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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEy-In steamship Leipzig, April s-Lou Helmer'
Martin GuldDer H. haack Coec Mrs. Chas W. Lnler Mrs
Francis O. Young Christian Kopp. Caroline Schulz Samuel Strauss
Her Rose Strauss and child Johanne Sassen Renhs
Buad Meyer Franz Koh Therese aissne Bsbes
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MORNING POST.

"Mo completely the truth ofthe Beeged Residents views
roboratei by the revelations contained in the diary which
pennei with much diligence and persistent observation the
from the ultra amusing and serve conunc
ton with little anecdotes brighten portions
the diary well enghen the various points relating
the progress Of the These deoy remarks afford
idea OF the contents Of this comprehensive and sb written
We have however sbssined from of the
work avoid oreang the interest With which will be read Parts
the diary printed Tor the frat tine and thus
tive which even in imperfect state received With great favor
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NINIATIIRE ALMANAC.

snu n.es., 5:3G $50 Moon hses... 5l4
DAY.
SAM, Hook go G;J2 Island. TOT Hell Gate Peu. $50
WATER THIS DAY-P n.
Island. 9lT
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"Many Of the letters equal in descriptive execution the finest dena
on Of similar novels or say in Cses Frederick
the Great OF Metz which the fullest
tcularly abound might sketches after nature The
description o the Battle Of Sedan a masterpiece"
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"The letters are very smartly written"
THE GRAPHIC

1.-THE Dy Of the Be'gd Resident needs commendson
Moke Versailles pronounced extremely interesting At
with letters from Metz the Journal
place among the correspondence Of the perol"
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TILE MURDERED SAILOR.

An investigation will be begun to-day by
Coroner schirner IN tho OF the unknown man who
WAS found murdered In the aey-way OF No " Roose
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Te superiority descriptions War which furnished BY
THE DAILY NEWS acknowledged Therefore, the COL
lection with commentary and the connected exposition Of tho
ws which ueed be pronounced in the
highest degree useful The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
eIcee all other journals pompude copiouness and
sccuracy." - - - - .
Another reprint from "THE DAILY NEWS the
Of Of which following
.l.-.L .on...
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EXAMINER

The letters Of The Besged Resident from Par, great
crest when they appeared from time NEWS
They lively minute and In the main description
Affairs Paris during the four months isolation from the rest Of
France Other kindred books win be published
complete the picture bat this volume likely TO be valuable
any Of the Others and certainly expect ind elsewhere
much fallpess Of detail"
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions 1.-THE
DAILY NEWS shown by the following list them
reprinted In the United States from the English eons which
have ared its
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VANITY FAIR

There pecusr cync about the remarks Of the Resident,
lucky chance which shut this keen obserynt writer
PARIS. ana elected such graphic account of the siege"
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The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS Of
the Logansport Charlottesville and Southwestern
Railway of Indiana bearing s per cent interest
gold, free of Government tax, payable quarterly
New-York. are for sale by JONES & SCHUYLER. N
II Pine-st., at 95 and accrued interest.
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Most Enghmsa value for all purposes OF the eommunea
ton. published in THE DAILY NEWS the most critical events
were evolving II out Of this correspondence that the
have been made In this country TO succof inc
aIactod French peasapls took their Ilse'
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"The Besieged Resident keensghted Of the world
lively whimsical humor and eeandeay reporter
the incidents lie heard Of the most entertaining authors
whom the has brouah forth"
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ILLUSTRATED TIMES.
LONDON SOCIETY.

1.-THE letters from the Beseged Resident always racy
and thorough unique in their matter in their s1ye
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Matbinerp.

CONSTRUCTION of new Machines, Working
" Mod and Gear eating; sklfui Miwrghts M.chinss
and Boiler furnished for repair Castings and PorginRs
GXO q. HOWARD. II g. Blghteenih-st, PhiA Ps.
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NRW.YORK TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY NEWS has dstancsd all other European ourn
tie falgess pronpness, and accuracy OF its neSs"
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TINES

"The missing Of the Besieged Resident Inferior
those in the columns OF contemporary
style Of writing tina. reminds Of Mr. Berna 0sborue
tainga which Paans and the siege lent themselves
with singular felicity He has the art OF putting observa
novel way, generally telling, and often singing"
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THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
for at OF and accrued interest in currency. by
WHITE. MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall ST.. and
GwYNNE. JOHNSON & DAY. No. l6 Wall,st.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"The personal these letters unquestiOnby tina
gave certain that the despble ra
unworthy which the Beegd Is the chroncler vii
taken into account in truthful narrative Of the great
aonau
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NETWORK. CORK AND LIVERPOOL
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THE SIX LARGEST IN THB WORLD.
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DAYS, and Cork IlsTbor the day following
BALTIC. SATURDAY April D. at 4:30 p.
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Prom the White stai Dock Psvoiis Ferry, Jersey
Passenger all osses) unrIyaled combining
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and bathrooms In mdshp
on where ess, motion felt Surgeons ad siewdee accompany
thes
RATEs-saoon 800 gold seersge SO currency. Those wish
ing friends tho Old Country obtain storage.
prepaid certificates, $50,
Passengers booked from all parts Of America Paris Hamburg
Norway bweicn India Australia China Se.
Excursion tickets granted al lowest rates.
Drafts from FL upward.
other alton the
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THE DgUTsCHR ZEITUyG BRRLIy).

at the important AMI accurate contribution to the history
the L have yet seen"
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NHW.YnRK TIMES.

