the property of said defendant. That
this action is assumsit by attachment; that
the amount of Plaintiffs demand as sworn to
is 1906 %, and that unless the defendant shall
appear by himself or attorney on or before
the 81 day of the next term of this Court at a
Circuit Court to be begun and held at the
Court House in and for Washington County
i'm the State of Arkansas or the first Monday in
August, A. ID. 1866, that Judgment will be en-
tered against him. and his estate sold to salts
fly the same, and that publication be made of
this order as required by law, and that the
same be notice to the defendant
A true copy from the record.
Attest G. W. NJ. READ, Clerk.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16

while taking snOoze alter dark, traVellne
in railway carriage, had his pocket pick
ed. The thief, the next day forwarded thu
pocket. book by express to the EDITORS Of
fce, with the following note ,:
"You mizerabil skunk, hears yer pocki
book. don't keep sich. For a man dres
sed as we'll as you was to 60 round with
wallit and nuthin in it but a lot Of moose
paper scraps, an ivry tuth comb, too moose
paper stamps, and pass from a railrode di
rectur, is contempterble impersition on
the publck. AS heer yeura editeur / re-
turn your trash-I never robs any only
gentlemen"
Daddy" said hopeful urchin to
his paternal relative, "why don't our school
master send the editor of the newspaper an
account Of the lickings he gives the
boys?'
IL don't know, my son." replied the
fond parent "but why do you ask such a
question ?"
Why, this paper says that Mr.. IS. has
tanned three thousand hides at his estab-
lishment during the past year, and know
old Grimes has tanned our hides more n
twice that number Of times"
-"Come. Bob, say, what did you
clear by your speculation 2" said friend
to his companion.
"Clear |" answered Bob, with frown,
why, cleared my pockets"
"A person in company, speaking of
A gentleman not remarkable for his suavi-
ty. said he did not like his manners.
"His manners" cried LADY,; never
knew that he had any"
The question, does getting drunk
ever advance ones happiness, would seem
to be put to rest by the Irishman who
went courting whom drunk, and was asked
what pleasure no found in whisky? "Oh
Nelly, it's a trate entirely, to see two of
your swate purity faces instead of one."
Artemus Ward was out late one
night recently. Here is his account of his
return: i
1t was late when got home. The chill
dren and my wife were all abed. But
candle---a candle made from taller of our
own raisin' CLEANED in Betsy'S room /; it
cleaned for All was still. The sweet
silver moon was a shinin' bright, and the
beautiful stars was up to their usual doins
Ifelt SENTIMENTAL mood still so gently
ore me stealin', and pawscd before Bet
sey's winder, and sung in kind Of op'ra-
vols as follers, impromptoo, to.wit:
ft Wake Betsy, wake.
My sweet galoot!
Rise up, fair lady,
While touch my lutte!
The winder-I regret to say that the
winder went up with violent crash, and@
form in spotless white exclaimed. "Cum
into the house, yop old fool. Tomorrow
you'll be goin' round, complaining OF your
liver"
No man can avoid his own compa-
ny, 60 he had best make it as good as pos
sible.
NO mans character is so black but
what it may be cleanscd by gold' 1t only
enough Of the metal be used.
why is Photographic album like
the drainer on bar counter because II
is often receptacle for empty mugs.
Errors of Youth.
Gentleman who suffered for year
nom Nervous Debility and Prematur
Decay. and all the efieets OF Sou,tn
humanity. send free to all who need it the rec
Inc and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers, wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience
Cando 50 by addressing >
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility and Premature
Decay. and all the effects OF youth
full ulindiscretion, will. for the Sake OF suiierihs
humanity, send free to all who need II the rec
Inc and directions for making the simple rem
stIv hy which he was cured. Sufferers, wish
in9 to profit by the advertisers experience
JOHN B. OGDEN,
March l7-39tf No.l3, Chambers-st, n. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1866-06-16
In the Circuit Court Of Washington
County, Arks., May Term, 1866.

