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0opb>bbe, Mjblrb!

p qDer ben 6haben bat, Der bari fur ben Spptt r'dt
{proen. unb tper ben Berg binunterrout, Dem s'ebt
man nod einen Sritt nit auf ben sSes. Sas mus
audi Mlblep erfabren. @eitoem Iein Ierlud, ben
0raRoenten su ~ltiirsen. 10 idmablid perun9!iidt lit,
~rcooliren i'm lelbIt rabifale gldtter NIT TrBtrltten.
aiblep 1udt fh in soleou Sldttern iu redtfertl9sn,
unb bittet bic rabitalen 8ldtter, nit ibren %unllebla'
men ltrtheilen inne gu balten. Sarauf a%nttportet
bas hieIae robifale nsSournal" in ip0ttiider Weiie,
Mlhlep m0ee I6 nur 10 idnea pie mDSllh ing Hrl=
patleben suridsieben, bos lei oas bette mas er tbutt
fDnne unb bo,u noble es i'm, treuli6 be!fen. Gs gebe
a5blen ME Dem Grfinber Der Guilntine; er let Der
erie, oer unter Der Snpeadment wtalhli'e, DIE er
{elbf e~rfunoe,, ben politiiden SOB srleloe. Allo
ben Suuabuser Niblep ueroen mir bod nun slloI'a
Ina "
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-26

bab man jeben MusenbIid befirdten mubte, in einen
Nb9runo gei9leuoert su tperoen, oann baben mir Oft
bon ben 9aIIasieren ben nau~sse5eidneten" 3u9tub-
rer loben b0ren, Der feline lebenoe 6radt in ole,er
@eiie auf iebem S6ritte Der Sooesgefabr aIslebte.
60 LANCE bas reiienbe Yublifunl, uno oas ar1erl'
taniIde Yublifum iberbaupt, BON oieicr fleberbaften
Sait b~sIelien, 10 LANCE es lieber iein Seben ours
SPIEL Test als oaB es aua nur elm paar Wtlnuter
3cit perliert seraoe 10 lange miilien mir uns auf
srdBli6e Observation-Disclosures, ME Die obt9e, oon
3eit su 3eit sefaBt MAIDEN uno T. LANCE milIlen DIE
ACCIDENT Sniuranec eompasnien," bel tuelten man
auf isbem 3uss feline @lieomaBen uno iein Ssosn
uerfdern Tam, Ieiber! as seitsemdBe S~nitltute bef
trohtet meroeu,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-26
JutereGantr Moti3en.

Gin fhDner Rod. - Gin Inter : Iaent bes
6reeomen's 9ureau, Tarets Yotnter, Der bet CUNTS
bile, Mlaban,a, ~ftationirt lit, erbielt por einigen Sa'
GEN BON elmer 4artie Ge9ern einen Sod BON Sheer.
Sie SGparsen batten sernerft, oab CT tie IN Der Se=
rebnung ieiner @ebabren betro9.
Womeo, Soreponsb's elephant, puroe BON iei-
mem gSdrter S. g. @iliams am Sonnerifag in els
mem Gtdotben bel philadelphia 9esiihti9t. Ser
elephant muroe miitheno, er8riFf Den STARTER nit lei
men, &iiIel uno briidte ihn to0t. Sas Sbier rib
lD bann log, puroe aber lpdter nit GROCER Vfilbe
eln9efan9en.
@dmere citrate. Sn SolberItabt, in SeutiGs
LAMB, lit Elm 6leiider auf flint Sabre gum !3u6tbaus
perurtheilt iuorben, neil er es pernad1ldIl9te letn
5hmeinefeii6 BON ben Sri6inen : Snipeetoren ln=
teriu6en gu laIen, uno baourd ben SDo bon furtS
,uno pierSi9 YerlDnen Deranlabte.
Gin neuer @ounerTrei6 tpuroe ppr einiocn
Soaen in Hemarf. q. g., ausgefihrt. Gin 8auner,
Der ii9 betrunfen itelte, 9litt aus, tlel 9egen Elm Sn+
b~enfeniter uno serbra1 cine 9robe S6elbe. Gr lags
te, er hattie fein 8elo, nm Den Sfaoen Sl ~beinblen.
morauf Der gigentbiimer ibm Die Sal6en ourhluhte
uno cine elm bunhert SDlar Hote fano. 9ieie puroe
Sdeibe ab9enorlmsn ulo Dem 8etrunfenen a6t uno
adtsie eingebdnoi9t, tpelder forttaumelte uno balo
perihnunben mar. Sic iote puroe ipdter gum De-
ooniren auf Die gant 9ebra9t, no lie as fali9 cts
iannt purbe.
armutb in Iew 0orf. - Set 4 Wp9en III
riht elm einsiger Sag nergansen. obne DAB mebrere
BerIonen Ii6 Dor Den, goli,eiri6ter i'm 9pntbs 30
(iseigeridt meloeten uno haten. fe as oboadIes ms
armenbaus sn ididen. Soft in alien 6ieien SdQen
uaren Die Wpplicanten, namentli6 Die Y2dnner. fart
anb arbeitsfdhig, bebauptetel aber feline 9eIhGfti-
1llna finbcn ,u f6nfen. @eitern Ra6mittua bat q.
Sprnes, Elm ~frdftiser iuneer Mann. Den 8oliSeirids
ter Soean Inn hieielbe 8eginitisuns. Gr erfldrte.
baB err felt stpei Sa9en gidts geaeIien babe unb trob
auer Semi6unsen feline arbeit ~erlangen tonne. Gi9s
ter Spsan CAB ibm oarauf cine feline llnteritiibung
uno rietb ihm, nod einmai gu per'uten. iih burd's
l9 lelblt unter gerbre9er beseben upQe. (StSg.)
Wdbrenb Der 1ebten Is Sabre baben beinabe
500 unglifli6e Spisler in Den falbionablen Spiels
bdoern iih um's 2eben gebro6t.
YrGiibent 2incoln's Stiefnutter rSante SoIIp
2incoln, tuie lie BON ben gahbarn oebeiBen pirb,
robnt in Der gtdbe BON Tarmineton, Suincis. Sic
1T rabsju 50 Sabre olt.
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See neur Tinan3plan.

