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THE RUG STOR E
KilgOre & CuretOn

Has been removed to the Store i'll Granite Row, next
to the Express Office.
\ large assortment of Fresh Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils Dye Stutfs, Perfumery. &C. will be
ound at this establishments and will be sold at
low prices any other house.
B. +. kILGORE, NJ d.
Jan 6. 1868. L. X. CURETON, NJ ID.
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To Farmers.

y large assortment of Brade's patent Hoes, ane
Iaaav o.Hvr kinds. just received at
BARRINGER, WOLFE & cos.
March >, 1868.
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CITY Bank of Charlotte,

(Trade Street, Springs Building)
Buys ragged and defaced Greenbacks, National Bank
Currency and Shinpasters at very small discount
March l6 1868. A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
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Burnett's Cocoaine for the Hair
At the Drug Store of KlLGORE CGRETON.
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esgyn Well Fixtures and Straw Cutters for sale b
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS co.
February IL 1868.
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HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & CO.,

Have good supply of Pacific and Peruvian Guano
top dressing for wheat, and is highly recommended
Farmers give it a trial.
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Landreth's Garden Seed,

Received and for sale at the Drug Store of
kILGORE & CURETON.
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ADyEETIsEMENTs.-For one square of ten lines or
loss & VIII lie charged for each Insertion unless
kent in for over one month Notices Of marriages
and deaths published gratis. Obituary notices OF
over five ines in length charged for at advertising
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Just Received at S. Grose & Co.'S

Just Received at S. Grose & Co.'S,
l5 Barrels Sugar House Molasses, a-#=-
-s 6 New Orleans 81. ta..-#4 --.
10 Extra Sugar, .-s
) Yellow S. -#
:. Rrowp .-- Sc .....
p Boxes extra State Cheese,
10 .r best Factory g
% Adamantinc Candles,
% Soap-all grades.
Barrels Vinegar, ..
5 Barrels Newark Ale, -
Cases Eduburg Ale, 80. -.-.---s =. :.
8. 80 London Porter, . G.zz - ID.
Z. Fine Pickles Also lot of Seed Oats.
March 9, 1863. s. GROSE Il co.
Nearly opposite-the Post Office
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Country Bacon.

CD MhEA LBS. CHOICE COUNTRY BACON
0DSDVpVR Hams Shoulders and Sides, just re
ceived, and cheap for cash.
March g. 1868. N1SBET MAXWELL
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Calcined Plaster and Cement,
Always on hand and for sale by
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS co.
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Sweet Potatoes.
Corn and Rye Whiskey.

\ splendid lot of Sweet Potatoes, just received and
for -nle Il: $50 per bushe at PRESSONS.
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THE SOUTH.

Past and present Interests ReUie,ceo-D Diversified
Industry our ou!y Hope of, and Sare Roac
to PROSPERITY.
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KerOSine Oil
At the Drug Store of KILGORE & CURETON.
KerOSine Lamps
At the Drug Store of klLGoRE q CUREIoA.
March 9. 1868.
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Bacon! Bacon! !

Best Corn and hyc Whiskey for sale by the gallo
OF quart ID. VI. lhEooO-N'
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Bacon baCOn!.
A fine lot OF Bacon Sides, Shoulders anu Hams fol
sale cheap. H. NJ IfhSooN.
March ,. 1863.
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
Fourteenth Article.

