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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, AUGUST u. 1869.

nlty are atW Ignorant OF the reasor Why othefa
were hung nnd whipped. Our Governor Il nwaro
u hcac transactions, but ID yet has taEeu no
steps to y;ndicate the IAN. Our Judges
dated by tie bUldness aud sEtngth
Of the So called regulators, any
number Of whom nee known even 10 the school,
boJA ol the stfeet 4 stnse Of this stimulates tue
leaders with spch audnc1ty and aet1s1fy - gives
cause for grave alarm to good aud thoughtful
c,ttzepA Many OF the parties comprising the
band originally arc said to he unusually law
ab,cing and uTnerlos,pg ueu, who organized 70
r1d the country OF notorious pests, pefalstenuy
and repeatedly pafdoEcd through weakness q
souc No17e fallEng OF Governor Bramlette. Such
eosts having been cured, Eaoy Of The original
parties would be glad to stay further proceed.
ipgs and dlshand; but betug oath-bound and
committed, and under enlarged numbers and
new and danng leaders, they caunot escape
H1tNns1t esrfntn Ys.r1nu6 forteltErrs y
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independence, and th<n the psep1e, want
annexation and 70, ior y Why ws don't
sec much objection 70 t." IL Lover Canada.
the elections Of 1870 Will nee the truth Of th.s
tested OF the husungs- Al Hichtnunt, u growing
sftrstng the Grand Tr1pd cast 10 Quebec, and
south 10 the boundary line, calling at Windsor,
l}Eumpton, CIyerton, Drummoudstlle, Lennox-
ytlle, Wate1y1lle, Compton, Co,ucook, Norton,
HutleE, and s.ana1ead. and Throughout the itnpot-
lant County OF Alsstsquoi, ! found the residents
almost wholly English speaking. With large
and. 1t ~ slngnlarly tue Of these last they ap.
pear In almost all cases as attached 10 Canada and
Us loyal Is any IN the land 10 the governing cOun
try. while desiring political severance, In Tue be-
NeI that II will prove uene1clhl both 10 Crest
El1taln and the dominion
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Tho Silver Mines OF Georgetown,
Colorado.

FROM uk I<netf 4AeFf7 Arrtttf o.
Dr. Hay den, In Ills late tlsli to the mining IT.
gtpns, Dfst directed Ills attention to the SILVER
mtDes Of Georgetown. Both himself and Mr. Fra.
ser spent several days IN examining the seFet81
lodeA Every courtesy Was extended 10 them BY
tie citizens N Georgetown that could be desired,
and they were thus enabled 10 do large amount
Of WORK IN q short rpaee Of Tune The impress
sion left upon Dr.. D:'s mind h that these slser
mines are very rich and Practically inexhapstl-
Bile, and that the Development OF their
wealth has been begun In real earnest Several
tunnels are now IN process Of excavation through
Bon1e uF the silver mountains for the porpo5e Of
cutting Ihd 1odes, which, II successful mast give
q great Impulse to the mining tuterrsta OF George
town. DIR. L. would call SPECIAL attention to tie
great scheme Of General Marshall who has
attempted 10 cauJ funnel through LeaTenHoFth
mo1uiAin Distance OF ,912 feet- II this gigantic
scheme IS successful, as there Is ever reason 70
believe 1t Will be, It will produce revolution In
silver mining and greatly zurich the parties con
ccrren- There l6 great need Of cheaper methods
for reducing the silver Ores- It Is supposed
that there arc 1t this time In and around George
town 1lG4o tons Of ore, worth from so 10 SIS per
ION, iting at the mouth OF the mlaes awaiting re-
dEct!0u II wonld he largely 10 the interest OF all
Colorado, whether In the monntains OF the plaluss
10 construct railroad 10 these m!uea at as early
3 day Us poAeDit. The DALEY district seems TO
promise we'll Malor WEcox il developing a lode
that has yielded ore worth over $50, per ton OF
aSfAy, and The superior timber and water o~er Of
this region is attracting attention at this 1.-the.
, 1869-08-12

