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The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
TIE POPULAR UPRISING.

1t seems that the qualification and COM
mendation all round Of the removal of
Catterson and Whipplc was manufactur
ed thunder, from the pen of our young
friend Mcconnell, who knows so well
how to do it y; I'm. re..-. .fs.
The speaker here referred 10 the re-
moval Of Gen Catterson--as true u re.
publican as God ever made--a man who
led the militia against the ku. klux in
1868, and who was respected by all par
ties as genteman-from the Office OF
United States marshal, through the inhu.
ence OF Gov Clayton, and the appoint
ment of Col. Mills. the democratic can
didate for sheriff at the last election, in
his place lie then showed the course
taken by Clayton and his party to secure
an Endorsement Of the removal of Cater
son and Whipple. Here Mr.. Brooks
read letter from Col II. l. Mcconnell,
stating that while editor OF the Republ
can he wrote every article but two which
appeared in the administration papers
throughout the State as editorial, indoors
ing these removals. These articles he
copied into the Republican, and then for
warded to Washington to show that the
removals were Endorsed by the republi
cans of Arkansas Col. Nc. stated that
he wrote the articles simply as a Journal
ist, in performance Of his duty, and he
had written to Gen. Babcock a statement
OF the matter. AS n further reason why
he wrote them, Mr. Brooks said he pre-
sumcd it was as Col. Nee. stated TO him
in a conversation one day. in order to.
get the id scoundrels committed to
Grant" 1t is well that he did so, for
when you come to put your fingers on
them they are not there, and Col. McC,
knew thatvery well He knew further
that the State journal was. the only daily
republican, paper published in the State.
And that was this great popular uprising
the uprising of the fag end OF the
State.
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Proceedings of Directors Nest,ng of the
Agricultural and Mechanical As.
sociaticn. -

AT meeting of the Directors of the Craw-
ford County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association. held at Van Buren. Oct. 9TH,
ISL the following proceedings were had:
On motion. the following appointment.
were made and assigned to duties as specified
Committee on Premiums-J. ii. Mccain,
Daniel Michael and j. A. Lockhart To make
out and prepare lists Of stock and other ar
ticles' expected and invited to be exhibited
at the Annual Fair. to be held on the 2d and
Sd OF the coming month. and to designate
premiums diplomas, certificates, etc, to be
awarded in cases ofsuperiority and merit.
Committee on Arraagements-A. ii. Carson,
j. M. Baxter, j. Winters, +, Bushmeyer, i. NJ.
Mckinney. To superintend the preparing OF
proper accommodations for the reception
and placing Of stock and other articles enter
ed for exhibition; to see that the articles, etc.
are properly arranged and placed on the
grounds, and to have general directions of
stock and other articles exhibited, while they
remain on the grounds. tGTE HH
CO.. M.F. Locke was rppointed Chief Mar
shal to act AS such during the Fair. with pow
er to appoint the necessary assistants. police,
patrol and gate keeper; and to him Is entrnst-
ed the preservation Of order on the grounds.
The Bond of A. Wallace Ward, as Treasurer
Of the Association. was presented and APP
proved.
On motion the ivan Bureu Cernet Band y
was invited to be present on both days of the
Fair.
On motion 1t was, - NI
Reseired. That grand Tournament will be
held and constitute II feature Of the Fair. at
which al Brave knights and Fair La
dies. desiring to exhibit their skill as riders.
are invitsd to attend. Liberal premiums will
be awarded to successful riders.
On motion. the meeting adjourned until
Friday the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
G. WILCOX. President.
J. NEAL, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

,s- We are indebted to Col. HARRISON. U
Mail Agent for having the mails leaving
Louis Thursday morning. which have us
|,ly been stopped at Fayetteville over sun
IL, sent through. We now get on Monday
h mail that has heretofore been received
Tuesday morning. We called the attrn-
bn Of Col. ii. to this fact when here few
Iys since and he promised to give look to
|. matter. and did so.
We are also glad to, notice that we shall
lye stage seven times now, instead OF SIX
heretofore. arriving here at night or after
|on-giying u. our st. Louis mails tw'elf'
mrs sooner.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

iS- We had the pleasure of q call from Mr.,
lib. MILLS and Brother and Mr.. WoRTHING-
Is. who are acting for the King Iron
fdge Company. of lola, Kansas. They
km to he full Of energy and their offer is a
beral one We learn our County Court has
|tercd into contract with this Company
J the construction OF two Iron Bridges, one
ross Clear Creek, the other across Flat
bck Total length Of the bridges 270 feet.
bese are permanent improvements The
kunty pays for them in 10 year bonds. bear
y 10 per cent. interest per annum payable
|hi.annually-the County having the right
redeem one-tenth of the principal annual
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