"T collection Of letters Vaube Contribution 20 lbs hsory Of
this memorable struggle"
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SPECTATOR
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

The Darr Of Besegsd Resilient in Paris will certainly form
remarkable records Of episode in His
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FXAMINEH

"To crcse Is sunerhnous their marvellous ability ana
accuracy universally Acknowledged they apfee
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THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE

faTgR DAILY NEWS published last has bad an extraordinary
s twelve having already reached suoned arc lie"
OF the criticisms Of il contemporaries in England and e"Dee'
MORNING POST.
The vboe correspoudens forms Of graphic peuea
ATHENRUM
"oa the contributions the history Of the war there none moro
useful than volumes before u.s."
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
1.-THE Special Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS have sur
passed. Of all those employed BY the other oarra
SPECTATOR
"TE DAILY NEWS has far the richest in correspondence
Of value since the war began
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
merits ofthe correspondence procured BY The DALI
epne not only upon singular promptu but also on It's nherens
excellence. clear accurate, and picturesque
SATURDAY REVIEW.
"TB DAILY NEWS shown itself presmnnt In the accuracy
and value every Kind ofn,egence with regard to the war;
QUARTERLY REVIEW.
"TE DAILY NEWS has greatly distinguished Itself throusho0
the war by the accuracy Of its iniOrm'tion1
THE PORTNIGHTLY REVIEW.
"Tbere |, no commend the correspondence OF THE
DAILY persons who recall the accounts Of the battles OF
raeo aud Sedan and the terribly Photographic pictures OF Metz
during aud after the siege c1o1p
Tho War THE DAILY NEWS have earned for
that paper precminent reputation"
GUARDIAN
Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has been
matter Of notohety and general confession
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Probably no accounts campaign amply satisfied
modern t picturesque Tie description OF the battle oil
rayee reads page out Of Tatus and for awn si'idne
might BY side Of Thucyde,s narrative Of the plague
THE BIRMIYGuAM POST.
"Tbe trauscesdert stride which THE DAILY NEWS b" taken
during displaying suddenly bran: supremacy over h eoniem
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Earlier and fuller than other paper has given about
the var has appeared IN THE DAILY NEWS"
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HowEs & Macy. Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st, New
York. offer the same facilities to Depositors In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest On daily bal
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with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors.
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BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT Coin SINKING FUND BONDS Tor
sale at sel and interest by HENRY CLEws & co.
No. ~ Wallet, New-York.
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TILE BIRMINGHAM POST.
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.

"The uscesdert stride which THE DAILY NEWS has take
during the war displaying suddenly abn. supremacy over ih eoh
poraries has naturally excited both curiosity and admiration
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probsby no accounts Of the recent campaign amply satisfied
modern rst picturesque. The description OF the bae
GyeOe like page out Of Taes and for awful ''dne'
might stand By the side Thucyddess narrative Of the plague
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following were the quotations.:
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

FRESH GRAPES AT ALL SEAsoHs.-The
Stockton, Cal, Republican says: 1--WE
once knew agentleman who supplied his
table with fresh grapes from one season
to another. His plan was to gather when
quiet ripe the largest and finest lunches OF
grapes and pack them in saw dust, using
in place ofboxes common nail kegs, which
he purchased for triAc at hardware
stores. Alter carefully packing the de-
sired number Of kegs. he buried the lot
in trench dug in high dry ground, be
meath a shed where tho water could nsi
thor fall nor soak in. Before using the
sawdust, he carefully dried il either in the
sun or in an oven until it was entirely free
from moisture. We never witnessed the
packing process, but We know he always
had tho grapes and in this way he told VI
no preserved them. Aftor being buried
for months the grapes were Is sweet and
finely favored as il just gathered from the
vines. The process is cheap and may be
easily tested. Ifit will preserve the grape
new and profitable business might be
built up. Bunches Of fresh ripo grapes
in the spring would be novelty, and be-
ing that would command high price
We hope that some Of our grape grower'
will try the experiment.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

