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Oucs soToS AarxDrcI Bolan. jriy 10. iJ5.
YIO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL PROPOSALS.,
i1dcr.ed Proposals 20 usans s,ene fopcr Insas hoass
sud Boiler Hense 81 OF nea ons ieS
oarrrs wil be er.ved It's ose SUI II oeook m o.
Trily The ga dsy which they viii he pup
hly fnisLs ,ls asee ~ az ss; ss
OF Er-ns oaso ard Hole ouss c'
near ed tiId-st 1s,f the Hg bi1se
Pls spelrhon and s Information ran BE- 90 90 -
pc.lon 90 the Eisneris once hsa o''a'e "''' ''A' ~
OF hide IAN also be obtained. 81. ~ ~.
Dol,,, 80 THOMAS STfPhEsS.l tro,oa =
~ ..r-I sOBT. L. pAHRAGI fAlasdrct
-.a -. r. wv. CRAVEN. bsard
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Summer Reireais.


CEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, x. j.,
" tliss niir' k"' o. s' qs,, I'm ,2nasrs
Ff ..s,on New flrnifl, Ff,' Gus Aeon.
podaons. Opra rem ths middle - june 70 Ocioocr =
Watch 1851 f0ini fof u. Enc ga ar snf ntns 20 ' ~
s,onnrton Sirsmsoa AID t ramoois h.a r. los on
ssors Shore lpc Railroad sismss a.d si o- coo
A. s PLfMPrpN 4 CO. Westerly. r. J.. Irti' y ].
Arr Jaiy J. Po,tooeo sddf.,. -tonini'on' Cgan.
1.-TWO LADIES want BOARD in the COUNTRY,
whsse they could ave bathing Board fsr Tho two t not ~
sci SO. Adar~ss no. 100 West foarisensh-'t
THE PRESTON HOUSE, slratoga.-Ihis bealti.
n and NfftA Aed
being sPpd OF it, and arc fi'' e' n 70,
Ts koo.e i entirely 'hs rnT 4 /.
airy aud ed m ih.te "a fers ~ ~ -
~ % eoi % suisissss q s fo@ dsPS sr om
which ~ susu's o. The hoas cons atty 80 ,hare
shade lrfs iiasn window b.
hsy- ~ u band taos where choice ,aHd wines md
kcisved induce the p1ble 20 ~1smine ths
iOs.e heo uhons elsswhsre while ihe sTscui sn.
q ks1se ,sry h hed give promise that ihoss who ' s
lIou-s W tho b0nA@s sf and e1pcrsns
81 the lEndloii sre not 70 Be ov'rooted
rI,HE HOT SPRINGS Bath County, Virginia.
IAkpl WLeh ~ a Ss ai are ss. H oss.s 10Y
Hotel and Cabins hsen sPairS
~.Ss .sa sunir. IN. B.hns increased three
T... Springs h... h-n vsr.b, for N. hall
century, celebrated for tho of hh-pmasn
Dsssses Of Ne Live. ssH. Bladder and Womb PsIsJ's
DAffhsa. Dyspepsla A.. kc, -
r fsr address ptopre,ors TIE will be
r,sdso s,IaTs psssurr VII s. 10 iuyins. see
j. A. MeCLUNG. Managed
J.xnsE. w,Irr.-, n. p. Resident Physician
HousH. LoSo BNlSoE. Jane IS
q - hn M.
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Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION. NOTICE.-Pubic notice is here
BY sn The ons pfsaP.I, ?. ssSsS5, q ~,
lie following have been lodged
Board Of Assessors Tor examination By al persons inter
F;, Ion buldus ,swcr In ssh.rs,i from LIST to I'd
second: building In Sahs.rss Rom e;hsvsaus too
Third Tor busas s.sssr 10 LudOwest b.:e,a Dsanesy
ssarsS For soldns sewer susol.. bevssn Rason
Tho limits by include =. The several
eusd s pieces sad psrs Of land ss1
Fr.s: Both hide. Of sb street between lat ard 2dsvsua.a
stcopd BoA aes Of 5h see between shavsn-s and pOs,
Third Both .ds. OT LadOw'res between
Youth, Both .id.' ofsusOs. between Rvrson and s;Ia
All person. vhoss interests shove n,u.d
nen who opposed 70 the OF either them are re-
a & Once. so = Sc" Court
House within thirty days from ne sG ss; s! s ,sifsS s
oy,c, se..D o, Az.o.. cos,iiio... yuly Z. Isss
ITO CONTEMPORARIES is hereby given that
in purususe Of an oFdinass' o. The ceauoa Council
ordained By The tsyor Aas,n,n ,ad cen@.v,y Of tie
City q New York Y Common Council essvssed va street
men. ne y e sGr 3 s s ss see: q t Ks
bay august laat @ TIE ssa,ss,sn q aud .ss.ssss
oSd tho dsi. Oi os'as Anoaaio: sssay required
Bidder. Win stat. pic. per qsr. yi ' Ii, p,1sasa:
sa E sSi ( baaaRsSH s.s:i''
ose. crOiah Asasia,t Dsp:Il1sgi w . tssis ; -
cxoros Asu.pucr DErnrssyr, SIv,Yo,x -, 60 less
ITO BUILDERS.-sealed proposals, isdorsed toT
building d. einy hoae 10 d (ei.i Para rsig ~ kecsv
Rs,eTyo together with the name q - bids: aac dns -
o. rn- r be received Once uail ~ O'clock einr
dsy day JAY 1885, Which a- they " be prbley
furnishing he m,sIl. al bud1s axeias aoaw
tn- Central fsfk neis the Rsssivn she,alyeiJ
required NJ be 4acaI,9a DoaA.t
Psus specdes be spp1oat 70 te Cbs IN
snesr this Office whore blank ~ BID, ci slo DO obtained
= THOMAS STEPHENS, Crosos
ROeERT T.. DARRAGa Ag4ed.c;'
A. ". CRAVEN. \ no1u
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Doaro ano Rooms.

