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REMOVALS.

WE BEu TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS THAT We
w have purchased the extsnsi works East
street, New YORK (iaely occupied the NJ ".
steam Engine Works) TO which will reno g on ist
day OF May where, with superior facilities for the
tue OF steam pumps vacuum pumps blowing engines and
steam machinery OF every description snail pleased 70
all orders entrusted 10 us. A. s. CAMERON CO..,
NHw YORK, Apru l. 1865 foot OF Eas, twenty third q.
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A FIRST CLASS EXTRA SIZE HOUSE FOR SALE
"a ON Brooklyn Heights, with Stable the House
has every modern mpro, and of the hes, built
BROOKLYN price fUv For full particulars Ac &C., apply
strook
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INOR SALE-THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN
stone House, lsxta icv elegant order, East Fifty
NTH street oihy 1l5tcO.
CALLENDER, LA RENEE CO., 30 Pine street.
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L,OR SALE A BEAUTIFUL THREE STORY BROWN
stone House. lSA45xlUO, East Fythrd street; cheap
ii applied for a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

L'OR SALE-ON EAST FORry-F1FTH STEEEr,
four story hi IN stoop brown stone House, Handsomely
finished black walnut and other hard wood modern
all s appointments large Herrngs safe ~ hu,ies pan
try: heavy u,autcis extra plumbing, &C.; $4,000.
JAM..S K. EDMAklS, 2i7 West TM only third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

TOR SALE--h HANDSOME THREE STORY AND BASE
II ment brick House, i75 East Fitieth street. between
ond and Third IN perfect order with ga nxfures.
In uirc oil the owner, next dOor, ls..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

LNOR SALE-FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSI
l47 Last Twenty ninth street; modern improvements
Can be between ~ and Il o'clock. Price l6JJ0 In
qure at 149, next door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

LNOR SALE OR TO RENT-IN GOOD LOCALITIES, NEW
York and Brooklyn, first class Houses, furnished,
at various prices also Country Seats and Farms.
j. j. BONNET CO., "a Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

FIRST RATE CHANCELLOR SALE TWO SPLEN
"A did Corner Liquor Stores on the east side Of town tn
leaving the city also good Corner In the Eight
ward leases and years. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT
ITO Chatham square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

nor sALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STEAM
r Engines, Boilers. Steam Pumps, shalng' Betting.
Tanks Lathes Paners &C. Apply to r. CASSIDY Nos -
Bridge street, Brooklyn " A. CRAFT 6SJ West street
New York,
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rruosr ar ArrIEIrI. sIIICATE BOOK sLATEs-IIrsr