e1ern,an, Der gorliber bes Senats Sinans Gon,=
mittees, lit enblid ON D~ienltas nit einena neuen 6t<
renSplane berporeetreten. Oie Bill, tpelhe er Dem
Senate porleste, Die, ,pis er bemerfte, tpobl nod biels
8erdnberrngen erleiben oirfte, entbdlt int Welsn'l''
den Die f~olsenben 8efimmun8en:
Ollie bereits fdnisen, ober faais meroenosn Bombs
ioIlen bur9 neue Bombs ~einsel0it uerben, Die IN 40
Sabren in 8olb sablbar iino, aber mad gsllebe' Der
&egierung idon in 10 Sabren einselOit ueroea TOM
nen. 9iele neuen Bombs iolen unter ben, Nar1sr
.conIolibirte S6ulo Der Ser. Staaten" betannt iein.
Io1en 6 Yrocent Snterefen in @olo trasen nno bon
allen Staats- uno 2oealteuern fret iein. Statt ben
Steuern ion elm Sedstel Der 3inien (alio 1yroeenf)
;urideebolten meroen. Sie Sdlfte oieles elneu Nro'
cents Ioa unter Die peridisbenen Staaten psrtheilt
bic anoere Sdlfte ioa Dem neuen Silsurss'ono ,u
quite fommen, Der slei65eitis ourd beie Bill pores'
lhrieben miro. :.
Sraenb Elm gonbbeIiber, Der feline Der nenen Bombs
annebmen min, fann feline alien fdlisen Sonos be'n
| SdaBleeretdr sesen @reenbads eintauiden. Sase'
gen lolen ole 9eripnen bas &eat baben, neue Bonos
gum 8etrase bon 500 unb ~aufwdrts sesen yar 81
~faufen. SIN 5dabe iol ftets elm &elerpeiono DOT
so MiGionen in ,seieblidem @elo" (8reenbads) Dor
rdtbis 5ein, bod ion Die in %l1mlauf beFnolide Green
badmoIIe niemals 400 Miliouen i6eritetsen. gu:
u~m,pedsluns Der fdnieen Giinfsman3iser Bombs II
europa ioaen r~esiitrirte Bombs ausseiteut tperoen
oeren Snterciien in 5rantfurt une Sonbon 3ablba
Inb. 0iele Bombs iolen in 40 Sabren fdlts 'eln
jeoo6 bcbalt l9 Die Jiesierung bas.Rebt Dor. oieiel
ben ihon mad 8erlouf BON 20 Sabren ein5ul6len
Oie SntereIlen an bieien Bombs ioaen AZ proeen
betrasen. 9as Iinb bic meientliden SeltimmunSel
Der neuen GiaanSbia. ~-r ri
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-26
She Farmers gbrnnirle.

