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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

We notice hy the VALLEY SFirt thar
the sheriff Of Franklin county last
week consigned three "AmeIican citi-
zens Of African descent 10 the has-
tern Pcnitentiary. 1t is horrible TO
restrain loyal people in this way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

JOHN W GEARY,
A PROCLAMATION.
Tsoo TAoHsand DoIIars Rarard
WTRDERERS OF JOHN CASEY.

WHrnrss. yts Ss1t.s t.t Hr1ss q
(SEa1. ARsrrtssrsnfires h1Fs s.sf-st he 81
S7SS>ylBrins Rrsant1s Hls 1siri Esfi-1-
.sons. viz. -gsiri Rsaslu-ila rilEsiFs % he
doati q galr Ctsss
- s''ar-uss. slurirs d. hrr-i-E i1 Re srats-fs
nf the zrss sfgOHx Robson rs-s-i SAMUEL
2. EHUGAET. rrf g lis sai-is 2 lsllisrf q he
senate fruu tie Twf-sy fsfs ss1Ia-rill D-ssrisi
a ssrinis john cEsET rns tEnHis.i a. rii-
ntlf rr hstlF q TIE fai5 grlr 4 Ertifaz tie
uu1iesfrri ans its fIis Casey 1.tsr iii sEraiaa-
tiau vas r1slIii ia tts r-.1--g e Clsr-fs, e H-l
rrBsliy bsHisu nrd ttussi - tati BE- has sia.ss
Eisa fruu ir5lria resolved IA saii laE.i-E ;
sbsrslsrs.
BE- n rsrnirss % sis issrlas usl Hias- y E,grr-
ssrauriuss II flr o.srnuaar-al4i 81 fsrrs7 iruHis
% General Assr1iIr u.ss ras g % is-si1 ssr1irt
a. fis ulrlursiy - iis ruu.s- Ttrr t.s gaFs-u-r
hs Ens BE- if asrsty H1.suuaEss Eas rs's1z-ra b
aHef = reward ar
Two Thousand Dollars
Fer surh i1frrnriiul a. 81 iunE o. ne r--sI-
and runvirfira % tie Fs-ssa u- Fs-su-I ria sal--
rnittsE ihs said ussnss. a-z taIi tas Z-s1s--sr
q ihs Cunniurusn il1 be rrsi.z-i1s.s lai r-si
60 pHy ihs Hnia fun u1i uf rsy a-asg Hl tas
Treasury uui uli.srE iff ul---1l--iE-sl- A7E-gFs-
ths ihirlrsuli day ri Esi-ua-7 T. . lsEZ
I Aus lris1nas. Its -s7uiil1 81 H. e1rs-rzsa,.
ills Faaoa Hsi5 frra-if5 u a. riizzsss H1l -is sa
Cations a. gur-isr H1.l iln..risI rHs1-s a1ar lhs
ru-5su1rHiurs 1T ltF irlrn-u1s --aur stuzE be
irraurhi tf Fl.sstg n1z rrr.dir- E-uls.z.su-
I Nov. -uErzr.i.t. 7 guEE 81. EEAEL. EaF-
f u--ur az iis srii ruuulu1 r-,a--t. iz r1-llr-s
win ihF said guiri Easal1lazz az.1 = ra--us a.
ihf puHs- HHi ua.hl-z;y rss1sl b. N. O. zHs1s
ans NJ f-ur lar-u-ial- ts-slF rr1-arr a -lrl-f
uT Two THDUsENB 1,lLLAE-s % az F..-srz
or Fsrful.s rir SAL Hgg1a.sslE HaE ss1zrs s-r
trial the Riura-rz- ur z.1-5l-s-slT ~ aaaf zlaK
f CAsET, a. i,s pad Ila1 als sr1ri,-il- n its
criminal or --iHi1alt and 7 ls-aiy cal a- a.
uEicsrr af usilut ana -1ll 1i-ils-s srs-sTis-s %
BE- riril1ul and us7-uil-i-.r o. lta- a. il-
E7T-ahs1isias r- ~ 1all z-u-al-s- a- zl-11-
en- tr n r1.E sar- sis ur--zrrl avs za7 b.
~indielial.
Given ur,as1 n Had l-z -is a-a1- sea- lr -1s
Hiait m nu--ia'u-E, ata aas-ss-l1 1Hy El
Fsh-uH-s ir N 7slI- 81 uz- Ll-si urs -irl,1ri
sirhi hunarsl a-i st-rF-s -I-l .E ~ Cen
nulpaalIt lis i.i1lts 4ss=l1E
zuEN " EE1ET-
. Ey 1ht GuTcnr-
FgalnsE. Sr-r-,--F n zi.r r,ls--zru-rzl-i-
Ful.ruE-y sl lsls-z
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