DIR. GREELEY ON GRANTS RECENT PrE-
roRMANCE AT SYRACUSE Let victors on
that well contested field strut their little
hour. The country needs more thor
ongh awakening to the peril and mischief
of tempting al executive to WELD and use
official patronage for his own personal
aggrandizmept. and thus allowing the
satellites OF power to abuse their little
brief authority for their own profit under
the guise of devotion to their chief The
lesson taaghtat Syracuse is richly worth
its cost aud II is not possible that ],
should pass unhceded. 20 '..- t'' =
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q H a. Il
He' The King OF Bavaria Kindly per,
ued Doct. j, G. Aver to have a copy
Nen Of Raueh's celebrated colossal
a'ue OF Victory, which belongs to the
["arlan crown aud stands At the enter'
cc OF the Royal Palace at Munich.
ne Doctor had It Cast IS bronze, and
tS presented it to the City OF Lowell,
aere it stands in the Park and symbo )
Ees lle triumphs ofboth freedom and
s'c'ne. Her manufactures are the
"e OF Lowell. and foremost among
sh Ayers \ Mediclnes make her name
'N'ally remembered by the nnnumherl
NJ multitude who are cured by them OF
D,ung and often dangerous Diseases
"oston Journat pf1
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Valuable Building Lots.

S r. LYON, offers for sale a valuable
track Of Land, situate in Log Town 1t
is pleasantly located and laid out with
Streets and Lots. For sale at bargain
For further Information apply to G
WILCOX. ......,,,.I.,,r l,tA.Innnnll. II.
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The Van Buren, Press,
VAN RuREN, ARKANSAS.

o.v.r OFrER.-Peters' Musical Monthly
october is to hand, containing fifteen
..,;hI pieces of music, printed from full
music plates. 1t can be had for thirty
:. The Publisher also offers to send, post
b, for one dollar, six back numbers, con-
rniuc from ninety to one hundred pieces oI
,;ee new music. -wortk at ieast $50. Send
!, order to the Publisher, J. l.. Peters. sos
a,dway. New York, and our word for it
= will get your moneys worth.
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Post Office News Room |!

We are glad to know that our enter
Using Deputy Postmaster has opened
News Room, at the Post Office, where
/ St Louis Dailies and Wcckles and
the P.ctorials and Monthlies can be
fd, Let sufficient encouragement he
ven the enterprise to make it paving
p. permanent institution, Snbscrip-
Pms received FOR all papers and furnish
at short notice. IC VJss-S
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|cry r. II. LEE.-We have a half dozen
90 beautiful pictures of this distinguished
[triot sent to us for sale. 1t is pronounced
[ he the best likcress of Gen. Lee ever is
.od In order to dispose of them at once
|. are authorized TO sell them at reduced
,i,e Those in want should apply soon.
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kF Mr.. William N. I,wton Of Ch,r,r.tor.

fF Mr.. William NJ. I.swton Of Charleston.
I, now in England. writes to a friend I'm
rnwcll South Carolina. ms follows: "Ifuur
Bp Of cotton falls below 3 100000 balcs, high
ices will surely rule the coming season hut
must not be pressed roo freely on sale The
Eumption is very large. and spinners full
employed. j know of one firm OF sea is-
Pr spinnsrs who are clearing $1,000 per
fek at their Mills" stt
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
Death of Totten.
Sr. tot,rs. October 3.

Gen. james Totem who was Gen
LYONS principal artillery officer at the
battle of Wilson's Creek, and who sub
scqucntly served under several other gen
erals during the.war, died Yesterday at
the residence Of Gen. Smith, in Sedalia
county, Missouri '" /,
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

}yr Every old Pedagogue that turns up
" days Is dubbed Professor. The School
|ng one of this sort about for the past
fnth-Proft:) BRuNnR 4 "broken down
hack" and the laughing stock of every
kence he made part Of .I..t ta4tr
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

S- Hon A. w. BIsnop, one Of the COM
'soncrs appointed to select the site for the
RInstral School. passed through Friday on
way to Fayetteville to examine what
|ashington County bad to present. Z,
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

EF A Newtown man poor means
hut lofty feelings having expressed de.
sire to I've hurried with pomp, his well
meaning but misguided relatives planted
him in \ colored graveyard. ..
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

f- Capt JonN PRTcHARD. who in the alb
ce Of Col, j. o Churchill. L. s. District
Dr., performs the duties of the Office. drop
in on us " ednesday. John is a courteous.
liable gentleman, and withal a superior
printer. "a &..,. .s..~
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MelOdeOn For Sale.