4 DESIRABLE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
n 70 Lite G~uiemas ony fe1ns. 70 yer wsel 10 ~
East Eltscnihti
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STErsos HousH. LoNo BRkSCE, Jane IS
THE STETsoN HOUSE is now open for the ac-
connodsiIou Of guests be secured application
New ior1 or By telegraph liter to Lons Branch
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II INDT a MANZ,
IN M,nuc,urr Of GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS, hsvinf
ard lions No - bfoaiwaJ be-
Seventeenth snd Eighteenth Sewiofk would fssPeot
u those wiiug purchase psnos 10 the
q. tuan1 taf,d
under th r-s' erp-fiens sni
enabled her passed BY
brisnry. dscscy q tou. combined With :
uusip Which usuIus The greatest dafby Al
with the Agate saHsgusnt and eah In
VII BE- warranted for rye yra-%
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prinfrng.

ptiHiM4.
NHAs. C. SHELLEY, No. IS Barclay-si.,
" STEAM JOB PRiNrRh.-csrds Crea!r' Bhhe'd' Po''s'
Cs,.lozues &c, SIT LJWel cssl rates.
CYLINDER Pm sswoRk doas fsI tas TAD
YAM EyLRDELLs SONS. No. l0i fulton.st.-
w STEAM lob PRISTERs AID LABLL hAAtFAc'Vh
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TNITED PIANO-FORrE MAKERS,
~ No. aWALktR-ST. NeWlo.I
Cor Corrpsny belnG conpossd entirely Of sueFo
vs are saabd 10 prodae, perfect fsno THAN AM
OTHER lOUSk.
E,sry IaSiraaa-ni gnr.ni-si Tor Fv- Tear,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

1t thus appears that Ydl is word Of very general fehn
urthe nie ~ hing possessing widely different qualities
determine whether God IN his WoTd sanctions he use o.
intoxicating drink 10 enough 20 ind one passage OF
Scripture whore approves thing called Vnc then 20 OBJ
serve another tI' hat wine intoicato and lastly, 10
leap the colciuon thnf fiTCot God authorizes lutxi
eating drinks t0 De gscl beverage by men. IL g. here
surely proper discern thEgs b1t differ. and 90 approve Oily
what good Ga ths branch " inquiry, x VIII be neeet
giry social le IN ancient days 20 note ne pro-
oesss az nature and OF the people In 'he au0 u
vineyards What then the good wine What was then
tue f,rnented Intoxicating wine aud how was u ed IN
,oumoa ff What does Goo say Of both In Lis holy Word
Inese arc onr inlnifies.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
N. Y Herali.