Os1sego i Fo1 RIVER Valley I:aroa! companY, IN
the tu1t Of 5e,'itl~r has lrea eleh for record at
GUIANA, Ill, t'rntt It's Washington BUSHNELL PRES
dent: DAiEht +. ta1[eruu. Secretary. an1 Ettwar1
EARNEST Bill Milton II. o~3ft, Trnatees The decd
provides for the Esut u 2 100 bonds Of s1,N each.
pu3 nh1e II twenty ye2r+ from July I. 1868, and
bearing Interest al seven Der cent per annuua. tho
pr,Lc!I,s and interest to be Paid III American gold
con, the latter stull.aanua!y Ut the Fourth Ma
I{op
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JOHNSON-Auguss To- suddenly. q cnnst-tfon II the
In ain. Axnde INT .It hxu6tteF Of w knd Clara e.
Jnhnt oil, AGED 10 ulnGttt.
Fu1tZ =, services ii rs Atchsga1ar. Thursday NJ
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THE COURTS Of LAW Aao EQUITY.

United States ex-Ytl ]. F.. Giles :. School Direc-
tor1 Of District Sos- 7, ~. DeKaib County,
PtrcuptorJ munGnmus Issued iur the collection
AID payment Of judgment for f2.osI.aa. An al
Tentative writ sometime since tssue,l The return
stated present inability to pay. but Willingness
" accord with the order OF the Court 1t was
Stalled that the Directors had lately visited the
Ee.htor, and ehdexrortt TO purchase the Judgment
mt ffty cents on the dollar, threatening shat U
such sale be NOT made The Directors would pre-
vent payment
QCKER CASE
The attention OF the Court was called to IN al
Legged outrage, 10 naule t,et1g mentioned, the ob-
5ect be.rg u procure Of the Judge writ Of .atez.
e.ridIA II was stated that there IL party In the
County Jalf, G. m!ntted By one Of the Police JuR-
nces Of Chicago, where the warrant Of COIN nlit-
mtnt rs regular upon Its face. the fact, however.
as sns' fas a5 = M ny So!p,oo s
The ccurt decllped ~ interfere. The commitment
being slnply under q State Law.
, 1869-08-12

Boston Elastic Fabric Co.-MnnN-
fActure suspcnter, Garter, and other Etastc Webs
and Fills, Elastic HTatla and Cords Ar i. No
Ccmicode Si:sls IIsAbuSs on II
new plan
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Circuit court.

kEH SEITS-
Nathan H. Warren r. Zeph Waterman. Aseump-
TT. hrlnand. sl+ht. win eajIas In aid. 1t il
charged that plalDttn advanced to defendant the
SUE demanded III January last, aid c!allaed thar
the credit wns procured by fraudulent repEeaeil-
tatons-thnt the defendant bad II qualnfy u
grain At Efetfa, IL fA!a State, which he would
sLtp N,
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Superior Court.

