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New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

An ACT create for e redemption Of the over due bonds Of the
1rca Tie bonds Commonwealth and certain certificates Of
Indebtedness amounting to tweutee millions OF doa have been
I'd Wlereas II desirable at e be paid and with
sScIioS l. Be 4 cnGcsd bg and Of Rrcs ares
eIne Comb0rWeqn of FeaHs!canta az GeleG A'6g net a"a
dorGeera and State Treasurer BE- and hereby authorized and
cun and With uch notice mot ess forty days. may
% s9 s cspses Of Loan or bonds tie CmonTea for be
came bearing rot exceeding eaiu atnn
iy Of Phd phs Which certificates
is te 3ayaiie a. follows namely millions dollar. payable
Any time ter aye y2rs AID within ie5 yt1Ts sat mOs oO @
kOus any time after fen ana within TWENTY-FIVE
tountergnd y the Aud Tor GeaeI sLd Itsesa cd M w 90 PV o. e
wealth Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Of PhadeIha;
e proceeds Of The whole Of which loan nendng PREMIUMS cs'eIa
tsTtitcS,es oi Indebtedness Of the GOmme5vea.h
q" ee PS That no erscste hereby Authorized to be ssue
stsi Se negotiated f5r less tlan s par value
SIC 5 ffe state cer6a,es Of Indebtedness
regulations Governor Auditor General and state Treasurer
,1tf ID s ~ S slf ge sg of t5 CON Iocr%esth
That al trustees executors administrators guardians agents
lsssa e9as q, SthI paIs d,5 sSoS S M 10 os are se
Iuh d for the loan hereby authorized to be issued ara 70 sur
render the bonds the certificates Of oar l BY them al the time OF
making 1 bid and receive The bonds authorized be issued BY this
n he fourth section Of act may desire inve money in their
b. s :..s % the t 1' soSd % Authorized & % n s aed @ S
premium not exceeding twenty centcm
That and after the this act al the bonds OF tbs
Commouveth shall be paid OF ia the order other maturity.
SIC this Commonwealth not yet due shall be
Iempt local taxation aer the Interest due
eight hundred sIseye shall have
eeeu paid 49,. -,
,itI ar Lertby rerea,eI. JOHN +. GLASS,
Speaker o. tie HOase o. fRepresertatyes
l.. W. IfALL
Speaker Of The Senate
Approved February onIa eight hundred and
,,tf,'Isevs JOHN W. GRARH
In accordance provisions Of the above act Of Assembly sealed
the Office o. the state Treasurer IN The C
tfsstug Pennsylvania until u o'clock Of the 1T day Of A
ID 1861 10 be follows Proposals for Pennsylvania S
Loan" Treasury Department Harrisburg Penn, L. $ A."
received for - 700 abusahe m years ana pay
able years; $8OOO renbursab 10 yea and payable IN y
embursab IS and payable m p
fbe be either or cent per Annu which mG.t be
explicitly bid and the bids advantageous 10 The state
vii be accepted No bid for ess isan par WI he CONSIDERED ne
issued IN Of $50 aud such higher as desired by
Ibe be free from State local and municipal taTes
bonds Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsyana VII be re-
teved payment Of this loan but bidders Iu state whether
lbey Day the overdue loans aforesaid
No viii be made between BIDDERS paying IN cash OF over
he IosuA JOHN W GEAEY,
Governor q Pennsylvania
JOHN T. HnRTRANFI,
Auditor General
W II. KEMBLE.
Treasurer
NB-SO Newspaper publishing tie above unless authorized viii
site
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw.YoRK........Fsr. /,
ARRIVED

