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The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18

John L. Gibson
". In chry. Bill for divorce.
Nancy Gibson.
nN this day comes said complainant Ly his so
letter and file herewith his Bill Of complaint,
his affidavit that The defendant is a non resident
of the State of Arkansas; it is therefore ordered
that the defendant herein be and she is hereby
notified that said complainant has commenced this
suit against her for divorce. That the cause al
ledged in said complainants Bill of Divorce is
wilful desertion on the part of the defendant and
unless the said defendant appears on or before the
third day of the rext term of this court at court
to be holden at the court house, in the county Of
Benton, and State of Arkansas, the fourth
Monday after the first Monday in February, A. D..
1867, and plead, answer or demur to said
plainants bill, the same will be tal:en as con
fessed and decree rendered accordingly. And it
isfurther ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished in some newspaper published in this State,
for two weeks successfully the last insertion to be
thirty days befoe the first day of the next term of
this court.
Given under my hand this 9th day of January
A. ID. 1867 J. W. SKIES, ClerII.
A trne copy j. W. SKIES. Jan. 19--2t
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18

CoRRECroN.--W were In an error in stat
ing last week, that Mr.. G. +. Harvey had
been appointed Postmaster. Mr.. Bushong
Still holds thr oi'lcc, and ,tr Harvey is ncp0-
Is,
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18
W. BYERS, Sup't

1HUIdII NIIdITs.
II The Van Buren, Press. and the Little
RocE Gazette, will publish two insertions, and
send bill to the Superintendent.
TT. Smith Ark. Jan. r.
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18
Proposals for Subsistence.

JANUARY, y, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
ofthe Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
Fort Smith, Arks. until II o'clock noon of
February llth. lS67, for subsistence for the
Seminole Indians.
The bids will be at so much per Ration As
follows:
| Pound Fresh Beef.
Z of a Pound of Flour, or in lieu of flour
l ! Pints of Corn, (four and corn to be
issued alternately
/ quarts of SAT- per 100 Rations.
TO be delivered at the Seminole Agency. In
the Seminole Nation, TO the Agent of the
Scminoles-and all articles to be inspected by
said Agent.
The department reserves the right to reject
all bids. and. If a contract Is entered into. the
right will be reserved to terminate the same
oil thirty days notice, after the 3lst of May
1867.
" RNERS Sun't
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18

10 his own building on MAIN STREET, opposite
the POST OFFICE, formerly occupied by DR..
Foster, Hathaway, Robinson and recently by AL
len Stone Also, received o new and complete as
sortment of
Brown Domestics, Calicoes from l5c to 25c pr yd,
Drillings, red, yellow, white, figured twill
ed Flannels. plaid Linseys, ladies light
and brown Cloth for Coal,s blac.
Doesns & Cloths, Pants stuffs
Of all descriptions, blue
Denims, HE. Stripes,
Shifting Stripes, Checl.s, cotton Plaids, Handler
chiefs. linen, muslin & printed, home made
and Shaker Flannes, Velvet, tafata and
rep'd Ribbons, Valencienne, blonde
and cotton Laees, SO dozen Alex
anders, Journin Vienna Kid
Gloves from 81 to SO.
Lads, mems and misses CLOTH, berlin, Isle and
cotton Gloves. Toilet Soaps, Pomade, Eau de Col
osue, tooth and hair Brushes, belt buchlcs * belt
Ribbons, plain and cross bard Jaconet Swiss
Ginghams snd Chambrys, ladies and ehildrcns
Balmoral and hoop Skirts, wool and cotton Hose,
Corscts and corset facets corset clasps dress and
embroidery braids, embroidery worseds and cot.
tons, Hooks and Eyes, Goats, Clarli's Willmantlc,
Daniels and Merrics Spool Cotton, bic. and white
linen Thread, cotton stein Thread Pins, Paper
collars, ladies and childrens bamoral Stockings,
Dress ard coat buttons Artificial Flowers, Hoods,
Nubias & breakfast Shawls, table covers table
cloths and towels.
Coffee, Sugar, and Tobacco,
Powder, Shot, Soap, Starch, Salt, Spices, Pepper,
Saleratus, Inhs, blaching, letter, mote and
cap Paper, and many articles to numerous
TO mention, all Of which | offer for
sale
. QHEIPER THAN Any HOUSE
in Van Buren, or Fort Smith.
Those in want of Goods will do well to
call and examine my stock and prices, as
! consider it no trouble to show goods, and
! feel assured they will find it to their in
crest to get bargains.
MY TERMS ARE CASH!
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Hides, Corn,
Pork, Petries, Dried Peaches, etc., bought
in exchange for goods, and sold at tho same
prices bought.
Respectfully,
n. +. CORNELIUS.
Van Buren,, Jan |, 1867, .a
p. S.-Remcmbcr the place, opposite the
Post Office. "A Main street, in The staie re-
onr,lv ~,~"-;nl "" 4 llo-. - - -''
,,..', vs..I 80 =. --.'s" Az @'one'
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18
Chancery Notice.
State Of Arkansas.


