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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
Freckles and Tan from the face, use Perry's
Moth and Freckle Lotion. Sold by all druggists.
Prepared only by DIR. b. =. Perry
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FOR BLACK WORMS.

And Pimples on the Face, use Perry's Comedone
and Pimple Remedy, prepared only by DR.. b. c.
Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold every
where. The trade supplied by wholesale drug
gsts. march6deod&w6m
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&pefisI Sntifes.
VICTORY.

A CONQUEST INSTANT AND SUBLIME,
Ger spiteful Nature and DER bhghting Timer
Hair white or gray, or red as sunset SKY
Assumes Black or Brown, that charms u
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naTENT POCKET CORN SHET

/ Ter. Great novelty, Quick Sales pr1f..
over 200 per cent. We offer Territorial kighis 3
the Western, Southern, and New England states
send for Circulars Address, WEAVER a
JONES. Manufacturers, Pittrburg, Pa.
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UNION or PREsBYTERIANs-The re-
union of the two branches of the Presby-
terrain church is no longer doubtful. Al
though some formalities remain to be
performed, yet the votes of the two As
semblies have decided the question. In
the New School Assembly the votes was
unanimous. in the Old School 250 to s
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M,GNorrA WATrn.-s superior 10 the best i'm
ported Gelmon Cologne. and sold al half the
price.
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DR. II. ANDEns' IoDINE wArrR
.nrr OF snET-.-

TAKE ur. $ O..Richlr!san's sherry wsua Bi'-
ters.--the mos; medicinal iu th- -.trsef t--Ht-
lishe3 IN lSuS. r.I1sau5.v 3ra
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The scale upon which it Is proposed to carry
ut this Festival will represent in Its magnitude
nd splendor. the greatest cause for National re.
{ icing that the American people have ever been
lied upon to celebrate, The Restoration OF Peace
u Id Union throughout the Land 1t will bring
c gether in raternal greeting the leading men Of
'e Nation and people from all parts Of the land,
I'd aside from its significance as the first Grand
ational Reunion, since the close Of the War it
n II be the greatest feast of sublime and inspiring
9 rmony that has ever been heard in any part Of
b e World.
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Beneath the spell of CRIsTADoRo's DYE.

eye,
Beneath the spell of CRISTADoRo's DYE.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREsERvATIvE.
AND BEAUTIFIER.-This famous preparation
guaranteed to preserve the hair in its full beauty
and luxuriance throughout life. III the hair Is
thin il thickens it; if dull and dead-looking, II
gives it a magnificent gloss. 1t is warranted to
remove scurf and dandru, prevent the hair falling
off restore il in bad spots, canse it TO curl, and
keen il in spfndid order under all circumstances,
and in all climates.
Sold by druggists and applied by all ham dress
ers, Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal depot No. Aston House. apr29iSwlm.
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REMEMEEREp.-The grave of Gen.
Sylvester s. Churchill for long period
Inspector General of the United States
Army, was decorated among others in
Oak Hill Cemetery at Georgetown,
DC Gen Churchill was a Nermonter,
ana during his life was accustomed to
spend few weeks every summer in diff
ferent sections Of our State
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S0 BBLS. OF DIPLOMA A.. so
~ bbls. of City Y, warranted the best Flopr
in town, received this day direct from the Akron
Mills, for sale by LANDON & HUNTOON.
May "a.
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Feek-Rin. uc,. = lssS.

Alleptk's Porous ~ t,t- .rs -,ll fy an Drug
gists. Principal Agency. ErsnlI-,h House, New
York. maylsad&wlm
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lntermission, Fifteen Minutes
PART II

asleepers wake, p Voice is Calling"
FROM St; faui Mendelssohn.
b.frayer. From "Moses in Egypt" Rossini.
innamihatus. From ''Stabat Mater l'ossini.
. 1loria. from the 18th Mass, NJ, 'zart.
halleiul All. From the Messiah" Han del.
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EIETH DAY