Steamship CITY Of Washington Rosksl hrero" fen o,a eoS
,onu st NTH udse and pass JoAE O. Dale Has bad aTSas
westerly gales the entire passage 80, ma. NJ -. MI,
with mise AMI psss 10 n. /. MeCready & Co - . -.
Steamship Tumer ewOreans Feb 10 VIA HAVANA sFh
with mise an 10 q A. whitney =, 81,
Steamship star Furer AsphNan WHO ndse fs an ueF
to the Pacific Mall Steamshir
steamship saratoga King Richmond Norfolk With se and
TO Heineken 4 Palhore
ship Philadelphia sheehan Of and from Liverpool Dee - IN wde
Haaghton Experienced westerly gales 70 the
Banks jar aud 49, lat a. lon @ encountered violent hnrrease
nom which hove the ship down. with her rails under water for 20
hours manopsa stays washed away bali
in boats lost span bnnicc s. had light winds ns re
mainder Of passage up 20 Lightshp Feb lS
Brig Anastasa Iail Mush Msrseiles Aug 70 via RenEuds
Dec 3 Liverpool Feb T. with mdse. 70 master Had
weather Bermuda with loss
repairs since leaving which experienced succession Of ce aes S
obliged into Liverpool 81 With VI
bu ~arks and other damages
eShE Ceoabs DTipkwateI. Roekhnd liza
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Drcposals.

OFVtCE o Army CLOTHING AND EoUIPsGE,
No ~ BROADWAY, NEw-loRR, Feb "a. 1907.
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Office
ar 2eh February for LEASING % the limited states sgt
able WAREHOUSES; the Soge Of ARMY CLOTHING aud bVOi
PAGf fr a tenn Of wears. 6ner the ls Of MAY next .
NE bnrs required shall proof Of for shipping
rurroqes and possessing all need apparatus hahways for hosting
k should be contiguous each other and have the capac IN
OO0 cubic feet and s5OO feat OF noone or sor
age and Inspect, room. ,.-- ~,
Bidders their proposals the locality and dimensions OF
I'll, m IS tlev offer with the price Of rent per anrum
B slo b.. iulod Proposals Lease Of Naehouses and adj
5-,..,Jto Bt Brig Gen. d. H. VINTON
Asst Or -M.-Gen.. Z. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

YIvO ARCHiTECTS.-The undersigned Com
ortrs n behalf Of Of Iowa hereby offer premium
81 Five Hundred Dollars fr the best plan accompanied with specica
fous detail drawings Of butng buildings for tie Iowa State
Institution education o the Deaf and Dumb TO be erected at
Cu Brs aud 10 capacity accommodate not less
than Two hundfr ups the ncat Arrangements for lighting
warning yeuuIg tie building Plans TO be opened on the arst
'-N-' - TlIOS. OFFICER,
G. BALDWIN,
l. HONH.
$1,000 REWARD r. will be e1 paid for ,.,ah. the
20 az teed check on l. TAYLOR REED on the HANOVER Ma
TONA BANK Thousand -Four Hundred aud Si Dollars
and Twelve Cents Apply at tie Bank-Feb H. 1907
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Misceildneoug.

KELLER, ]. SHAWHAN, g. W; vdaSSRnJ daSSRl9rJ'
~ McGbben q Brother and other iayonie brahs o' DVO
And kYB WH!SKIkS for SALE ty nm t,sVt l. "a
No. 9s Broadway
A CHOICE ALDERNEY COW f0r sALE, 1a.L,r
N eon,ug years old with Calf hl boodt1 ASsTge'
Aypp " Ne y Howudst, W EtAls o"4HS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In
w saauce Department Of NewYok having examined
to the Adae Fire Insurance Company Of The City Of
kewYok declared that the capital thereof impaired 70 the extent
52l00 cent such impairment amounting 70 one
hundred ioryven thousand hundred and SO do
Nov therefore pursuance Tequon Of the said Superute
make the capital equal three hundred thousand dol
by charter the stockholders OF s1 company
required pay the said Of hundred and
hundred and fhye and SOo dollars money ht amount
Of such ceserey O0 al the ONCE o The Com
pany Brosdray City Of NeNYoTk before The tenth
ey Of March 1851 by shareholders on
sa day Of March 1867 do hereby tx nd e'ernre Tie
rer for which certificates be Issued 70 suc
stock Certificates AZ my and
th0usaldhs go 9i8 @ cent me par
vso Of Company for the fractional parts Of shares
tyune hundred and rht thousudth percent o
and for the Of allowing such new
sioc 10 disposed of the Directors Of said Company
accordance requirements Of the statute and hrng the time
within which oOnsumate the undersRned hereby
settles determines the and sale Of said stock to
March 1867 within sIy days thereafter
DATED New YORK, Feb lB, 1867 WA A. bEANEk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
OFFICE PRSNSYLyASiA RAILROAD CoNPANYl
PHILADELPHIA, February 4, 1901.
DROpOS AIS will be received at the office of