pnbsbed in styles full cloth binding; very
fi ready everybody wants everybody quick
seen us the thing Tor practical canvssers DOOR oy ~
inches slate surfaces pcuc prepaid
bv mail for sample so cents New YORK. sicate Book Slate
Company 20 Cortland street PSCountry canvassers being
auponted throughout the United states.
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lNOR SALE--A NEW TWO STORY FRAME. HOUSE,
brick hcd basement and cellar; easy. In
quire Of MURAL l0ih street, fourth house east OF Fourth
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L,oR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, TIiIR.
tieih street. north side Lexington avenue, with
and water price 1880 cash required ~ 500
il sold might be rented Apply TO the owner az 70 Maiden
lane, xhird nOor from - r. NJ. 4. JENINGS.
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WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTy--fOR SALE OR Elk.
w change for brooklyn lots The desirable Plot OF Ground
lbcrl5 situated on the corner OF North Capital aud North
First strets In the city of Washington, Co. the gov
Printing Once and the residence Of General Grant
for sale or exchanged for Brooklyn ols Apply 10 JOHNSON
a MILLER. q Nassau street. New York
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do OOO TWO STORY AND BASEMENT COTTAGE
for sale :. Railway one hour from this cry
severed; two minutes from depot; terms easy
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L,OR SALE-AT LONG BRANCH, NEAR THE SEA
Shore Cottage IA rooms, with all the modern I'M
hot and cold water lot near zoo feet front
Cottage Joining the Photograph of house can be
and any required will be gven by inqurng
at "a linton pace, New York
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| VNTANT.D-By A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AN UNFUR-
w nsh.d Room, located IN Harlem Address g" Broadway
MIN uhpaIs
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z CENTS A POUND PAID EVERY DAY rORoLD HOOKS,
- prwspapers pamphlets, letters, &c. MANHATTAN D
MILLAR, Wholesale paper warehouse 10 Spruce street.
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VXrANTED-rOR A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREM,
w foor above First street, house the west
side erred not over eu Address W. L., box "a
Her. III
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INOR SALE.-A BARGAIN--A FINE LOT OF ENGINES
and boilers on hand to 30 horse: and rise
mills they be sold some price, 10 Park street, Fire
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r ONO BRANCH COTTAGES FOR SALE AND TO
rent.-Several hne Cottages, desrsby located and
around Long Branch, for sale
furnished ard uniurnished Apply To Real Estate once,
JESsu RUN a CRJSrALAR, 1il Broadway, or ~ ~ jas.
SURF N, near depot.
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L,OR SALE cEEAP-THREE STORY FRAME COSBY
House; water; gas; heater; FIRST cellar and Tho
House In ira rate order second avenue Harlem
three story frame high stoop House Harlem All partu
II. McRENHA srDuanc street,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WEEHAwKEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-IESIR-
w able investment-The Property OF the late William
Spencer consisting Of ID acres: more or less ironing on
Of access BY horse from Hoboken ferry and within
IL minutes walk Of Forysecond ferry For further
Information apply 1t "a Third street, near Second avenue
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INOR SALE OR TO RENT-A VERY PRETTY LITrI r
brown House, newly furnished Lexington avenue
three House, 2jS lUU
w.P. SEYMOUR, III Bsoadway.
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, MODERN
three story high stoop brick House, In fine order Price
&0b0o 81 0 per annum. Permits Of A. JOU RNEAY
No I sir rect
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COUNTRY HOUSE, FURNISHED, wANrED-BY
~ ANAL family for July, August and September; must
be Sound about 80 or 40 miles from the
Address, with price and particulars, l.. W. HersA1
OnIc
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nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HI Hiding SITES
~ the orange Mountains sale, exchange fora
dwelling IN New YORK ~ beautifully woodsi tine
spring the summit which would furnish fu supply Of
water Tor house and Ornamental purposes; nbsur
passed y. H. HAYNES 60, ~ Broad street. NewsFt,
DO, LIZA New ork Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

NOR sALE-A FARM OF ~ ACRES, IN THE TOWN
of BelIevie N j., Oh the line OF the Newark and Bloom
field Horse Railroad and within half mile OF Newark city
limits good land house and out buildings will be sold cheap
cash exchanged for improved city property either IN
Newark York. INQUIRE I0S John street, New York.
or No. B WASHINGTON alley, Newark, n. ].
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NOR sALE-FINE COTTAGES ON PRINCES BAY, g.
Railroad to Richmond Valley Office. Address Totem
vile, s. /. Inquire of GEO. w. LYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

FULTON AVENUE, BROoKLYN:-FOR SALE, SOME
IL first class Lots the business side; good terms.
W. w. COLlRON, Is Gates avenue, Fulton avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

Tor SALE-TWo NEW, SMALL, Low PRICED THREE
II story and basement high soop brown from
Houses situated the north side OF Seventy street
between Third ant Fourth possession Immediately
Apply on the premises L. j. FITCH, ss6 THIRD
Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-02

IIOR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF SCOTCH Plains,
N j. one by G. II. r. very neat two story brick
lined frame House good repair has eight good sized
rooms large dry cear abundance Of soft water in kitchen
large garden, with fruit; TOT 52x4UU ror iuner Pacuaf
address Owner, Herald Office.
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of Or. CulCer-
weWs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medIcne) Of Spheunatprrhpa, or Semi.
nal Weakness Involuntary Seminal Losses, I'm
potency. Meuta! and Physical lueapacity. lmped,
iments to Marriage. etc; also, Consumption.
Epilepsy and Fits. induced by selfindulgence or
sexual extravagance.
.S- Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable essny,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
full practise, that the alarming consequences of
self abuse NAV be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medeineor the appi.
cation Of the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple. certain, and ehectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his coud iton
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, aud
radically ,.I tlr..g .-... ..s...lr. 3
n -1hi. Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. ID aplain envelope, To any ad.
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF six ceus, or tw,
post stamps Also, DR.. Cuverwell's Marriage
Guide" price % cents. Address the Publishers
oHAS, j. C,KLINE 4 90, l27 Bowcry, New
York, Post Office Box 4 $50. july lO-tly
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Memphis, Ten

TRAeEDY.-A few days ago, a girl BY
the name Of Jennie Grass, left the City
and took up her abode at Dardanelle
Willie there citizen Of the plrce became
enamored with her to an extent that
caused his wife many a jealous pang. She
grieved over her wrong until she became
desperate, and the consequence was she
shot Jennie who died from the effect OF
her wound; but the same time she return
ed the fire without serious effect, when
the husband Immediately shot his wife,
killing her instantly. We have not learn
ed all the particulars, nor have we learn
ed whether he has yet been arrested
L. II. Republican.
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s.oHxsoS COUNTY,
GAINESVILLE, Nov esd, isss.