Saturday, June 10, 1869. Commencing at II a.
J II. Concert by the Children of the Public Schools
With full Orchestral Accompaniment being the
argest Chorus of children ever brought together.
Conductors Zerrahn Julius Eichberg and
,. s. Gilmore.
Il md.
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JURYMAN.-At Lockport, n. L., few
days ago, the seat of juryman absent
from the Supreme Court was taken pos
session of by dog. The Judge, addres-
sing one of the counsel, said, " You see,
Mr.. Lanning. that the iurymen's seats are
all occupied. Are you ready to proceed :
The lawyer raised his glasses to his eyes,
and after a brief survey of the jury box,
made the witty reply: Your honor, tina:
fellow might do for a Judge, but should
hate to trust him for a juryman." The
Judge joined heartily in the laugh that
followed
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observation-disclosures berries
were never SO plenty ''within the memory
OF the Oldest inhabitant," as they. are at
present. Why don't somebody take in
hand the cultivation Of the wintergreen
larr,.
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II ekets now on sale at Music Hall.-Prices
Sing. . Admission, with Secured Seats, q and
s3. SccL riding to location. Single admission,
without s,scured seat, q.
ii, ,ket Cfice open from a. m. to D. m.
/ 'er order, HENRY q. PARKER,
Non: Wed:kTi@W Secretary.
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e. \ clear, smooth skin and beautiful COM
plCNIun follows the use Of Hcimhs.I's Concern
t4llt8 r-Al4l.. t f-...-,.i Srt...
Itrtmuvcs black spots, p.mQles aud al erup-
tiouS % the skin.
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PEA JU B l. + r
Projected by Mr.. p. S. GILMoREl To be held
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CITY OF TON

JUNE Is, &c, II, Is and 10, 1869,
To Commemorate the Restoration of Peace
Throughout the Land.
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HUMBUG.-W. Torrey, of Cephali,,
Ala, saw an advertisement that j. King
& Co.. 81 Nassau street, would send, an
eight inch musical box, playing twenty
four tunes on receipt of 81. He sent hs
money and received five cent iewsharp
He now wants the Marshal of New YORK
to arrest and punish the rogues
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THIRD DAY.

a-The NJ arytlDus Work.
b The estycns are Telling. tIoM th' re
atIun.n liAy4h.
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THE RIGHTS OF TENANTs.-The Ma
rine Court at New York gave decision
on Monday which is Of interest and i'm
portance to parties who hire rooms for
occupancy and pay their rent by the
month. A party hired his rooms last
May and expected to keep them until
May of this year, but the landlord wanted
the rooms in March and forced the tenant
to leave them Suit was then brought
against the landlord for the damages caus-
ed by ejectment, and it was decided that
the tenant had a right to hold on till May,
and the landlord had to pay damages.
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Oriental TIA coMrAAH,
.a..xgfx Boston. Nae
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INTERMIssIoN FIFTEEN MINUTES.

Song by the entire Chorus accompanied hy the
Grand Orchestra at 500. Military Band ~ J'a,
great organ, iuil drum corps, Cumming -
bells. infantry firing and cannon Ts'Alinr ia The
distance IN exact tune with the music
Tn. audi, nee ar. RESPECTFULLY inV-'ot ~ j'in 10
thu last Nare..
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sCEOIULA,