n -A-iAttA AtAAtAf AAfA NJ n ~~s-AI a.
Y nrrhnns' lOuri. held ir clunfHdid rr ~.
lalh Gay Of -auunrT lsds. m the maitr- rr fir,
estate 81 onfrurl huusalus. drrcarrl en- uafrr
oi hallaot. higlUT Fitldiur tht lau-a granted
, rule direcied o. Mas auuaalu1. widar "
- onnsaiui. herfnn1ir iiuusl ius ana hn-T sr1.s
"unsaius, nov irt-rnn-rird vita -- I.rrr
Acift anu itrni rfTrcset ratircf ui said daruus.i
and at eta1r rrrsuus iu'srafied ro b, ana r,.
pear before ihr honorable. tht Jud-as dr tar u.ia
Douri, 81 q Ouuri o. be hcld ai Cluafhald l1 fl..
thira Monday OF March a. q. lsns. ti lr uisiuai
a. n. oi saiu any, thur nHd there o. nu-s1f l--
refuse tht rual estate az SAID aorunsud ni ii.-
appraised vaiuatipu rui alnar 8 lr tn iraurs.
auiy reiuruel. or shuN utusf wfr M am,
shauld noi b. sold Ilv thf u.u~.
~ fn ] 6 nAref1l risIl ~ r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

Nero fdlled while Rome was burn
ing, but Neapolitans send a full band
OF music TO play at the mouth Of the
crater OF erupting Nesuvius.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
IN THE COURT uF COMMON PLEAS

4 OF Clcurftld county. Pa
CLARA A. hIcuAunsus No 2El. Ssri tern.
Va Is6-.
cuAnlrE hICuAnnsnr Srh. SIT dirurru.
The undersigned Commissioners. appointed H.
the Couri 90 take teEtima ny in thr nhurs uust
gives notice thar be uii attend tu fliu Huiirs ur
said appuiuimuui ni ile nfhrf .ii II n n f1aIir
hs1, in the borough or Claarfod ur snirraur
the 18Th day of March. a. j. lsHs. nsfwrs1 fils.
hours Of 10 oclock A. NJ ard 9 n'rluat q A
when and where nl persons iuiuruspud uur a.
ind and rruss-grnrniur
foh2o-1i JOHN r. T-1F0Hn. ruua-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

Rosco Conkling, a piocc of light
human timber which the Mongrels Of
New York sont to the U. S. senate.
lately denounced Mr. Doolittlc for
making "a speech offensive to the ma
iority Of the Senate" That was Ger.
tainly a crime but we do not see
how Doolittle could help it, unless he
made negro of himself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
a)ew sarriisrmrnis.


A High schoal Tor Boys. Hi BELLS MILLS.
y on the Penney lTHniA Central hAiirund.
Next tern begins April 2nih. send Or ciruu-
lar. Address n FULTuN- Principal
feb23-en Auiistown, Hair counts. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

Ex.Prcsident Buchanan will he sov-
enty-seven years old on on the 10Th
Of April. lsRS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

THIS Il To GIVE NoTsCE:-Thsis q
il TIE lcih day q Jauuary. A. D. 1855. q Wsi.
-auf IN Bankruptcy EGs issued against the Efta,s
cf Ih1zas kalst1u, 81 the teunshir Of Dacrs =
ne rourfv q Clsarfeii. Aud State of Pebnsyl
rauia. ~ has bseu aijsised Bsrkrupt cu 10
aw- Fstiii1r that tie paymeat II any dsen
ans ds'iFery e any prcPersy belonEirg TO sasa
BaEkrurt. % hin. 90 icr his use. and itt transis
uf any rrursrty By him are farbiddsn ty Lar
thHt ussfirg Of the Crsiitnrs q the said bt-k
ruPt. 10 prove thsir Dssts. and to choose ens e.
nrrs Assirnses oi his Estate. vili Be he'd "a
crzrt q Barkrurtcy, o. b holden 81 Ciearts-,
- the ezc- q A. B. svcope. Esq-. bsfors ;. L
= uotrzf. Register. oa the l1th day q Mars.,
A. .. lsGs, q N u'oicck. A. u.
TH0S. A. RoWLET. C. :. Marsha
By 6. ?. DAVIS. nept. [. :. MarshAL
Janaary Sc, isss-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
Sherin7S Sale