How SMALL EXPENDITURES COUNT
Five cents each morning, mere trilie,
Thirty five cents week IL not much,
yet it would buy coffee and sugar for a
whole family-S4Q 81 a year-and this
amonnt invested in q savings bank at the
end Of the year. and the interest thereon
at six per cent. computed annually, would
IN twelve years amount to more than
S6S9--enough to buy a good farm in
tho West.
Five cents before breakfast and dinner
and suppcr-you'd hardly miss it, yet II
is fifteen cents day-Sl 05 per week,
Enough to buy small library OF books.
Invest this as before and in twenty years
you have over $4,000. Quite enough to
buy good house and lot
Ten cents each morning-hard|y worth
second thought, yet with it you can buy
paper Of pins or spool OF thread
Seventy cents a week--it would buy sew
sral Yards OF musln-S36. so a year. De
post this amount as before, and you
have S234O in twenty years-quite a
snug little fortune. Ten cents before
Ihroo,,,,., dinner and supper - thirty
cents a day. II woulu -. !.
the children; S2l0 per week, enough W
pay a years subscription to good news
paper; sl0320 per year-with 1t you,
could buy . good melodeon, from which
you could procure sweet music, to pleas
antly while away the evening hours. An'
this amount invested MS before would II
forty years produce tho desirable amoun
| of Sl5.000 Hr
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
Tennessee Democratic state csnvsntioa.
IN. Y. Sun lntervfew.J


Tenn esses Democratic State Csnvention.
The Democratic State Convention ct
Tennessee assembled st Nashville on the
9th. Gov. Joux C. BRowN was nemina.
ted for reelection. The Convention
declares for GarELEr and BRowH. We
copy as follows:
The fourth resolution declares that IN
asmuch AZ convention Of Liberal Re-
publicans has presented to the country
tho names Of Horace Greeley and d.
Gratz Brown as candidates for President
and Vice President, pledged to maintain
and enforce the doctrines above enunci.
ated and have invited the co operation
OF all patriotic citizens In their suppoEts
we deem it but part Of patriots duty
to declare in the contest well-nigh upon
US, that the names deserve the support
Of every patriot in the land, ~ an honest
ticket, and while reafiirming our purpos
es and desire 10 preserve the integrity Of
the Democratic party, We do neverthslees :
declare In our behalf, and. - We ere well
satisfied, in behalf Of the people we rep.
resent, that, in our opinion, with the
lights before rs, the presentation 81 can
didatcs for the Presidency and Vise
Presidency by the Democratic party OF
the nation, would be unwiss, unnscesea-
ry and exceedingly dangerous 70 the
welfare of tho people at large.
| The resolutions gave rise to debate, 10
which some feeling was manifested, but
they were adopted by large majority.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
re- A recently married man not Il

re- A recently married man not ar
from Tarboro, coming homo rather
late tho other night, took an umbrella
from the rack in the hall, and proceeded
to his room. Tho grisved and ind'g
nant wife opened her eyes and seeing he'
husband supporting himself by the 1901
board with one hand and holding th'
umbrolla spread over his head with th'
other. cried in astonishment: "Wha
arc you doing ? Are you cravyT mo
said he IN unsteady voice. "but-hic-
l suppos thsrd be q storm|n'c-sn'
40 I've come prepared fer it
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

GLYcERINE AND MIRO -GLYcERINE.-
Glycerinc is the sweet principle Of oils
and fats. 1t is made by boiling oil with
lithraga and water until the acids OF the
oil are converted into lead salts, which
are insolublc, while the glyssrine 70
mains in solution. Nitro-glycerins 10
prepared by dissolving glycerine In q
mixture OF equal measures OF the strong.
est nitric aud sulphuric acids, previously
cooled, and pouring the solution In thin
stream into large volume OF water. The
nitro glycerinc Is then precipitated as o
colorlsss, heavy oil. II a drop Of nitro.
glycerins be placed on an anvil and struck
sharply, it explodcs with very loud re-
port; and If a piece Of paper moistsned
with it be struck it 10 blowed into small
fragments. On the application Of = fame
or red.hot iron to nitro -glycerins, It
burns quietly, and when heated over .
lamp in the open air, 1t oxplodss but fee
bly,. In a closed vessel, however, II ex.
aepfcoS + fahrthhbr% handsad and sixtv
1t Is often ignited like gunpowdsr under
water by means Of wire and a galvsnic
battery.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
fT An Indiana woman, tired OF sta

FH- An Indiana woman, tired OF stay
ing at home evenings, repaired with hei
three children to the billiard room whers
her husband habitually enjoyed himself
ITS disgraceful, f" said he, looking dag
gers at her. 81 know it," said the wife
Z" and you have borne the disgrace &C
long, my dear, that | am ds'srm'noI
henceforth to share 1t with you, anc
she took out her knitting work and SET
tied down for tho evening IL was
pretty stiff remedy, but it proved 10 ID
Just the thing for the case.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
POETRY.
Give Me the Hand.
Br GOODMAN pAaNABY