GAINESVILLE, Nov ed, 1865.
Mn EDITOR We have been visited
theiresent month BY some az the love
Hest weather that il was ever the privilcr,
Of man to enjoy. One, to relish il well,
would hardly be able to believe that |,
was the last decline of Fall, and that at
the termination of this month, winter
with its hoar-frosts, would be upon US.
There can be, in my humble opinion, no
more exquisite season Of the year in any
part of earth's domains, than our Au.
tumn. The mellow sunshine that fills
the soul with dreamy languer, and that
causes To creep over 1t, a sense of hall
dreamy, half wakefulness. What beau
teous atmosphere, filled as it is, with a
charming hope, inviting the soul to med.
itativcness. With glorious bright to
look upon the oscar and yellow leaf
or its golden hues, are made more glori.
Gus still by the bright beams of an Aut.
um sun. You can hardly conceive of
the beautiful scene presented to view rs
from the heayen-towering hills that over
look the village, we look down upon her
quietly sleeping at our feet, with the
little stream mmmuring through her rills.
No more lovely view can be obtained,
than that which We catch from the noun
tains about Clarksyille.
Business is very brisk here. Large
quantities of cotton are being brought to
our market; and, as consequence, bust
ness of all kindsyis reyiying. Lam very
much pleased with this place, even more
so than any small place in which | have
ever lived. Every indication is that
GAINESVILLE is ultimately to become one of
the thriftiest places in the State. A
splendid country, unsurpassed for its
farming qualities, completely surround
ing it; with as en,erprsing a class of
farmers as ever with unwearying hand
turned the productive soil; with rich,
alluvial lands, capable Of amply reward
ing the labor of the husbandman. Our
little town will grow and thrive, and be-
come an important place, in a business
view.
All our State now requires to advance
her interests is prevalence through her
entire border of peace; peace, lasting
and enduring, because founded upon the
liberties of her citizens A new State
government must be formed, or those
who are the present arbiters of her fate,
must pursue different course in the
manner of ruling and controlling the des-
tines Of the State. Until there is some
change, there is little hope of prosperi-
ty for our home. Yours,
EGO PRO BONO PUBLICo.
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HOITSE.
,ft'- November 80, 1868.

NONcniDSI 20, looo.
The House convened at 10 O'Clock.
Quorum. u IN ia -Ie.-T
The following is list of members who
answered to their names:
Messrs. Ayers, Bard, Brashear ,Britton,
Brooks, Bush, Butler, Cbrisman, Glen,
Coats, Curry, Dial, Divelbiss, Exon, Far
reilly, Fitzwater, Fnrgeson, Goad, Gray
Of Phillips, Gray, of Jefferson, Gunther
Hall, Harrison, Hawkins, Hodges, OF
Crtten, Hopper, Hufstedler, Hunt, Ivey,
Lee, Livesay, Names, MerTick, Miller,
Millsaps, Mosely, Mccullough, Newell,
Oliver, Owen, Pears, Rawlings, Reed,
Dush, Samuels, Sharp, Sims, Singleton,
Stansberry, Ut. John, Truman, Vaughan,
White, Whitson, Williams, of Marion,
Wright, Yees, Mr. Speaker. I0f
Mr.. Brooks offered the following: z
Resolced By tie Members ofthe House,
the Senate coRcuaTing, list, That the es-
tabli shment and maintenance of peace
and the security of property and life are
the first and most important objects OF
the government
End, That when the civil authority and
processes fail of the attainment of these
ends, and their majestracy becomes pow.
eress, the military authority and power
should be invoked. g,t.rs
3rd, Being fully persuaded Of the pre-
concerted existence of widespread law,
lessness and systematic assassination Of
the friends of the government, State and
National, in certain counties for months
past, and the desperadoes without sin
gle exception being still at large aud de-
flying. the officers of the law, we do,there-
fore, most earnestly approve and endorse
the recent course of Gov, Powell Clay
ton declaringmartial law in several coun-
ties. ..v
4th, Believing we are right and calling
on Almighty God and all good men to
witness the rectitudc of our motives, for
ourselves individually, and on behalf of
our several constituencies, for the main.
tcnance of the State government, and the
effective enforcement of the laws, g we
pledge our lives, our fortunes and our
sacred honor"
Messrs. Brooks, Butler and Gray
strongly urged the adoption of the reso-
luton, which was done by the following
vote. ~ III. 4.ilar, .t.. I!i5fl (it
Ayes-Nfcssrs. Ayers, Bard, Beasly,
Brashears, Britton, Bush, Butler, Chris.
man, Glen, Coats, Dial, Divelbiss, Exon,
Farrelley, Fenno, Fitzwater French, Fur
Igcson, Goad, Gray, of Phillips; Gray, OF
Jefferson; Gunther, Hall, Harrison, Haw
kins, Hodges Of Searcy; Hopper, Hufs
stedler, Hunt, Ivey, Lee, Livcsay, Names,
Merrick, Miller, Millsaps, Mitchell, Nose.
ley, Mccullough, Newell, Oliver, Owen
Pears, Rawlings, Reed, Rush, Samuels
Sharh, Singleton, Stansberry, st. john
Truman, Vaughan, White, Whitson,Will
Jams, of Marion; Wright, Yoes and Mr.
Speaker. % .. t..,f
Nays--none, gu .
The following petition was laid upon
the Clerks table, under the rule; rE
DIV Mr.. Divelbiss--Thc petition OF at
torneys and citizens of the Fifth Judicia
Circuit, praying fora change IN the time
of holding the Circuit Court in that coun
ty, and that the circuit Judges be forbid
den, by law, to practice as attorneys il
any court, either State or National, with
In tho State; which was referred to thu
Committee on Memorials.
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