Tie Legislature of the State Of Ohio has lg
a large vote, rccindci IT, former vote on the
Constitutional Amendment proposed by Con-
gress, known as the | lIh Article" 4 former
Legislature ratified this mon5trous miquiiy,
and the present one has n iar i could wiped
out the damniug blot. And now application
Is made Tor return OF the official paper n"ii-
fling the Federal Government Of the raiillca-
tion oi thi. amendment. and thereby alnul-
ling the former action of the state of Ohi". in
relation to tbs amendment. Ihis matter j.
now before The Judiciary Committee for their
decision as to whether the State Of Ohio, can
rc.cind their former vote. This will present
all the features of the doctrine Of secession
and il |, so recent in II, history that all can
better understand IL. II a sovereign state
cannot repeal by It, Legislature any action Of
\ former legislature, then the legislative
branch Of the State governments are supreme,
and their action binding forever. Apropo>i-
ton never entertained by any one as true.
Each Lcgilat Is equal in powers and dig
nifty to the prcccdings ones II is the organiz-
ed mouth piece Of the people in whom all
power lies, in Republic, lfthc people can
not undo, then They have sovereign power to
do an act but no power to repeal, this Is an
ahsur,lity, If they are sovereign to perform
an act of legislation they have equal power to
repeal IL. lfnot they are not sovereign at all
but can create what they have not power 10
destroy. This amendment not yet being a
part of the Constitution can of course hr NOW
or any time before that event be rejected and
any vote ratifying can he. by another Lcgi,-
lature. rcsclndcd, Can State not do so even
after it Ia, become 4 part of the Federal Con-
>ttution.
New Jersey has done the same thing.
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Tt- II is amazing, 1--WE should not quite
like to have that word printed amusiag,
to see what eminently practical views the
men devoted to great moral ideas can take
of public questions, when it is quite theil
interest to do so. The Washington cor
respondent Of the Anti-Slavery Standard
says that Gen. Grant is now I" in the keep
ing Of the ultra negro suffrage Radicals,
and that " with the army surely on the
side OF Congress, there is no further ex.
cuse for refusal to impeach and remove
the President" The whole question is
thus reduced to one of force No men
ton Of justice, law, the Constitution, OF
the peace and prosperity Of the country
all these are quietly set aside as ofn
consequence. The army is OH the side ui
Congress therefore Congress can safely
go ahead The correspondent adds that
we may look for stirring events between
this and the first Of April next" Very
likely il ito programme IS carried out
" y. RodjcaY Times
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
Democratic Presidential Electors.
VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP

Votes on, Tuesday and Wednesday
March 18th and 18TH On a full vote We
can defeat the Constitution here, by over
$50 majority. At the last election Bowen
did not receive. over 10 white votes.
Will this Constitution, abhorrcnt to all
we'll .wishers of the South, receive more
We think not. We cannot believe, that
there Ia moderate Radical who will sci
aside all prejudice, that can give his con
sent to Negro Suffrage and Negro Equal
ity. Ia there ten men Of these 40 that
would consent TO sit on a jury with ne.
grocs? We think not Why then vote
for a Constitution that engrafts this thing
upon your statute books. Let voice
20 up from Van Buren, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, that will speak in ,hm-
del. tones her sentiments. Tro huHdrcd
and nv mcjority against the Constitution,
is what we ask for What say you, old
men, young men, lame, blind and halt
shall We have til
RICHLAND, votes on Monday next,
the 10th. We want 30 majority against
the Constitution in that township. What
do you say WHITE MEN-shall We have it
CEDAR CREEK, votes on Monday
next the l6th. 1t gave at the last elec-
tion only 8 conservative votes. We ewant
at least 40 against the Constitution
n MOUNTAIN, votes on Monday,
the 10th. Itgave the conservative tick,
ct6 majority at the last election. We
shall look Tor % majority against the
Constitution hss.asoo5g 3ssr.1
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VAN BvREN, ARKs., March lOthr'C 'CS.
MASONIC.

