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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
nol9 y % Sheriff Of the Psr.sn Of Orleans.


FAtF1ek Aalpln and danes A Moran Va
William Conway.
HitIH DISTRICT COUhI OF NEW ORLEANS
~ NO. ~ Ssh virtue and in obedience TO an
order OF eaia rendered November Ise8 10 me- a.
rseted by the Honorable the Fifth District court OF
NeM orelnss U the above enttied cause I will pro
oaed 70 enh az public ton on the irefniaes hare
,pattsr designated. on TO kSDAS. the first day Of
srhe n c1e a ,i,e ~ pAss IN ocoqk A. NJ
a. the corner Of Julia and Basin streets IN the Fir
81 inns eiy being inclusive OF al the prop
ing se''S Dsi'ns'
my once. - 800 NJ
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditie ns--Ihis hei nc tta sacond ~,
nit suei lou. the said property vii Be definit- n IA
1uai ated 10 the heh and Last BIDDER iog ~hntlt
eii bring A. twelve months credit the pnrchnsifr
Iurnishing bonds with ROod and suialeni r,tea
fQnqlfoned acsor ipg % jan. barring 6To Ger cs.1e
ON datr III pasd- Naid pnrCraS4fn 70 a.
y41t from then bids and pay IN cash fhrir nropoT.
tltA 81 ne printing Hherida' fo43. fafol1F NJ
THOMAS IL M AxWfI,fst =
noip2 % Sheriff Of the Parish Of OFisana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
Claude FouTon vs.. Auruste Mnnn.s.,.,

OsA"de FOuiOn vs. Auguste Mnnnesuler.
Sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans, No. 20, by virtue Of an alias wit
Of SEIZURE and sale to directed By The Ftonornhle
Ihe SIKH District Court for the Parish of Orleane
IN the above entitled cause will pr coed to sell Al
public auction, at the Merchants and Auetionears'
Exenange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
mouse streets, IN the Second District ii this CITY, on
M - oo' ~ e"~A
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together
Win AZ TIE blildinR and impTovemer IL thereon
situate 10 the First District OF this CITY the ouRre
bounded by uanAi. PhilippA, Common and Baronne
streetr and designated by he numbers thirteen and
fourteen on a plan annexed to act passed heiore
Charles Tsl1rie. late a notary public 10 fhis CIV
on the twenty-hith day o. May. 1850 The said IA
no 70 measures twenty six feet two inshrs ana fonr
lines front 90 Philippe street. tbirty-nine teet sir
inches and two lines in depth and front an A. aIls~
twelve ieet vide, eAtending from Baronne 10 PhpuS
streets forty two feet ten inohes IN desfh a. tbs
81 adjoining lot No %. and tuantv-siT faet ~
y h az the rear adjoining lot No. H. this sad Id
No IA adjoining the rear OF the lot No III and n
tWest,si feet IN Depth bstwsen line Ths
shown by the plan Aforesaid : 49, =
me above described property was acquired By the
osleneAnt herein ~ purchase from A W. walker
per Act passed before Theodoea GuyoL notary uuhic
IN tns eiy on the twenty second daY Of MAJ Lea :
seised n the kboYe suit n ji n 7 = III
I Tefms-Cash on the spot tsrliiaa ~
THQ6. L. MAXWELL.
no1 ~ oea bnefin Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
TrnlRA
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at $50 p. NJ. Arrive at 1850 p. NJ
Galveston via opelousas Railroad and steamer
DAYS and Sundays at 30 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at p NJ.
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RAILROADS,