County Of Benton.
INUe Benton c2uaiy ctrcut court on the
chaceyy side here?f in racatioa Of said
court JaauoJy 2d 4. b. 1861
John K. Gibson
The Van Buren press., 1867-01-18

Es'C y. Drake was elected L, S.
Senator from Missouri, cn ihc 81. inst,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

Broseflion YraIaten, Yrieiter, M6n6c
uno Sol6aten bon Dem 8atican nod
ben ct. SBeter. Ser Yapit wurbe auf
leinen Sbron aetraaeu. ct. 8rtrr's
Stride iuar nit aolbenen 8emdnbern,
berrliden @emalben uno 100000 Yar6
cnrnoiiin 5eibenitof becorirt. 9as
8ebaube mar nit pielen Mfillioncn
gSadslibtern erleuhtet umb Sunbert
Sauicnoe uaren in Der Stride. Sus
runter Ser ST S0nig bon gleopel,
Srelnoe 8eianbte nno 500 @ar0inalc
mo @rsbild6fe. Ser 8aplt ceIebrirte
Die @re9orianer Nftne in 9ateiniid
unb @riedild. 3iuei llnterbre6ungen
famen Dor. Ser 8orban9 fing Seuer,
iuaro aber balO puseel0ldt. Sin Wann
lullrbe Muee6dtS bS groBartigen
@lan3es ipabniinnig, uno .f6nitt iid
Den SAILS ob.
Ser 8abit coniecrirte Die Stride
iofort wisber. !uabbem ,iie nit Dem,
8lut beS SeIbitm0rbers entiueibt
Dorhen. SSrans 2isst bate fiir Die
groBe Wfei1e @gtra -NtaiifitIfe, .-com<
ppnirt. Oieielbs iuurOe ourd baS SSebeum
nnb Bic Gduons ct. fYeters nn6 ct.
@ngelo's aefolst Oie. sSeierri6feiten
Oauern Die ganse 8ode biliourd.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
5. Gosares,s lefsanetie,...

Scr 9efer, ipsIder, nit Der Sanptles
talitat bieier Sra ablnag, ct. Bartbos
lontans, befannt 1T, erfabre 6enri aud
nod, bab oas ,,idmar3e SauS's, nit
Die @cbnung Der Stnnc's dIIaemein
genannt, llur nod in einaeInen Sheilen
beiuobnbar mar. Dieies @ttddoe hattie
ourd bic Waht Der 3eit lno cine aroBe
6euersbtanft febr gtIitten unb 70 lanes
es i'm 8efb Der Stone's par, eiuar6e
teite reitaurirenoe o0er aud uir err
baltenbe Sano an ha5eIbe geieat. B sc
tniipften f9 an 0ae agte Saus cine
Menge erniter uub f@anerIidler, tbeiIs,
lpeiie alerbinQl b0dit fabul6ier @ss
f@i9ten, ipelde aber bon einen fen.
fibIes Maa6eh, ME GlFaas ale aMfisl
@ort geglnlEt aub bon ibfer .@robs
inutter, MirG Bolt, ilamer non Meilsx,
aunsenfertit alfsetiiGt tpurSen.
m Wortlehuna folat.) 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
at. Qoui8, 80. SUM