DE VIRTUE q sundry writs Of Tezdifis.
ID Erpaaas iss1si cat q the eourt q Coma
Peas of Cltar1eli ccunfy. ans 70 ne directed
thsr- Vii Be sHpossd % PUBLIC SALE. At ii.
Cau-r Hsase IN the boruugh of clcsrssla, d
saturday. tie ia day Of Fshr1ary. A. D. 1855
81 : o'.iask. ,. n, fhs following described Real
Esrate, % Hifs
A certain Tract Il lard situate n Decsis-
f1~uship. Cisarfeli soansy, Pa, in the boroug.
af oscesia- b1undei % the east By Pruner Etrss.
srsth b Curtin street. vest By los No in "a
tsvu, HuE narta By an alley, and known a. a
Ne Z IN said baroarh- seirsd. takes il sxsesl
ti14 and - Be soid - the FroIerty of n. n
Esphsrf-
Ei1ie-s VII take rotice that IS y.
cent q TIE Furrhass uonsy 9ust Be paid vks-
ne r-uFer-y 10 knccksd down. - IL vill Be rsi
% again for sale CYREzIUS HOWE
cl..Tssis. Pa F.s. :, Isss. !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
TN run COURT on COMMON rIEAs

IN TUE COURT on COMMON PLEAS
Of Clearheli county, Pa.
Ko. s. june term. lSrl.
:, ,,,--,,,,,,, n r. 7uh sur dirurrs
The M iurtirnrd Commissioner, appointed ~
the Couri O. take testimony iu lhf niiurs uasr
gives notice that BE- vii attend fn fhf dutinf dr
said appointment az the ufire al d 4 Nrllrunr
Esc. IN the borough of Clanrfald .nr Wedu.sans
the ] IN day Of March. a. d. lsfs. hofwsrr tar
hours Of 20 ociocl A. ~ and oiciuut p a.
when aid whrrt all parties interested nay ni-
tend and crossNrauinr.
fsb20 81 JOHN u. FUEFuHn. cuur.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

nEsSulTT1uN CO. FHEuNEE<a rP.
lN-rhr ru-na-si- aIr-l-ralrs artH-1r Del.
fnasH1 hrlIlruu.H-r d E.tr-isurs. II aia u---l-
tiif ilufrIrri lr 1l-rar.r- II. r1r flrf '-rf ~
muruuI nl1aln1 1 liF lIi ar 1T rr-11-~. A
n lsna ria iuiIil ant eu1a-1 rf .ff lIls l-n
u-a ltiI r rs iun1s rf Er 4l-asarf f.- .sa.s
mon uut rfIlHrtlu1. fa-sr1H t1Hinr u1aar' "a
IuuuIuu WI rul Il mns I1li ssrls .ialu. wi
tnusf turiIr filiuf l.laiilr. DE- i--u W. -rsasr
-tru rI am iIr nliurlla1- r1.i 1a~uar1
a. nUNrE MElT
lATrfl EaHrSCE
1au-wsl.rr Pa 1fi rl. 1sss-z
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS & can
T ISL OF JURORS DRAWN FOR MARC