Inter bieiem Sitel erideint bier in Columbus Elm
Den SntereIlen bes aferbaues getpiontetes glatt in
ensliI4er Sprade, bas uon ben Srn. Spper II.
berausseseben Miro. Sie erite Summer
lieet bereits Dor uns. Gs lit Elm gut ausgeitaltetes.
Is @roboctap= Seiten fairies Slatt, oas nit niiblidem
uno fir ieben Sarmer ipilIensuertbem 2eleitoff an9e
iuut 1T. greis s. per Sabrsans. Sornmlsr bon
unterI6reibern erbalten Nderbaumaidinen uno 8e-
rdtbIdaften as 9rdmien. Man aoreiire: Swper
pusbn. Columbus, Shio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-26

ben, bab ss nisoersefimmt piro. SreiSebn wsit9lis'
Der Der Convention, idmmtlif as 6reunoe Der 9or'
REORGANIZATION er,pdblt, baben einen ener9llden
8roteit baeesen perOffentlidt. in lpeldem tie unter
anoerm %erfldren, BOB es ni6t Die Nbiidt oes noro-
liaen Bottles iein t0nre, Die meiBe Seu0lferung gu
entredten uno ie gu Gnedten ibrer friiberen Stlapen
81 MAIDEN. So9ar unter ben Ne9ern 9ibt lid cine
tdalid padicnbe Oppoltion se9en oieie raoifale
.MuIterperfQIIuna" ALL e~rfennen. u. b. %.
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S1O35O265.56
3u1ammen.

Hg4. 2usommert !. ~. -. / O,35O,2 65. 56
Oieles Teaer- Bureau 1T am gnbe tpeiter nidts as
cine politiIde Werbeanitalt fir Die raoieale yartel.-
Ser gorD6te Shell Der sebn Mi0ionen uanbert in oe
So5den Ser rabicalen 8eamten, Isenten, elerts uro
56marober. SIR 2ebensmittel flr DIE gfeeer Nno
TX Miaionen ~anseiebt, fir Shulen uno Serlort
aunas. MnItalten fir Die Neger Is Wtlllon. Sebalte
fur Die Superintenbenten Der Negerldulen S2o,UOo
!3u Der gbre Der Observation-Disclosures uno Sef
omten beg gureaus iiberboupt fOnnen natlirllb nur
ultrarabicole s%elangen, Die auf Soften beg Soltes I'M
Sntere5Ie Der Yortei arbeiten. gBie biel nod auBers
Dem BON ben sebn Wiaionen ~aeItoble1 miro. oas laBt
fd niht berebnen. @euib 1T es aber, oaB oas Volt
bes ylorbens bieIes Sabr lber sebn Wsillonen Sole
lars fIr ben untcrbalt Der yleser in, Slioer1 Su b-
5ablen bat.
limb bas aeidie6t, ,pd1renb i'm Roroen, Oant Der
rabiealeu Yolitit, Sauisnbe armer WelBen 1un9erh
unb frieren, ,pdhreno in Sem Yorf Sunoerte nm e,1
Dboad i'm @efdngniIie betteln, neil l'e nit Dem p=
item Wiaen feline Irbeit befommen fDnren, uno nl91
uiGen, mo le Mbenbs ibr mioes Saupt binlesen, uno
mo- lie Moraens 8roo betommen iolen, nm 1bren
Sunaer su filen! 3ebn Mti1ionen in einem Sabr
fir Die Ieaer i'm Sioen unb bic lueiben Sageolebe,
uelde bas Bureau perpaltsn. aber feinen Gent FUR
bic arnen WeiSen i'm Norben, Die in 6olse Der rabi'
caIen 8olitif hire Mrbeit %perloren baben uno limits
ten bes ftrenaen 8inters nit ibren Tamtllen Der
g1oth unb benz glenbe preisseseben ltno! uno oe
3ohl bieler armen @eiBen mebrt lid nod taglt9'
Upn iiberaq aus benz often her, Ielblt aus Dem yan'
feelanoe bringen uns bic Sldtter Die Sunoe pom Der
giniteuuna Der Mrbeit in ben 6abrifen, BON Dem
odnaliden Stoden aass Sanoels uno Wanoels, uno
teber benfenoe Mann iebt oieie truben erl1e1nrr9en
nieber als bic natirlihen. unausbleibilnen OruOle
Der taliden rabiealen Yolitit. F.
# 3ehn Miaioneu in cineu, Sabr fur oas Meyer
Bureau! Welhen NuBen aber bat oiele toltlplellse
MnItalt sebrabt? gtun, bas erlebe1: mir aus etner1
Sooesbefebl bes Gen. Orb, ben mir on elmer aroerr
etene bieles 8lottes mittbeilen. go %sriinol1db boz
ben lid bic bis6er auf Soften beg 2anbes utterbal"
tenen yteser Der 2anofreiderei uro benz ytlllasan9
II eroeben. bah 5id Der General ~senDtbi9t l'ebt lbl1er
nit 8erbaftuns uno Giniperruns 3u oroben, penn
lie Ih niht bequemen, burh eisene Wrbelt lbr Sfoo
AZ perbienen. Gaoieale Winobeutel mo9en olele
F. Shatlade hinmes;uoisputiren luden. aber oa 1tebt
Der Saaesbefebl bes commanoirenoen Generals as
unumtObli9er 8epeis.
Oas @eleb, moourd Der rao,ea!s eor9reB oas
ssreebmens 8ureau berporriet erliltt nadlten Sona=
u,er. ober 5hon erbeben bic HaubpDsel IN. raoicalen
oaaer ihre beiIeren Stin1men uno foroern cine Sort.
fekuna bie1es unfuss. M0sen iih Die raolealsl'
Ber<treter beg Yolfes in IAt nebnen, ebe ne ole'en
{dreienben Wlisbraud e%rneuern; bas WtaB ihrer
Sdulo 1T obnehin gum, lleserlaufen boil uno alles,
L {elbf bic geeuIb bes 9olfes, bat cine Srerje.
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sas Neaer Sureau.