the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY, Philadelphia until he hTsi
v Of NAV 1907 inclusive unless satisfactory proposal should be
eved accepted previously from responsible parties desnng con
Company the establishment OF dec hne o steam
sh ps between Philadelphia and Liverpool
,,' srrlic,.ion 4, EDMUND SMITH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Boar0 ano Roome
Go Dbom II man Concern.
and FARM

r ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
DRAINAGE CHARLES r. ERIAHD Surveyor and Practical
Island y. Y, prepared ~ make all
ssreys draw plain typographical Maps and Prohes ana %
Especial attention
subject Of Land Drainage atT
thorough system hased 80 that failure Impossible
VIHE GENTLEMAN TO whom the Night
watehman at tho Ees-ageR Depot the wrong hUF st
evening 4th viii obbge the o~ner by sen1ngh 10 ~" ~
M Elnr.ae lsL
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sp, ......S:45 Moon Rises. ..lo %
-
SANDY Hook .lO:55 Cows Island IL ;36 Hell Gsss'''Ik
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Fnruiture.

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRES-
~ SEES BEDDING LOOKING-GLASSBs &c, cheapest Ct q "
SNEDEN CAMPBELLS No 253 Bowey between Stsnat a.
IIouons warranted and delivered free PATENT SECh
TARY BBDSTBADS cheap
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted manufacture Also sd Chrsina and wars Chs
Suites plain and Ornamental H. j. FARRAGTOh No 3OS
Csnslst. opposite Wooster. Established has.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

0grc, 49, taaaaIy n M
TWENTY SEVENTY SEMGANNUAL DIY1DEND-The Directors
ompany have declared ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CENT Capital stock thereof fee Of the United States IN
come tax payable on the 2Jh day Of February uett
Dividends will be paid AZ the Office OF Duncan SHERMAN
l. Co in Ahany al the Albany National City Bank. -
The Transfer Books will be closed at the close Of business on THURS
DAY the January instant aud be TeOeDed the
"e r. d. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

OYncE or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPAsY,{
EEw.YeKX, Feb. 90 1851
THIRTY FIFTH DIVIDEND. Notice is
given Board Of Directors have this DAY declared
Dividend THREE i PER CENT out Of the net earnings Of the
ending January 81 1867 payable at the Office Of the Company
FRIDAY. March l.
The Transfer Books closed Thursday Feb a. st4 and
Teopened Monday, March 4. at 10 q.
~ THEODORE 7 JOHNSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
meboina CARDS. &r.

AT VIM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N toRs.t-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tks'l
Hsbed lal5.)
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Dlui6eu0 Notices.

OFFICE cmcleoA AND AIToy RAILROAD CoSrASr
CHICAGO Ills February IA, 1901
DIVTDEND NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ to Tie Se5holers Of tie Chicago sna Aton RAILROAD COMPANY
declared ~ the earnings Of the road for The last
months upon the Ped and Common Stock OF the Com'h
rarale The " K JESUP Co. No 30 BTodNay
Day Of March 10 holders Of said stock
yo lcF The close o business houn on The "a
February 1861 which tine the transfer books VIII be cod
W NJ LARHABER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
Gorecs an0 Sarms manlc6.

TEOTISES WANTED lMMEDIATELY-Fur
n,he4 and uuigntcL Also or sae O.. salalle prices
AgSGuN PIKE NJ. 10 Ha,sau.s -. y J.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A good HOUSE
,ore I.cior.,i terms Address Apply
a. SO y Ss,sast, Room 80 I"
VyANTED-To HIRE or PURCHASE
UOVsPln a H vury. rent not g. exceed go .re
no, ovr O, t tuk 10 remain t-oHrage. Ad, stating
Iocai terms 4 J.. BcI Ne ~ TFJuuc OAo', y D.
L AND WANTED.-A LOT 20 10 - feet front
nv loJ Zee, de,p between Erctray AID Eghhaye boom'st
AID Gr.eue,h ave Mf Slooo1s send et'cnt tf saai o.
sh opcsi price Ne ~ nuaIr 4, directed to RICHARD
WARREN. Chairman of Committee OOod Schools
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

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New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FXECUTORs SALE, of a highly cultiyat

IL FACi Flushing L. L. nile fom railroad depot fsluu
situated eh rIolld consisting & about Lty acres uI.f hl
houldd tie north By small stream Of rtie There o. he pee
20 thr luudng bC and an n
dance ell kinds Oneta the pmcase money 90
mortgage o yea. Ahes arrg 10 SAMi III
WILLRTr Real T,iac Agcut. Nlust. Fl-sflr J. J.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
DENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.