THE ST. LOUIS HOME JoURNAL.-Thi'
excellent literary weekly, one of the mos
interesting and readable papers of, Tho
kind, has just doned an attractive new
dress, and made a change in the time OF
issue, that will add to the large measure
of favor it is receiving at the hands o.
Western people. Hereafter there will bS
issueda Mail Edition on Thursday, fol
subscribers living outside of St Louis
This edition will reach nearly allparts OF
the interior on or before the following
Sunday % Thc Journal is Western in
stitution, the promoter of Western liter
ature, the friend and indicator of West.
ern genius, and the earnest advocate on Q
Western standard and style in letters. II
deserves and should receive the support
of Western people, not only for these
reasons, but becauseit is now firmly es
tablishcd, is carefully conducted andis as
good a paper as those Eastern weeklie'
that are taken in so many households
The Home Journal is furnished to sub
scribcfs, in clubs of twonty, at $50
year, which is but little more than one
half the lowest rates the New York Ledg
er can be procured for m, -
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EGO PRO BONO PUBLICo.

THE CRY is STILL THEY CoME.-Certif.
Gates continue to be received from all
quarters of cures performed by the Tex
as Tonic Syrup. No chill or fever can
resist it, and not unfrequently a single
dose brings relief Testimony is, howev.
er, not needed. This medicine, before
all others, stands upon its own merits
and each bottle sold has introduced g
hundred, Try it and be convinced q
Mansfield & IIigbee, sole proprietors,
Memphis, Tenn
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

GopEY FOR DECEMBER. Our lady
friends who desire to take real firstcl
lady's book could not possibly select a
better one than Gody's. 1t always con
tains the latest fashion plates, many use
h, designs and patterns, and much valu-
able reading matter. Now is the time to
make up clubs. Price Of subscription
one copy one year SO 90; two copies 50
Invariably in advance.
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VAN BUREN, FERRY
LARGE FOUR HORSE FERRY BOAT
u. S. Mail STAGE Route,

.
V'Hr @t'rknown and long established Fer
| ~ At VAN buren,, Arkansas, is now
under the charge ofthe subscriber. The Pro-
pretors having recently put on Neg Four
QOrse ib,at, and sith careful and experiene-
ed Forrymcn, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing pnhlie Their aim will be 20 meet the In
creasiug demands of the large emigraDt tray-
FL 10 ana from Texas.
The st. Louis and sherman, Texas, u. ).
Mails are chrred over this Ferry. which Is Il
good guarantee that II l. the shortest as well
AS the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat ON
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for stock and Sheds
for the accommodation of tr;lyelersare being
built on both sides Of the river and no pains
will be spared TO accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue To make this the popu-
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas.
". b. Ferry accounts mast be settled
monthly--ao deriotioa IRON, his RITE.
5sg II. G. HAYMAN. Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar. 1868. a tt
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.,y- The elegant Cincinnati packet, Co