In the Circuit Court of Washington
County, Arks., May Term, 1866.
Peter Van Wrinkle,
John Pearson,
and Chism Pettus plaintiff
late partners under
the firm name
=. Van Winkle d Co.,
rs. In debt of att'ch.
Ferdinand +. Zellner Defendant.
COMES plaintiff. and defendants having
4 failed to appear and plead or otherwise
answer Plaintiff action, it is ordered by the
Court that the defendant be notified that an
attachment has been Issued against his estate
and levied on the following described real es-
tate; that is to say Blocks, numbered 49, 81
and 80 in the town of Fayetteville, in Wash
ington County. Arkansas, and the se114 of se14
of section 20 in Township 16 north, range
30 west and - acres offof the west side of the
ne4 of nel4 of the said section 20 in said
township and range, and also on one Piano
Forte as his property that this action is debt
by attachment that the amount of Plaintiffs
demand as sworn to for debt and interest Is
S90S 90: and that unless the defendant shall
appear, by himself or attorney, on or before
the Sd day of the next term of this Circuit
Court to be begun and held at Court House
in and for Washington County in the State
of Arkansas. on the first Monday in August
A. d. 1866, that judgement will be entered
against him. and his estate sold to sat
isfy the same and that publication be made o.
this order as required by law, and that th'
same be notice to the defendant.
a true copy from the record, +.
Attest G.. w. NJ. READ, Clerk.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
A Western Politician

The following capital anccilota of Arkap-
sas political life is only an oN,,ggeration of
Iwhat may be observed in other Western
States ilfm 9dl oi 4Ird4l ri iaE
AbOlt twenty years ago, Governor Y
and Judge WIZ were candidates for Con-
gress ~ their district. They were both far
sighted, shrewd p0liticians-the Governor
i by far the more winning In his manners
as the sequel will show. One hot day i'm
Juiy, while they were travelling together
on on The canvass, they game upon party of
twenty men Oi more, assembled on the
roadside for the purpose or having n shoot
ing match. Thinking ID a e6od time and
place fer presenting their respective claims,
lbe Governor proposed stopping They
thalted, and, fhe Governor soon made him
self ut home.f He boughta "A number of
ehaneesin the match, and being good
marksinan, succeeded In winning quite a
quantity of beef which constituted the
prize.iulx9 30 mrit =, n"ihpnn
l The Judge had conscientious scrunles ne
10 shooting matches, and did not partici-
pate b,iti stood by. iconversine with the
more sober lof the crowd, While the Gov
ernor was an high giee with his compan-
ions over this beef When II was given ont
to thel suecessful shooters, our Governor
ordered his 10 be, divided among some
widows WHOM I've ascertained lived In the
vicinitgs as.d then asked tile b'hoys if they
were not dry ~ iOf course they were. and
the GoYernor offered n plentiful SlDply of
the ''0h, lbejpyfi,l.r Here The ,Jndge had
seruples and did not participate. But had
IL been otherwise it would have ayaiIed
'nothinK" The tioverBor was decidedly the
mnn at the shooting match, while the
Judge felt himself decidedly III the yoca-
tive. Leaving their friends they proceeded
on their way some twelve OF fifteen miles.
asd halted alta camp ,sfcand, where an an
nuai camp-nneetins was being held They
separated in the crowd, each eiectioneer-
ing with all his might, witch old and Young.
friends and d-strangers-making hay while
the san shoneTri0r thefeIwas fine open
Ing. ...a ..,,,..;...,s.tr
Toward night the Judge began to look
around for his distinguished opponent. hui
could not find him anywhere lie waited
patiently till evening services began. and
concluded lie would go out 10 tie Iarge
shed where tho people had assembled for
meeting, thinking perhaps he might meet
his friend. On going out, what was his
astonisbnent 10 iind the gallant (,oyernor
the hero of the shooting match, In front oC
the altar, surrounded by ministers and
elassrleadlers, with u hvtnnlbook In his
hand, head thrown back, singing as loud as
his lungs would permit-a N'i'hti
"how hrIn a Foundations. ye saints 6r The Lord D,
"From that moment" said the Judge. 81
gave up all hopes. | tell you'll tell YOU.
sir a man that's good Tor 4 camp-meeting
and shooting mati'h sSau't he beat for Con-
greSs IL can't be dene sirR' And SO il
- 'f'l didu aHial ll -ltaa4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

new ARRIVAL on GooDs.-PhiiIp IN Sugar.
isS sa9 ans ast afsi ys Com tse y sstsE markets
ne Is couhdeht he can sell oAeapsr than any other
mouse IN the city, and he pledges himself 10 offer
lower than any house IN the State OF Ohio s'Tbe
managers OF his New York house, aigCenter street.
near Grand, being on the alert To purchase goods
AZ GreH Bgfggfns, they are enablod 70 offer goods
~ rates mnch lower than any other house possibly
Empire Building, before purchasing eisswberc'' y AZ
sugarman, importer and dealer In All Kinds Of Dry
foods, &cr, gan also ke found at, the same place
before purchasing, at Cincinnati, or any other
Wholesale house, as he cap sell goods at New York
Wholesale prices He may be found Al No no
Main street. until further notice. nu In2Alam
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
NEWesTORE AMI NEW GOODS.