EREE RAILWAY-GREA Rua
~ Guage Double Track Route to New wv
tor; and New England Cities. Ofr
4 ms Railway Extends from Dunkirk To Na, N
400 Miles, Buffalo TO New York, ia Mi,es sE "
ca TO New York, AIS Miles and Is from ,nAan,
to Twenty.Seyen Miles the Shortest Route nVl
All Trans run directly through to New ",
Miles Without Change Of Coaches. w" iofs
From and after MAY II, 1893, trains will
FROM trOm nn ITn,6H Hpd SslsnAnca-By New YOls
1:So A, "a. Express Mail, from Dunkirk, IA,
sSsss At atoRs r. si:lSmspSS
riyes in New York at TAO A, III. aatl
sunday "a s asasaipg kSgD. from
FAN r SIP ItnTt,srsecting with the as n
$50 ?. n New York Night Express from n
NJ olssns;zo ?. M.lSup.l; Turnsrss n
1910 Z. M; Connects at Great B,1aSP m 4
Delaware, LackawanpA and " estern ~ n. U
ior N serawnton, Trenton and Philadep PHI n
ers ior Boston and New England cities
o:OOP. M. Cincinnat Express from DunEi,.,
Gays excepted, Stops At Salamanca ii HI
"a M nno connects at Hornellsvie viii
l;D +. N: train from Buffalo, arriving " n
Prom Buffalo-By New York time from n.n.
500 A, M, New York Dav Expross. iSnni,.
B Rtt ss ssops at H9r ne 200
ner's. T:06 :. NJ. Tsup.l and arrives !,
YORK AZ s;25 T.; M Connects at Gress n
WIN delaware, Lackawannasand Western N
road, snd at Jersey City With MidnieS, =
press Train Of New jersey Railroad fot y l
= an delpnia, Baltimore and Washington ~ y
vile Sunday sxoe Mss yS cd ayOR and
with Northern Ceutral Railway for Harr.I1
Shiladelphia and the South, and arri,s
S'SS ?. NJ Lightning Express TDaily1. a..
nm in New Y9TE 7:i6 a NJ 6 onnsctfn sn at 4, r.
Railroad for Baltimore and WashinetoT
1896 r NJ. New YORK Night ExoTess PSn,.
; GTteeptea5 stops At HoInellsyille, Ii rs r
AI:sO M. Ctncinpati Express s. I is ~
f fepteq Tn STOPS at spsqushsna 54s a. NJ
at New York at 1855 P. M Connects AZ ~
With Northern Central Railway for Hsrraj
points South, ana bddi ~ N' Washington
- land cities. 40"
Only one train East on Sur day, leaving "A. t,,
$50 +. M. and reaching New York at T.iaI
Boston and New England passenParp with NJ
pWaKgage' are transferred free of charge in b
10 pleasure travellers the line of the Fris N
way presents many objects of interest nss
tnr9ugh the beautiful valleys OF The Cnemupe h
quehana, Delaware and Ranapo rivers m y
changing panorama of Nature S beauties eomr,1
attention. QUINN
IT The best ventilated and the most Iuxuriou, 5.
ing beaches IN THE WORLD accompany ali Nj
trains on this railway. q"
baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low as by any other r-,l
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAlLwAYl
Which can be obtained in all principal tickstos,I
in the West and Southwest
IT 49, WIN. X. BARR, Genl Pass. As,ut
II. RIDDLE, General Superintendent n.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

WHO AGO. ALTON AND ST. 1OuI|
- haliroad-Air Line Route from st. Louis N
d rams pass this city on the Chicago and 81 III
Railroad as follows:
c,o;no Nal, -, Deuar
Gi Nortn' Express MAI .l2:20
Accanm rU,Sa; nlent Express ...-....., SOL A
Saturday, night ...,.;.....,.. -. 955 ri
d !oSpos Grpringnel9 MONDAY morning at. 400
GiE gu gu. u Elgnt Express. 630A
NSIk Suutn, Express mail. ..;........... 4:4U P
Tram. s"' Ia
,.-. o. VAUGHN,
- Thus HUDSON
ho' Freight Agsnl
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WIN. @. @. Claiborne Va, sh.Dha-a s.-o,,,,,
Michael Cuddy ct Eidrldge Ioffin

