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tn We learn that Senator Clayton has in
troduced a bill tc remove the Court, for the
Western District Of Arkansas, back to Van
Buren,. That Is right aud we have no doubt
il will be done. /" Justice Is slow but sure. Z"
Let Senator Clayton rectify the great wrong
done Crawford county, In removing the Court
from hero without any justitiable reason. and
he will dcsere well Of her people.-F. B,
Press.
When you got the Court moved over. we
will have transfer Of the reserve made at the
same time. Won't that to.--F. s. Herald.
What was II the devil proposed to transfer
TO the Saviour. when he took him up on to the
Nouat-" worlds and kingdom?" How kind
ofyou. Fort Smith is ever provcrbial for
banking on what does not belong to her, and
like Artemus Ward are ready to sacrifice all
ftheir first wives relations" IL need be. to
make a"splurg." You would transfer the
Garrison property. would you? ...
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Bowen left for Washington he told the Gov
ernor that under the present auspices they
could not carry five thousand votes in the
State. Bowen fully understands the situa.
tion Of the "State-house thieves" Of which
he Is one. and laboring under the played out
bolting" minority as to his chances for
Senstor we do not wonder that he should give
vent 70 the truth that Is so patent TO every
intelligent person in the State.-L. Il. Journal
We thought the situation was looking bad
for the Mnstrels. but did not think the case
was quite so desperate. Only 5000 votes in
the State. We will do better than that by
them
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Track. Laying Resumed.

twithstanding all the complications, tri'
ais and tribulations, traek-laying en- our rail,
ROAD has commenced again. Ten miles will
be comp pleted at once, which will save the land
grant. and We can but trust that the work
once begun, will be pushed ON. This is What
the Little Rock Daily Repuolicgaof Of the 24th
has to say: g
A construction train left Argenta yesterday
afternoon for the end OF the track on the Lit
tie Rock and Fort Smith railroad, In erder To
com plete the ten miles necessary to secure
the congressional land grant, which expires
May 18th, next A full corps of workmen
Was sent out, and there VIII be no difficulty
experienced In finishing the necessary num-
her number OF miles by the date mentioned.
The road is already tied ten mile, beyond
Lowisourg station, and all that Is needed Is
putting on the iron. We trust the affairs Of
the road will permit Of a speedy resumption
of work all along the line, and that ere many
moons our border neighbors can run down 70
the capital every day or two.
The Gazette closes long article on this
road, after stating the situation it is in, as
follows: t
Since tho above was in type we have heard
an arrangement has been made by the COM
pany to insure The laying OF the additional ten
miles Of the road by Mr.. Steaccy, so AS TO save
the land grant, and all other matters of liti-
gatisn are left untouched. This will neither
retard nor hasten decision by the courts nor
interfere IN any manner with the rights OF
parties to the suits. We are glad ofthis much,
and hope now all will go as merry as mar
rage bell and before another year passes tine
locomotive &C. G. Scott" will 20 snortng
and rearing and pitching into Van Buren,,
bringing rladjng tidings and welcome greet
ings from Little Rock. so mote it be
The Lewisburgh Vide Audke, of the 25th,
says, "we are glad to be able to make the an
nouncement that work has commenced on the
Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad. A large
amount Of iron has been received at the de-
pot. and track laying will commence inmc-
diately. We are glad to hear Of it,"
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

The troubles in the Indian Country. Secre-
tsry DELANo, who has made trip through a
portion Of the Indian Country, telegraphs
from Muskoges, date Of the Goth to Washing
ton, confirming tho reported murder OF Uni
ted States officers a few days since. lie states
that much disorder prevails in the Indian
country, which is produced by bad white
men, and asks that instructions be given the
military to expel these men, and suggests the
establishment Of district court for that sec.
ton. a
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n Erergetc efforts are being made. by