Ser Srieesminiiter bot aus benz
2eaDeniuortb @rfenal 1000 9interla =
Der UNI. 10000 &arabiner fur 6ie Union
,Yqcifc @iienbabn @eisIfbaft, &auias
Bran6e beorbert, UNI Bic Snaenieure
ll,no Slrbeiter in Ben @tano ,su leben,
lid 9cgen Snoianer &n9riffe su be-
i6asen. ar aD r.
Sit geriidt meISet, bab General
Guitar in9 IeBter gSode, oils ler nit
elmer S9tpabron Gabauerie amf eiuem
streifsug iid) 6efan6, bon elmer nebers
madt ,Snoianer an9egriffen unb oaB er
nno feline 9anse Sorcc 9et6btet iporben
ieien. Wfan glaubt baB bas @erii6t
ipoBr 1T, benn idon felt geranmer 3eit
bort man bon ibin nidts.
-..s,I,r4s Sem gorf, 30 Suni.
Nfan bort oaB General @rants Sr<
Der an SberiOan oabin Iante, bic 3eit
fur Die Ge9iitration 3u berl1naern, un6
oab Der 9egtere iofort mad Gmpfana
oes 8efcbls cine be3uslide 8roclomas
tiOn erfa6en 8 be. 1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
Die y9taatS Sjeitmiia,,
mad Deutf@Ianb.

Gin 9reahb fssibt uns has t5sIasns.. ,psI.
g 3ssa sa MIR sfrH aafnabms in naisrm 8Iatt ss-
so fSidt sit, etaatsstitans~ ndS n,,iin,tr7 iin 2
alteu Seiutath ni6t lallei1, ned ID babsitt,
nteineH g5eripnnhten, @eIeasnbeit aebe am err.
fabrtn trb ID bin, hit nil 6ifr le6ei, ,iilo ME
metaen en 9simatt unssfSbr AasEebt, Isu- 6
bern, aticb UNI fir bic Ginpauberuna bierber
.3a rttfth. 9tibtS .fann mebr n Sifisr Wid,s
tungthaa aIGlcit sBtrishhtsna iin1efer Stuifdben
3eituHs na9 allen 3beiIen Denti&lanhs.' Sa-.,
bel tpare ID nod Tapjer nnb Yerts, benn n,
bFautbe lni9t tleaiause 8riee nj Itbyitfu.
-ale 6e lanee i4 bic s3situus l@ide, nilIsu hie
Rsinissn, bae es mir gut sfbf."
s Dde ScftatagebEatt mad DsutfrtIanb Fplfet
tnclpllse werte 80 ptr Sabr, pber 81. .25 perS
9aleiabr,, aIlp MIR 4 d Gents fir bit ti,,-
lflne Nuratler. Gin finjietr eittfadbsr 8ritF
tommt anf q Gents. pitrnat II aIls bas
9euefn Der iAfitlns Der bel .pfiiem biQtolle
gbe8, nit Ben Stini9en IN Deutf5Ianb r.,
r&errsipeusens ~ blei6sns gBir bsIFsns3 bakli
redt riele uuffrfr Mitbitrger 70 psrniinftia iker
bielsN Gdu. urtbtilsh neretn, ais nnisr pben
srle8gnilr 8ttenei uib ftbfn bsskalb rtdbhakI.o
ra4en NlelHentsn tntgtssB, gDis isnnes
oalaiT aayanttEen, hab has 8latt yseslm6eio
auseaiuE9s, !lss3sfiie " JtsIR BIZ = II7Ts1S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
"YreB II, SinleS"
lt6nlih mnn tnhIhent1ihN