Hail. orNAN BUREN LODGE No. 6. +. 4. M
March 10th. \. ID. lSjS.
WHEEEs. In the providence of God, ON
brother CHARLES OGDEN, late a member Oi
Magnolia Lodge No. 50, has been Suddcaly
called from time TO eternity and having long
been associated with him socially and mason
ically, therefore
ReSoircd. That we sincerely regret the UNI
timely death of our young brother and tender
our sincere sympathy and coincidence to the
afflicted parent and surviving relatives.
Resoired That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning; and that IA copy ofthcseresolution,
be furnished the surviving relatives and copy
to Magnolia Lodge No.G. ...
K. ;. ROBERTS,
WV. +. ENGLAND. Com.
CnAs. +. HARVEY.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, U.....
County of Craword\ ....
y the County Court of Crawford county. II
l. the state OF Arkansas. at the ,Janllar,
Term. \. ID. lS6S, among others the following
proceedings were had, to-wit:
Crawford COUNTY. ... ....
". ..r.
Jas. NJ. Brown, Jr. - .....
late Sheriff and ....
Collector of Craw-
ford County Ar
Kansas.
NOW ON this day comes the said County OF
crawford by attorney. and itappraring to the
| said Court here, that at the April Term n. d
1867, by reason of the neglect Of the said James
/ VI. Brown, Jr.. late sheriff and Collector of
said County of crawford to render true ac-
counts or settlements of his accounts. IL such
collector for the tax ofthc year Il. d. 1851 The
said court of said term of April, 1867. adjusted
the accountot said delinquent, and aScertaiu-
| ed the balance due the said County from the
said James VI. Brown, Jr. Shorthand Collect
or. to be the sum of tour thousand eight hun
drcd and nincty-three dollars and ninety
cents so found due upon his account rs aforc-
said Therefore within ten days from the 2tl
day of April II. Il. 1861. that the clerk of this
court should charge said James VI. Brown.Jr.
Sheriff and Collector rs aforesaid, a. Il penalty
of such failure twenty-five per cent. on the
said amount found due.
And whereas it appears to the court here
that the said James VI. Brown, Jr. Shorthand
Collector rs aforesaid has wholly failed to
obey or comply with said order of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of this
court from the affidavit of Edward G.. White
sides, that the said james VI. Brown. Jr. is n
nonresident OF the State OF Arkansas, and
that james NJ. Brown, sen, one of his sccuri-
Ties Is also Il nonresident of the State Of Ar
kansas, ~ that ordinary process oflaw cannot
be served upon them.
II is therefore ordered by the court here.
that publication of said order made at the
Aprll Term u. Il, 1857, DC made by the clerk of
this court IN the Van Barren Press, "A ncwspa.
per published in the city Van Bupn. County
otCrawiord, State of Arkansas for two weeks
SucceSsively, the last insertion TO be at least
iilteen days before the commencement of the
next Apri Term d. 1868 of this court. and
that SAID defendant be required to be and ap-
pear before Salu Court on this first day of The
NEXT Aprll Term thereof, u d, lSGS at n court
To be begun and holden for said County of
Crawford, at the Court House, In the State
Arkansas, on the first Monday in April next. 4
aitcr the date hcrcoia and show good cause tor
sitting aside such settlement, that Judgment
VIII bc rendered against them for the amount
of four thousand eight hundred and ninctv-
three dollars ANA ninety cents with the nrn-
o,A "t twenty oitNehtl live per ccntum add
ed thereto. ''' .
true copy of the Record,
f., A. SCOTT, Clcrk, I
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Es~ At the last popular elections held
in the Northern, Central and Western
States, ,, 1870, l69 votes were cast for
Democratic candidates and 2,1346j4 for
Republican candidates. An equitable
representation on this vote, would give
the Democrats % and the Republicans
26 members in the United States Senate
AS it now stands the Democrats have 8
aud the Republicans 40, And with this
organization, thus unsupported by the
people, it is proposed to impcach the
President! No intelligent man does
doubt, none such can doubt, that, were
this impeachment business referred to a
popular vote, President Johnson would
be sustained by an overwhelming majori-
ty.-& Louis Republican
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13

place last Monday. We expect good ac-
count from there, at least reduced radical
majority the Democrats do not prove sue
ccssful. Connecticut follows, the first Monday
in April. We expect nothing else hut com
plete route of the Radicals in that state. She
was the first to declare against the abomina-
tions and despotism of Congress and on the
first Monday OF April next. she will rcitcrate
again In unmistlkabe evidence. that she will
Courts of the country.
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Postponed.