such as salt ELeum. Cancer. Cons IrI- +Iyn. a..
there j. nothing tLar can ual the purifying si-
iects Of Ioilue when administered III pure
stu.e.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river IL falling slowly; navigation by
steamers closed -r. E|
The river reports Of the Gazette OF the 3u
say:
1t has not been determined whether or not
70 attempt the raising of the Van Burcn' sunk
al Days Bluff above Pine Bluff. She cannot
be raised without the assistance OF di'inS
bell boat.
The steamers Arkansas. Importer Enter
prise and Viola Bell are still In the rivcr DC
Iow Pine Bluff, unable to ascend.
The Memphis avalanche of 18th, says
The Thomas u. Alien. arrived last nlgnt
from ARR River. She brought around 10
tons of the damaged dry goods OF the Lin-
ton which will be turned over to the under
writer's. The Linton's cargo was mostly
goods shipped from Baltimore to f. smith,
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his. residence in this city. Grave appre-
tensions are felt in regard to his recovc-
ry. He is sc years old.
@ BALTIMORE, Nov. ,.
Hon. Charles A. Wickliffe, ex-Goyern-
or of Kentucky and ex Postmaster Gene.
raj under President Tyler, died in How.
ard county, at the residence of his son
in-law, on Saturday evening last
MEMPHIS, Nov |.
The steamer Van BIren, from Little
Rock to Helena, struck snag just below
Pine Bluff Saturday night and sunk in
eight feet of water. She was owned by
the Memphis and Little Rock Packet Co.,
and valued at $4,000; no insurance.
There was but little freight on board.
MEMPHIS, Oct 81.
The steamer Linton, hence to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, with full cargo of gro
ceries, struck snag Monday near Cut.
OFF, Arkansas river, and sunk The boat
and cargo is total loss. She was val
ued at $4,000 and owned by Capt, Hay
Woou OF SnaWneetOWn, Ill.
A later date says the Linton was rails
ed and returned to Memphis for repairs.
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 81.
The Mechanics Institute exhibition
closed last night. The Institute medal
was awarded to the Pacific Rolling Mill
Company. Receipts over sixty thousand
dollars.
CHINESE LABOR.
Koopmanschapp has returned and for
wards one hundred Cinnamon next week
to work on the Memphis and FL Paso
Railroad He states that three thousand
Cinnamon in the State are out of employ
ment. More are returning to China at
present than coming here, owing to ap.
preaching national holidays Of the en-
pire.
ALBANY, Nov 4.
The House of Assembly, as figured
here, stands-Democrats 81 Republicans
81.
New York, Nov 4.
Cotton declining. Sales, 5000 bales
at 26 cents for middling uplands. Gold
126g@1264.
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.-rt will be noticed by referring to
rortisement Of the President of the
',.Eet Company, in our paper, that two
Keel Boats have been built express
'' transport freight, shipped from all
=, this line, above Dardanelle. The
o- Fort Smith, will run to Darda-
w., =, from Little Rock, and from thence,
H 'hts will be brought through to all
''o above on the keel boats. Our
a communication is SO bad between
I' o,ace and Little Rock, thot we have
- ,ast received the notice Of the Presi-
~, and the keel boats may be looked
~ cary soon. The Vanderbilt of Ar
,sss y deserves the thanks Of the mer-
ants. and people generally, of-uppcr
.lopsas, for the efforts put forth, to
:, frciehts destined for this country
.,ough to destination. ta.
. S-Can the Fort Smith Ueratd tell
of any other line, that propose to
ioc freights through on low water?
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VAN BUREN
STEAM FERRY.
U. S. Mail Stage Route.

yUIIE well known and long established Fer
J. ryat VAN BUREN, Arkansas. Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The Pro
prietors having recently put on = Lares Asn
SsamLoat. and with careful and cxperlenc.
ed lerrymen, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel
Ing public. Their aim viii be to meet INC ia'
creasing demands OF the large emigrant trsv
ell to and from Texas. ~ az :.
The ST. Louis and Sherman, Texas. y. 5.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which 10
good guarantee that 1t IL the shortest ~ wsA
as the best routs for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 300 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for stock and Siseds
for the accommodation of travellers are being
built OH both sides of the river and no pains
will BE- spared TO accommodate the public. W .
shall strive to continue to make this the popu-
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas.
III. G. IIAYMAN, Superintendent.
EVAN Buren,, Ar. 1850. - II
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ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
| little Rock g. Fort Smith Railroad

OFFICE or THE SEc'Y AND TREAs'R.
Little Rock and TT. Smith II. X. Co"i
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 4, 1863. y
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold-
~ ers of the Little Rock and'Fort Smith
Railroad Company, that an additional assess
ment or call Of ten per cent. upon the capital
stock of the company has been made by the
board of directors, at n meeting held on the
I'd inst, said call payable on or before the 18th
of day of December, 1869.
Payments may be made to either of the
following named persons;
A. J. Ward, Van Buren,,
j. J. Walker, Ozark,
Moreau Rose, Clarksvillc,
David West, Dover.
j. H. Shinn, Russellvillc,'
Anderson Gordan. Lcwisburg.
Or the undersigned at Little Rock.
Stockholders are advised that the work Is
now progressing in a satisfactory manner
and will undoubtedly be completed In the
shortest practicable time. The only resource
reserved by the company to meet It's current
expenses il the amount 10 be received on Its
stock subscriptions. IL Is therefore hoped
that every stockholdcr will hereafter be
prompt in meeting the rcquisltions OF the
board.
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
~. II. HANEY.
sent 3m SECRETARY and Treasurer.
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s,y Attention is directed to the

Et, Attention is directed to the card
in our paper of ROWLAND d NAr.E, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making collec-
tons
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
Nails, Iron, Horse Shoes and
and Woodcn-W for sale by
POWELL & DICKSON.

~ If you want good, clean shave,
drop in and see Uncle HD Dickson. To
keep up with the increasing business dur
mg Court, he has employed an extra
lo.,a " nclp MN, wncrc lie may pc round
at his shop, early and lat, opposite Jno.
w. Wallacc's saloon.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

EF Here is Senator Matt. Carpenters
last conumdrrum
O. Why don't the devil learn to skate I
A. Where in hell is he to find the ice
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Salt for 50 - per sack, at
POWELL g. DICkSON'S.