gg1 Ser pfRciene 8eridt beg Gen. 9oparo i6aBt Die
Rotten bes yeaer- Bureaus I'M 5ioen fur bas lau-
fenoe Rednnnssiabr, 1867, auf mebr as 3ebn Will
.Iipnen OoIIars! Sier lit feline 8ere1nuns:
Z, en- nSnhen .!........ S6.513, $685.
HNeus WprmiGiouna ... 1886, 10000
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Demperattfbe 9taats.S Onnention.
8uresu ner Sem. staatssG entralsG ommitte

~ Uuteow UCI 1eWs
...- Columbus 4. December 1857.
IN Sic Semotratie BON Obio:
gs mirb cine Stats Contention Der Sensotraf'e
bon Ohio am ~,r. liz ~
Mittup q, 8. Sanuar 1868, au Columbus.
) oehoIten. nm pier @enatoriol 9eIesaten our gotio-
mol. Gonpention,. melhe @anoioaten tlr Yrdroent
J unh SIRE. UrdHbent Der 0ereinisten Gtaaten aut-
f1ent an erneunen, ferner spei Senatorial, glectoren
Fir 6ie Wahlb es Yrdfbenten uno Viee= Yranoenten,
i,no audi ganbibaten fir Die ~fo!senoen Staatsan'ter
3u ernennen:
@ Hheinen 6toats.S d uIep nj mtf1ar
Hs einen Oberrtdter,
Bpein EIerf bes Obergert6ts,
II elm MitaIieb Der Bebbrbe iber Seftent'
Tide Berte.
Sic 9obl Der Delesaten 1T ~fetssiebt ME folst;--
Gin DsIeeat fur isoss gountp, tsrasr 81 en- - xe L. fIr
Ten O. a IN fir @ouuernenr o~bgegsben MUIR
SIN. uno auberoem Elm Oelegat fur 1eoe Sru15aDl
mn 950 nber mehr folder Stimren. -.
Sad bieiern 8erbdItniB lit Srantlin Gourtp gu l6
elegaten beredtist uno Die Seiamratiobl Der Ssls+
Q GstpirS aatunsspou ppraefdlasen, Die DsIsgatcn,
mo es tbunlin 1T, am Samitas. ben e. 2. atts1 5u
1H srr,Shfeu' sc tpirb ebenfans empfohlen, Dab bic Se<
I Ieooten zines ieben GongreB- S,itrlcts papreno per
/ gonpention srei Oeleaoten sur N%atlonal= eproenlton
: ertga9lsn; nno s,nsn r Mrs snbsn sis ss saSr aro eseV gieae
I ,err,,naen. MGein BAG Werf lit nod nidt %polieneet,
Sas 0onb lit md niht BON sprannei uno WilltiIbr.
berr5ddft befreit; laSt uns baher oas 9roBe s 4
d, Der Grl6iuns su Gnoe flbren: gaBt uns telnen au=
oenblid ~perlieren; labt uns feline Nnitrensun9 lparen,
lno nddItes Sabr nm bisie 3eit ibnlsn mir ,iils
freuen. baB unier Gano uno unire Contribution bonn
y untergange Serettet llno. -, r
Sm Namlen Der Oemotratilden Staats eentral<
Sobn 6. sbompfon, @orIiber.
6. s. Beam. Secretdr. ~ r..
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