WE y. claiborne vs.. shepherd brown
Michael Cuddy ct Eldrldge Lotrin
ETAT DE A LOUISIANA, PAROISSE ST
~ bernard-No. 69i-kn vertu d un wriI de- sAisi,
e. ventr moi Adresse pa lhun0r hle loHr al
SECOND District JudieaIrs dams Of pour la paroiss,
81, Sern9td, dams fatfams cite-sus. j. procederai
baMEDl, 10 ngt-huitieme jour d. Iios re uovpm
bre 1873 midi. Ia Bourse O.s Nkvoo,ants ~ AZ,
tnea9t+urs, roe 30! ale, entre les do Usnai II
de Ia Oolans la vsnte ct j1dicatien pnblioua dc
la propriele ci.dessous decrte sAvoir:
hNh HABlrATION 6tablie en- suorerie situ6t
cans u paroisse 81 bernai sur le Ba Aux Boeui
aenVlron hnit miles On fleove Mississippi eli Gix
hnlt mules de 10 Vile de Ia Nouve le Orleans ct con
nue s"us lie nom de "Contreras plantation" mesh
rant wing, Fix afpe pts sept toises ed de face
sur 'et deux edtes du dit bayou sur une profo n euI
de dunra to arpents des deux CO. e. du 5it bRvoT
sVec uus les titres ct nterets une plus Rrande ro
Icnoeur du cole gauche du dit BAYOU @ s'etsndrnf
entire hShes paraiieies, iusqu'au Lao Borgne: bgr
nee sur la Unite superieufe aux deux c6tes uu dill
bayou par 10 pnopriete autrefois appattenAnt II
So eession de Pierre Jorda ct la Init interfere
DAT cele de Martial Vsrreti les ameiio-Atlons
Qut IS trOuVent.
oonditlons-Conptant au moment de Ia vente.
Farolsss st Bernard, oe oct obre 1868 p
ocl927 nos 1927 A. OHALAINE Shkrit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25

n Vunne vn a n aR,.,,h..n1 ~ ro.r
-. -- - - -. lsnsteA-No poat
h =, oo, JusIi AZ .; o. IHE PEACE, PARISH
~ ,ast,ce o. tne feace II and for the parish of
TtIEsI3AY he iirst dsy 81 az IRsnsr y suot,Sn, or
twelve O'clock NJ al No s5 Rapvlils li,sat h 100 a.
property, viz; ~'''''''
pSe Ss loi n M NV ees EfFkoTs as per
seized in he above ant tied and numbered snit
{ T.Tns-Cash in Upitod states treasury notes
- -s---s-o.e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
SHERIEF'S SALES,

Gearge Alees vs.. - Funk
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
Il leans, No. ls.595.-By virtue Of a writ of isri
iAeias directed by the Honor able the Fifth DIS.
trict Court Of New Orleans in TIE above entitled
cause to Seorge W. Avery, late Sheriff. and by said
late Sher to me transferred will proceed 10 aell
q pubic auction, On SATURDAY he fifth day Of
Deesmber, 1863 a. i've O'Clock P. M, nj my ware
house 81. Ann street between ROYAL and bourbon
streets, in the Second District Of this city
a certain oox. or case ofTOBACCO.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
TAOS. L. MAXWELL,
nox4 y de Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orlsans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-25
Cay Of New OrIenns v.. scoII, J"ne.

Ottg OF New Orleans vs.. Scott, J0nes
4 Uo
NihIH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
leans, No. lL7H.-By virtue OF a writ Of ferl
iselas TO me directed by the Honorable the Fifth
District Court of New Orleans, in the ABOVE entitled
cause WI proceed 70 sell at public suction on the
premises hereinafter des gnaten, on MONDAY, the
tnlrtlsth day OF November, 1865, at half past ten
Certain OFFICE FURNITURE and Movable of.
ieets ontAined IN the house No IL Crossman street
IN the second District this city as psr inyentorv
which may be seen in my otace -
Seized in the above suit
TeFms-Oaah on the spot
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Atthe meeting last evening president
Kearny was IN The chair.
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The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28

rJ- Grant receives $50, 900 year sal
ary. One Of his head clerks recently
asked the General to recommend his sal
ary to be increased to 81 400. Grant re.
fused Grants little boy, ten years old,
rides to school every morning ona pony
with an orderly on horseback about a
rod behind him This is style, for a man
who has million saperiors in every gift
and requirement, who have to support
their families on thousand dollars a
year, and spare out of that part Of the
tax 10 pay Grant his $50, 900
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
Fort Smith Mass Meeting.