"A No. Meloden is offered for sale at n
|pGAIN. 1t is a superior instrument and in
|od condition. and only sold to give place
ia Organ. Apply to Rev. j. c. KENNEDY.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

kS- DR.. L. e. WHITE and family who have
IN absent North during the summer
|nths, returned saturday. We are glad to
them safe back again.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

rT Debt is q horse that is always
trying to throw its rider. Fools ride him
hsrsbackcd, and without bride. +..
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

fS" We have never before known such a
krcity Of burter. eggs, chickens. potatoes.
Lee we have been in Van Buren,. Every
Eng uf the kind brings a good price.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

tE~ Judge Il. d. HAM. accompanied. AZ
fCcnncll would shy, by his private secre-
n" passed through on Saturday to Fort
PIth for the purpose ofholsing Court at that
Dee The Judge will proceed without re-
u to the Neal Bill.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

iT'- Mr.. CALLY THoMPs0N presents us with
lime sample of Pumpkins-one Of which Is
whaler. These. by the way. are some oI
Iny's own raising. We acknowledge.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

Rs- j. II. HucKEI BERRY, U. s. Attorney
4 Western District arrived home on Friday
Pm Helena. where he has been in attendance
! the first setting Court at that place. y
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

ff- Gen. PIERCE of the Patriot FIT. Smith,
pnt a day In our town on Wednesday
nored US with \ call. - Ii.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

kTy- Mr.. M. LYNCH arrived home from New
bk, on Sunday. He returns looking finely
u has large stock Of goods on the way
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

1T Col ). A, LocKnART has purchased
on Broad Street preparatory to putting
abrick dwelling House.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
Fancy Glassware,

DRESERVE Dishes. Glass Sets. ETC.. etc. ~
l. well as Il fall assortment of Goods usual
ly kept in general store Cali and see for
yourselves. All goods sold very cheap for
cash or country produce, at
july c. T. HARVEI'S.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

1T All the Gins in town are receiving all
cotton they can attend to from morning
til night. '" "''
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

y - Truth is violated by falschood.
~ n.y. u may be equally outraged BY sill
W. io HrI' .
Rsa q ff-tf t| .r ff
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

(8- Lynch's New Steam Cotton Gin is now
|der full headway.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10

y Two-horse Studebaker thlmble skeln W. A.
= CONS, with brakes and bows complete.
FOUR four horse iron-axle. Pennsylvania
built wagons. On consignment for sale Low
FOR CASH. by u g. WILLIAMS Il Co.
may 9.IO.
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Clothing.

A large supply of Patent Beam Balances
n for weighing seed cotton.
scp5 u C.WILLIAS & co.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
Childrcns shoes
w aGOnS

Tn great variety OF style and quality, at %
/ iulyl as.-nrl c. +. HARvEr's.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-10
Sea Moss Farinc

NERMICILLT. Maccaroni, Sardines. Oys-
Y tsrr, ptr., a. q. T, Hlrvsy's.
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For Fever and A&ae, Inteeulittsue yevoA
Chill Fever, Hemittent TSvsh Dnrnb
Asus, Periodical or Hilious Teyes. 49,
sud indeed al The anecttons which artso
nom nalasteuss nssshs - snlasuate
poisons. rs s,,,asa nay 4hds "a =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
Skhnrilf'e s:ssc.

STINT, nj Fiseoasia-- In he Circuit Court q
| Wood Eo,atg
Gerard b. Anep. Plaintiff, against Henry
Reed Defendant
Nv virtue Of an exec4 ion issued ont Of and
uGdc, the seal of the Circuit t"ntt OF the
County Of " ood to me direc,Hd ana deliE'
ed, and dated the second day OF January, A.
b. 1871, against the goods cialtetS. lands
and trDementS Of the said Il 'ury Reed, /
shall expose for sale aud sell at public auc.
ton, to ,le highest bidder, for cash, AT the
front door of thr Court House, IN the city Of
Grand Rapids, Comfy of Wood and State Of
OF Wisconsin, on Friday, the 18th lay Of
February 4, p. 1871, at 3 o'clock IN the at
tcruoon nf said day, atl the right, Il lie and
interest which the saidllculy Reed hRd on the
29ih day OF MAY 1867, or has since acquired
ia and to the following described Ian ds, to
Wit; The east half Of the north east ga after
and the soalh west quarter et the North east
quarter aud de south half of the north west
quarter aud the north east quarter Of the
north west qu1rter, and the west halt OF the
south west quarter and the north east quar-
ter O. the south west quarter OF SECTION D,
and the north east quarter aud the south
halt Of thc south west quarter, aud the north
half OF he south east quarter, aud the south
easl quarter ri the south east quarter, OF see
ton d, in township p north, range east,
and the south half OF The south east quarter,
and toe north west quarter of the south east
quarter aud the south east quarter OF the
south west quarter, and the south halt OF the
north east quarter, aud the north east quar-
tel Of the south east quarter of section SO,
and the north cast quarter OF the north east
al.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
Is Prince IFtHHr ,Vattty "