-" Pray, madam. why do you name
your old hen Macdutf ?" Because, sir,
I wan, her 10 lsy on.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06
NO.

on the subject) made answer that OF all
the Sultan had seen in France, he liked
the women least. OF one very stunning
eoterie, which he was expected to admire
per force, he said, with more point than
politeness, that their laces we're the best
thing about them. As TO their style Of
dressing, he complained both Of what
they had on and what they had of-de-
claring that their heads were too heavily
laden for good taste, and their bosoms
too bare for decency. Indeed, he was
quite severe on the impudicity ofthe low
necked dresses, and denounced the
ehignon with unoriental vehemence as q
monstrous invention Of the enemy OF
beauty marveling greatly that woman,
endowed by nature with head small,
round and beantifcl. should be at so much
pains to make it huge, irregular and
hideous." Sooth to say, there are some
good Christians who quite agree, on this
point, with the representative Of Ma
homet.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

"YEA, VERIFY Everybody has heard
of the Quaker who had chased his hat
half.mile, and was unable to overtake it,
and gave profane boy whom he met.
half dollar, with instructions to I" curse yon
feeting tile fifty cents WORTH and here is
another from the Olean Times "A Qua
ker, or Shaker, with a load Of brooms,
went from Olcsn to Portvillc, and in day
or two returned. Near Weston's he met
rough, unregsnerate" Pennsylvanian,
Just up from Olean with a load Of merchan-
disc, who was condemning' the bad road
which he had just passed over. or through,
in terms more emphatic than gcnteel--in
fact was giving the said road character
istic Rucktsil cursing, when Brooms"
thus spake: Friend, l am under lasting
obligations to thee. What thou hast done,
] would have done, but that my religion
forbids. Lcttest not, however, my con-
science bride thine give thine Indignation
wings, and suffer not the prejudice Of others
to paralyze the tongue OF justice and long
suffering. Yea verify! forcibly impress
upon this people the necessity Of speedily
mending their ways"
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06
The Van Buren, Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The following is the correspondence
between General Grant and the President
in regard to the removal of Gen. Sheri-
dan, as commander Of the Fifth Military
District:
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

S0LoMoN's TEMPLE,-There is Q charm
ing Tradition connected with the site on
which the temple Of Solomon was erected.
1t is said to have been occupied in common
by tw Qbrothers. one of whom had fami-
ly the other had none. On this spot was
sown a field of wheat. On the evening
succeeding the harvest. the wheat being
gathered in seperate stacks. the elder
brother said to his wife:
"My younger brother is unable to bear
the heat and burden of the day. will
arise, take up my shocks, and place them
with his, without his knowledge"
The younger being actuated by the same
motive, said within himself
my elder brother has family, have
none 1 will arise, take Of my shocks and
place them with his, without his knowl-
edge"
Judge Of their mutual astcnisbment
when, on the following morning. they found
their respective shocks undiminished. This
course of events transpired for several
nights, when each resolved in his own
nina to stand guard and solve the mystery.
They did so, when, on the following night,
they met each other half way between their
respective shocks, with their arms full.
Upon ground hallowed by such an associs-
ton as this was the Temple Of Solomon
erected-so spacious and magnificent, the
wonder and admiration Of tho world !!
Alas in these days, how many would
sooner steal their brothers whole than add
to them single sheaf.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06
a BIG THING IN GRAPEs.-The Ohio
Marietta Re2ister tells the following:

n DIG lHlNG IN DRAPES.-lHe OlllO
Marietta Re9i'ter tells the following;
In 1858 we counted on three year
old Isabella, trained upon the house Of
c. M. Glidden, Of Ironton, 1929 punches
ofgrapes, and not an unsourd one to be
seen in all Of them In 1859 this same
vine, then four years old, produced ! ,543
punches. In 1860 the production was
very large, but we have not the figures.
In 1861 this same vine yielded 43 gallons
of first glass native wine,' which sold
for eighty-six dollars, exclusive of casks
In March, 1859, Mr. Glidden set out an
Isabella slip, and in that season there
grew from it two branches about six feet
each; in the second season, he grew from
it 564 feet in length of wood; and in the
third season, (lS6l) this single vine
yielded over $500 lunches of grapes,
and not specked one among them. In
that year he made ABS gallons of wine
from his eight square rods of ground.
We were in his arhor few weeks ago.
His grape crop this year will be enor-
nous
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06
FoRT HAYS, August 25.