Eg Indian Agent OLMsTEAp, Of the
Choctaws and Chickasaws, was in our
city on Saturday, on his way to st LOUIS
on business connected with his depart
ment
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FROM WASHINGTON.
From ST. Louis Rpujiican Reports
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. ..
lhe total vote on Secretary ofState in
the city is ll6,6S2. Nelson (Dem ! 10
932; Sigel (Rep 36,750. A large mum.
Der Of German Democrats have voted for
Sigel, but the Democratic loss in the city
Is made up by gains in the State. The
State has gone Democratic by about TO-
ooo majority. In this city tickets in ia.
vor of the judiciary article of the new
constitution could not be had. Repub-
Means are intensely excited; one of their
leaders. {. 5. Spencer, being charged
with having burned the tickets. Hence
there will be, probably, an almost unani
nous defeat of the only article of the
new constitution upon which Radicals re.
lied One hundred and twenty towns
and parts of towns scattered throuqheut
the Interior of the State give the Demo
Gratis a gain of4,0S2. Kalbdeisch. Demo
crat, is reelected mayor of BROOKLYN
Judge Nelson, Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State, from returns received
tonight estimates his majority in the
State at 25,000.
MICHIGAN
DETROIT, Nov. ..
Tho charter election passed off quietly
A Democratic Mayor and city ticket e.
lected by about 600 majority. The Demo
Gratis have Il majority in the common
council
MASSACuUsETTs-
BosroN, Nov 2.
The annual election took place to-day.
Vote comparatively small. Boston, in.
cluding Roxbury, recently annexed, gives
Clafin for Governor 1880; Adams
Dem, 1O,400; Chamberlain, working
mems candidate, 80 Plurality for Ad-
ans, $3.50. In 1867 Adams plurality in
Boston and Roxbury was 2,593.
Geo. NJ. Brooks, Rep, is elected to
Congress in Seventh District.
Peter Harvey, Dem, is elected coun,
cillor, defeating cx Mayor Narcross The
9th Senatorial district elects James A.
Fox Senator over Crane, both Repubi-
cans. The latter was the straight Re-
publican candidate.
The complexion Of the Legislature is
yet undecided, but at o'clock this eve
ming the anti-prohibitionists were out in
force with bands of music. The indica-
tons are that they have a majority in the
Legislature. -.....
The election resulted in the re- election
of GOV. Clafm by majority of from
10000 to $4,000. The vote of l65 towns
and cities including Boston and Cam
bridge, foot up Chahin 43,149, Adams
$3.50, Chamberlain 10000. The Legis-
ature is claimed by both prohibitionists
md license men. 1t is probably pretty
iearly divided on the liquor question
Ihe Republicans have a strong majority
n each branch.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

Of Mr.. A. J. WARD, of Van Buren,
nd Mai. HENRY FALCoNER, of Ft Smith,
rived here on Sunday-through from
little Rock by land. They are direct
,.om Baltimore, where they have been for
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
Cure Your Cough !! !.
Aliens Lung Balsam.

AAilSlL - i<ltiA >eeAoseAAA
WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
Amos Wooly, NJ D., of Kosciusko, Ind. says |:
For three years past have used Aliens Lung
Balsam extensively in my practice, and nm sat
i.ed there is no better medicine for lung diseases
in use"
Isaac r. Doran. MD, of Logan Co., Ohio, says !:
Aliens. Lung Basnm not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfec, satisfaction in every within my
know ledge. Having confidence in it and know
ing that 1t possesses valuable medical properties,
freely use 1t IN my daily practice, and with uu.
bounded success. AS an expectorant 1t is most
certainly far ahead Of any preparation haye ever
yet known
Dr. Fletcher, OF Mo-, says Il recommend your
Balsam ia preference TO any other medicine for
Coughs, aud it gives satisfaction"
Aliens Lung Balsam ia the remedy 10 cure all
Lung dRd Throat difficulties. II should be thor
oughly tested before using any other Balsam. II
will cure when all others fail Directions accom-.
pany each bottle.
J. n. HARRlSS 4 CO., Sole Propr.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. oct 5.3m
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

Efr Col. !. w. FULLER. was elected
Mayor of Fort Smith Tuesday last, in
opposition to the regular radical ticket
by four plurality. Col. Fuller was dc
feated last year by four votes.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