II TERM Artrs
Grand Jurors.
EH. .Eirfman. Bcccaria Enoch 6earhari Decais
Sau,uei SuuaerIin. Bell Russell showalter, q
JH. .Geara4rf, Bradford Mitchell Shope. GirAri
Geo-r- Alacrt, Il. y. French, Grahau
Dr. T. J. Boyer, Brady. Elijah Bgrns, Hustol
s. c. Duulzp. Thomas Hewitt,
Jas N'Crsary. Burnside J I-Dgurher-y. .sr. Larrtti
Calvin Stevens. Chest. Isaac hirEr Lunber CI,I
Aus-in Curry. Daniel Phiips Morri1
". A. Frank. ci---deii- r. S. Humphrey, Pike.
ti--l. .I.ee-h CuruersriIle A. P. Bloom.
Eilio-i Kraf1-r. y. H. Ciavser, Union.
Traverse Jurors.
L d We'd. Becrsri4- George Han, Graham.
j. " WriEht John CresHeIl. Gulieh
]. n. Turusr. DoExz- y. u. Stephens,
HenrF Goss. Joseph HcEarty, &"
Va 1-hEeu. sr Brady JOSIAH Washburu. Husto,
F-e4- Wins-rt. Rotcrt Sullivan.
christinn kort. John Giliiland, karfhau
James Trrin. Rcuben CaldEeli, Knox
Rslr- Graham. Hrsdflri w-T.sehryvcr. Lawreu,.
J. HeuIsrs1a. Burrside Jss-Arthurs. .Lumber CT,
VI 5umnerViIr. ". " Kelly,
Iasa - Feltvcr. Chcsi Jos C. Brenner, Morris
D-P-St Clair. Csriurtou q. II. Kephart, Oseeola
e. 3 iferl Ciea-teil Patrick Daily, Penn.
Jahn T-ortman. W. 2. johnson.
=. Z. Lazy. Wm- A. Bloom. Pike.
W- H-lrii e. .czrruusrill, A. P. shos. WsodvGr.
W- Gr.hau- j.. Goshen H. H. Bsushnan, O.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

II OF ticafNfll rnurffs I'h-
JAHEs I. Ln1rN.
Va No 1zs. Erla. 2. 1sr-
W. " hr7rs. burgess, BAL ia Eguiu-

The uudsrtirutd ocmmissiuusr, appointed i4r
the cuurt 90 tats testimony ir the ahurt uusr
gives notice that be VII ATTEND in iilf aufie1 -
said appointment n' TIE ofirs af >. I M-ErnIir
hsl-, in the huruvrh af Clanrfsia ur Nurars
TIE ~ DAY 81 Mrrot A d. lsHs itsfurri ~.
hours OF 20 O'Clock a. a. and 0Irinrt q a.
when and who're all partinl iuirrssiui luur a.
tend and cross. .urnfuiut.
ich2o-st JOHN H. TuLF0In, uuns.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

Greeley is lecturing at Cincinnati
and Dayton on Self made men"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
CLEARFIELD BAKERY.

TIE ciiirsns e Ciecrtsid sni vicinity A.
IL hereby retsei thaf the undersignei kssr,
.sastautly os had BREAD. PIES. CAKES.
ROLLS E7d al kinds cf CONFECI IONEkIES
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

ID EGfSrER's NOTICE--Nuiirsi is ur-sil-
IL given thar the following auruuuif have been
examined and passed by nr, and rciuuir Sired rf
record In this Office for tue inspection ui heirs
leFaieos, creditors, aad AL uthers in any other
way interested, and viii be presented fu ihs
next 0rphans Couri of Clearheli county. tr b.
held At the Couri Huuse. iu ihe borough ui Clear
heid, commencing on ths lAira MundET aI
March lS6ss
Final account Of g. " Khrsm, AduinirtuI tor
Of the estate Of r. Wallace latt of the huraurt
Of Clearheld, county OF Claurhela. dsraassd-
J. q. nhnEEh
l,EgIgrEn's 0rrIrE Aegiac1-
Cluaraoil, Pa, Fah 81 1868
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
2, 3. REED, M. 2,

IAI TiON.-All persons are hcrrty rluiiur-a
Y against purchasing or iu any uav mnidii,.g
with one bay Mare, siE yeH-s ed. noH In fhF
possession Of Jacob s. eoarhari, uf lirrnrur u.
as the same belong % me ana is l1f win ann
on loan subject 10 nv order.
feb2o-4t L nEKKIEG.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
RAFT EN-

RAFT MEN
Are netifsd that iurirE the rAftiug season "a
suFPly of Bread viil always Be kept on hAnd
J. A. STADLER.
Clearssia. yanasry 50. lsss-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20

.pICHARD NOSS0P Is NOW
s-u-z e. hay ss-- ssu.I P-s--.
DEESS 6o01S
ClOAEs AND sHAwLs.
EEoES SETTINGS
FLANSELs AND BLANKETS.
wOoLEN GOODS.
EoSEET.
MENS CLOTHING.
GDTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 6oods
LANES Eo0-s AND SHOES
GENTLENEVS BooTs AND SnOES
EoTS Do do
HOOP SKIRTS
BALE0RALS.
LADIES CoLLAEs AND CUFFS.
EaIsINs ASD CUREANTS.
EE10MS AND TCBS
CANNED FRUITS
EEEF AND FuRK.
FL1CR AND FEED.
Er. Ec- &C.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-20
STORE,
Esz PhiE7s5zrg, Psnn'a.