tH- Erergetc efforts are being made. by
both Minstrel and Brindle, to have large gath
erings at the Conventions at Little Rock, on
the 18th and 22d Of May. All the Counties in
this, section OF the State have calls for two
Conventions for nominating Delegates. There
will be no testing the relative strength Of Il
two wings, until election, as they hold sepa-
rate conventions and on different days.
It is well acknowledged fact that the
Brindlcs are gaining strength every day. as
1t was not long since, that there was but one
or two bold enough to show their hands, but
now you run against them at every corner In
the county. I
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u The Cherokee Advocate Of the goth says
that the Bridge on the N. X. & T. railroad,
ever the Arkansas Is said to be sinkingin one
place.
Also, that Mrs Downing, wife Of the Prin-
cipal Chief, died on Thursday evening the
18th inst, at her residence near Tahlequah.
We believe the Chief was but recently mar.
ried to Miss Smith of Pennsylvania.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

SEMI WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT Capt. BARRY
has changed the name of his paper to the
Transcript, and, highly imbued with the spir-
it of enterprise that is rife in the flourishing
town of Dardanelle has launched out a semi
weekly paper. We are glad to record this
evidence of the prosperity of this free out
spoken democratic paper-and wish it q
thousand fold increase of wealth and pros
perity.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

"WrEpINd OUT. I'VE learn that the Royal
Blue or Black League OF this place, has cont
menced "wecding out, )" troublesome aspir.
ants for office, or in other words, there not
being enough offices to 20 round, the League
are, on one plea and another, turning ou,
some of its aspiring members. Frank Bear
den was summarily dismissed at the last meet,
ing, on motion of Mr.. Wells, seconded by
Prof Orrick, for intimating that lie would
like little Of the chicken pie" There no,
being enough to fill all the hungry craws
Frank had 10 leave--which he did in double
quick, SO says our reporter.
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tE- Our Fort Smith neighbors don't believe
with u. 5. Commissioner DELAEo, that the cs-
tablishment ofs U. 8. District Court at Fort
Gibsom. will remedy the existing troubles
complained Of 10 the Indian Country. Per-
haps. there may be some cause for the : milk y
In our friends cocoannts, on the othersids
Of the river.
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eE- The Little Sock Gazette says, 1t is a
fact, as furnished by the census bureau that
ia 1860, the State, County. town and city tax
es in the State Of Arkansas amounted only
to S635.393.
1t is A fact, also. that in 1870 the taxes paid
by the same was s2.9S2 932
1t is a fact, also, that the State tax collected
for 1871 amounted to more than the state
County, town and city taxes of the State in
1850. The latter represents government
when administered by honest men-the for
mer by progressive radicalism'"
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III \ Washington correspondent Of the
st. st louis Times of April e5th. says that
although the time and place for holding the
Democratic National convention are not IN.
vorably liked, Is understood the Fourth of
July will be the time and St i.ou. the place.
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u A Chicago dispatch Of the 2lst says,
that Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan has ordered two
companies from Gricrson's command to oceu-
py Fort Gibson. It Is rumored that Capt. I.
A. BALDWIN win have charge OF the squad at
that point
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Making Up States.

The Little Rock Gazette says there are
many great men in Arkansas, or men who
want to be great, or imagine they are great
already. The aspirann for nomination on
the three State tickets republican, are as
abundant as black berries in August, Here is
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

tT A correspondent Of the Little Rock
Gazette. recommends Hon. HERMAN CARLTON.
as candidate fer one Of the vacancies on the
Supreme Court Bench Of the State Of Arkan-
sas, at the next election.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

t8-A Democratic meeting at Cane I'M
expressed Its preference in favor Of Hon. Z
A. EDglIsh. OF Little Rock, for Governor. The
old Democracy Of Cane nm are evidently
mot for Joe." '3e 90
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GONE Ur.-From what we can learn of tie
condition Of affairs in regard to the Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroad. there is not the
least hope for the laying of the required ten
miles of the road to secure the grant of land.
The Iron is under an attachment and the
lands will be forfeited, and the road sold for
debit s. Independent.
Not SO fast, "old man." Come over in
about three months and sec the Iron horse" "
snorting into Van Buren, Notice also the
fact that work is being pushed on to save the
land Grant.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