NN0SttH uhV bUUUSubttSHI%
dies it oas einsse opaIe tzIatt nit gusnabme Scr
ts3eitnug" weIdes in RaiHbiHe Ieransz
seaeben miro. Bon aIen bier erl9etnenben gIdttern
bat es bic grOBte Girtuation nub 1T es Sas o,ieue
Organ Ses Stdates. Gs bat cine erose GirfuIatipn
i'm &orben fowobL aIs ouc I'M Siiben itnb @ee5dftsz
leute tonnen fein beferes Anseiaeu= =Neoium finSen
Das tdgIibe Blatt entbdIt bic iebten unS pOuitdns
bigger teIegrepbifben 8eribte non poIitiften unb
eommereieuen uno aagemeinen Reuefeiten. Die
&otaiueuigfetten ber Sta6t unb llmaebIua perSen
ausftbr bcrDfes uno in ieoer S5iitfid5t ninmt bes
les BlattoemeriteHHana unter ben bieIigen 3eituns
gen Elm. ,aT'9d . =
Die ereisniiIe bes tommenben saIjres rperbel, non
SntereFle ien. usbernu iit Sas 2ano IN Aufreatno
une binnen sRnrsem rperDen bic Iuiftialien qebens
fra9en er6rtertunb entfie6en fueree ggir 1piinftn
baber, baB nfts cas ionaIe Bolt in benz fDmmenSen
S8abIfartpfe NIT alien in ibren xrdften tebenoen
ittesn unterftiiten m6gen, Mnb Mnferem 8Iatte in
chem fIeinen Dorfe ober 6Ieden nt Staafe gerbrei.
tung 3n gebeI. Sn 8ntanft, pie sas in Oer 8ersan
senbet 9eideben, IDirO bas 8Iatt Der erntIide Ser
beiStser Der Soeen nnb Prasipien anferes sesenrua
hgen gongreiies ieiH. ~ ~ f.l7 -
TIMER Sobs@ocn 1T in jeSer 6iniidt uoutdnsi
singeri4tet nHs mir tDnnen an S9neHigteit I'm
Riebli6teit nidt aeboten iperbe Berionel,, ,peldb
DrHfiad5en Gnsgefiibrt bdben woIIeM, fSnnen i'd
auf ereelente ausfabrng segebener Auftrdge sa ben
biGtgfen 9reiien uertafen. E
TaH aoreffre .4ssi'
SSre6 amb SimeS &D.,
'''9i.'r' Slo s sfprtb @berrp Stre,
Rafbpif' -. 1enncffee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

1000 SAB egtra SainiIien< N1ebl
200 5aB egtra iiiperfne WebI,
so 91bs aem Orleans 3uder,
"a Sbbs 9emerara 3uder,
so 5af sepadter unb puIueriHrter 3ader
200 Sud Yrima Rio Raifee,
Is Sad 2asuira 2affee, .s'''- g" I
Is SaS frii9en Reis,
50 SaB Nep ORLEANS RoIaiTes, e
200 atiten Prorter u. @ambIe seize,
$50 aiiten perf9iebene Sorten
100 Riiten StearinIi9te,
100 Riften EaIsIi5te, bart seprest,
so aiften ieiner &au@tabat,
30 groB Sine Gut Gabat.
Is 9ab Ran9tabaf,
Is Sos ensIifder Soba,
{ - 25 Sab amerifanii1er Sobu,
40 aiiten unb Q 4funbzaan Auitern
so aiften 9feffer, sls.r4.
50 aiiten @erpiirse,
50 Riften Snbiso,
50 &titeH gemabIenen SEMI
25 s5aB Mafon's BidbIe,
60 aiften 4sint, Quart u. Il gaaonen 5Iaf9e
10 aiiten gdrrett S9nupftabaf,
20 gros Surtee's 8Iau,
20 SaB Bourbon 8bistep-
25 5aB &obertfen County Bsistep,E
100 6ab Ssote Haib grooT @bistep,
100 Sat Singer GorSiaI,
is 5ab Snswer asein,
Is 5ds SaBe Beine, &s
SO 6aB Eeineiis,
rs 5as gitronen Syrup,
so aiiten Stdrte,
50 Dusenb Gimer,
50 Dusenb 8eIen,
1000 Sad RebI,
50 Riften aHortirter Ganbp,
BranSr, Sfam. Sin, 8eine uerf9iebener Writ be
0Scaflep s 9arbrousb,
Sfr. 3 sforo GoIle9e StraBe,
mill 3R eeafbpiHe Eennehee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
100000 @eprcBte 8afitcine,
perfertist uOn gebriiber @bambers u. gp's..
W trgadftein. .Raf9ine in Der
SSnfbDile
9ampf-Saditeinz6abrif