The white men of Sebastian held very
large and enthusiastic Mass Meeting at
Fort Smith in the Brightbuiding, on Sat
urday the 22rd inst. Members of the
White Mems Clubs of Franklin and Craw-
ford counties were in attendance. The
crowd was the largest we have seen since
the war and all seemed determined TO
strain every. nerve TO defeat the odions
instrument called the proposed Constitn-
ton. The Brass Band of the city, assist
ed by some members OF our banu, dis
coursed splendid music. The ladies came
out ia good numbers and" blessed the
meeting with their smiles. The meeting
organized by calling Col. BES I. DrNAL
to the Chair, and appointing several Sec
rctarcs Col. ID. upon taking the chair
stated briefly the object Of the meeting.
After which calls were made for IluGH f.
Thomson, Esq, who promptly respond
cd in an able speech. Calls were then
made for G.. WILCOX, Esq, who also Ell
tcrtancd the meeting by showing up the
ultcrior designs of the trainers of the
Constitution Of the Il lth of February X
b. RUTHERFORD being called for, arose
merely to offer his excuses and TO call tho
attention of the supporters of the Negro
Constitution to the fact that every North
ern State has, so far, voted down the
proposition of negro suffrage. and equal
ity Evcrythingpassed off quietly. Ap
propriate resolutions were offered by :
committee appointed for that purpose and
adopted by the meeting The people
of North West Arkansas are wide awake
and are determined to defeat this iniqui
! tous Constitution. And from all w
could see and learn, Sebastian county j:
determined not to be behind her sisteI
counties in voting down the disgracefu
thing.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
" Mr.. Brown ;, at Home.

OuR part of the mcnagcrie, the great G1y,S-
cutas Of the concern late on exhibition at Lit
tie Rock, arrived at home last week and on
Saturday night last addressed the "Niggcr
League" in this city. He told them the Won
derful things he had done and performed in
their interest and instructed them to again
turn out, every one Of them, and vote down
the" "d--d rebels" That Is elect him. and 9TH
er "earpct-bag' animals to all the offices. The
poor darkey of course to stay out in the cold,
after they have served their new masters in
voting for them
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28

STATE or Arkansas.
County of Pulaskib "A,
IN the Sr,arate Court Of Chancery for said
co,nty. NJ the special Desrnber term tllere-
OLA u. 1867, 10Th day OF Deccn'oer' H. ~
ls61.
The state Of Arkansas,
who sues on behalf OF
hcrselcas well a on
behalf of the holders
of her bonds issued To
the Real Estate Bank
of Arkansas. and the
creditors of said Bank
Complainant biii ior rorecios"'o.
versus.
The I. ofnc OF sec
~. in { IN. r 81 wand
other tracts and par
eel, ofland mortgagd
for stock in said Real
Estate Bank, by X. .......
) Brown Defendant.
This day the State of Arkansas. by W. W.
Wiltshire. Esquire. solicitor general files her
bill i'm this behalf with the several exhibits re
trrrcd 10 therein. the object of which bill i to
obtain a decree for foreclosure of certain
mortgages executed by Richard c. ;. Brown
To securesninety-one shares OF the capital
stock of said Real Estate Bank. upon the fol
lowing described tracts and parcels of land
viz:
The !. ofnc d. and Sc. i of NV of sec
10; the W and of Sc "a OF sec ~ IN I IN
81 W;
And sale ofsaid lands for the payment o
such pro rata liability Is may be declared up
on them BY such decree and IL is ordered tha
copy of this entry be published in news
paper printed in the city of Little Rock, Ar
kansas, by the public printer of the State,an,
also in some newspaper printed in the count,
/ or counties in which said lands are situate, /
any there he. for four successive weekly in
/ sertions,the last insertion thercofto be at lea>
1 four weeks before the first day OF the term o
our said clanccry court to be held at tn
court room of said court in the city of I.ittl
Rock, on the third Monday in June. \. /
/ 1868; and that the same when so published b
taken as sufficient notice TO said mor;gagol
and to all persons claiming said lands unde
him. and to all occupants of the same. Of tn
beginning and pendency of said bill agains
them.
4 true copy from the record.
Attest: GORDON n. PEAl, Clerk.
feb ll-4W.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28

rS- The North Carolina farmers, oT
planters as they are called, are preparing
to enter largely into the culture OF pea
nuts next season. This may excite
smile but during the past season, pea
nuts were about the only thing they rails
ed, that afforded them any peclnilary
profit. At present, tho demand for pea
nuts exceeds the supply.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
FROG Bayou, Feb. 2Ith. 1868.