Owing t0gtlc incessant rains, commencing
on sunday and continuing on through to We'd
nesday. the contemplated Barbacuc. which
was to have takcp place on Tuesday last, was
were not able. ON account Of the streams be-
ing all mp. to get here so it was thought best
to postpone to future day. But for the rains
one oftlse largest gatherings Crawford ever
witnessed would have been had lt
II this Constitution IL voted down in the
State, as we are confident ii will he, it will be
appropriation the white men Of Crawford to
celebrate and rejoice over Its defeat, by n Bar
bacue.'s w hat say the White Mems Clubs of
the coanty.OO az .Gcia sIE ul faEl-i &
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
Ii. -. hbBERIS,
WM. +. ENGLAND. , Con
CnAs. +. HARVEY.
AT n recent convention of clerr,

At recent convention Of clergymcn
it was proposed. after dinner. that each
should in turn entertain the company with
some I" interesting remarks, s,' Among the
rest, one drew upon his fancy and related
dream. In his dream he went to heaven,
and he described the golden streets, etc.
AS he concluded, one of the devines, who
was somewhat noted for his penurious hab
its, inquired, ljocoscly:
We'll, did you see anything Of me il
your dream
Yes, did
"Indecd what was ! doing -
." wv ga V"I n"ueH.
Praying, was | o.
"No-scraping up gold "
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
CHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, I
County of Crawford.( ss. .
IN Crawford Circuit Court. in chanccry Feb
4 ruary 10Th. 1865, in vacation,
Leonardo SOutmayd and
Susanna r. Southmayd,
his wife. -A Complainant>.
VS.. IBill for Partition.
SEWER Pickett and James
Pickett, .....-..... Defendants.
THIS day comes the cOmplainants and
file their Bill of Complaint. whereby they
seek to have partition between themselves and
the defendants aS heirs at Law of George c.
Pickett, deceased. of the North-we>t quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section -, and
! the West-half of the southeast quarter of see.
lS 2PH aPGr TBS 5&2g4f2at 81 gatS g. anrter At Of tn
! ship No. north, range 81 west. situate in the
| County of Craw ford, in this State And itap-
! pears, by affidavit of Leonard G. and Susanna
Ii. Southnayd annexed to the bill, that the
said defendants. Sewer Pickett and George
d. Pickett, are non-rcSidentS of the State OF
Arkansas 1t is therefore. on notice of said
compainantS. ordered that the said SEWER
! Pickett and George ID. Pickett be notified by
publication of this order weekly. in the Van
Buren IreSS. newspaper published in the
city of Van Buren, In this State for the num-
Der of times and within the time prescribed i'm
that behalf by law. of the exhibition and OBJ
jrct of the bill in this suit and that unless
they appear before the Court here on. or be-
! fore the ith day of the next term thereof to he
holden on the FIRST Monday OF May next af-
ter the Gate hereof Mt the Court House in tht
city of Van Buren,. in the County of Craw ford
aforesaid. and then and there dcmur or plead
to. or answer to the said bill. the same will be
taken Is confessed against them and decree of
partition be rendered accordingly.
ED. A. SCOTT CLERK.
| \ true copy of the Record:
Attest: -" Ed 4. ScoTT. CLERK.
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The following is the correct Registration of
the five five days, provided by law:
Total.
Which, added to those Registered before
makes 1923, pjG whites and l13 blacks.