Major Amcs and command arrived last
evening The particulars of the battle
gave You yesterday. Our loss was thirty.
five killed, wounded and missing and
about thirty horses. The Indians lost
$50 killed and wounded. After the bat.
tie they sent the following message under
flag of truce;
Tell your officers we do not wish for
peace. We arc for war. We shall keep
lighting
They then again charged our men
The Indians numbered about eight hun,
dred. A force Of $50 men has gone af
ter the Indians
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

WHITE PEorLE OF CoLoR.-Two darkies
met the other day, one rather moro refined
than the other.
"Good morning, niger"
"You mustn't say SO, for We arc not
niggers now.'
"What am we, den ?"
"Why, sure, we are wh1e people OF
color"
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

EF" Have the. jury agreed yet9'
asked the Judge Of court attache whom
he met on the stairs with bucket IN his
hand. "Yis,' replied Patrick; they
have agreed to sind ont for half gallon,
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06

- Josh Billings remarks, and ho
knows
"It's dreadful easy to be afool A man
may be one and not know it."
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-06
The Van Buren, Press,
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Trustees Sale.

VXTHEREAS MARCUS BOYD and Mary
" +. his wife, Thos. f. Wilson and Mary
A. his wife. and Jerry Il. Kennedy by their
certain Deed of Trust. dated the 22d day Of
December. A. d.. 1866. recorded in the Clerk
and eX-oflicio Recorders Office of Crawford
county, on Record Book p, pages 6lS, Gl9 and
G2O, conveyed to the undersigned as Trustee,
the following described lands situate in Craw-
frow county, State of Arkansas, to-wit:
North East quarter Of Section (lS)
Eighteen, in Township (9) Nine, North
Of Range (29) Twenty. Nine, West, con
tanning (16o) Ov Hundred and Sixty
acres
Which said conveyance was to me in trust
to secure the payment of certain note III
said deed described, And whereas, sald note
is due, remains unpaid now therefore by Nlr-
tue of said Deed of Trust and at the request OF
the legal holders of said note Will, on Sdta-
dan ne 2lSt Of September, 4. d.. 1861 at the
Court House door, In the city Of Van Buren,.
Arkansas. between the hours oflO o'clock "A.
NJ. and 5o'cock +. NJ. of said day, proceed
to sell the property herein above described at
public vendue to the highest bidder for CASH
to satisfy said note in said Deed ofTrust men
toned together with all costs and expenses
of this trust.
BENTON j. BROWN, Trustee.
Van Buren, Arks., Aug. O. a, d" lsO'
N.B-The above 100 acres is, the very best
River Bottom land. situate near the l,lNcr
bank, II miles below Van Buren on the North
side. a rare chance 20 .et good land ctfAP'
b. J, BROWN,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-28
POETRY.
A POEM BIZ DANIEL wEBsTER.

My son thou vast my hearts delight
Thy morn Of life was gay ana cheety'
That morn has rushed 90 sudden night.
Thy fathers house Is sad ana dreary'
held thee on my knee, my son.
And kissed thee laughing. kissed thee weep
But All INV little day Is done,
Thou'rt with thy angel sister sleeping.
The staff on which my years should lean,
Is hroken ere those years come Ger me-
NV funeral rites thou should'st have seem
But thou art in the tomb before me.
Thou rear'st to me no ilial stone.
No parenta grave with tears beholdest;
Thou art my ancestor. my som
And stand'st in heavens account the Oldest
On earth my lot was soonest east.
Thy generation after mine,
Thou hast thy predecessor past
Earlier eternity is thine.
/ should have set before thine eyes
The road 10 Heaven and showed II clear;
But thou uptaught spring'st to the skies.
And leav'st thy teacher lingering here.
Sweet seraph, would Learn Of thee.
All hasten TO partake thy bliss
And oh 10 thy world welcome me-
AS first welcomed thee TO this.
Dear Angel, thou art safe in Heaven;
No prayers for thee need more be made;
oh let thy prayers for those be given;
Who oft have blessed thy infant head.
My father beheld thee born,
And led thy tottering steps with carei
Before morrison TO Heavens bright morn.
My son my father guide me there.