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Sr LOUIS, August 6.-Grant responded to seren.
ade as follows:
Gentlemen and ello,o citizens-I can scarcely find
words enough 70 thank you for this very hearty and
warm reception It is peculiarly gratifying to meet
many friends in St. Louis place which has arisen
since have been man grown-and where l intend
to become resident at some future day Thanking
you again, will bid bid you-,good aight2"
San Francisco, August 6.-Ners from Japan to the
4th represents the unusually wet. Tea and
silk markets dull The Tycoon was generally success.
full in military operations against Mikado. -
NEW YORK. August 6--Panama adsices are to the
2sth. No collision. Both sides actively preparing
though amicable adjustment is probable An aeci-
dent on the Panama railroad detained the Ocean
Queens passengers thirty-six hours. -....s.
CIEcINSATI, August 6.-Steamers Delaware and Pe-
tomac Piue Grove, Porter and barge burned af the
wharf. ss sgs&aa.a *~zsz =.4g ~&
WASHINGTON, August G.-The interview between
the President and Cot Deane, of Warmoths staff, was
pleasant and conciliatory During the interview the
President gave indications of questioning the legiti
macy of Lousiaua present government aud expressed
to Col Deane the opinion, not the decision, that he
wished it to be understood that the would
be followed by the Secretary of War toward Louisiana
and Florida that prevails in Tennessee that is in ef
feet that there sufficient troops in those States to
suppress disorder and that they would be used for
that purpose upon proper application from the State,
under directions however of United States officers
With this unofficial expression of opinion the matter
was referred to the War Department, and remains ia
abeyance until Schofeldss return on Saturday
LOUISVILLE, August democratic majority will
rub $4,000.
WASHINGTON, August Debt statement shows an
increase since first June of Sl3 2ss 00O Debt bear
ing coin interest," g., ,OSs, goo; bearing currency
interest, ss4, 100000 matured, but not presented,
SIS 900 900, including 1886, COO of Texas indemnity
bonds Coin in the Treasury, sss, 500, ,ooO; currency
$26, 800, coo. The ALASKA purchase money does not
enter this statement
suthorising the Legislature elect electors viii pass
Browning, MeCaioeh Scho6eld, Evarta, aud Mr..
Hunter Is Seward psozy, iii the Cabinet to-day Pro
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AMERICAN WoaEs ABROAD. --- sgiamund Koiisch
| writes from Paris to Vienna paper:
There has been considerable talk for several daYs
past about firtation something decidedly worse
going between very distinguished parsonage fte
Emperor) and young American girl. Incredible as
it may seem, some of these young Apse4tcaiaes are
charged with hankeFing after the questionable honor
of becoming the missresses OF the aforementioned per-
sonage. The truth Is, the tone Of American society
in Paris just nov is abominabie and the women BE-
from no huuiiations In order to gain access to one OF
the leading clubs obtain invitations to fashonabIo
soirees but the almost oustrp the priestesses
Of the demiosda in Of impropriety and defiance
Of public opinion. Wien you dars, see as the
Bois De Boaossss saoelingy .deoEts fair one, yoa
all 4r,e7casne. Cnest uas Antsriea;ra is nov IL.
tered With shrug By the representatives of good 80,
ciesy, aud With which caluo. bu. aurt to the
quick ell c!l-wis.era OF tie Ane..cac Repab.e
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VOL. XVII.
n, "a, r. M s

rr sorru WESTERN is Published weekly a. Id EYE w
o1,,.ss ner snrum THasG for six months psJen..s .s
sSvsnee. No subscription taken for less pss'01
six months. .z a ,,near6s to one
~ Geoa ocs the South viii be furnished at
dollars Der copy for year. -..o If n 5o pze
AnvEErrsEsrH!s Inserted at the * rnnrs for each
sbsas sot or, one Eight lines or less constitute
snUsTs TIE fcowng rates to yearly aeFsFoS
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.
received this day from Tarzin, in Pomerania, where
he possesses magnificent estate purchased last year.
il excellent All nervous affections have disappeared
and the Minister is already able make short excur
aions on foot and in bis carriage For days past
he has worked hour daily and the telegraph be-
everything tina. occurs The King also has daily dis
patch sent to him relative to the health of his first
Minister. His Majesty lately wrote him long letter
from Babelsbusg, the present royal residence in which
the King after having warmly congratulated the Chan
ceor on his restoration to health expressed the pleas
ure he felt at his recent visit Hanover aud Worms
aud above all, the great satisfaction caused lin o bid
interview With tie severeigas Of .he South.
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G. u LII E TT
steeI-Brush Cotton Gin.