~ r nets Jas. p Wsrr--.
-rsa-zs L lse- HE1z Powell
W. W. BETS & Co..
rsz--saza-s Co N-usau a Hsorsl
HATE iilss r-rsir-s q lz--s aus rsU selected
III s-.cE 81 a. Ell.is 1r s5ess. s.-h a.
DET GoOnS. CLOTHING.
E-l.sa-E s.s-s. Eu.s s-E curs. Essf.-s. Hs-d-
rr-s. G-za- NaEs. 0ls. Psi.rs. Q-s-us-ars.
fruegr-s. Fia1-. Ea-a-. FssL tc, wki-h ss
.-s -Ez-rag az s-salg
REDUCED Prices F0R Cash.
O. = s1sEz.gs Elr LU,IEEz sas SHINGLES
E- z-lzE % z-Es * - a. airsassr- q he
TIMER MEN
D. sks lr.r sas 81 c-a-ssls suuu-r u-a o.
-l-a-1s1i C-sst t1 20 sh-i- szr-iss frun ikis
-al1z- -ei.- 90 he ne - 11s Eaii-uai. ve
-az sell r1ssts u. h.t--r rr-lus than a. aur roirt
Ia Cl=a-3.li -agnrg. G1.sws s-s s= lir- ? sar Sfuck
E1sl rrr-es o. ,1 u1.s x Al 1tisc- D. thrss
.ETEs % slT Eu2 -
ADVANCES or GOODS. FEED. &C.
Eszs co a--uu-t % SQUARE TIMER. rhi-s
- saazr SCI ca ra1aissi.-- or bag a.
Ez-E -l1ss-
C--cal SD see r. uz- rasEs nni prices suur
M a. dus. w EETTs co.
Esa- Fazassz-r. Nsr- S. 1854
ELOCE ct dzsereui b-znds can be
la1 a- a. 1asa- a. VERY - F-s.ss. a. he
cLEAEFILo sToEE
z1r5-s Esa- PsEi--hu-r. p.
nRT GOODS. MOTIONS, SC, in
sz.as rs--r. a, a. la-s-s rrs--. uasA. at IA.
CLARIFIED sToRE
uaraT Nsa- FtzlFssu--. Pa
SALT. b. the Sax or load, cheaper
aaz sn- Be had aaT-s-rs sl... AZ u.
CLEAEFIELD sToEE
Hr-ss N-sr FsHirsssrr. P.
CrALL 4 EXAMINE The STOCK
OF -1cdz ~ ssl1r a. -1s
CLEAEFIEL9 STORE.
nazs-G Yea Fl77r rshazr. "a
HIGHEST PRICE paid in Goods
ur Casa fl- Lznhs- and sEia-lss. as ia
cLEGzETELD sTozE.
asr5f Nsa- Thizrssz-r. Pa
TIE CHEAPEST GOODS Of al
Ezas E-s u ts bad as ths CIsa-ssIi s,-rs.
w BITS a co.
Es4- Fh rstu-r. Pa. Nv. s. IssFtf
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

will be required to pay the same. so rs to ex-
hibit upon the books of the company a credit
of seventeen per cent in the aggregate upon
account of stock subscriptions.
Those who have made payment of back
calls will exhibit their receipts to the collect
ion agents named below, or IL their receipts
have been lost they will certify to that effect,
and to the amount paid.
The stock of all those falling to make pay
ment of Ill unpaid back calls, and Of the pres
cnt call. will be sold at auction to the highest
bidder, in accordance with the provisions of
the charter of the company.
Tac hooks and papers of the company were
taken or destroyed by soldiers during tie war.
and, as this is the only practicable and impar-
tial plan for the settlement oftlIe stock affairs
of the company, 1t l. hoped that all who are
interested will attend to the matter In time as
the stock accounts Of the company must be
settled so that the proper entries can be made
upon the new stock ledger now being opened.
Payments may be made to the following
named persons, who arc authorized to receipt
for the same:
\. j. Ward, Van Buren,, Crawford co.
j. u. King, Little Mulberry Franklin CO.
Morcau Rose, Clarksvllc, johnson county.
j L. Shlnn, Russellvilc. Pope county.
\. A.Gordon, Lcwisburg, Conway county.
Or to the undersigned Mt Little Rock 's'h
BY order of the Board,
feb 23-lm J.H HANEY, Scc'y.
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20
Strange but True.