M,sTgE' Mr. : k,S RS'7 Il N l. d. Medical Elalnner
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
4 r WINDSOR LOCKS, overlooking Tic Yal-

AT YONKERS.-FOR SALE brick HOUSE
4 Warhurouayr containing 10 an Nsie in god
ueghbo1hood and r,cr Price +liWQ JAMES iouAANA
Nnnkafs " j NANGLk So lA IlIrrly n.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

FTHE LENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
REMOVED 3e Oees the Harmony Insurance Company
No. 58 BrOadgay. GEO A. JARVIS, President
NALTKK 81 FIANKIIN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
4 FINE RFSIDENCE F0R SALE-The nron-

N ey Of the best IN Broohyn ,onyer.et
10 the car al House vide Louh thee bn.s aud
thoroughly built r the late owners o 10 rrei or
~ applying az No sI Prsdentst br"oA
ly lot sr01 f,t with lots ad6tug wanted F.oe tNtt
terms favorable apply TO b. X KELLOGG, No q Cedar
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
EOR SALE and DO LET-In Scolch Plains. Ncw

jersey Central Railroad q mi fn Neulork 8" LET
price comfortably T1.hci HOUSE II r1rs acfts and
plenty irut we'll c mich COW eerrace p hket oNr
m. larl out tait For sAIk. very t.c aan f'n
HOUSES. CONVENIENT farifrs fnt. rt rs ne
rom Dcpo. Prices so Ale, lne fAh'lN - ara
scrs. Is Ci and oo oeaty uussrraeI o lsth GOOD
water road New 81 each ua daily
hour n miuu,s 20 ciy. For iartttf rar.lan .glu.o
GEORGE l LYON.
No 4 snnt- Ncn inIL.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
sn noi Iih' af''t NJ rr'ir'i r'lfT ''''n l.I'
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM

eariIrr h.rifls lsc4ir ~ ~ isou Nr,f -lgn me
south q %, r o. " 500 directly opposite te 't'fl AiA1
House go aces about - E li ni l~ btanc u go
lHrsc lk house Standing Do hfa4ir Don t
with ~ enda s,er,,u dscHou Il,rr farm ioie and
oulult Tic hr s ualuar r' shif- lni gI
ana auudaii Iof farther Plliclsr Hya.ft J. "AklN y"
- Wallet N-rYofk or 81 MILLER WELSH lludsol, / The
ntnrertt viii be .nAI AZ . Inasanlh.e flit-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
EINE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY for

II OAITs-VIIF
FARMS in State mile from wharf and depot ehurehes
schools Ohoe pLyscans good budngs; fruit soil AL
fences Address - THEODORE TITUS
lew Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

EOR SALE cheap-Laree HOUSE in South
Bergea, ecran cormools ~ neu improementsi large o
carriage house oubung. eompce Plans and description Al
HOMER MOKGANS. No Pur.st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
COMPOUND INTEREST," NOTES

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RBhlTTED FOR, on RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATES,
FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHARGES.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
I,nR sALE. i'm MARLEM-A large donbIe


H. s. HOuGlTON, Oh the preiaise'.
NOR SALE-A very fine, new, 4-sOry, hign
t,oop Lovnour HOUSE laishcl n te tcy lot marn'r v
walnut stairs imuaF marble uinc A,d pl'nid bIir
room conn a mpToF Mu - seh 70 he ~
peraicd Appy tie premises No ZS Wet H s,e'ndsi be
tween Brosdsay aud Eshtlrateauc
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
Tho Merchants National Bank