II The Batesvillc Times announces the
death Of Mr.. Thomas s. Carter, a citizen OF
Independence county for forty-nve years.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

tB Several steamboat loads Of iron have
been shipped up White river for the Cairo &
Fulton railroad east of that river.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

tB- BARRY, of the Transcript, not satisfied
with semi weekly-now wants plug hat.
What next?
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

sB- We get the st Louis Mails now In
about 50 hours. Don't understand how the
Netc Era gets the same in ~ hours.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

a. Ameetlng OF the Directory OF the Ag-
riculturaa and Mechanical Association Craw-
ford Coupty, Will be held ut Van Buren on
the 9Th day OF May. See notice In another
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30
JENKs BROWN;
COMMERCIAL AGENT

Represents the following Saint Ie,i
Houses:
ADEN. BURR & CO., Flour and Con.
mission.
r. SUFFERT & CO., Produce and Pm.
visions, tt.t
LEWIS DORSHEIMER, Saddlery Man.
ufaeturer.
CLAFLIN, ALLEN & CO., Boot and Sho.
JObbers.
BRADFORD & RAINwATER, Hat,
Caps and Furs.
JOHN G. ALLEN SONS, Dry Good,
Notions and Clothing.
FISHER & ELAN. Tobacco Manufse,
turers.
J. II. GARNHART & CO., Imported .ul
Domestic Liquors.
STEWART & NEEDHAM, Western Agent
for CLIMAX MOWERS, REAP.
ERS. WAGONS - HAY CUT.
TIERS, and manufacturers Of Grubbcr,
Stump Pullers, etc.
dee. 17.7l.yl &
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MINSTREL SLATE.

hlNsl INi-L SIai
For Governor-Captain 0. a. IIadley.
For Lieutenant Governor-Captan James
W Mason. colored.
Fer Secretary Of State--Colonel James Ter
rams, white
For Auditor-Gen. Stephen Wheeler.
For Trcasurer--(Ieueral W. A. Colt.
Fer Attorney General-W cary Wearisome
Wiltshire.
For Commissioner OF State Lands. W,
Lewis.
For Superintendent Of the Penitcntiary-
j. NJ. Peek.
For Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court-The Highland Piper (Searle) and
George W. McCown,
For Congressman at Large-W. H. Gray,
colored.
For Congrcssman-First District-J. +.
White colored.
For Congressional District-v. v.
Smith
For Congress-Third District-E. d. Ham.
RRINpLE SLATE.
For Governor--Joseph Brooks.
For Lieutenant Goyernor--W. L. Grace.
For Auditor-J II Berry.
For Trcasurer-En H. Vance.
For Attorney General-W G. Whipple.
For Commissioner ef State Lands-Daniel
Webster
For Superintendent Of the penitcntary-
+. A. Fulton, colored
For Associate justices Of the Supreme
Court--W. NJ. Harrison. John Whytock.
For Congressman at Large--J. l.. Hodges.
For Congress-First District-L. ii. Roots
For Congress-Sccond District--John y,
Williams.
For Congress--Third District Thcs. Bol1s
LIBERAL SLATE.
For Governor, Isaac Murphy.
For Lieutenant Governor, DR.. John Kirk
wood.
For Secretary Of State, Q. X. Underwood.
For Auditor, j. X. Berry.
For Treasurer. Enoch II Vance.
For Attorney General. W. NJ. Fishback.
For Commissioner OF State Lands, John +
Owen,
For Superintendent of tho Penitentiary
-----.
For Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court W. Nj. Harrison, Elisha Baxter.
For Congressman AT Large-D, u. {. Moore
For Congress. First District W, b. Padgett
For Congress, Second District, ID. J Smith
For Congress, Third DisIrht, Liberty Bart,
lett. .........
1t is proper to state that our friends DR.
Kirkwood and Judge Underwood are both
prominently spoken Of as first on the aboyG
ticket. -
! The above is simply the different states that
we have heard made up. What there Is In
them remains to be seen.--L r. Gdtetts,
/
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n Office.