IS There was quite a spirited little meet
ing AT the Court Hon Sc on "Wednesday, TO hear
the discussion between ID. H. Diyclbiss, in be-
half the adoption Of the Constitution, and H..
+. Thomson, in opposition. Bowen was cN-
pected to be present, but he FLEW the track !;
he Is to smart to put himself into Il position.
where his rascality can be shown up, to his
face. lie has not half the maniness OF Divcl-
bliss in meeting this Constitution openly be-
We are confident that the Constitution gain
cd no adhercnts from this discussion. But we
are satisfied that many went away convinced
that the Oath and Constitution. was not de-
signed for FREE WHITE MEN, and will conse-
quently refuse to give it their support
Old Uncle Jack, negro man, wished to
call the attention of Mr.. Divelbiss to mis-
statement he made in regard to white and
colored children attending the same schools
in the northwestern Statest. lie had lived
in Kansas two years, and although the white
school was near his house, he said he had to
send hi, clden four miles to attend a school
exclusively for ncgros.
The blacks are beginning to realize who are
their friends and who desire their welfare.
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS
County Of Pulaski. /

b'uHtg VI ui'ohl'
In the Separate Court of Chanccry for said county
at the special December term thereof, A. d. 1867
Doth day of December A. ID l'67.
The State of Arkansas, who
sues on behalf of herself.
as well as on behalf of - E
the holders of her bonds
issued to the Real Estate
Bark Of Arkansas, and
the creditors Of said .....
Bank, Complainant,
versus ~. Bill for Foreclosure
The SO fri or of sec So, in
s n, 81 W, and other
tracts and parcels Of land
mortgagcd for stock in
said Real Estate Bank.
by Samuel Campbell De
fcndant.
This day the State of Arkansas, BY W. W Will
shire, solicitor general, files her bill by this be-
half, with the several exhibits referred to therein
the object (which bill is to obtain II decree for
foreclosure of a certain mortga executed by Sam
ue Campbell to secure ninety shares of the capital
stock of said Real Estate Bank, upon the following
described tracts and parcels Of land, viz:
The Sc frlqr aud ne or of sc D. NV or of sec
2i, nua hi VI Sc m u of sec -, IN I en-, r3l
And sale Of said lands for the payment Of such
pro rata liability as may be declared upon them b,
such decree and it is ordered that copy of thi,
entry be published in newspaper printed in tht
city Of Little RoCk Arkansas. by the public print
er of the State, and also in some newspaper print
ed in the county or counties in which said land,
are situate if any there be, for four successive
weekly insertions, the last insertion thereof to be
at least four weeks before the first day of the term
of our said chancery court to be held at tho court
room of said court, in the city of Little Rock. ON
the third Monday in June. A. d. 1868; and tha,
the same when SO published. be taken as sufficient
notice to said mortgagor, and to all persons claim.
ing said lands under him, and to all occupants OF
the same, of the beginning and pendency of said
bill against them.
true cepy fism the record.
Attest GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk.
feb ll--4w ..... f' NJ
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SfATE og ABgANsAs.
County of PulaskiA -,
I'm the Srnlratc Court OF thauccry for said
county. at the special Dcc,inhrrtrrin there
&c A. ID. 1867, Nth day OF December, A. ID.
ls61.
The State of Arkansas
who ,ucs on hchalf of -
hcr,rlIqS well a. on
behalf of the holders
Other bonds Issued 10
the Real Estate Bank
of Arkansas, and the
creditors Of said Bank
Complainant. Bill for Foreclosure.
versus.
The =, nfne 7 OF sec
H. aint9n, 81 wand U||U ..U|
other tract, and par
cels ofland mortgagd .......... ..
for stock in said Real
Estate Bank. by re FE...#|.I
: Brown, Defendant.
Thislday the State of Arkansas. by ". w.
Wiltshire. Esquire, solicitor general. files her
bill i'm this behalf, with the several exhibits re
tcrrcd to therein. the object of which bill Is to
obtain decree for foreclosure of certain
mortgage. executed by Richard G. ;. Brown,
10 secure nincty-one shares Of the capital
Stock of said Real Estate Bank, upon the fol
lowing described tracts and parcels of land,
viz:
The - = fine "a. and Sc of nv of see
~; the " and ; of Sc "A OF SEC 32, in On,
r3l ";
And a sale of said lands for the payment OF
such pro rata liability As may be- declared up
on them by such decree and it's ordered that
copy of this entry be published in II news
paper printed in the city of Little Rock. Ar
kansas, by the public printer of the State,and
also in some newspaper printed In the county
or counties in which said lands are situate. il
any there be, for four successive weekly in
scrliOnSthc last insertion thereof To be ut least
four weeks before the first day of the term o
our said cl,ancery court to be held ut III,
court room of said court. in the city of Littl,
Rock, on the third Monday in June. \. ID
1865; and that the same when So published b,
taken rs sufficient notice to said mortgagor
and to all persons claiming said lands undel
him, and to all occupants of the same. of tn,
beginning and pendency of said bill agains
them. #E. F.. .
Atruc copy from the record.
Attest: GORDON y. pEAY. Clerk.
feb ll-iW.
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--e~oS
u