DEAR DUNuAM-My neighbor - -
was In Van Burcn. Saturday. when you re-
turncd from Fort Smith, and SAYS you report
cd reconciliation between the immortal Dell
and the immaculate Bowen. Now how is
this? Can 1t be trucy If SO. did Dell rctract
what he said about Bowen being the bastard
son OF u renegade suicide" or did Bowen "ad-
init the soft impeachment Your answer to
these questions through the Press will be tru-
ly gratifying to many citizens, besides your
friends. FROG.
In answer the inquiry of Frog" we have
to say, that we were reliable Informed when
vt Fort Smith, that these two worthics had
hurried the tomahawk, and are sworn friends
We canuot say, whether Dell "took back .
what he had said about Bowen or not, perhaps
he promised not to say 1t any more. II the
xencalogy Of Bowen was correctly stated BY
DELL We cannot understand What price Bow
en- has received to cure the wound made upon
his honor BY the disgraccful charge. Some
powerful. specific must have been used, Per-
haps the sudden leaving Of the Fitch brothers
from Fort Smith, had something to do in the
case. The party must be waning in purse If
notin power. as two papers were entirely
two heavy. d The most rational solution of
this adjustment must be, that Dell was post
ed and told the truth on Bowen. and his
tongue and pen could be easier kept still by
Bowen - friend, than Bowen hostilc--be-
cause Dell aint afraid Of Bowen a BIT.
How Valentine must have laughed In his
sleeves when Bowen came cringing and whin-
Ing to him and begging his friendship. How
he must have thought Of the grand convcn-
ton formerly held Mt little Rock for the pur-
pose Of numbering Dell by stabbing him in
the back. :Ah, Valentine. you have beaten
The whole pack Of carpct-bags, but you had
better watch these fellows. or they may put
you In one OF their carpet-bags and send you
70 Congress- In order to effect your political
death. They mean you no good. Watch them
sny bully boy, aud don't let them get the go :"
ON yOu.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
Notice..

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. !
Asst. Assessors Office. lst Dir. 81 Dist .irk.}
Fort Smith, Ark, FEB. y, 1865. \
!, Under no considerations whatever. will
cotton be allowed to he shipped from this D-
vision without first having the tdginScrtcd by
the Assistant Assessor, or under his direct SUI
pervision. All persons SO shipping render
themselves liable to penalty for infringement
OF the L. ). Internal Revenue laws.
VI. All persons engaged In any business or
occupation subject 10 special Tax, are hereby
notified 10 make application for license be-
tween the lst and 2Dtl days Of March. 1868,
for the year commencing MSy lSt lSGS.
! w. noNNEiIEN. ts't. ASSESSOR.
feb 2s-lW.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
How are you, +" Mr.. Brown -?

IE' j. " FIrCH, editor Of the Stand
ard, passed up to Fort Smith Wednesday
He was delegate to the Congressional
Conventions From him we are corrected
in regard to our notice of a fight between
him and his brother. 1t grew out of an.
other matter entirely outside OF the paper
and its course. He speaks chcerluly OF
the prospect in Johnson--tor n good
support--but our opinion would be, that
Chrksville is rather Of IN uninvting field
for Radical Negro Equality paper.
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
To COnsllnDtivea.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii =
(frce Of cl,atge) TO MI who desire IL, th" rre'e,
ton with the directions for making AMI ns'"s
simple remedy by which he was cured ot u
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
only ohcctis is To benefit the afflicted and he u.
every snffercr will try his prescription, as VI
cost them. nothing, and may prove o'e"''
Please address ov
REV. EDw ARD A. WILSON
No l65 South Scc.st, williamsburg, "
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
Notice