IyHE Cotton ginned on these celebrated Gins brings
L from to 2 cents a pound more than that
ginned other gins The sample is free from notes
aud nap, and easily recognised by buyers. The in.
more than pay for the Gin full stock, from forty to
eighty saws, always hand Send for pamphlet, CIV
ing certificates Of planters, cotton factors and full
description Of the Gin
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GREAT BARGAINS

nROF. HENRY a. HORN will give lessons in Vocal
i and Instrumental Music, including Thorough
bass He plays She Organ and Melodeon and il de-
sired willead church chors and singing clubs Pianos
and German For further particulars inquire at this
Office or to the Professor, 3. Mr. Forda Female Inst
trte huild;nr mia #
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

OzARK.-We are gratified to learn from our
priyate correspondence, that our neighbor
Ozark, the County seat Of Franklin county, is
in high state of prosperity. Our correspond
ent says that several large buildings are now
in the course Of reconstruction; and that it is in
contemplation, during the summer and fall
ensuing, to complete their large Seminary
building now In the course of erection; as
well as rebuild their churches which were de-
stroyed during the war. Ozark possesses
class Of first rate citizens. and being the
County seat of Franklin county-one among
the best counties Of Northwest Arkansas
she will. no doubt, increase to large extent
her business, and inhabitants, and become
fourishing city.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, June s.

......J WARRINGTON, June >.
The conference report on Arkansas
bill came up, and the House refused to
table it by vote Of 81 to lO2, and it was
adopted without division. .tH..,.
The commissioner of internal revenue,
Rollins, has written letter to the Secrc-
tary of the Treasury, rcsigning his posi-
ton His resignation will take effect on
the confirmation of his successor
a.t1 Ht RICHMOND, June s.
Chief Justice Chase, in u case to-day,
charged the jury that bonds, drafts, notes,
etc, drawn during the war in the rebel
States, are illegal and cannot be recover
cd at law.
..... New YoRK, June 8. ~
The Herald prints q private letter of
Judge Chase, in which he says he was not
a partisan on ei,,s.cr side in the impeaeh-
ment trial. He saws ne shai' adhere to
his old creed Of equal rights "lhet
may dcnouuee and, abuse me, and read
me ont Of the party if they choose, fol-
low my old lights, not the new. What
tae developments Of the future may be- l
know not. neither expect to be, or de
sire to be candidate for office again. 1t
would. however, crafty me exceedingly
II the democratic party would take
grounds which would assure the party
against all attempts to subvert the prln-
ciple of universal suffrage, establish in
right and to he established in all the
southern constitutions. Then ! think
the future Of the great cause for which
have laborcd so long would be secured,
and ahouid not regret my absence from
poltica! lahors.'
rs3p WASHINGTON, June D.
Paine, from reconstruction committee
reported back a bill to oprovide for the in
auauration 0f State officers Of Arkansas,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
Louisiana and Alabama. and for the
meeting of the Legislature of those States
Brooks made 4 brief protest agaips'
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

A Coon ONE.-This satirical witticisrh
is attributable to General Butler: When
Donnclly said Washburnc carried Grant
in his breechcs pocket, General Butler re
marked, lit was the proper place for
small change '-Enchdnge.
The above is excellent, and will atone
for multitude of Buffers bad sayings.
We have the best reasons for believing it
to be genuine
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

sT-We wish to direct general attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. B. BAER of Fort
Smith, in our paper. Every body through
this part of the State and the Indian country
knew, little Baer," before the war, one Of the
firm of 5. J. Adler & Co. of this city. 1t will
only be necessary to give him call to satisfy
yourselves, that he is offering inducements for
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

county, corn and cotton are promising boun-
tiful yield. Wheat of which we are sorry to
say that but 'small crop was put in, now
being harvested, Is good and there is a fine
prospect of its being saved in a good condi-
ton. Potatoes and fruits promise good
crop.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
RIVER NEWS.