The Lancet says 1t Is gHng the
rounds of the papers both on this and
the other side Of the ocean, that His
Royal llIghness, Prince Arthur, wNS
inebriatcd when visiting ID New York
We have made it our business - bad
ont the facts of the ca>e, and arG
pleased to say there is 10 truth 10 the
report. We are assured he only drank
what his medical attendants advised
him, and that was the celebrated
warmers Nlnum Nitn, or the Wine
Of llfe. THIS is 40 article very gener.
ally used and highly recommended
as the most wholesome, para and deli
cious stimulating beverage anil tonne
in use, andis snpatlss d @inos N any
o,ler liquor and shn to- Kept il
eyry family. Il il tor saie everywhere
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
The Governors Message.

Our space being too limited 10 pub
fish the annual message Of Gov. Fair
child entire, we will have to content
ourselves by giving orr readers q
brief synopsis Of the document.
He urges prudence and economy
in the making Of appropriations, and
the management Of the finances. The
.loaning Of the trust funds to the
school districts for the erection OF
school buildings, as provided for by
the law Of last winter, il commended
as wise both in an educational and
financia! point Of view. lie is of the
opinion that the school and universe.
" lands are selling for less than their
value, and he therefore recommends
that they be Withdrawn from market,
and re-appraised to the end, that they
may return as large an amount to the
educational funds as possible.
The concurrence of the present
legislature in he amendment to the
constitution, adopted at the last sess
ion, prohibiting special legislation on
certain subjects is urged. We trust
that this recommendation may be
adopted. We have a vast deal more
legislation than is necessary, and, as
legislation is n costly luxury, we
should have a limit against too great
indulgence in it. The Governor es.
Inmates That the adoption Of this
amendment will decrease the bulk Of
legislation one half; but we should
say two thirds, and the cost Of the
sessions in the same ratio. Another
benefit to be derived would be the
greater amount Of time and attention
that would be bestowed upon the
Legislation actually required. A large
part Of the general legislation each
session is worthless because it is
crowded throu III without sufficient
deiberation, aud the result IN that
much time of each session is spent in
undoing the work Of the preceding
one. Thus a quadrt Pile expense is
entailcd upon the State to no pur
pose: time (Which is money! in pass
ing these imperfect a. useless laws
money in publishing them, time in re
pealing them, and money for publish
ing the laws repeating them. These
are facts which every legislator ought
to ponder. We think it capable OF
demonstration that all the legislation
actually needed 10y the State can hc
hal for one fourth Of wha, we now
pay.
The G rvernor rcnews his recon
menha,lon for a law compelling he
attendance upon school Of eye,y ehIl |
in the State. a law of this l>lfVF
properly framed, would he Of bench,
to children, and, therefore, to the
Stale
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
T.1A-DEED NOTICE.
Office tIerk Of Board Of Supervisors,
Wpad fnnnfv fTiauc,,a;,

7WEee t7eFE q B0dJR q lS0percI20rs,
Wood Coanty, Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ described lands ere sold by the County
Treasurer of Wood county on the LIST day
of September, 1868, for the taxes and char
ges thereon for the year 1857, aud the same
are yet unrcdeemed AT this office aud the
holders of certificates of sale Of said lands
will be entitled to a tax daed thereon, in ac,
cordanoe with the laws Of this State, unless
redeemed on or before the St day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1871. The interest and charges are
computed to tho lust day Of redemption
Given under my hand at Grand Rapids,
this 10th day Of December, A. D. 1870 -
l.. 7. POWERS
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
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Tuesday, Dec. 9th, 1870.
Wy I9FH,
City Clerk.

Tuesday, Dec. eth, 1870.
Council met.
Present, Mayor Powers, and Aid
Stevenson, Reeves and Norton.
Bin of l. h Warner for use Of stove, pre-
seated and allowed ~ fill at A. 50,
On motion Council a1j,uns.
{. Q. BAKER,
City Clerk.
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CITY Council Proceedings.
Cry OF GRAND RApps,
"Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1870.


