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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-16

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The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
The General Assembly.

The duties of the coming Legislature
will be, indeed, arduous. Much is to bt
undone and much to be done, The svs
TEN of conducting elections should b'
completely changed. Registration laws
should be done away with as a com5er
some thing and useless expense to the
tax PAYERS The law should also bj
changed so as to compel the judges o.
elections to number the ticket of eacl
voter, so that his vote may be identified
in case Of a contested election. The I'M
fair and unconstitutional law, giving to
certain newspapers a monopoly OF Ger
tain character of advertising, should be
at once repealed. The Revenue laws
should be so changed rs to afford some
relief to persons whose property have
been assessed at too great sum, with
out putting the excess upon his neigh
bors. Provisions should be made for a
Digest Of the laws of the State, and the
present thing should be burned by the
hangman. Digesters should be informed
that they are to arrange the laws and not
pass new ones or rescind old ones The
officers of Circuit School Superintendent
should be abolished. Also Commission
er of immigration and two Of the Su-
preme Judges. If there be any choice
among them, we would prefer, if it could
be done legally, for the State to buy out
the commonest stock and retain those
who know the most law A law should
also he passed requiring some Of the par
ties outside of the Pcnitentiary to eX-
change places with those inside, for the
safety of the property of citizens. The
llolford Bond swindle must be looked
into, too. A Corruption Committee could
have had plenty of work at the last ses
sion. Many, many things are to be un-
done, and Heaven only knows how much
is to be done; but, if the present Legis-
laturc viii ando all the iniquites of the
last, generations to come will rise up and
call them blessed
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
Office Circuit Superintendent,
Fifth Judicial District,
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Oct. 25th, 1870. }

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct. ZOJIl, loiO.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE or Teachers
/ Training Schools, will be held in the
Counties of Crawford and Sebastian, at their
respective County Seats, commencing in the
former at II o'clock A. NJ, on the 9TH day Of
December next, and in the latter at the same
hour, on the l2th day of the same month, con-
tinuing in session five consecutive days and
evenings each. Teachers who do not attend
the Training School of their county through
out the entire session, may expect the imme-
diate revocation of their Licenses, as no rea-
sons will be entertained as any excuse for
attendance, except sickness, or some
other insurmountable obstacle over which
they have no control, and as such must be at
tested by responsible parties.
The services of Prof n. p. Gates, Superin-
-1'-'.~~h~~r. a. -..s- 9
Little Rock, and Principals A. b. Leman and
j. c. Helm, of the Fort Smith and Van Buren
City Schools have been secured as Instructors.
a PUBLIC EXAMINATION. testing the quail
tlcationS of all teachers and applicants pres
ent, will take place during the meeting OF
each Institute.
+. f. HENDERSON,
Cir. Supt, 9TH District.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
Masonic Installation and Ball.

There will be public installation of
the officers of Van Burcn Lodge of A. Y,
NJ, and an address by Hon. GRANVILLE
WILCOX, on Tuesday, the 9th Of Dee, at
IL o'clock. In the evening Ball will be
given at Masonic Hall, for the purpose
of raising fund, to purchase new carpet,
etc. More particulars will be given in
oar next.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

EF Col ii. L. MCCONNELL, by inv.s.
tation Of the Superintendent of Public
Schools, will deliver an address before
the Teachers Institute in Van Buren,, at
Federal Court Room, to morrow night
Wednesday. We have no doubt but Col.
Mcconnell will give an address well
worth listening to. A general invitation
is extended to all to attend.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
~It now claimed that Mr. J.

EF It is now claimed, that Mr. j. p
GRADY, Of this County, one of the Radi-
cal nominees, was elected 70 the Legisa-
ture. From the figures we had, we made
it tie vote between him and Alternately.
BY this Crawford at last has a Representa-.
tive. And the Railroad still progressing
on the North side of the river, What an
awful state ofadairs.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
lie RATTLE OF PARI

A lively fire was maintained all last
night from the forts around Paris, and in
the morning the garrison made sorties
at the various points on the Seine and
Marno
The Prussian positions were attacked
at II in the morning, and a sanguinary
battle took place, in which the Wurtem-
burg troops were mainly engaged, sup
ported by portions of the Twelfth, Sec
ond and Seventh corps. The fighting
ended with night. TIE enemy were eve
rywhere repulsed.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
e-~Se

Es- The many friends of DR.. A. NJ.
BoURLAND will be pleased to learn of his
safe return home. The Doctor arrived
on the Imptrter from New Orleans this
morning.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

ET Col. STACY, the General Grade
Contractor Of Little Rock and Fl Smith
Railroad, came up over the line on Sat
urday. The hands on the Road have now
all been transferred on to the new loca
tion--passing through Clarksville--not
going 70 the river at Spadra and also
leaving Ozark some -four or five miles of
from the present location Van Buren
is, be believe, the only point that the
Railroad strikes the river after leaving
little Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06

rI- The Cherokee Council, it is un-
derstood, will take recess, in order
to give the members an opportunity to
attend the General Iudian Council to be
held at Okomulgee during December.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
GERMAN REPORTS. -
NERSAILIES, NOV
A pISnRnERIY RETREAT