Give me the hand that IL kind. warm and ready;
Give me the clasp that IL calm, true and steady;
Give me the hand that will never deceive me-;
Give me the grasp that aye may believe thee.
Soft IL the palm of the delicate woman;
Hard is tho hand Of the rough, sturdy yeonan
Solf palm or hard hand, il matters not--neverl I
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever. - .r
Give me the hand that 10 true as 4 brother
Give me the hand that has harmed not another;
Give me the hand that has never forsworo il;
Give me the grasp that may adore it. 4. lr.!. 7.
Lovely the palm Of the fair, blae-veined maiden;
Horny the hand Of the workm an o 'er-l laden;
Lovely or ugly, IL matters not-ncyerl
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever.
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Free as the breeze and unshaeheled by party;
Let friendship give me the grasp that becomes her
Close as the twinc Of the vine Of the summer.
Give me the hand that is true az a brother
Give me the hand that has wronged not another;
Soft palm or hard hand, it matters not-nevcr!
Give me the grasp that 10 friendly forever. & r|
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
Col, WIN. r. BOURNE.

Formerly cf Fort Smith, Arkansas, VIII as,
sist me IN the duties Of my Agency, am
nronared To make cash advances on all ship
ments of Cotton to the House of Messrs. r. L'
BRAUNs & Co, Baltimore, and will personal
iy guarantee TO shippers as much per pouhd,
net. as they would receive by. shipping 10
New Orleans or New York markets.
@. A. MEYER.
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

FS- Cypress timber is worth about
"a A., -, - thousand feet, IN Texas, pine
nbout 90 lumber is wor;;'a. from sl4 to
s16 per thousand feet; shaved shingles
bring about 90 per thousand; sawed
shineles about % 90 to Ss.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
torial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
lines free, over five 20 cents per line,
Cards or COMMUNICATIONS Of personal
character, If admissible at all, double the usual
stes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State Offices S25.00. County officers, $1,000. -
Editorial notices. % cents per line. ~.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
10 be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
J. S. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
Horace Greeley - The Secret Of 6is
Southern Popularity.
lr'eu tn. Nashville Ycisss fsd Ass'eas 'ps.''

1ss W ssst = 40
A friend In this city has favored 10
with the following extract from . char,
actcristic letter from Mr.. Greeley, written
lust after the conclusion of the late VA.
Il shows him 10 have been, at that early
day. whom the whole North wae furteus
because Of the assassination OF M. Lla'
coin, doing his utmost to have mercy
and magnanimity the ruling attributes
Of the national policy. ana willing 20
"labor and suffer rsprosch tn the sssvsco
Of heaven blessed charity and mercy"
"OrrlcE or THE TRisuxr.
NIw YoRx, May 16, 1Seb.{ a
my DsAR Sin: ! fhavs yours Of she
sth. for which thank you. !
heartily concur with your view Of vnas
should DO our national pslioy, and en-
doing nv utmost TO have mercy ana
msen aniinity Its ruling attributes. Oniy
let the late insurgents join WIN 70 70
saving slavery is no more, and ! tnln1
We shall gradually mould the public wiil
to our views just new the assasslna'
ton of President Lincoln has made tho
North furious; but We shall out grow
that. shall not hesitate to labor ana
suffer reproaoh In the service of heaven
blessed charity and mercy. Yours,
HosAcE GRIELET.
| Rw Brown, Esq. Nashville, Tenn
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
ry A contributor to Coleman's !

Ep A contributor to Coleman's Eu.
raj World says II send you recipe
for founder, which, having used for i've
years, l know it to be too good to keep
from the public. One tablespoonful OF
pulverizeh alum thrown back in the
horses mouth just rs soon as You find
out that he 10 foundered. Keep from
water during tho day. In every case
have tried il proved cure.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21
sr A friend informs us that he drive

Ear A friend informs us that hc ariSes
tho worms from off his cabbage
by scattering wheat bran over the grow.
Inc plants. There is something about
tho bran that is distasteful TO tho worms
and they leave Immediately upon its be-
ING soattcred upon the cabbage; hs re-
peats tho dose once or twice Ihe pra'
docs not iniure the cabbage --E&chany'
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

ry- Mrs. Emery of Indiana warns all
women against her Gckle. faithless hu'-
band, who has deserted her. she says
he may be recognized by broken no'e'
which sbs demolished with = skillet
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

EyTo what color does logging
change boys complexion
1t makes him yoll D.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

fU- 1t is estimated that the conse
crop of this year will fall short OF last
wear 100, 900 tons.
The Van Buren press., 1872-05-21

ry,- 4" Assault with intont to comm''
.crofula" is what they call compulsory
in Chicago.