SuptF1cf Court
JCltGAEsT.
c.E DuEana Ct al. '. c. klunsch. by confes.
slon- For q, l,Aoels
noDer, R ne q: Il" Z peFi sTf1s; Co., F. H. XIX,
Atspnpb,I nrnaDd. S1,H,o.
GrnrTs kel!oss =. panel I: Wh'tacre and Alau-
son y Rs'pona. pis,a AssGmEsit nsTand s1oo
Debt, e., uuu. Dau,ages, Se,0po.
AuR gust Muhr ct H. :. Charles n. Smith, As
Gukn1rit- Demand, 1860.
Anton Tlliri,en '. City uf Chicago. Case Dam.
ages laid ri s:,N0.
REAL ESTATE
Samuel Ashton '. Matthias Wilson ct nl Eject.
eut for Lot Is nf Iowees and Kosskop1 sGb1j-
vition Of parts Of Lots ls and Is, OF North Addi-
Ion to ClclEu.
lsr.usId Jsrrr!zhe,ner and Bernard Mcos =
Richmond Watson Ejectneut for Lots ., 8, I, s, q,
10, y, 1s. 10, ~. and the southeast hall III Lot 81,
Fitch and IlicoxR' suliivlrlGn Of naFtaes4t guar-
1fr q Section IL, -. u tsrvrn'een and half
acIe5h
County cour.
Estate Of saIomnn Lcbens,eln VIII admitted
TO neot,ut., and Charles 1Iebeusteln appointed eI-
tCutur, uuder bond Of tlu,0y1-
Ercorter's S'ourt.
nIyURCE1 AEEEp.
D. =. Hopkins 7. UrphA Hopkins Proceeding
BY the bill TO have been married on the eath day Of
August, lb<a, ut kewAnee- 1t IL charged that The
wife tas s,nce tia: lime, not on5 a. hais peg
lectcd The household dailes lncuEnteut npnn her,
t'ut that she has treated her spouse with Kreat
cruelty. It Is aereh rs All instance Of an unxnd-
u disposition. that the defendant Ut Que time Sc
r1'1nHts Informed her husband 1hat she only Inat-
Ite1 ntm Us matter OF convenience personal to
hersr1f. and thai III true sense she his wife.
u " related that nj another time he ~as t1furIncn
that, unless he inade Il Will bequeatnrn9 to her
thc bulk Of hts property. sfe would leave him. be-
cause there we're MsLs Lttret 1nea 10 lhe world
than he, and she 1hk going 10 rud 01e Of them.
Specific scts OF cruelty are mentioned. The hua-
laid says that, III August, lSis. She struck httu Ia
HE mouth with her is, and shocked cut two Of
lis teeth. au,l That, upon another occasion, abe
lieut. htnI 10 as to blHcGen bis eyes md br1lse bis
bend, winding up the Eo1hd by Casting a llat-lron
at bin.
Emery Hardy Em!!tne Harry, Bill for divorce.
These parties Weru married IN M1.ue OH the 2i,h
uI Ju'y 1s69 suh 1t Ia nat] ibat ter lived loxeI4er
uhI.! FeutIsrJ, lbs'. The husAEli complains that
1Hblt U! hts wl1e's Of trafLE htm witt cl.atr
legs and such Ike domestic weapons, has caused
great misery TO lin lie also inslnuates that ans
"a one uccas.oa Hpuch. to put an end 10 h1s Itfe.
lie was l.tne upon bed whcr hts wife cautiously
catue into the ruom. lie Jumped up md drlnlnA-
cd 10 Know !! her Intentions were honorable. Shc
cra4irl direct srps, and attempted to conceal
what be- supposed 10 bt', Hnd Rhat he after Earl
alGeralped Was, razor.
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Entitlrd tn AJJlp for L4a-hAr9e--WIlliam Boards
Ice, Of Gen. SEQ, Henry County.
INVOLUNTARY CASE
in the matter Of The hans rlttcy Of Henry f.
Pollard, Of Chicago, new question was EaiEed.
The law provides that rct,tions for discharge shah
b, hit crcdi,ote amt Tot having tied hl- pr1Itlnn
within yeal he n1W prayed leave to die his pru-
ton Leave WAS ctven but not upon lie pet'iton,
the Court expressing II, TINT 1t ts questionable
whether the Limitation of the TNenty y-uinth Sec
t,on aPhnts III cases Ut involuntary proceedings.
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Juniper Tar So1P-lS a CERTAIN
cure for charpeA hAnda Eni N ynlchless Of trr1ta-
ton Of The tkIn. eczema, ringwurIu- saltFheuna.
ptmples and other cutaneUus affections. n'aEtng
The skin Etsir and smooth Manufactured by Cas-
well, Hazard i Co, New YORK. Sold bI ill dEE9-
KistA
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ENTIRE STOCK
or ELEGANT
New Furniture,
CHARLES WHIPPO & CO.,
AT AUCTION,

On SATURDAY, AEE.st H. \: Ic O'Clock. II kalr1-
r-,ut, : - AUD II Randolph H. TLe euck Ii entirely
new, md ccpeist4 Of
lhnrkor Seta, warranted MI pure rut1<h hn1r,
EfcEunt Black Walnut Hnd eszrbae Chnuti< r
sets, DfyHnr+ -n-Trtr., En*y Ghoft<.
Lounges, Plano Stools. 1lnrbtr-Tob Tables,
ExIrnAfor TntfcH. ftatf Trers. Etnserrs.
Nhnl-Sol., Hinck Walnut Hurrnu. and
Sa %lIs =, nuas. Hook {'nne~+ &'nme thnlrr. Oak
md 1Jsnrk Walnut Chairs. Fnuc, Brackets
UHicr Chnfrr. 1tnitfcAsea. E1c.
The above Furniture was IN manufactures! hv Me,trs
Chas. Whirps Co r1rrestl, their i.Iss tsns. nod
eAn be rfird uJun IN every rssticas. The tt"ek u
large. and wilt he caueeA r, Eastlrza ut cl-1.
A RJyTT}-HS L -turtt1nref4
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