The river Is on a stand with two and half
feet on the bars. Weather warm and dry
ARRIVED.
Saturday--M. Burns, st. Louis.
Sunday-Van Buren,, Little Rock.
Thursday-Cora g., El'' CHM. ''.
DEBATED. .u-..
Sunday-Fort Smith, Little Rock.
American, -"
y N. Burns, St. Louis.
Monday-Van Buren, Little Rock.
Thursday-Cora s., CHM.
The American is due from Little Rock to-
day; and will depart for points below to NOR
row. 't'"
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

tE- The County Jail, which was partially
destroyed during the occupation of this city
by the Federal army, has been repaired; and
is now in good and safe condition for the re-
ception of prisoners. We believe the present
occupants are all United States prisoners
numbering three or four. -. nd
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

tF The steamer Fort Smith, which sunk
recently at Webber,s Falls, has been raised
and has left for Little Rock, where she will be
repaired, The damage sustained by her is
comparatively light, and she will be repaired
at a Ii lht cost Of time and expense
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

~ We are indebted to the officers Of the
steamer Van Buren, for Memphis papers. The
E'an Bren has been thoroughly repaired and
painted, and is as neat as a pin. And under
the command Of .he popular Capt JIM Bowl
IN, will be an institution in the upper Arkan-
sas during the approaching low water season.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

MAns.-The Little Rock stage arrived last
week ard presented our Postmaster with the
Hot Springs mail. Our mail matter had gone
from Little Rock to-somewhere. We trust
such mistakes are too gross to happen often.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

tF- The steamer American, Capt. Bill
NOwLAND, passed down on Sunday morning
The american has been above assisting the
steamer Fl. Smith. The latter was raised and
went down Sunday. aFfa
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

Law of Humanity, in relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident to Youth
and Early Manhood with the humane view Of
treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr.J Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard /. Association
PbiIaIelphia, Ia aug, 81.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

tF See notice of "Meat and Vegetable
Market" in our advertising column.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19

~ Cant. r. May sad Jao. Neals, nth C. @
s,0n q Co. are ouv Asosts g. Eitt,s Rock'
qzsv rM receire subscriptions for the Press.
Psttingin C Co. in Nsc York and
Bos,oa, are authorised to reeeire adratisin9 for
he Press, in those cities, ....t.., ..-.E..'
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
TEA and COFFEE.

MO Coffee 3 lbs for a dollar The best
~ green and black Teas, az
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
MONTGOMERY, June IL.
lEONIDENCE. IL.

TKOVIDENCE, II. T., JUHt y.
Hon. VIM. Sprague was to-day re-clcct-
ed to the United States Senate without op-
position in either branch Of the Legisla-
turc.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
BILL TO CREATE TWO NEW STATES.

Mr.. Beamen, from the Committee on
Reconstruction, reported the bill to ere
ate two new States out of the Territory of
the State Texas, which was ordered to
be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Paine, from same committee, re-
ported back the bill to provide for the
Inauguration of State officers in Arkansas
North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisia-
ma, Georgia and Alabama. 1t was read
three times and passed without debate
by party vote.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
THE ARKANSAS ADMISSION BILL.

The President will probably hold the
Arkansas Admission bill under advise
ment until next week Meantime the
Democratic members of Congress propose
to get up protest against the recogni-
ton of the Constitution of that State and
the admission of the members of Con
gress elected at the recent election.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
WASHINGTON, June 10.

Since sending my previous dispatches,
the Senate has held night session and
passed with an amendment the House bill
10 admit the Southern States to repre-
sentation in Congress Alabama and
Florida were finally included with the
rest Every Republican Senator voted
for the bill ----- = ------ LII
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-19
The HARpER's FERRY PROPERTY.

The President has approved bill di-
recting that the suit in ejectment, to oust
the tenant in possession of Harper's Fer
ry property, he removed to the United
States Circuit Court on certiordri.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05
Correspondence.
(For the Chief.)

LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS, Oct. &c, 1863.
EpIroR CHTrF:-I have received the Chial
of the 18th inst. Mr.. Huston is certainly i'm
proving in temper, and in courage. In pre-
vious letter, he was troubled with my "slang,'
and became in lignant at my "insult," but
lacked the courage to accept my PROPOSE.
tions. What at first annoyed him not little
he suddenly finds it a "pleasure to do;" and
the propositions that we're such "as no Uui
versalist has ever permitted to be made" he
boldly declares to be "te ones desire to de-
bate" Now, no one should be astonished if
should, upon such a display of courage, and
daring even, become paDie-stricken, and fee
from the field. All my brethren" that have
met him "in this country" having been rem
dered bedfast" at his approach, l have no
thing to hope for, unless should turn out to
be wholly unlike" them. Well, can only
say, in the language Of "one of DID," I" am
now ready to be offered"
Texpect to be in White Cloud on the 18th
Of November, when, if the terms heretofore
mentioned are complied with, will be ready
to see Mr.. H. or his "umpire," and make all
necessary arrangements for the debate.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor. permit me to say
that l am glad to know that there is bu,
"ONE" ]. E. Huston. Yours, &C.,
A. B. LEONARD.
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DANGEROUS The chief danger from
Dyspepsia is that the reiucsd strength Of
the system may disable It from surnount.
ing other intercurreut diseases. Symps
thetic affections Of the liver AMI lungs
often have their origin in Dyspepsia.
and may become organic diseases. and
constitute not only source Of inconve-
nrencs but danger. Hence. the sooner
treasment is commenced after the 6rs.
symptoms Of Dyspepsia ere m,uifest.
with more certsinty can the disease be
thoroughly expelled. Do not delay to
seek advice from IN nrarranted sources,
but procure Roback's Blood Pills. take
them in small doses to simulate the
stomach and intestines and gently act
upon the liver. Thsn take Roback's
Stomach Bi!ters regularly after each
meal, to tone the stomach and assist the
digestive apparatus. and you will fad the
relief will be almost immediate and the
cure like magic. The Bitters should be
continued for awhile after al symptoms
of the disease h,vs disappeared. These
medicines sre prepared with the utm ost
care of materials having especial refer.
ence to diseases Of the blood and internal
organs. and can at all times with conf
dencs be relied upon. Taos. @. Shreve,
Druggist, Agent.
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S;aerfss's Sale.

Saerifi"s Sale.
The State of Kansasl
Donphan County, !
In the District Court for Doniphan County
State OF Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 5th day of December, a. d. 1868. between
the hours of ten (l0) o'clock, A. NJ, and four
~ O'Clock, p. NJ. Of saii day, at the Court
House door, in Troy, Doniphan County. State
of Kansas, offer for sale. at public auction, for
cash, the following described real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section number thr
ty four, (34) in township number three, (3) Of
range number twenty, t2O) in Doniphan Coun
ty, State Of Kansas. Offered for sale as the
property Of James H. Jones, to satisfy a GER
tain judgment and costs, now Of record in the
District Court for Doniphan County, State Of
Kansas, wherein Granville P. Livermore is
plaintiff, and james II. Jones is defendant.
Given under my hand, this 81 day of No
vember, A. D. 1868.
B. s CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
November 5, l86s-5w. Prs fee, $3.50
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tac Throat and Lungs,
such as Cou-i,r, Coit;n. " hopping
Cough, Bronchitis. AsrIana,
and ConsuEEprIon.

Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine has anything won go widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, rs tiiis excellent
remedy for pulmonary Complaints. ThrouGl : Icing
series Of years. and anon, most of The races "f
men it has risen higher and higher in iici q; ia-
character and power TO cJrc tho various affections
OF the lungs and throGt, have mde II EnoW as re-
liable protector a'r;il..t t!!CE,. L:ic :t: lcd 10
mkder forms Of disease and To youn., citTen II IS
at the same time the most cCctuai remedy that
be given for incipcnt consumption, and the daIi-
ecrous affections OF The throat and lungs. A n pro
vision against sudden attacks of C.os:p. il should
be Kept on hand in every family, ard indeed oil
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this GntidOtc for them.
Although settled Co2css!.a oi.c:; Il thought In
curablc, still great Numbers oi cases where The d-
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored to sound health by the
Cisrs.sf pertcrs,Y. 50 cnmrictc Is If n;;' teil
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, ihaI
the most obstinate Of them yield to it. v hon noih-
iry clsc could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
torai they subsitie and dsC ppear.
SiaJcrs and Ptt6iic Speaie''s find great pro-
lection from it.
asthma is always relieved and oiten wholly
curetl by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pcr.oro, in small and frequent do-c-.
necessary to publish the certificate OF them here,
or do more than sIre ihc public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
Prepared by
DIR. J. C. ITER & CO., LOTELL, AASS.
For sale by T. C. sHREvE. Druggist, White
c oud. Kansas, and by all Druggists.
Nov. 5, lS65-ly.
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Die0.