0ieie 8oditeine fab bebeateno beer oIs ale iibriz
gen. bic 6urd5 einsn antern gro;eB fur ben sep6Ln.
ltbsn @ebrau& foblisirt perben. Sieieben f6nnen
noo etnmal 10 ptel Druid als bic nit Der San1 aes
itad,ten Sndfteine ansbaten, obne su aerpoten nnS
Der Rortel bdt bel nenieIben pieI feiter auiammet
ns nm Der seatlstet Mot io snsansi9 ln6 finb
Sir SrOttOirs ui,O eiiternen fSanem ie ni6t aber.
| troiien weroen ,..i.' ~. 1,
f'E PbiIabeIp bia, Is. Dttl Der 1863
pies TT sur Sei@eniauns. bas ptr mebrere sou<
tenbe ser Sebr. gbambers u. Sos. gai6inens8ddz
itene 9ebrant ba en- unb ods mir. oIs BauIe te bes
leben allen anSern porSieben. ba fe pon sr6berer
5dt: Chris ginSer, 6. Strabe oberbaIb Seiierion;
q. 9. IS t9. RaurerE imb Baumeiiter, z. Strafe
oSerhab oSs Grforo; a. p. GalSrueu, alter 8aumeer,
M3nm s,aa Der eifenBabnbtide dber ben e6uprtiu
SIuB ,putSen 2.2100t0 8adfteine sebram6t; GaniSen
samssn ssOnsssSle s5a zgo Saditens sbsnsstanal in
brit. &arquette, 2ate Superior, fOOOiIU g3adItene
q, Ale eben eenannteu unS NOD mebrere gallionen
$riudt= 81 bdoe benu tuuroen ffith tit Der gebrii
Ser Chambers u. Sos. gatent 3aditem Yaai9ine faz
triart noroen. e ,' ~,
@it 8ersnisen uerweien mir auf bic foIaenben
Serren biefser Stabt, peI1e itnjere Badffetne oe=
erau9t baben' unb bic benz pbener1pdbnten 3eagniB
q. 9. SANFORD, grdiibent ber eraen Ra ionoLbonf;
Sene Wdrren, CARPENTER uno 8dumeifter; ~. s..
Nort9erni carpenter nnb Saitnieiiter; 2eonnros u.
Nc&eon, anrer; Col. 8. y. Ban Dune Sen.
tbums @eenf. 80 1870 u
Mir uerfertigen aud bic ueItberiibmten gbiIobsIz
p9a 6ronts", Ipele fur 6ront unb 5euerpIdte nid5t
nberroHen rperoen fonnen. 8adftene mer6en ,u is6r
btugen Ereiien irsen6 einen Ort am Ius o6er On
Der gttenbabn bef6rbert Erottpirs meroen ,u ben
semdtaten Yreifen eeest unb fir ale setbnne Arbeit
5itr ndbere SnformattOr ober gefeuunsen rusnbe
man iidb an
Woion. McdnS u. Co., Msenten,
9tnfbuiue Gampf= 8idfein Srenmerei,
q. .. SOr 49f. yiaIbpiue, Tenn,
Sbei man befudbe bic 8adjein 8rennerei, nabe benz
Haee Trad. mi9 2Sp
EED Ser W0rtel flebt spilden Sieleu
Steinen be6er, wie BEL ir9enb ein,r an<
0ereu Nrt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
Gine quite @r5iebmn9
gum
0cibGftstlta,t

TT nos einiige 8err69en. has @Itern ibrcn &inbern
9eben t6nril, "a eaifeIbe ME perloren 0eten cam
fann uno beitdnei9 bel Der @npenhung meGr 29ert1
erhdlt Sieie @r5iebung fam man III Der
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

RATES OF ADVERTISE
Reg DAILY $t.00 per Square firstinsertion
and fifty Cents for each subsequent Insertion. J
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01