We NoNid xny to every IN her VIII o
has suffering child, 20 at once and procure d
bottle u Mix HlusIoW Il Soothing Syrup. II win
relieve the little one Immediately, viii alaaJ all
Regulates The bowels, aud cures wind col,c- BY
relieving the child frorE patti, 1t aI1o~5 II Gucf,
natural sleep. ADl cotn{brts the mother. be sure
and call Inr Mrs. WinsGw' 3 Soothing Syrupf' -
having the Jac.ximsk Ut "t'EKTts i PEHKtNa'' m
the outside wrapper. Al Others are base lt1isa-
Eo.e
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DIED.

PAPER tInn.lngs and Window
SEaieA latest styles Pa!uts, oils, glass and
brushes. at F. E. Kisby i, % Randolph street.
, 1869-08-12

Weldon spring Wntcr-nttcratiye
ehaIyhease. The tollontng are among TIE d. 'ts
which yield I" the Weldon Spring Water: scro
LatEef, gravel, ieniak :TmN'aln,| diseases OF The
tyer md kidness- For EaIe ny all hrugc'i.- 1lnl.
dcu Actleland, Agents, No State street, chi.
rhI
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For Snlc, n stock of boors and ah oc$,
haiA unn caps OF the besr towus tn Illinois.
SAlcs past year, 10 cash. Population, i0. Stock
will invoitr about ss,MN,. Aust e s9a by she 1.th
established paying ta!stness can learn particulars
CT A. l. r. Chaplin, Sc Michigan avenue
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fis.cor1Is.r's S'ouft.

County tourI
Estate Of Slf0mnn L&cbenstelu VIII admitted
10 pEohut.., and Chafie5 1Itbeusteln appointed ex-
eCutur, uuCeF bond OF tlu,Uy0-
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MACHINERY.

1,pR SALE-ESG1SES, PORTABLE, STATION
M, hor:iEe lad mAsttr. n - horrcs PAys Trip
Hanref FossIEaas irna c.Aa Burr St al. Mills also.
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sTRAYD Oh STOLEN.

STRAfED-FROM s47 BURSSIDEST.. A BAT
. IL r4e xlu3ul . searx 4 liberal retAEd will
Is raid for h. resnsn to sds Burrli4e l1 Sta.e-tt
WN. NOBLE co.
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EoR sALE-1 ENGINE, I. h5 H. IRON BED. FLF
ueA IS stett ti!esr. tv !: tnea huss IL eseh nth
r:sek, II tu.;lr,r, %rvnd-h.nd. In entnTl..e order
Viii &c Ielt fIw Tex eash- WM- !. SQYEs - Haah-
fLG1Gptt.
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EOK S4LE-A FINE .OETAyEt HoCyp COR
L per rtsno, ehear and On catf stsu,4. Aprs t. ur
MAhSA. dentist, - Hcnree-st
ZOE sALE-A sPLESD1D 7.OcrATE ROSE
II wood I1A: y it'll al mudern i2pruE 4 tts..
elaAA Instrument in every Ie.rtct Grrst ksFs,i Il
cash, Add1rsa T, Chicago Journal Office.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a new edition Of DR.. Culrsr.
velrs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
twithou, medicnet Of Spher!nsorrhaa. or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal losses, I'm.
potency, Menta! aud Physical lncapacty, Imped.
iments TO Marriage, etc.. also, Consumption,
Epilepsy. and Fits, induced by self-indulgenee or
sexual extravaganza.
ssS~ Price. ia a scaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
ful practice, that the alarming consequences Of
self abuse may be radically cured without tho
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the appli.
cation Of the knife pointing GU, mode Of cure at
once simple. certain, and cilsetual. by means Of
which every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himse!i cheaply, privately, aud
radically.
sYs-Ihis Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every msnin the land.
Sent. under seal, ii plain envelope, to any I'D
dress, postpaid. on receipt OF six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, d.. Culyerwell's Marriage
Guide" price rs cents. Address the Publishers.
ChAS. j. Q. KLINE & CO., l27 Bowery. New
York. Post Office Boz 4.SsG. july Io-ly.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
eE- HARVEY has Mosquito Bars opposite
% & House Sec his advertisement.