In Bangor, Maine, September 9th, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ELIZABETH MoRRILL,
wife Of Edmund N. Morrill,, Esq, Of Hia-
watha, Kansas, and daughter of the late Will
liam II: Brettun. Of Lirermore, Me-, aged 80
years.
Near the CONNIE ncement of the war, the
subject of this notice was married {, the man
of her ch1ice; and has since spent two and a
half years in Tennessee. and enc and half in
Kansas. Failing health induced her to return
to her native New England some months ago,
in hopes that change Of air and diet would
prove beneficial. But alas, the kind nursing
of dear mother, sisters, aud other dear friends,
and the efforts of the most skillful physicians,
availed nothing, and after lingering sickness
of many months, she passed from her frail
body to the higher life.
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AcCIDENr.-Thers was an explosion
in Doctor Ayers Labrstory, yesterday.
which caused some excitement in the vi
cinity. Ayers Pills sre IN Manufactured
under an enormous pressure, in cylinders.
like cannon, which sometimes prove too
weak for the compressed forces. and
burst with terrific violence. Fortunately,
the pieces do not fly fer. so that no one
has ever been hurt by them. The action
is more like ice than powder but it
makes Pills viii, b all the world acknowl-
edge are PILLS. Daily Journal, Lo,csN
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Notice.

A IL persons interested In the Estate of
n E. q. Crabb. deceased, are hereby mott
fed that the Administrators ef ssfd Estate
have made application for leave 10 sell the
south east quarter Of section ., town 3, range
l9; also, the Rorth-xcst quarter sf section 80,
tovn 2, range 2l; also, the vest half of the
north east quarter Of section Z. town 3. range
2f-all IN Doniphan County. State Of Kansas,
to satisfy the debts due from said Estate.
Said application viii stand for hearing In the
Probate Court Of said County, on ths 7th day
Of December, A. D. less.
= JOHN C: GORDON, Probate Judge.
Novenber 5,sle6e-3s. Prs fee, -.
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Sheriff. Sale.

State Of Kansas, 50
Doniphan County.
In the District Court for Doniphan County
State of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
~ 5th day of December, A. D. 1868, beta cen
the hours Of ten u0) O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
~ O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day, at the door OF
the Court House, in Troy, Doniphan County.
State Of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auc.
ton, for cash, the following described real es-
tate. to-wit: The Rorth-east quarter of the
north vest quarter of section number twenty
nine, (z9) township number four, ~ Of range
number twenty, COY in Doniphan County,
Kansas; also Lot number eleven, (ll) in block
number twenty -four, GAY Lot number one. ~
in Block number sixty seven, (67) Lot number
seven, ~ in Block number forty-three, (43)
and the undivided half of Lot number six, (6)
in Block number forty three, (43) in the town
Of Doniphan. Doniphaa County, Kansas. or
tered for sale, as the property Of the Estate Of
A. X. Foreman, to satisfy certain Judgment
and costs, now ofrecord in the District Court
for Doniphan County, S-ate of Kansas, where
in John w. Bglow, surviving partGer of Wm.
Z. Enders I Co.. is plaintiff, and lsaa. u.
Smailwood. Administrator e a. R. Foreman,
ct al, are defendants. vss -
Given under NY hand, this q day Of yo-
vember, 4. D. 1868.
= i'iR B. 8. CAMPBELL,
.Szre Sheriff Of Donipban County.
November 5. 1885, Pee fee, SO 50.
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administrators Notice.

NNHE undersigned has been. on this 12th
l. day Of October. 1868. by the Probate
Court Of Doniphan County, Kansas, appointed
Administrator of the Estate of Patrick Brown.
deceased, late Of Buchanan County. State of
Missouri. All persons having claims against
said Estate, are required to exhibit them, for
allowance, within one year from this date, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of such
Estate; and If such claims nre not exhibited
within three years from this date, they will be
forever barred.
October 12, 1868
ALBERT PERRY,
Administrator Estate Patrick Brown.
October 90, 1s6S-4w. Prs fee, 81.