rJNHE o-partnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name of WILLIAMS WHITFIELD, is dissolved
6y Limitation this day. Hereafter the firm W i'll
be signed by either OF the undersigned in liquidation
only Persons indebted to said firm will settle with
either of as u. c. WILLIAMS,
WIN. WHITFIELD.
April 30, 1872,
MY late partner WM. WHITFIELD, will continue
the business heretofore done by Williams Whitfield
and cordially recommend him to the patronage and
to the confidence of those of our customers who wil
need accomm modatons their crops. shall do a
strictly CASH BARTER business and will try TO mcr-
st the patronage which may be bestowed on me.
d. g. WILLIAMS.
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g. TIE Van furen post Office /. soon to be
made Money Order Office. twill be great
accommodation TO eur citizens.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30

UrCottonl Ia New York, on the 2sth, dull
At a0,< csnts. sAai DstclyoA ahg ,lgue
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ADMINISTRATORS NOrtCE::

ADMINISTRATORS SOriCE:
Orphan Court Of Saint Nary's County, Set -.
Oct l, 1872.
NVtERED BY THE. COURT, Tha, Mary l..
~ Graves ans VIM r Graves, adminisira-
.'oItN W GRAVES,
late Of St Mary's county, Mary land, deceased,
give the notice required by law TO the deccas-
ed 5 creditors to exhibit their claims, and that
the same bc published once week for six sue
ccssive weeks IN the st Mary's Beacon.
IAxss + 81 tt.ar,
Register Will for st Nary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, we hereby
give notice that ". have ob,aincd from the Or
phans' Court of ST. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters ofadm:ni.tratiTn en- The person estate u
John " Graves, late of said county, deceased =
All persons having claims az ainst the said dc
ceased are hereby notified TO exhibit the SANE
with the proper -'ouciers attached thereto, to
the subscribers on or before the Sd aay Of psiI,
1873, they will otherwi Use by Law be exeiudsl
from the benefits of the said estate. All persons
Indebted 20 The deceased requested to make
immediate pay ment to the subscribers.
NARY l. GRAVES,
WM = GRAVES,
Administrator:
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Academy OF The Sacred Heart
RosEcRo FT,
ST IyJCOkS p d

ST. LS7C0E p. D,

HE Ladies Of the Sacr~d Heart have opened
y m Academy for Young Ladies .. scsrcross.
81. Mary's conssy-
This henuiifai location offers s<sfy advantage
which can be desired for surf an ins,ituticn. -
The property IS extensive. safild with enitivap
trd grounds and srarss III woodland. The ia,
eiiities for sea-ba,hirg gin form an additional
attraction.
The plan OF stpSles l. the same IS that adop.
ted in the Iussitaticss Of the Sacrrd Heart.
The scholastic year consists cftwo sessions o.
ave iponths each. The classes will or,n on the
Est Wednesday In Sepsember, bot rsrtis may
b seceissl q aay ioe aariag ~ SeaR.
Excspt n cases q protracsea ilihess. - H.
duesion will be made foy absence, or tcr with.
drawal before the Close If the session.
Board and Tuition in Enefish and
FreueA. per annafn. $50 %
Use 0f Books and Snticrefy, Q Cd
Washing. 10 o.
Music, including NE u Pisno. IS o.
ue Of BedainG, So 4eC
The above amounts are reqnited semi-sneu
ally In advance. The ususi extra charges arS
made for Instruction in the Latin. German and
Spanish Languages, Drawing, Painting, etc.
sept g. lSs2-2mv----
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and mailing lack numbers
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TRESPASs NOTICE.

Persons are fOrewarned against tres
passing with DOG or gun CT ID sny other
manner upon any part Of my fasrf knoun
rs "SUNNYSlDE." lSsaiel In Chapti-
co district. Against all parties olsad-
ing, the law will be rigidly enforced.
WM A KIRK.
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Boarding House.