"VESI, VIpI, VIcI,"-The forthcoming
humber Of the Illustrated Western World,
printed in oil colors, will be the most beauti-
ful paper ever issued from the press since the
art Of printing was discovered, Remember,
I, is the only paper in the world whose Illus
trations are printed in from one to seven dis
tinct colors at single impression. Aside
from the beautiful illustrations which accom-
spany it weekly every number is replete with
glowing Romances Love and Histrionic Tales.
NJ is a fit companion Of every freside--the
magazine of every branch of litcraturc-the
champion of all noble industries, the support
of the farmer, merchant, artisan, and the edu-
cation Of the masses. Send for specimen
copies subscription, 50 per annum. Address
The Western World Company, corner Park
place and College Place, Z. o. Box 1929, New
~ ork ..
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

rY- We regret to learn that the accident
the Amsricsn met with on her last "Trip oo"h
was such that, a thorough examination prov
Cd her not worth repairing. Nothing would
be done, however, until the return of Major
ADAMS. who was looked for at Little Rock on
Yhursday last. Mr.. WALwoRrH and JIMMIE
ScoTr, clerks of the american, came up on the
Gibson Wednesday. We hope soon to see them
And Captain CHAPMAN on a new boat between
this place ard Little Rock, for they are popu-
lar and worthy gentlemen.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

WALL PApER.-The Furniture estab-
lishment Of DAUGHERTY d. GLASS, have
in store fine assortment Of Val Pa
pers, Borders, DC, and with little coax
ing, you can get the "old man" to put
il on for you. Try him. There is not
hardly house in town, that does not
want more or less paperiug, and the ex'
cuse is, that is so hard to get any one
to put it on properly.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

MAIL RoBBERIEs.-About three weeks
since mail bag was found opposite this
/ city, near Huntersville, ridcd of its con
4 tents Another was found, near the same
place, on Sunday last, at the lower depot,
in the edge Of the water. Papers were
found scattered around over the ground,
from the east for Van Buren, Fort Smith
and other post offices in the northwest.
In addition to these robberies, it is re-
ported that Others have been committed
recently on the Pocahontas route. Will
the mail agent Investigate this matter p
: Il. n. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
rsy- Attention is directed to the care

Fg- Attention is directed to The card
in our paper of ROWLAND a. VALE, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making collec-
tons. Promptncss in all business mat
tcrs entrusted to them, will be their motto
and they ask for share of business.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

tY- Capt. p. Nay and Jao Neals, "ith G. u
gcott a Co., are our Agents at Little Roc&
5hsy paI receiee subscriptions for the Press.
rg- S. NJ PettingiI g Co., in Ne| York and
Boston, are authorized to receive advert's'"gJor
he Press, in those cities,
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

NTNEW GOODS. Just received and openin:
IN at f. NJ. Meals.
consisting in part of Gents and Ladies SUM
nrR GOODS. The fastest assortment OF La
dies and Misses HATS in town. Our stock is
new and fashionable and our prices but little
above cost Before purchasing call in at
I'm +. NJ. MEALS.
B-U. S. Marshals Receipts taken for
merchandise.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
~--N~-.~

EF- Attention is directed to the advertise
pany, BUTIER, CADy q GIBBS, proprictors.
They offer everything in the building line at
liberal prices, and in work and finish equal
30 Cincinnati work. Messrs. WHITE 4 HAN
lEY are the Agents at this place. who "lli re-
criye orders and forward. Call and see list Of
e,ripes
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

tB- The For, Gibson arrived Wednesday
With big trip of freight. This elegant boat
Is now in command of Captain EUGENE
EMIrH on the roof, and Captain ED. MITCHELL
presides in the Office with his usual courtesy.
Captain WooDBURN, We learn, has gone to
Pittsburgh to build a new boat for this line.
!. Old Red" knows just what kind Of boat to
build for the upper Arkansas, and like the
Gibson, we predict, will be beauty.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