This sheet is editei by the most cor
rupt man, probably, in existehce. by the
last few members we find that after bera-
ting the opponents of the, President for
months, he has, at last, sold ont to them,
body and soul, and has turned his mali
cions shafts against Mr.. Johnson. lie is
anxious for Mr.. Johnson to urge the
Southern States to adopt the Infamous
Constitutional amendment, as the only
peaceful ISOLATION Of the present Difficult
ties.
Thank fortune, James Gordon Ben
nctts corruption has become so notori-
Gus that his influence is but little. IIav-
ing been horse-whipped into notice and
some money, he has kept himself before
the wind, by fraud, intrigue, and corrup-
ton, until to be more foul than Bennett,
would only be to be Parson Brownlow
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
Death of DR.. Lorenz, Gibson.

We are called upon to announce the
sudden death of DIR. LORENZO GIBSON, oI
this city On Thursday night he retired
to bed, apparently in the enjoyment OF
perfect health. During the night he was
seized with appopleXy, and at > O'Clock
yesterday morning, h2 died.
This sa1 intelligence will he received
with profound regret throughout the
Stat The deceased was one Of the
Oldest, most respected, and influential cit
izens of Arkansas,
Endowed, by nature, with superior
intellect, cultivated hy learning and expe
ricncc, firmly devoted to principle, ant
of undaunted courage, he was truly ;
representative man, and would have gra
ccd any position which he might hav,
been called to fill, In the Legislature o
Arkansas his influence was felt. and was
always welded for the good ofthe State
-Ne~s.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
Notice.

\ EEL boat Ocean Spray. taken up. No
IN tice is hereby given that on Friday evc-
nlng the 2lst day of september, 1866 the keel
boat Ocean Spray, with small cargo of stone
coal on board. being by us discovered to b,
afoat and adrift in the main current of the
Arkansas river, and having no person or per.
sons aboard and being, as we considered. in a
pcrshablc condition. and liable to be lost. was
by us followed, taken up, and secured ON the
north bank Of the Arkansas river about 30 or
% miles by water below Van Buren, about the
mouth of Frog Bayou. and near the farm of
COL n. Is. Bllrrow at which said place we
now have said keel boat, Ocean Spray in our
care and possession. VT
Anu the owner or owners Of said boat arc
hereby notified of the taking up of said boat.
anu requested to come forward Immediately
prove their property or title in said boat as
tne law requires pay charges aud salvage. rs
allowed by law, and take their property, 9th
crwlse we will retain such boat in our possess
ion' to he dealt with rs the law directs.
JOHN 7: HATHAWAY
JACOB RANSOM. Takors IN.
ROBERT lIAMlLTON.\
van Buren,. Sept. ~ 1866. 3wl6
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

sI" SMoNs q Co, of Little Rock, offer in
ducements to purchasers of furniture and ey-
erything connected with their establishment
on as reasonable terms Us can be purchased
on this side of the Mississippi. Don't fail tC
examine their large stock, which is offered al
wholesale and retail. ..s.-.-.-
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

ES'" Our collector, says the Pine Bluff
Tndicotor, made his report last Saturday
briefly as follows:
Z" Didn't get id cent; il had II
paper, would publish every man who
refused TO pay his bll.'
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

'Ha Gsr Hon. VIM. Byers, member of
Congress from the Batesvillc district of
arkansas, has been appointed Supcrin-
tendent Of Indian affairs for the South.
ern Superintendancy, vice Elijah Selles
resigned. This is a good appointment
end will give general satisfaction to al
persons having business with the Indiai
= Department South.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

TT The following deaths from Chol
era are reported by the Secretary of the
Board of Health at For. Smith for thC
week ending the Goth of September;
Cherokees, 2; colored 10; whites, II
total, 80.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

s8@ We direct attention to the advertise
ment of NJ. MAYERs, ft. smith The DIR. has
a full assortment of Drugs, &c. which he Of
fers at inducing prices. Give him call.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

Eg- Governor Colbert, Col. Pickens,
Holmes Colbert and Dr. Carter, Chicka.
saw delegates to Washington, were on
the Ozark bound home. ''"
The Choctaws. Creeks and Cherokee
delegates are looked for on every boat.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

FS' Purity of character is like the
full blown hower--it delights, gratifes,
and refreshes each passer-by in life's
highway, and when fading and dying,
leaves its delicate fragrance behind as a
memory of its beauty and sweetness in
life.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
gOTICB TO DEBTORS.