~ Rs. HAYDN and Mrs POI.E; daush-
M sers Of VIM 7 Maddox. Esqr., late
IL Leonardtown, Nd. having removed
from Saratoga st:eetto North Colvsr, street
No: "a. are prepared to receive
Permanent, Ira nsicns and TIA.
03A 1earacra,
The house vss formerly called the Club
House and 10 located shove Barnuu'.
Hotel
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Licensed Ave,,o,..,.

u NJ. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
W. Aaetioneer according to the Liccuse
Laws ofthe United States, gives notice that he
will attend TO the sale Of all real or personal
property tina, may he offered at public auction
inst. Mary's county. Address, r " Edwards,
Great Mills P o.; 81 Mays eornty, Nd.
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NOTICE TO TRESpAssERs.

Persons are warned not trespass with
dog or gun ur on ny horfe farm Known
as "HolIyweod' and they are forbidden
to ca,eh oysters in the waters Of Herring
Creek. sdjaccnt to- the shores q said es.
ate The iaw will be- enforced against
+. II persoss violating this notice.
IA LYNCH.
r., Al, 1s-o-2-
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100 acres,

more or less.
This land is in q fair state Of eultiva-
ton. well adapted to the growth of tn,
staple pr, ducts Of this section, aud has
uron il an abundance Of wood and tim
bcr. The improv emcnts consist of
small! comfortable Dwelling, Birn, Sta
b.es, etc. l, is conveniently located to
churches, mills. past office aud steamboat
Lar diugs, snd the line Of the Washing
ton City AID Point Lookout Railroad
runs through it,.
THE TERMS OF SALE,
rs prescribed by the Decree. are: One
third of tho purchase money to be paid
In eash on the day Of sale. ihc balance in
twelve Q, d cighteen months thereafter
che purchaser - give Ais notes for the
deferred payments, With such security as
the Trustee shall approve. the same 10
bear interest from the day ef sale.
E-~ j. PARRAN CRANE,
.. Esstee.
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,-TLE.NiX.

ntleman, for tho
eth In this roan-
journal Of Amer
aud Proprietors,
oual labors, are
large number OF
,ular Contribu-
l many Leading
he Country, East
,ndred Occasion
rtly In the ranks
tticulturalists OF
b. With the CO.
4 practical nkn,
ssess exceptional
n,ecourlanica-
IA In the Produces
he who cultivate
Buyer aud SHIP
the Crop-Brs&-
hcir Custou.rs-
hinery and thoss
Surssrymen a;d
TO supply M;'es
S., prospects and
Bon, a. throwing
5,riant Of all qass-
60 sell.
eman 10 pubiishest
runs. when paid
bpy, one. $2-so;
hitionai copy for
he club; Ten Co
bpy for the ysAs
4 Address
I Publishers,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

RY virtue Of an Order obtain 4 f,o,,
- the Orphans Court of Sc. M,
County. the undersigned, Administered.
Of VIM. Blair. late OF Sc. Mays coup.
y deceased. will Offer at public sale, q.
the late rcsidence Of the sail deceased
Situated in "Bcdlam Meek So. Marv's
eornty. on
Wednesday, the 18th of No
vember next,
ct fair. If not, the 6rst fair day lshere.f-
ter.C the personal estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of
40 HORSES,
4COLTS,
4YoKE OXENs, 4
CATTLE. ...-
SHEEP,
HOGS.
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
2OX-CARTs,
WAGONS and
HARNESS,
BUGGY and
HARNESS,
CORN,
PROVENDER,
CROP TOBACCO,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
WHEAT THRESHER, &C., &c.
Also, on the following day. on the
farm called "MaitaPoai." the follow ng
described personal estate.
CATTLE.
HORSES.
HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &C., g..
TERMS OF SALE.
For all sums Of Ten Dollars and under.
casa-over thai amount. credit of fou.
months will be given. tho purchasers
giving bond with al proved security, bear
ing interest from day of sale.
JANE A. SHOEMAKER,
Administratix.
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that they are prepared to attend to the sale OF
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FOR CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT

The frieais of Col. THEOPiLtS HARRI-
Sun rccom;-end him as = candidate for Clerk
Of the Circuit, Cour, Of 81. Mays county.
June %, lSt3.