Is hereby given that I shall apply to the next
i Probate Court of Craw ford county, to be holden
at the Court House in Van Buren, on the first
Tuesday in April, 1868, for an order to sell the
following described real estate belonging to the
Estate Of Merrill Pope deceased, to wit;
The Sc Id fsec %, and the Sc Ia of NV IA o
sec 2s, in ii mr. 30 W; aud the NV 4 Of NV i
see 80, ii mr. SOW,
Situate in the County Crawford in the State Of
Arkansas. - THOMAS SIMCQ, Admr.
I-lI f' Estate Merrill Pope, deed
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
STATE OF ARKANSAS
County of Pulaski.

County OF Pulaski
In the Separate Court of Chancery for said cou nty
at the special December term thereof, A. d. 1867,
Doth day Of December, A. d. l'G1.
The State of Arkansas, VINO
sues on behalf of herself
as we'll as on behalf of
the holders of her bonds
issued to the Real Estate
Bank OF Arkansas, and "
the creditors Of said
Bank, Complainant,
versus ... .... Bill for Foreclosure.
The SO fri or Of sec s3, int
n, 81 W, and other ..
tracts and parcels Of land ..
mortgaged for stock in
said Real Estate Bank,
by Samuel Campbell De
ftndant.
This day ;hQ 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 of which bill is to obtain decree for
foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by Sam
ue Campbell to secure ninety shares OF the capital
stock of said Real Estate Bank upon the follow Ing
described tracts and parcels of land, viz:
The Sc fri Or and ne or of see %. NV Or of sec
"a, and hf Of Sc fri or of sec %, in 6n, r3l W;
Aud a sale or SAID lands for the r."y,~ent of aue
pro rata liability a. may bc declared upon them b,
such decree : and it is ordered that copy of thi-
entry be published in newspaper printed in tl,,
city Of Little Rovk, Arkansas, by the public print
er Of the STATE. and also in some news paper 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 b,
at least four week. before the first day of the tern
of our said chaneery court to be held at the cour
room Of said court. in the city Of Little Rock, or
the third Monday in June, A. d. 1865 and that
the same when so published. be taken as suificien,
notice to said mortgagor, and to all persons claim
ing said lands under him, AID to all occupants o
the same, Of the beginning and tendency of said
bill against them.
A true copy from the record.
Attest GORDON n. PEAY, Cl,rk.
feb ll-lV
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
Notice

Is hereby given that shall apply to the next
Probate Court of Crawford county, to be holden
at the Court House in Van Buren, on the first Tues
day in April, 1868. for an order to sell the follow
ing Real Estate belonging to the estate of John
Drennin, deceased To. wit
Lot no in block no II, and lots no l3 and A in
no 5,
Situate in the city of Van Buren, in the County
Of Crawford aforesaid.
c. G. SCOTT, Admir-.
de bonis non Of Estate John Drennin, deed
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
Notice

rs hereby given that | shall apply to the next
Probate Court Of Crawford county 10 be holden
at the Court House In Van Burcn, ON the FIRST
Tuesday in April, 1868 for an orlcr to sell the fol
lowing described real estate belonging to the Es.
tate OF Reece Price, deceased, to.wii ,....
The " l.? of sw l.4sec -, 10 nj r:0w,
Situate in the County Of Crawford in the State
of Arkansas ....'.r
Id. RICHARD NJ, THURSrON Admir-.
Estate Rcccc Price, dec i
The Van Buren press., 1868-02-28
DI e d.

At White Oak, Franklin county on the 2ith
inst, of eongestiye fever, very suddenly
HENRY. son of Charles and Nancy Cleveland
a., - ears ard {: ::ia;i:hs. The little f''""
retired to bed Sunday night, apparently IN
good health, with the request to his mother
to sing to him, and after hymn or two he
dropped of to sleep. Monday nighthi' spirit
took its flight to nestle in the bosom OF lin
who says: "suflcr little children to come III :
10 me. for of such is the Kingdom OF lieaNeh'