s Q. -. u
~ sAe @r3bild0fe Gpalbina
Baltimore; 6enrif bon ct. 9ouis,
gsoIn bon STEM SrleanS, 8urcea bon
Cincinnati uno Sildof ySooo bon
philadelphia ueblt % BiId0feu BON
anoern amerifanil6eu Si6celen i'm
brittiiden 8e6iet rno in Der Union.
Nls Der Babit Die amerifanllAen Yras
laten unO 9eiltli9en in Nuoiena em<
ping ilberreidten fie ibm $500, 900 in
gemiin3tem Solo gum @ei6enf, ebeH 70
oaS WfOoea Der amerifaniiden 9ad)t
Senrietta in Sil6er- 0ie Yadt mar
unten nit @ol6ltiifen i'm gSertbe bon
$4,000 befrddtet, lpel6e bon Dem
Solfe in Der erSbiib 5fideu Yropins
Cincinnati, Ohio, Beigelteuert' t'telfrben.s
9as WioSea iuurbe bonn BiIdof
8ooo bon philadelphia ais @eIdenf
mitaebra6t. iBGbrenbIher Rabi1 baa j
9Ro0ea Der Seurietta aus bcm Gtui
berausnabm, benierfte er nlit ;buISrei@
dent 2a9eln: 50 lit aidt 9lIles,. 9nnf
Ooer Sarnpf inbelt CT auf bic golbene
4aoung anlpielte. Gr madjte Sen an
meienoen 9lmerifanern iueaen ibres
reli9i0ien uno biirgerli6en sSortl@rit@
tes &omplimente uno iprad irr Der
9ilniti9iten g8eife, bonn mtfus l&ina,
benz @elan6ten Der 8et. Staaten in
Gom, nnb bon oefen 8ater, bem Bro> /
feflor Sing, tuel9er ieBt in ben lebten
3ugen Iiegt. Sic GTrsbii41js gPal~
bling uno Yurceu fpur6eft dfs gontite
erHannt, uni i'm 9tdmen bee fafbpIis !
f6en gSelt' duf bic glhfpraGe hbest
gapites gu ertuibern. D Ggii
O. d oan, 20. SINH.
Gr;bii@of Hureel nfrb pbei Der
6eier einen Gbrenplab neben Dem
4dpif er6alten. Denl amerifaniiden
8if66fen miro ale nnratn6aliGe 2lAf>
merfiamfeit eripieien.. s,a ,sae
2on6on, 20. Suni.
Omar 8aidas sieg iiber oie ean<
6ieEipiro bon GUflltantinepel. aus bess,
StaGridtep. aus, 5epap melpea, bab
geooo nno 3 andre Safeit am /. Sa>
nuar Den 6aH0el er6ffnet per0en ieIs
len. IIssW tJtlll glslisli n
.ls9E geW 81 o m, 3d.. Sani, 4
Die geremonicu in Der fseier bes
aGt8ebnburioertidbrigeil SahrestaatS.
bes Wfdrtprertbums 0es beiliarn SEE
ter, Der ,@auoniiatipn ct. 4anI,S un6.
25 Denfl1ef, Gran3oIif6et uno Spas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-01
Dentfde 9ereine Sfafbpiae's.

q. $. 8. 6. II. 6. 81
SessI Sh NaittDOd' abenS SeriammIuns in Der sor,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-12-06

are used in Ellsworth in the course Of q
year and what is their value
What number of unmarried ladies do vor
think there is within two hundred miles ii
Ellsworth, between the ages of eiehteeI
and twenty-five, and what what com,nissio1
would you charge on each to send out on1
or nine thousand to this country! ~
Do the ladies of Ellsworth get married a,
otherwise! -
What is the moral, social and intellcctu,
condition of Bangor, Eastport, Augusta
Bristol and Ellsworth also of Quebec, Hall
fax, and Portsmouth and the New Eng
land States generally u
What is your opinion of the sea serpend
is it hoax or not If not do you thio1
it would lie policy for our government 4
tame number Of them in order to GUAR
the harbors
What is the price of pepper, and ho,
much pepper do you candilly think o wi
Head Lighthouse would hold!
What Is the price of axe handles
Ellsworth and what it would cost to n
them from Jacksonville TO Ellsworth
What would picayune's worth of ri,
ger bread sell for in Maine, and how muc
in Ellsworth
And now, Mr.. Charles Lowell, let j
iuuorize.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-12-06
James Brldger, the T1appar