To correct the impression that Is afoat in
this section of the state, that the Little Rock
Merchants National Bank is DAZZLING in steam
boat spccnlations, we poblish the following
card from its cashier:-- at
Ofricg CASHIER MERCHANTS NAT. BANK,
Little Rock, Ark, March 10th, 1867. (
EDIroRs GAZETTE: have noticed the fol-
lowing in your river news" column of yes
terday's issue: s
"The Memphis Blietia of the llth says
Elliott & Co. of this city, have sold two
thirds of the steamer Des Are to the National
Bank at Little Rock. The price paid was 30
600, half cash. Capt. John Elliott retains
command, and viii continue in the Memphis
and White river trade.' "3 '
/ wish to contradict the same tlis bank
does not own, nor never has owned, any ysteah-
boat property whatever. t~Hf".
in CHAS. A. CLARK, Cashier,
Merchants National Bank Of Little Rock
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
77'l7'77-77--OSV q -
Can 1T be So I?
In the telegraph, Cairo dates Of March 18th
we find the following.

In the telegraph, Cairo dates of March l7th,
we find the following:
Captain Dickenson Of the MercUry. says the
crew of the steamer George D.. Palmer plum
dcred the wreck, and after those saved were OH
board the Palmer, their baggage was riiled,
and even the underclothing Of the ladies was
stolen, and the boots, shirts &C.. of the men.
Capt. Danley and the clerk d. Lanehan of the
Palmer, refused to allow Captain Dickinson
to have what he himself had saved from the
wreck, and put on board the Palmer. Capt.
Dickcnson says that the carpenter of the Pal
mer was the principal but the conduct of the
captain, clerk andoDthcr officers shows that
they were as deep in the transaction as any of
them. Seven men, names not known, who
we're on the Mercury when she sunk. got on
cotton and tloated down the river. They all
happened to lodge on the same dritt, and while
there a tree was blown down by the storm.
killing four of the men who had SO barely eS-
capped drowning. The clerk of the Mercury Is
still below. lie has the books, and it is inn
possible to get any names Of the people lost,
but altogether it is a most fright(ul calamity
The accident occurred In the cut off between
White and Arkansas river. The pilot made a
mistake and started in the wrong river, and
then turned back, and just as she was making
the turn at the bend, strucka log; it was very
dark and smoky at the time.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
Pope County.
DoyER. March, l7Gh, 1864.

W. DOVER, March llnh, 1874.
DEAR DUNBAN. As the chilly winds ofwin-
ter have subsidized, and the cheering rays OF
the sun have spread their golden wings o'er
the land again, embrace this opportunity To
scribblc few lines for the pcrusal of the
numerous readers of the Pres" Every
thing seems 10 have revived Since the vicinity
OF Dover has exchanged Il, robes Of white,
with which II was clothed on the night Of the
18th ofthe present inst. iVr the golden hues
Of the sun, and the white wings Of peace are
now spread over Old Pope; and we hope that
fthere arc no more raids made on the peace
able inhabitants Of our beautiful and thriving
litle Village, by men from the adjacent coun-
ties, Pope county will prove that geogRph-
ical line has not rendered peace and quietudc
an eXodic In our county, but that Pope with
her running brooks and fertile valleys viii
become one Of the first ccuntie- ~ ,ykau-salv
or any other sac.
1t Is strange TO say that Pope county has a
harder reputation than any other county in
the State, while Dover, by all who are ac-
quainted with her inhabitants. Is acknoWl-
edged to have the best society ofany town Of
the same Size in the State. In Dover we have
two very nice Church-houses, one Method
ist and the other Presbyterian Church. The
citizens are in large attendance 20 Church and
sabbath school every sabbath day. We also
have in Dover FIVE Dry Good stores, and but
three Groceries, and only two more being
built, and If fortune smiles upon this part OF
Gods vineyard this summer we will have the
finest Courthouse in the State, which is now
being built by Mr.. ELI BLACKBURS Of Van
Buren, We anXiously solicit emigration 10
our county from every cline. (hut Perry and
that they may hail from the East and from
the West from the North and from the south
and plow UP the fertile soil and make il flour
ish like. the rose. The land is good, from the
banks of the Arkansas 10 the northern bound
AIRY of the county. And in conclusion will
say to the Kind readers Of the Press, that Il
any of them should be dearous Of settling In
Pope there is no danger OF their being Killed
unless they should get very fat.
Respectfully, u.
=. 5. We will answer" j. W. W" in our next
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
NOTICE
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