us. Capt. r. S. YERKEEs, in command
and AK. ID. CRoxAL in the Office, reach
81 our landing on Friday afternoon, will
a GOOD freight and full cabin list of pas
songers. The Cora S. returned from TT
Smith Saturday evening and lay at oul
wharf until midnight.
The young folks, and some of the ole
cows. made a raid on Capt ferkes anC
took possession of his boat, and bringing
into requisition the fiddle and the bow
danced until the last bell struck in th'
morping. Yerkes is f,vorite in our city
and takes the crowd with him.
Her return freight from here, was some
100 bales Of cotton. $50 bbls. oil APP
ples; a large quantity of hides etc The
Cora S. may be looked for back here
about Christmas time; then look out FOL
a blow out.
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

Es- Atteption is directed to HARRY
SMITHS new advertisement in our paper
to-day. For any thing in the Shocking
and Tobacco line that is the place to find
it, and what is better, he offers induce
ments in prices that can't be got over in
this country. Wen you go to Fl. Smith
give him call. .i..ssi iA
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

EyWe see the mailman (Gov. Clay
toni has placed White in the District
styled Northeast, with Upham rs com
mandcr, ST.. l.f..l g.I "A
The descendants Of Ham, will bcmadc
to get up, if this nimcompoop displays
much Of his vanity In and about his
Northeast District oy b,.. lLT
What glorious Gigadier Brindal -
Ssorcy Record, p las't tss rseqg =
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

Ey- The old and well known advertis-
agency of S. NJ. PErrNGILL d Co., New
York, after having long sustained init
mate and pleasant business relations with
the newspaper press, now enters upon a
newspaper enterprise ofits own. Under
the name and firm of Pettingill, Bates d
Co., they propose to issue, on or before
the 1st of Jan, the first number of ru-
raj and family paper, to be published
weekly, under the title of Hearth ana
Home. It's editorial supervision will be
placed in the hands Of Donald G Mitch
ell, Of Connecticut, and the selection is
good one It's home and fireside de
partment win be under the supervisor OF
Mrs. Harriet Bcccher Stowe, who will
contribute regularly to its pages. -
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RIVER NEWS.

The River has taken another rise since our
last report. but Is now on stand, with suill-
Gent water for every class Of boats In The
trade Weather clear pleasant.
~ The Economist arrived from Little Rock on
Tuesday and departed for that point the same
evening.
rhe Cora ). arrived from CHM. Friday and
',u Tor that city late saturday night. ~ Z
'he Fort Smith. arrived from Little Rock
saturday night and left for New Orleans, yes
icrday noon. .FIEf
The 0hyemc, from CHM, for Ark. river
passed Memphis on the 18TH. ,g 5,f
me Ben johnson, was adv, to leave 81. Loui'
Tor Van Buren, onthe a7thlult. 3n'8
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

- In Ta!lageda, Ala, recently, q
black jury was impanneled. There were
about fifteen negroes tried for various Of
fences, each one Of whom, on his trial, de.
manded a whitcimy. The coloted jurors
sat in their box from Monday morning un-
til Saturday night without having single
case submitted 10 them. 1nA
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

ES-An internal water tumor, it was
found, had formed on the breast Of Mrs.
Seeley, who died at Troy, New York, last
Saturday, weighed one hundred and
twenty pounds. 1t had to be removed
before the deceased could be buried.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ARKANSAS
SENATE.

The Senate at ten o'clock Quorum
present. The following members answer.
ed to their names: a....
Messrs. Barker, Belden, Dell, Hadley,
Harbeson, Keetan, Mallory, Martin, Ray
Rushing, Sarber, Vance, Wheeler, Young
Mr, President.
The body adjourned without transact
ing any business until 81 o'clock to-mor-
row
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

EE- Mr.. CHARLES RIBLING, may now
be found at his new shop under the DR..
CoLBuRN House, where he will wait upon
his old customers and as many new ones
as possible. By referring to his adyer-
tisement it will be noticed that he. appeals
to all owing him to come forward and
settle up. We trust that there will not
be one backward debtor Now is the time
he wants the money to make a new start
with. .a...-r ...i.
The Van Buren press., 1868-12-01

EEThe Vermont Legislature has pass
ed bill delivering the bodies Of execu-
ted criminals to medical schools, one ar.
gument for its passage being that the
prospect of dissection would deter crimi
nails from the commission Of crime.