Freddy, a fairhaired youngstcr Of
four summers, the other day, after being
for some time lost in thought, broke out
thus : Pa, can God do anything ~ "Yes,
dear" Can he make two-ycar old colt
in two minutes" "Why, he would not
wish to do that, Freddy 1" But if he did
wish to could hc?" "Yes, certainly, if he
wished to- What in two minutes ?"
Yes, in two minutes?" well, then, he
wouldn't be two years old, would hc?"
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13

sB- But few men can conscientiously take
the oath required before voting under the pro-
posed Constitution. BY voting for its ratii-
cation they disfranchise themselves from ever
casting vote. II It is adopted. Let all honor
able, independent men refuse to support it.
Let It not be said that we were an instrument
ofour own hfamy. hA
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13
To COnS,ilnDtiycs

The Rev. EDWARD A" WILSON viii send
tffce oi chargc to ni who desire it the rrcscrp'
tion with tho directions for making aud using the
simple remedy by which he was cured Of q lune
affection and that dread disease Consumption, His
only object is 10 heaeft the afflicted anlho horc,
every sufferer will try hi. prescription, MS it viii
Please address .H .ra|' 'a.sd n
Hff REV. EDW WARD A. WILSON.
No, lG5 South Scc.'st, Williamsburg n. !.
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The Banner Township.

sfThe Ladies Of Van Buren,, have in hand a
Banner tor presentation to the Township
casting the largest vote against Constitution
III proportion to Its registered vote. Riclland
lays claim to it. What Says Mountain and
Lafayette, will they yield the palm, without Il
str0ggies We trust not. i5
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13

\ lioWr lNsrIIUugN The Arkansas
fire, marine, life, accident aud general ia
surance company has recently organized
with the following officers
President, G. G.. scott; Secretary, W.
H. Fulton; Treasurer, Chas \. Clark !
Directors, G. G.. Scott, G.. X Weeks, Jno.
Robbins, A. Mcdonald, +, Kramer
The stockholders represent several mil
lions of dollars worth Of tangible proper
tv and the company is in everyway rch-
able Many thousands Of dollars are an.
uually sent ont of the State for insurance
premiums, all of which should DC retain
ed here. Itis therefore 70 the Interest OF
our people to insure with Il home com.
pany Il. H. G0zeHe.
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DIE D.

In this city on the 10Th Of March Mr.. NATE
CALLAHAN, wife Of Mr.. \. VI CALLAHAN.
In this city on ilr 9th OF March CnAEIrs
Ogden. eldest son ofJohn y. Ogden. E,q
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-13

Law of Humanity, In relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physio.
ogieal Errors and Abuses. incident 10 Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane viewol
treatment and cure Sent in sealed letter en-
vclopcs, free of charge. Address Dr.J Skill.
LIN llOUGllTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa .nr r. aug.9-l.