4 IL persons indebted TO NJ. LYNCH.
~ either by Note or Account, are hereby
notified to come forward and pay up at once.
Country produce of all descriptions viii hr
Wheat. etc. etc. All persons desiring To pay
in produce. will deliver at Lynch's Brick Store
Main street, Van Buren,.
oct. lie ID. L. {. L1 NClI.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

ES~ John L. Humphreys, of Tennes.
see has been appointed agent for the
Cherokee Nation. ... r.. ..a
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
Gen. Lees Application for Pardon.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED STATES
Washington, ID. c., june %. 1866.

! HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED STATrs)
Washington, ID. c., June %, 1866.
Gen. r. L. LrE RICHMOND VA: 81
| General; Your communication of date the
| 18th inst. stating the steps you had taken af-
ter reading the Presidents proclamation of
the 2StE ult, with the View ofcomplyihg with
| its provisions when you learned that, with
Others, You were to be indicted for treason bv
the Grand Jury at Norfolk that You had sup
posed that the officers and men of the army
of Northern Virginia. were by the terms of
the surrender protected by The United States
! Government from molcstatiOn. so long as they
contormed to its conditions; that YOU were
| ready to meet any charges that might be pre-
| terred against you and did not wish to avoid
trial, but that if you were correct as to the
| protection granted by your parole and were
not to be prosecuted, YOU desired to avail your
self of the Presidents amnesty and prOcla-
nation. and enclosing an application therefor
with the request that in the event il be acted
| on, has been received and forwarded to the
| Secretary of War; with the following opinion
indorsed thereon: t..' .....
I'm my opinion the officers and men parol-
ed at AppomattoN Court House. and since up
| on the same terms given to Lee, cannot be
tried for treasan so long as they observe the
| terms Of their parole. This is my understan-
ding. Good faith as well as true policy. die
tates that we should observe the conditions of
that convention. BAD faith on the part of the
Goverament or u construction of that CON
vention subiecting the officers to trial for
treason, would produce 4 feeling of insecure
~ in the minds Of all the officers and men. If
SO disposed they might even regard such an
iniraction of terms by the Government as an
entire release from all obligations on their
par. will state farther that the terms gran
ted by me, met with the hearty approval of
the President at the time. and of the country,
generally. The action of Judge Underwood.
in Norfolk. has already had an injurious eff
feet, and would ask that he be ordered to
quash all indictments against parolod prison.
ers of war, and to desist from the further
prosecution Of them"
us. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
| llEADQrARrrRs ARMIES UNITED SrATrSl
June l6, 1866.
This opinion am informed. Is substantial
W the same as that entertained by the Govern
mont. have forwarded your application for
amnesty and pardon to the President, with the
endorsement thereon:
! Respectfully forwarded through the Sec
retary Of War, to the President, with the ear
nest Recommendation that thisNpplication of
zen. Il. f. Lee for amnesty and pardon may
| DC granted him. The oath of allegiance re-
Il CURED by recent order of the President does
not accompany this. for the reason | am in
formed Dv Gen. Ord. the order recurring II
had not reached Richmond when this was for
warded.' Us. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES UNITED SrATrs)
June 10, lSGG.
Very respectfully.
L. S.GRANT Lieut.. Gen.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

E- Judge Wright passed up on the
Ozark, for Fort Gibson, with 100000
to pay the Cherokee soldiers the bounty
money due them. ..5 .
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

.$" Sec the advertisement Of Buggy and
Harness for sale-a bargain"
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC
Auction,


NIlLL be sold to the highest bidder, for
w Cash In hand, at the Court House door
IN Van Buren, on Monday, the 22d day of Oc-
tober' 1866. within the hours of judicial sale.
the following described Real Estate. to-wit :
me sw "A OF sec, no. II, township no. 13 north
range, no. 30 west and the " y of nwh of sec.
II, township no l3. north range, no. 80 west
situate, lying. and being in the County of
Washington, Arkansas, and containing 2iO
acres of land, This is the place on which
John Iatta Sr, formerly resided, and on
which John Latta- Jr- at present resides. II
embraces about 20 acres of cleared land. fine
orchard. a good dwelling house and other bull
dings. This property Is sold to satisfy mort
gage heretofore executed to the undersigned
by John Latta, Sr. %
ISAAC B. AUSTIN,
", Mortgagcc and Trustee.
:, N B.-,for particulars cali on Jesse Turner,
Esq at Van Buren,. '''''
Sept. 70.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
anu Ttldll.