Wednesday, Nov. is, 1870
Special meeting of the Councll call
ed.
Present, Mayor Powers, and all the
Aldermen.
The Go nnittre, consisting of AID.
Reeves aud Homier, appointed to
consult with Mr.. Npeves aud others,
in regard to the right Of way to the
river al or near the old ferry landing,
report as follows: That Mr.. Neeyes
would sell The ground at the ferry
landing, to be used as street, for
$25 per foot near the LeBleux sal
Don for SIS per foot, aud that below
the bridge near kromer's, Mr. Necvcs
would donate the ground 10 the city,
to be used as a street Also that the
Committee had conferred with Mr..
Worden, and he would sell strip
ten feet wide from Front Street to
the Wisconsin River near the ferry
landing, for $40 per foot.
On motion report received and
Committee discharged,
Council adjourned.
SETH REEVES,
CIcrk, pro tenn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
DYSPEPSIA
warmers Dvpepsi:, Tonic i
COUGH NO MORE
warmers Calgh Eaisan,

healing, soft ming I'D expectoratins. The
extraogdina'y powerlt possesses in immeai-
ately relieving, and Eventually curing, the
most obstinate of Cough4, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchiti, Influenza, catarrh,
IIoarseness, Asthmahnd Consumption is al
mos. Incredible ) prompt is the relief
and certain its effecH in all the above cases,
or any affection Of tie throat aud lunss, that
thousands Of physicians are daily preserib.
ing It, and Que aud III say that Is the mos.
healing and expectdating Ieedistae kno&n.
One dose always affeds relief, ard in most
cases one bottle aeets a cure Sold by
druggists, in large bQtties Price One Dol
lar. It is your own huitif you still cough
and suffer The BaIhm viii care.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-01-19
MAR RAGE GUID Z,
EVERY ONE uIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for married persons OF
those about to be married both male and
female, in ever thing concerning the phys
iology and relations Of our sexual systems
and the production and prevention Of off
spling, including all the new discoveries
never before given IN the English language,
by WIN YOUNG, NJ, d. This ~ really a
valuable and interesting work. 1t is written
in plain language for the general readeI
and is illustrated wish numerous engrayiogs.
All Young married people, or those contems
plating marriage, and having the least in.
pediment to married life, should read this
book II discloses secrets thit every one
should be acquainted with, still ii j. a book
that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. II will be sent 10 any address on re-
eep, Of 30 cts. Address On, Nh YOUNG,
No il6 Spruce Street abcye Fourth, Phil
adelpha
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Clcrk, pro tenn.

w iilANilti5 NJ Ny'hiN'i IN'F' 49,
Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1870.
COUNCIL met.
Present, Mayor Powers, aud all
the Aldermen except lngraham and
HOMER.
On motion
Ortiered That there be and hereby is ap.
ptopra:el to each and every Clerk and In
spector Of election, for services at the Nov,
election, 1870, the sun Of S3 each, and that
orders be drawn upon the City Treasurer for
the same.
Proposition Of Geo. Neeves, in re.
gard to right Of way to the river, pre-
scented as follows, to wit
l. Geo Neeves, propose 10 leava open the
etossing TO the river as it is now 6&ed, op
posile ] . LaBreehes shop, 20 feet wide
lhe cnsuiae winter, free from expense 30 the
city, provided proceedings to open street
at or near aaid place be discontinued, and
and npon the express conditions Vh"reat ,
such action ah,il not effect the rights OF the
city or Of myself, bnt said tEot7 TO be sas
pended aud remain upon the breaking up o
the river IN the spring, precisely the same
at this time"
On motion Of AID. Stevenson said
proposition accepted.
Bill Of G. o. Baker, for max ing registry
lists, allowed in fun at Sl8
On motjon'Conncil adjourned until
Tuesday, Dee, 9th, 1870.
{. o BAKER,
City Clerk.
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OUR AGENTS.

The following are the only authorized
agents to transact business for he REPORTER,
and their receipts frr advertising will be
honored until further notice:
s. NJ. Petiingll q CO., New York City.
Peaslee Il Co. g.
Cook, Cobnri, 4 Co Chicago, Ill
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TIE WAR News lie Mans has
been captured and occupied by the
French army. De Chanzcy1s defeat
was complete with loss, during
three days Sighting, of 10000, The
bombardment Of Rlris still continues,
aud the shells Of the Prusaians pene,
tfatc nearer and nearer to- TIE heart
Of the city. Many women and chill
drcn have been killed.