E1- Ma. j, H. SPARKS, ofthe Hsrald,
Fort Smith, was in our city on Wednes-
day last with his family and were the
guests Of Ex. Alderman GEO. AUSTIN.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

Ep The gazette says FRoLIcH of the
Searcy Record, recommends bran beds
for young babies. Frolich is experiment
ing early in baby beds. ~
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

EF Mr.. n. +. CORNELIUS, arr! ed home
during the past week. He has a large
stock of goods on the way
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

New Wholesale and Retail Drug
Store Just opened at Van Buren,, on Main
Street, near NJ. Lynch's Store.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

rt- The readers of the Press in Frank
lin county, are informed that DR.. WALL
will visit Ozark on the 18TH. 't"#'
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

lE- Save your money and buy your Drugs
and Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
City Drug Store in Van Burcn.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
MINNESOTA,
ST. PAUL, Nov.

'I' AT 7, NUN' =
Thirty-four towns in Minnesota give
Austin, Rep, 3,S23; Otis, Dem, 1860.
There are so many splits in the city and
county ticket that it is impossible to give
the vote of st. Paul Austin's majority
in the State is estimated at 5000 to 4 900.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. ..
Thirty seven town in Minnesota give
Austin, Rep, 1923; Otis, Dem, 4,0S3 /;
Otis majority 26O.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

For cheap Drugs and everything
usually kept in Drug Stores go to the New
City Drug Store in Van Buren,, on Main ST.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

the New City Drug store In Van
Vareu supplies country dealers, physicians
,,d plantcrs with new fresh drug, re,y cheap,
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FOR SALE,

Mogr than One Hundred Lots, in the
,ovn Of Yam Burcn, and number of
Valuable Farms in Crawford County.
,7,,...EE q, JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
feb l6, 'G9-Im
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

Coffee and Sugar put down to
the lowest notch, at
POWELL & DECISIONS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

gs- A large supply of SCHOOL
BOOKS just received and for sale low,
b CIAS f. HARVEY.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

For cheap Paints, Oils, Glass and
Turpentine, 90 to the New City Drug Store
in Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

Shc)lenbargers Pills cure Chllls
and Ifevers. For sale at
POWELL d DECISIONS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
NEWARK, Nov. ..

INV AKk, NUN, :,
The election in Essex county elects the
entire Republican county ticket. Taylor,
Rep, is elected to the State Senate by
about 1000 majority over Litell, Dem.
For the Assembly, the Republicans elec-
ted and the Democrats 3, a Democratic
gain ofonc. Union county elects Demo
cratic Senator. Middlescx county shows
Republican gains, but probably goes
Democratic Mercer county elects two
Republican Asscmblymen and one Demo
crat, Republican gain Of one.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
IIe Van buren Press.
IAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

g M PenfagM6 C CO.. in Ne'o York and
% ar. authorized .,,i,. to 's''i'' '''''''''"'J"
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

The largest quantities of Dry
foods ever offered in this city, at
POWELL & DICKSON'S.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09

ArCHIsoN, Nov. y.
Atchison city went Democratic to day
for county officers.
LEAyENwoRTu, Nov 9.
Leavenworth county; Lcavenworth city
First Ward, Mcfarland, Democrat for
Sheriff SO majority Second Ward, Nc
Farand IL majority; Third Ward, Ech
lebcrry, Republican, for Sheriff, II ma
jority Fourtli. Ward Mcfarland 10 ma
iority Fort Lcavenworth precinct, Nc
Farland 22 majority; Kickapoo precinct
Mcfarland SO majority; Easton town
ship, Mcfarland 16 majority High Prai-
rie precinct, Echleberry II majority ;
Strong's precinct, Mcfarland IL majority,
There are five precincts yet to hear from
but the returus received ensure the elec-
ton of the entire Democratic county
ticket, with one exception, by about 300
majority.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
WISCONSIN.
AlILWAUKE

VI IIIs " a Z NIT wv -
The returns from seventy cities and
towns in different parts of the State, show
net Republican, gains on the vote Of 1867,
when the Republicans had A, 76i majority,
of LOO. The Republican State Com
mittce estimate Fairchild's majority about
5000, with the Legislature of about the
same completion as last year.
KANSAS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-09
LABA VI A..

MOBILE, Nov =,
The election passed off without the
slightest disorder. The vote was light
The total vote in this city was 5,2l9, a.
Democratic majority of 1855. Enough is
known from the county precincts to en-
sure that McGce, Democrat, is elected by
900 majority.