Crawford County.
IN the Circuit Court of said county i'm the
i State aforesaid, on the chancery side there
Of in vacation on the 25th day of March A. ID.
1867.
Lissie Miller by her next friend, Comp.
VS.. Bin for divorce.
Robert C. Miller, Defendant.
ON this day comes said complainant by her
solicitor and files her bill and affidavit that
the said Robert c. Miller, is non-r resident OF
this State; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
of said court in vacation that the said non
resident defendant. be notified of the nature
and pendency of this suit, which is to obtain
a Divorce from the bonds of matrmony. now
existing between the said complainant and
the said defendant. Therefore, the said de-
fendant, is hereby notified to appear before
the Judge of our Crawford Circuit Court in
chancery, sitting on or before the fourth day
of the next Term thereof at a court to be
holden at the Court House in Van Buren,, in
said county on the sixth Monday after the
fourth Monday of March A. ID. 1867, and plead,
answer or demur to said bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed and decree entered ac-
cordingly; and this order be published in the
Van Buren, Press, newspaper, and published
in this State. for two weeks successively, the
lstinsertion to be at beast four weeks before
the first day Of the next Term of this court.
A true copy Of the record.
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
March 90
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
A GARD.


IN retiring from the firm of II. 4. MCKEE
Il CO., allow us to extend to the citizens Of
Western Arkansas and the Indian country.
our best wishes for the peace and prosperity of
their respective sections, and to tender our
warmest thanks, for the liberal patronage and
generous support, which has sustained it
through many trying emergency. We ask
Il continuation ofyour liberality and generos-
ity in behalf of our Successors III. Il. MCKEE
Il CO., as we fully endorse the house. both
personally, and financially, and recommend 1t
to your confidence anlsllpport.
Our interests is now concentrated in Banking
and other matters ofa purely financial charac-
ter and we are reluctantly compelled TO with
draw from the mercantile Interests TO enable
us to attend exclusively to monetary affairs.
We do not desire to be understood as leaving
this section of the state as we are dill and will
continue to be connected with Banking and
the financial Interests in Western Arkansas,
having the fullest confidence in its capacity
for development, and we predict for it a bril-
liant future! aF'@ l5A hAl!"j "lt
We shall at all times be ready with money.
and such influence rs we can command. to aid
In developing and encouraging the material
interests of Western Arkansas.
L. FULLER,
\. MCDONALD.
Feb. Il, lS67--lm.
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
Major =. II. Earle

With pleasure. we give place to the follow
ing notice of Mr., Earle, who has been elected
Superintendent of Public Instructions, in the
State. 1t is an honor conferred ON very
worthy and excellent gentleman;-
A POSITION WELL FILLED.--IIon. Il. X.
Earle, who was elected yesterday superinten-
dent Of public instruction for the state, is the
late Senator for the Sd district. While in the
Senate he devoted his attention specially TO
advance the cause of education, and asehair-
man Of the Nnmittee on education drafted
and reported the bill to establish common
school system, under which he has been se-
lected as state superintendent. ' auH
lie Is in every way qualified for the position
having received thorough education in "
theological seminary to prepare him rs q min
lister III the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
For several years before the breaking out of
the war he was President Of Cane Hill College
in Washington county.
He eserved during thewar as Maj, Of Brooks
Arkansas regiment IpiiG cphi
His selection cannot do otherwise than give
entire satisfaction to those who feel particu-
lar interest in the success of our new school
system.- Gczette. heI4hIH
The Van Buren press., 1867-03-29
Impeachment in Arkansas.

The impeachment trials of Judge llargroye
and Harrcll, progress slowly. The following
is from the Little Rock Conservative the llth :;
The Senate resolved itself into high court
of Impeachment ON the 9th last, for the trial
of Judge A. n. IIargrove, OF the Ninth Judi
cial Circuit, upon the articles prepared by the
House of Representatives. Mr.. Brooks, of
Washington. announced that the managers in
the part of the House were ready TO proceed
with the ease, whereupon. the counsel tor de-
fendant Mr. Gallagher moved for Il continu-
ance. The motion was granted. and the 18th
day Of July next set for a further hearing Of
the ease.
Judge iIarrell, Of the Eighth Judicial Cir
cult, has also been impeached, and has been
summoned to answer on the 18th inst. This
case will probably be continued, as both
Houses have prepared a resolution to take a
recess from the 25th inst and there is not sut-
icient time to dispose Of such important state
trials