examine lhelr large stOck, which Is offered al
wholesale and retail
RTcHMoSD. Va. Sept. 27-Robcrt Ould for
merly Of Washington. and, during the wal
commissioner for the exchange of prisoners
WIS elected TO the State Senate to-day. from
this city. His competitor was John TYLER,
son of the cX-prcsident. ,.,
WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-Reccntly dclcga-
ton of prominent Southern business men
most of them cotton factors and planters Wis
tied Washington to cndcavor toobtain Il mod
iiication of the existing rules and regulations
under which cotton is transported to market
the revenue tax thereon paid. and its final
shipment to domestic ports. The Secretary
of the Treasury to-day referred the subject to
the Attorney General for his opinion in the
premises,
FoRr MONROE. Sept. lS.-Bishop Green. of
Mississippi. and John W. Kelly, an cX- Roman
Catholic minister. in an interview with Jeff,
Davis, Informed him they would make an ap-
peal to President johnson for his release. il
he had no objection. To which Davis respon-
dcd that he thanked them for their Kind in
tcntions. and assured them that such efforts
would be futile, ~ his counsel had made SINH
lar cXertions, and were told he must be tried
by military and civil courts upon charges
made against him.
OGpENsBuHG, \. Y. Sept. 25.-It is report
ed upon good authority that party of Fen
ians are concentrated in Northern Vermont
for a raid ON Canada. Considerable excite
mcnt exists in those counties which border on
the Canadian frontier.
CAIRo.-Thc steamer ]. z. Gilmore. from
Cincinnati to Arkansas River. with a heavy
cargo Of assorted freight struck the wreck of
the Courier two miles below Mound City on
Tuesday night, and sunk to her boiler deck in
fifteen minutes. No human lives We're lost.
but numbcFof horses were drowned The
boat and good portion of her cargo can pro-
badly be saved. .t..
NEW YORK Sept. 27.--An Ottawa. Canada.
dispatch, says the FcnanS are again conccp-
tating for raid in various portions of Yer
mont and troops are being placed on an ex-
tcnsivc war footing. The military force has
been formed into field brigadeS and garrsons
the former being complete in themselves and
prepared to move at a moments notice. The
Commissary. Quartermaster's Department and
Medical Corps have been ordered to supply
themselves fully with everything necessary
fora vigorous campaign.
WASHINGTON, sept I.--Thc National In
tcllgencer to-day says, Samuel Tyler, of Ma
ryland, one of the counsel of JEFF Davis had
an interview with the attorney general, YES
tcrday in regard to the trial of Davis. We
have not heard what the result of the inter
view was. but suppose it was in accordance
with what we learn from the hest source of
information, viz: That Judge Underwood and
Chief Justice Chase have come to the conclu-
sion that because Of the legislation of the
last Congress, the adjourned court cannot be
held next month. Consequently the case of
Davis, with all Others, must be postponed to n
future day.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
DIED.

At Cane Ilill Arks. at the residence Of be-
grandmother, Mrs, Elizabeth liill, on the 20
OF September a. d., 1866, BELLE WAEE
daughter of Mr.. James and Tennessee Ware
of Hampstead County. Ark
Gazette. Little Rock, and Telegraph, Wash
ingtOn, please copy.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05
New Steam Mill

W I I = n @ I'M,
' VIE New steam Mill and Cotton Gin late
y punt m Van Buren, by Geo. W. New
tin Cotton and Grind Corn
IN about one week. Being now under the SUI
perntcndcnce of the undersigned. we hone hv
strict attention to business to receive A shnr
Of the public patronage. 0--'
=, A. NJ. CALLAHAN 4 co.
Van puren. Sept n.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

RICHMOND Va, Sept. 27-Robcrt Ould. for
merly Of Washington. and, during the war
commissioner for the exchange of prisoners,
WIS elected TO the State Senate. to-day. from
this city. His competitor was John Tyler,
son of the cX-Prcsdent.
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-05

OGpENsBUEG, \. Y. Sept. 25.-It is report
ed upon good authority that party of Fen
ianS are concentrated in Northern Vermont
for q raid ON Canada. Considerable excite
ment exists in those counties which border on
the Canadian frontier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-03
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E1rey.,s4 t:iMtG

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-03
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