EV- C. II. HERR, has removed his Tail
oring Shop to the McGec building, op-
posite George Austin's store. Entrance
on the South side. Give him a trial he
is a good tailor and makes a nice fit.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

iE- The attention OF the citizens ofFan
Buren and vicinity on visiting Fort Smith, is
resoectfully called to our very large and well
N ected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING for
Spring and Summer wear, Furnishing Goods,
Linen Shirts, Neck-ttes, Bo,cs, Collars, Hats,
Boots and Shoes, etc, etc.
Y I'm. BoCoUN u hEUTzEL.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

i ET We wish to call particular atten-
tion to the new advertisement in our pa
per of Mr.. L. GRAFT. He is offering for
the next 80 days his stock for cost. His
goods were bought low and first rate bar
gains may he obtained by giving him q
lcall at the Post office.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

: eF- Peter's Musical Monthly for May Is to
hand, and well sustains the proud title 1t
BEARS" The Prince Of Musical Monthlics,"
sfor il there is any one periodical adapted to
nsuit the wants of all Lovers Of Music, profess
sional or amateur, 1t is certainly this Maga-
zine. This valuable Magazine is published
bv j. l.. PETERS, l9s Broadway, New York !:
subscription So per year. Up. o. Box 5429.)
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

For SALE.-A two horse WAGON al
most new and in good condition. Also
4 BUGGY. For sale cheap. Apply at
This office. 3w.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

~ Major C. A. MEYER, general CONNER
cial Agent for Baltimore Houses, and wife
we're passengers up on the Fort Gloson'
Wednesday, for Fort Smith. Major Meyer
will visit our city in few days and will be
c,.,sed to receive orders from our merchants.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

Eg- Tho heavy rains of Saturday night
and Sunday, caused Lees Creek to rise
higher than it has been known f)r some
time The Arkansas river is rising with
"a prospect Of big river. Probably the
June rise is coming.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

Gy A social party will be given atthc
A rricultural Works Hall on the 3D. of
June, for the benefit of the Van Buren
Band. The object is to raise money suf
fcient to replace the instruments destroy
cd by fire and to again put the band in
musical order. A general invitation is
a extpnded
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
FOR SALE,

MORE than Ons Hundred Lots, in the
kown of Van Buren, and number OF
valuable Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
feb l6, '69--4m
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

Law of Humanity, In relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men. on Physiol-
ogicn Errors and Abuses, incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view Of
treatment and cure. Sent In sealed letter en-.
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.J Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa i0r .lH auR.e
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
RIVER NEWS.

The river since our last report has risen 2
feet and inches, with prospect ofstill more
coming down. Weather cloudy, warm and
frequent showers.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

4 eY- The sherifl's sale of property In our
paper. it will be noticed has been postponed
from the l4th to the 10Th Of June.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
LITTLE Rock, ARKAxsAs
Established a. d. lsl9.l

TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION.
WrrxLY-$2 per annum 81 for stx months,
one sti'a copy free OF charge will be fsirntsh-
ed to the ectter-up OF every club Of ten sub
scribers at any one Post Office. fs
DAiLY-slo per annum; 81 per month for
any less time Address,
WOODRUFF & DLOcHER,
Nov. 1863. Publishers.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01

ET Anna Dickinson has accumulated
nearly = hundred Thousand. I)I'.} :
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
YAy buren,
STEAM FERRY.
-
U. S. Mail Stage Route.

rTNHE well known and long established Fer
i ry Mt VAN BUREN, Arkansas. u now
under the charge of the lesubscriber. The Pro-
prietors having recently put on q Large Nsu
Steamboat, and with careful and experienc-
ed Ferrynen. they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
ing pubic. Their aim will be to meet ths In.
crcasing demands Of the large emigrant trav-
el to and from Texas.
The st. Louis and sherman, Texsa U. 8.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which u
good guarantee that II Is the sAortest as well
as the best route for trsvel Of all kinds 4aS
This Ferry has the largest and best boat On
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teorns
per day ana no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosurestor Stock aud Sheds
for the accommodation OF travellers are hsinx
built on both sides OF the river and no palps
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue to make this tile popu.
lar route to and from Missouri and Tetas,s
N. B.--Ferry accounts must BE- settled
month!y-no deviation from this rule,
II. C. HAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren,, Ar. 1860. IT
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-01
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