3aI HENRY MILLER s. C0,,.iSs1,,aiiill ~
GIG Th1x-cd street
WoULD beg leave TO inform their friends and
w the public lip general, that they have lust
opened drstrt,lassI Merchant Taiioring os,
tabishtnept at No. $40 Third street, where they
VIII be Always ready 70 receive orders 10 make
garments in the latest styles sinIfH'l7 II IIIIr
goods are ol the latest Fashion and style,
lowest prices. .tnistl8lf .d st,t. d 80 ~ t''i
40 nice Assortment Of Ready-made Clothing r
amohg the goods offered which will be sold ver
cheap .ttg -
A general assortment Of Gents Furnishing
Goods always on hand. Gentlemen will do wlcii to
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
mi1d8nf HENRY MILIEIl A. CO =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14
Mlisftiiaafuas.
Fellow-Citizenl.s:
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, ONO, has Tor saIe
even TmmssnS ho'ses aud Lots ranging from 500 70
Aiso six Farms three In Darke, two IN Mont
geometry and one In Van Wert County -. "f''
The Undersigned Gan always be found m ,ha
Ohio Insurance ONCE when moi ont an 'l,,@In'ss
or at the POst OAlce corner -" "'asines''
nnyr IAN and sells property, Terms liberal
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

tSf- by the death of an uncle IN Honolu-
lu, Mr.. iii. Hand, formerly city editor of
the Indianapolis Gazette. has Inherited a
cool tifly Thousand, IL, is understood Mr..
II. VIII leave, shortly, Tor Honolulu, 10
take possession Of the property, ana will
take up his residences In that delightful
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

"how hrIn Foundation. ye saints OF The Lord -
From that moment said the Judge, Il
gave up all hopes. | tell you'll tell you,
siE man that's good Tor a camp-meeting
and AsllDoting matt b ran't he beat for Con.
gress IL can't be dene sirn' And so IL
proved 49,. - y, 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

WAsH1NGrotz, GEoRaEToWN & ALEXAN-
DR1A r. R.-The National IntclEg encer says:
Since the Governments has ralinau'shed this
road it has been put under the management OF
experienced railroad men, whose admirable 40
miaistration Of its affairs has doubled its receipts
within a short period. The stock, which, un-
der the previous arrangement, vas below par,
IS noy quoted at 100. It is understood that
the company will run train on Sunday
between here and Alexandria for the accommo-
dation Of those desiring to attend Divine SER
vices in either city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25
DIED.

This morning, MARY, wife Of John B. Ian
cock, aged 81 ytars and months JHss~ The
friends Of the family are invited to attend the
Fl, ~ eral from her late residence, No. T6: " ellie
street, Tomorrow afternoon, At 2 o'clock,
Ar her residence, Avondale, in rince Georges
county Md on the 10Th instant, Mrs. ELiEA-
BETH W. SNOWDEN, relict OF Nicholas
Snowden, in the 10th year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-25

NEw YoRK, January 25.-Gold, 1895.
CO IL M E r C ! 4 L.

dull and unchanged. Corn dull snd dropping
Beet and Lard steady. Pork heavy. Whiskey
dull.
BALTIMORE, January 24.-Flour dali; West
ern extra 92509 90. Wheat scarce. Corn
firm; white 90, yellow, 765 Oats dull. SEEDS
steady Provisions quiet. Lard lS5W1S3
Coffee Inactive Sugars dull Nhlskey trim,
at $23l.
GFoRaErow-s CArTLE MARKET, TUESDAY,
Ian 3. There were one hundred and seventy
i've head Of cattle ptcre. for sale day at bro
yers Rest 81 which one hundred and ten head
were disposed Of at prices ranging from SG to -
per hundred weight Mark. closed duii, NO
sheen or the market