After the recent battle the army Of the
Loire retreated in a disordcrly manner
toward the north, leaving four guns in
their abandoned intrcnchments, The re
treat continues, and the greater part Of
the French army is completely roated.
The number of prisoners increases hour
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
A dispatch from Prince George of
Saxony has been received by the king OF
Saxony 1t describes

| Saxony has been received by the KING OF
Saxony 1t describes
THE FIGHTING AT NoRssY AND yILIIERs,
in which the Saxon troops took part, and
states that the French were repulsed and
driven over the heights between the two
villages. leaving behind hundreds of pris-
oners The French attacking force mum
bered 10000. The loss of the Saxons
was twelve officers and one hundred pri-
Yates.
The king of Wurtemburg has sent
dispatch to General Oberwitz, congratu-
lating him on the gallantry displayed by
the Wurtembur9 troops. Later accounts
have increased the loss Of the Wurtem-
burgers.
THE FRENCH HOLD PREPoNDERANCE.
The telegraph says the French have
won great advantage in the departments
of Seine and Marne, and now possess a
military preponderance never enjoyed
since the opening of the military cam
paign.
COMPLETELY OUT AND ENCAMPED.
A special from Tours says: Official
dispatches announce that General Trochu
and Ducrot completely eluded the Prus-
slams between Brice, Sur Barne and Coo
issy lie RoiDucrot is now encamped fif-
teen miles from Paris. The French losses
were 1000.
LAVAL, Dec. 2.
A VICTORY FOR THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
Gambetta has publicly announced that
the army of the Loire has successfully
resisted an attest on its feft ana rlSht
wings. and is M Amoving forward. Gam
beta continues Victory now favors the
French Te deums are being chanted
here and at Tours.
THE GREAT VICTORY AT PARIS.
The city is oyerjoycd with dispatches
from Gambetta, announcing that great
successes have been gained at Paris,
where many sorties were made in force,
defeating the Prussians along the entire
line The line of battle was many miles
in extent A great number Of prisoners
and cannon have been captured by the
French. Their corps were commanded
by Trochu, Ducrot and Ninoy.
GAMBETTA,s ANNOUNCEMENT.
Gambetta, in announcing the victory,
says: One of the results of it has been
the evacuation of Amiens by the Prus-
slams, who hastily started for Paris to re
inforce the German army. The battles
at Paris began on Tuesday, the 29th, and
at last accounts the garrison remained
outside in the positions they had captur-
ed from the Prussians"
Tours, Dec. 81 P. NJ.
The city is intensely excited, Gambet-
Ia praised General Trochu and Ducrot
for their successful sortie, and also reit
Grated the statement that the French vic
tory had compelled the hasty evacuation
Of Amiens, and that the Germans from
| that point were fastening to the assist
ancc Of the besieging army.
NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH, Dec 3.
Democrats in the General Assembly
are caucusing nightly on the subject of
impeaching Coy, Holden and calling a
restrictive constitutional convention.
Hon. Josiah Turner, editor Of the Ra-
leigh Sentinel, and eX- United States SEN
ator I. L. Clingman had a personal rem
contre on the street this afternoon, dur
ptmgSd was SSS Very S5ed Sady EehIh ehihuFed, havIhg
received three or blows on the head. Mr..
Turner received one severe blow. Mr.
Clingman made the assault The diff
Guilty originated in published structure
uDOn Mr. C.
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Es~ Mr.. J. II. Paschal, representing
the House of Campbell q Strong, n. o.,
came in on the Importer. Also, Mr..
Rymal, with Jones, Mcdowell & Co.,
Little Rock.
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FRENCH REPORTS.
PURCHASES
Tours, Dec. |

A credit Of thirty-fyc millions francs
for armament, and credit of fifteen
millions for ulterior purchases in addi
ton. A credit for one million two hun.
dred thousand francs has been opened
for the purchase of grain in Algeria
The expectation of cereals from Algeria
elsewhere than to France has been pro
hibitcd.
Gen, Bonrbaki has taken command OF
the Nineteenth French army corps.
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THE FREEMASON
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Es' The Indian Commissioner left
New York on Friday last, for the Oko,
mulgee Council in the Indian Territory
to be held the present month.
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Ts- SUTTON +. CoTTRELL, for some
time Sheriff OF Crawford county, was in
town on Saturday. He is now engaged
on Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad.
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. <~S

ES- Hons w. p Ross and BENGE,
Members Of the Cherokee Council, G. n,
and Ex Gov. FLETCHER, Of Mo, were in
our city during the past week
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For the HOLIDAYS.

flTRON, Raisins, CurrantS. Flavoring EX-
y tracts. Ground Spices. Catsup Sauces
Jellies. Pickles, Chow-Chow, Oysters. Lob
sterS, Sardines, salmon Pottcd Tongue and
Ham, and canned Fruits of every kind
Cheese, Crackers, Soda Biscuit &C.
j. NEAL & co.
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
GERMAN LOSSES.

The German losses are less than was
at first reported, and will not reach 600
NERsAuLES. Nov. 30.
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Town ELECTIoN.-The election on Fri
day, for Town Solicitor and Marshal, re
suited, in the election Of the Radical
nominees, as follows:
Solicitor.-A. Young 1872
w. j. Alexander 3S
b. j. Brown 81
Marshal-W Bowlin lis
j. II. Mccain 4j
VIM Stovall
The Van Buren press., 1870-12-06
AT SfHfA.
VIENNA, Nov.

Baron Won Beust had an interview
with the Prussian Minister. He express
ed to the Ambassador the lively satistac
ton Of the Emperor at the successful
completion Of the Union of the States in
Germany under one Confederation.