Mr.. DUNnAM-SH: Owing to the escape o.
prisoners from the Guard house last week,
would respectfully state, if the l.. S. Marshal
was as Jealous in his duties to the negro as he
is with the white prisoners, they would moi
have affected their release the instigator OF
this escape was negro, who was represented
to the Marshal as being desperate character
They would not iron him, as they had nc
sha ckles large enough without taking off iii.
boots, but the Marshal had too much sympathy
for Cutfc to encircle his delicate ankles will,
cold iron. Yet he (thc Marshal) has white
prisoner, charged with the same offence, who
is so crippled with the rheumatism that he can
scarcely walk, yet is forced to wear heavy
irons. Probably thi. is justice, ifso, cannot
see in that light. - ......
Yours with respect, ..
NHITEMAN,
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

.E~ We hope our colored friends at tn,
South will try and keep rs cool rs possihl,
during the present critical times at Washing
ton. We assure them that the African poll.
ticians who are telling them that their service,
may be required at Washington to put down
the white traitors who support johnson, ar,
misleading them. They are not wanted fol
any such duty, nor will they be. We Wilt,
folks can manage our quarrel among ourselves
and even five got to talking pretty loudly
we advise them not to pitch In unti!, at least
somebody Is hurt, The best thing for our col
orcd friends at present Is to leave us 10 attend
to impeachment and the Constitution and old
johnson and old stanton and old Thomas and
old Stevens and old Grant and all the rest of
them. lG while we are doing this, they will
themselves go TO work like men to make aliy-
Ing, they viii have decidedly the advantage
of some OF us-N, y Tia,s,
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

LITTLE AFRAID OF lT.-The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
says: t ~. --i
And in this connection let me print the re-
mark of distinguished Radical in private
conversation yesterday, dpropos Of this very
pont;'l do not care, said he, 'how many
higgcrs they put into the State Legislature
or make Governors. but Id hate like the devil
to have them come here to Congress-" '.l
But to Congress they will come, unless the
progress of his party is checked, and that
speedily. '' '"
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

w The two Indians, that were sentenced
to be hung at the last term of the u. s. Court.
and ma.le their escape from the Guard House.
before the day of the execution arrived, were
captured by US. Deputy Marshal john Lat
broke aud run aud was shot and killed aud
the other Was brought on to where they had
to cross Sallasaw river, when the younger one
dove down into the stream and swan some
ways under water, when Mr.. Latta shot al
him twice and lhefs,lnk and never rose. So
their lives have been forfeited, although no,
exnctly In accordance With the sentence ofth.
Judge,
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

sB~Our readers would do well to call on
Mr.. Harvey and examine his New SrocK Of
DRY GOODS, ROOTS, SHOES, Hair Oils,
Perfumery. etc., etc. Go and see for your
selves ... ... ....
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20
Pure French Brandy,

HIGHrOwER & MILLER, Fort Smith, hav
just received pure and extra article of French
Brandy, for medical purposes. This is war
ranted pure. ...... ..... .r....I l..
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

General GeorgeR r. yekers, of Kent Oouh ty
Maryland, was yesterday chosen by the Leg.
islature to represent that State in the United
States Senate, in place Of Phillip +. Thomas
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

sH- Arthur Gunthcr was one of the Radical
nominees for Representative for the sth Dis
trict. Snider another Of the same stripe re-
,ceived 3 votes in opposition to Gunther for
the same office. ut this precinct. H..
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20
Stockholders Take Notice.
LITTLE Rock 4 FIR. SMITH X. X. COMPANY.
! SI.1tI

LITTLE ROCK 4 FT. SMITH r. r. COMPANY,)
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Lit4e Rock, Arks., Feb. 22d, ls6s.)
At meeting Of the Board of Directors OF
the Little and Fort Smith Railroad Company,
held at Clarksville OH the 18th ihst call OF
one half of one per cent upon the subscrip-
tons TO the capital stock ofthis company was
ordered to be made. The above call Is pay.
able in cash on or before the seth day of April
1885, .i. It. .f- 'I.t s..f - ~.
All stock holders who are in arrears upon
hncE rs,ll IslnI a. fl,ll =
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20
Sunday School Concert.