We met the other day at Westport or]
Of the most remarkable men of The pre
ent day-James Bridger, the trapper.
Other men, whose lives have been pass
In comparative safety and comfort, taI
made use of his history, his trials, suffd
iEgs and narrow escapes, to earn chez
fame while Bridger himself has pursue
the every tenor Of his way, relating Il
events of his remarkable bareer only
friends drew them from him, or some st1
ring incident of border life warmed h
blood with recollection of more thrilII
passages in his own adventurous career.
Mr.. Bridser had but just returned wh(
we met him, from trip to Fort Lsran|
and Virginia City, on which he had act(
as guide to federal troops locating, a nd
itary road and military posts. -.
lie has served the government in sir
lal capacity, off and on for forts five Yea
He was born at Richmond, Virginia.
1910, and was related to Joha Randolt}
of Roanoke. p IA 5. r
His father moved first to Green's RiJ
county, then into the Kanahwa valley a,
finally to St, Louis, James then being
OF only seven years of age. Business !
ST. Louis not satisfying the parent, he G
ally moved his family over to Illnoistov
and settled near Six Mile prairie. lii
Jane S mother died. His father soon
lowed her to the grave. The lad was pd
and sickly, and struck out for The far wd
ern country This was in 1922. Ina sh
time James found himself with party
trappers bound for the mouth of the ]
low Stone. Then with varying fortunes
led for many years the life of trapper
Oregon, aud what is now Washington II
ritory. His health became fully resto
soon after commencing this hardy life,
down to The present time he has known
| little sickness.
/ lie returned ar length to where
home had been. Ee had left two broth
and three sisters living. He found Il
all dead ar
Then once more he sought the dams
| to be met on the vast western plains,
among the sleeps Of the Rocky Mounta
and in the wilds of California and Arind
SO accurate became his knowledge of til
comparatively unknown regions, that
finally became in great request as gu
IN which capacity he continued to act
| he was needed down to the preSen. tim{
| He has had numerous thrilling ad
lures with the Indians. Several time
has been desperately wounded by thu
and during his career has killed, or
with parties which killed, between fiji
hundred and two thousand Indians
never found an indian that could beat
running. ~
Mr.. Bridger kept journal up to j
In that year he was driven off by the n
mons from Fort Bridser, and much OF
property destroyed, including his jour
He proposes, nevertheless to write on
an early day a very full history of his
vonturous life. 1t will be most iatei
ing book.
He owns fine property-a farm
Westport and real estate in that plac
Kansas City Adrert,scr.
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SUMMONS.
Hanitowoc County Circuit Court.
Margret Nolan, Plaintiff,

Hanitowoc County Circuit Court.
Margret Nolan, Plaintiff,
against
Simon Nolan, Defendant.
Summons.-tor relief.-(C Com. not served
The State of Wisconsin, To Simon n
SIR: You are hereby summoned and rel
ed 40 answer the complaint in this actio,
which a copy will be filed in he Office %
Clerk of the Circuit Court in~said County.
serve copy of your answer on me at my !
in the Village and County of Manitowoc,
consin, within twenty days of the service
of, exclusive Of the day of such service :
if you fail TO answer the complaint as q
said, the plaintiff will apply to the Coul
the relief demanded III the complaint.
HENRY SIBRER
Plaintiffs Attorn'
Dated October seth. Il d. 1867.
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Taken Up

Dy the undersigned, living on the Town
ID Road, two miles from this village,
the middle Of October, red COW, with
spots. The owner is requested to prove
erty, pay charges, and take her away.
CHARLES Hal
Aanitowoc, Nov 8, 1867.
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Taken Up.

DY the undersigned, residing in the to.
ID Franklin, on the 18th Of Nov. a
HELPER two years old. with small bell
The owner is requested to prove PROV
pay charges and take her away. ]
PATRICK D0NoHe
Town Is, Sec. 81, Range IS.
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Sylvester Cone,
HOUSES RAISED and NOV

H4VING superior facilities for ralsint
L l. moving houses ! would announce
citizens of Manitowoc (town and county
any business entrusted to my care will ref
prompt attention, and be performed IN a
ner warranted to give satisfaction. Ems
the Pilot Office
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Teacher Wanted.

A good Male Tencher can find occupatI
"A Franklin, by applyingto
JAMES MCLLtNE. CT,
Franklin, Nov.l4 1867.
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L 0 @ K / N G GIL A s E
Picture Frames. &c.

THE undersigned has opened shf
i Fricke's brick block, south side, whe
will keep on hand large assortment OF
French Glass, Looking Glat
Moulding, sc,
And will sell at lower prices than they c,
had elsewhere
PICTURES FRAMED>in the latest =
and gilt paintings cleaned, and fran
gifted. He has large stock Of ernaW
and plain gilt, and rosewood picture Fl
to which he invites the att :ntion Of those
ing anything in that line. !
Ash y A. K0ZYZYRIS