INlE VAN BCREN SABBATH SCHOOL pro-
Il poses 10 give Concert, about the last
week OF the present month (March), for the
purpose Ut raising money to purchase u new
Library. which the school much needs. Tick
cts may he purchased Of the children belong
Ing to the school.
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

"a Sickles' last speech in New Haven
Conn. was Interrupted by three cheers for
Governor English. |-.... "a
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20


tf-Tle New York Imes Radeal) says,
that, Tiiad. Stevens wished 10 impeach and
Try Presldent Lincoln instead ofllis successor.
The nrst accusation that he wished to have
made WAS that the culpdt Jid erect North
Carolina and the other conquered Territories
into States and relations. giving them Gov
crnments of hi, own creation. and appointing
over them rulers unknown to the laws of the
United states. and who could not by any such
laws hold any office therein" IL will be re-
membered that the celebrated North Carolina
proclamation was the work OF Mr.. Lincoln
II will be remembered that II was Mr. Lin
co!n wis aipoiuici Stanley tuvanor OF N orth
Carolina and II was Mr.. Lincoln who did sew
eral and sundry other things herein charged
Ii is llthat the Senate and the country have
been saved from this trial
TT In order to convict the President. the
Radicals propose to admit the two Senators
whom Alabama has not elected to the Senate.
This specimen of the means they are resort
ing To in order to carry out their point! II
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20
Ut JU y Nl'ilI % u 70
csai bs,ubo1iQ 10 Sals H.

csNt LtjHbt51 Nv Ook01u GNf 4pW 40 N
AFTER dAcsiving tlae negtoa and imlucing y him
10 nurse bitter hatred against his only friends,
+" Netiohst ftd,o,'sss b about 10 leave the lrc-
Kpsxnd hts dsw,loNsrs to -hold the bag q In
CHa,wiord Av.Als he proeeeds 70 Little Rock TO
bese e1Adge ef hts 'own election and--re, ha,s
rUDssiHhis strmkf Large hand bills have tOr
sdajt 1iys spNstg gvcm'nStieo to the world that
% bsso1ai hsgsrwsretO be sold on SATURDAY.
lasss' 4as'stMs were literal Long TIME and
wstCa,eS spoois silver, .f6vksI etc. ..tete. to be
tskea iAs part 1,syiAciisa Real estate mort
gages wers also niodestly hinted ut. THE day
cone % VA the Sactieneer and so o--dldift the
biSssaSsd The Atxs might have beeip sold for
votes, but no, future election being near, OF
co6sSefgVe xS1S :. feli throNxh.ri Fora time
afesr ssfittlebat''A came, swine went like no,
cafsss Sdt not igeaefalYy FOR aoney, The ap-
psia We pdblisbed sonic ti,he since met no re.
sp66Se the Saleof she a. stDck IN trade wa,
tried, stiii DO goAEhow Itithe name OF heaven
can q Titnsosiss' 60 IL the Capitol withou,
motsy ana how can he redeeiil his trunk
Ohyod, ,uHyfatehii 'hlsgcrsg Why don't yo,
CONF up and help your Moses. .a'"p9'7i o74
~ is snrL li-nl.. ~ IN aldLnnR9 HR q
@Ata 4 meeting Iof the White Mans Cul
ofXah Barep lpwnshln p, WILLIAMS, GEO,
-AperHnl lhnA GR4Y. YI1cox, were appointed
GsWMst3s y sScertsin and decide, wha,
township In the county Is entitled 70 the, Ban.
ner which the Ladies Of Van Buren,, hav,
made 10 present TO The township giving tn,
lA4sst v0ts spifiRst the 'ctnststntion, III pre-
p3aeG6 y diSyStefs " me Swisship 1ioairn
Hh dtlhbti thas' the sensssn,sn fs.srne,
give thia matter their attsnti6h' soon as con
venlent after the result has been ascertained
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-20

IL tpoei township gave one white mans
vote. JAMES 5. HALE is the man that be-
lieved that the white man is superior to the
negro. All honor to the one rote In Upper.
He-ought to have banner. ........ ..