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MISS N. J. CARSON ! III

Wishes 10 call attention TO her stock Of Toys,
Notions and Fancy Goods and staple All.
cies consisting Of Dolls In great xsrteey,
Desks, ChiIdrcn's Dishes. Toy Wagons, USIl
Buggies, Hobby Horses, Fine sllvsr,plsoed
Ware Cd Nickel Silver, Fine Table. knives.
Knapkin Rings, China Vases, ami I good se..
lection OF Chesp Jewelry, Ale, lne
Can Bells. Pictures and Picture Frames, apd
%as' All Sirs are invited 70 cali No. ,S Can
merclai avenue, between Nisth and Tepth
streets. l.le-lR,
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WANTED 10 RsnT.--A furnished house
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HANDSOME line Of Csshmeres at C. Han.
py'S.
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=, 4 IAnes stock Of sbisting checks and
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer y e Iaeger, Cincinnati
DE SWet, st Louis
neniy Probasco, Cincinnati
!dlswild. Evan vile
Rose Hite,
" City ofCairo, New Orle ans
:. Rover. st Louis
GleNfOe,
." ma Babbage, St Louis
" lrensides, Belmont
" lily OF Chester, Memphis
:, henry Amss, st Louis
=, Great Republic, "
Susie Silver, Z"
Indiana, Evansville
II Durfee, Pittsburg
Robert Mitchell, Evansville
johnson, New Orleans
rP Grscey, Nashville
Ih0mas Sherlock, Cincinnati
A Baker, Pittsburg
Quickstep, Evansville
" = Se .ioi Bon Accord, St Louis
" Potomac, Memphi.
=. Charley Mcdonald, Pittsburg
Jno Kyle. New Oriean.
Atlantic, st Louis
Richmond, /"
Illinois, Columbus
Jn Parker, Cincinnati
Julia. st Louis
Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducah
DEPAkTED.
steamer II c fzeghr, New Orleans
.. DE Smet, Red river
I" H. M:u .:;,l rlr0basco, Memphis
:. Rose Hlte, Evansville
Raven, Ohio river
Glencoe, New Orleans
A Babbsge, Ohio river
Ironsides, st. Louis
City Of Chester. st Louis
" Henry Amss,New Orleans
A" Susie Silver, {"
Indiana, Z"
" y II Durfse, st Louis
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
FP Gracey, Nashville
Thos Sherlock, New Orleans
A Baker, Baton Rouge
Quickstep,, Evansville,
New BON Accord, st, Louis
~ Joseph, Memphis
Potomac, Cincinnati
Charley Mcdonald, South
John Kyle, 81. Louis
Illinois, Columbus
ID Parker, Memphis
g Julia, VicksburY
" Jim Fisk, Jr, Psducah
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Col =. 3. 1svsss Of Jsaessoro, wss In
Csirs yesterday.
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Ths lev. NJ. Csas expects TO remove to
y. Louis IN shout three weeks.
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nssy ssrsasrs wers noticed 10 the city
yesterday,
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Constitutional Convention Howlers.

Notwithstanding the call from part OF the
members Of tile Reform Central Committee
issued at Little Rock on the itl OF July last,
urging the people all over the State TO iInme-
,liatc,y call mcetiags in their various Coun-
ties and demand of those In authority call OF
a State Constitutional Convention, not one
meeting has come within our observation,
vet, responding 10 the wishes of the Commit
tee. Sebastian county In which the opposition
TO Gov. Baxter Is, apparently, the strongest
certainly the most demonstrative through
their papers, have not yet taken any action
Why is it so, Mcclure &. Co tell rs that the
people, the dear people, are ripe for Consti-
tutional Convention and demand Of Gov.
Baxter that hc assemble at once the Iegisla-
this is so, why is II the people do not respond
to the call of the committee. most especially
so. Sebastian county. where the leading pa
pers of the County favor and advocate the
call of the Convention? We do not believe
one fourth of the people Of the State favor or
want the present Legislature assembled. We
can speak confidently for Crawford-her peo-
pie never want to see that Legislature to-
gcther again.
The few persistent convention howlers in
the State. should cease their carpng. or take
measures at once to get an expression Of the
wishes Of the people on this question through
publc meetings in the various Counties.
We are in favor ofa Constitutional tonyen-
ton. and In the next election shall endeayor
to make that question an issue, and try and
have men elected to the Legislature who will
represent the views and interests OF the great
masses of the people on all questions of i'm
portance.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Qpr xohools.

NR. EDITOR: Knowing that you feel deep
interest in the welfare of the Common
Schools In our County, would ask you to al
low nc, through your paper, to call the AT
tsntion of the people to the fact. that on the
Sd Saturday in August they will elect Trustees
Of Common Schools In their respective DIS
trlcts, and that the Trustees, then elected VIII
meet on the LIST Monday OF December and
elee! County Superintendent, We would
urge the people TO be careful in their selection
of Trustees. and get men who feel deep IN
terest in the matter OF Common Schools and
who will be careful themselves in their Sc
lection Of a good man for County superln-
tendent. Let no such thing as politics come
in here, but let the best man be chosen for
the place. W. l. boLLiNo'
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Old Settlers.

In obedience to a call previously published.
large number of the Old Settlers OF Pulaski
county met at the Office of Major ID. shall
Col $. G. Faulkner was called to the chair,
and Maj John G. Peay appointed secretary
The following permanent officers were
elected: VIM. +. Woodruff, sr. president /;
Daniel Ringo. first vice president; Leon l.e-
fevre. second vice president; DR.. w. w. Ad-
ans, secretary s. Ii. Tucker, treasurer.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee on historical anecdotes, reminis-
cences and antiquities: $. &. Faulkner, w.
f. Woodruff, sr., X. II. Johnson, Daniel Rim
90. Leon Lefevre, Josiah Nj. Giles VIM. b.
Wait, John ID. Adams. John c. Peay, Robert
w. johnson, Peter Hanger. A. ii. Garland, j.
J. Clendenin. Thomas Fletcher, b. F. Danley,
Gordon N. Peay, Phi. Lee Anthony, ID. F.
Shall Albert Pike.
The following committee on credentials,
address. invitations and correspondence, was
appointed: John d. Adams, w. w. Adams,
r. l.. Dodge. II. l.. Fletcher, p, o. Hooper, w.
f.. Woodruff, jr, John c. Peay.
1t was moved and carried that the society
be called the OLD SETTLERS Of Pulaski county
The association then adjourned to the 10Th
of August, at 4 O'Clock p. m. to meet again at
the Office Of Mai. ID. +. Shall at which time
all the old settlers are invited to be present.
| L, r. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Cincinnati, o., July lG, 1873.

the y Of July, and on Wednesday had John
Pfarr, Henry Ratclife, Henry Zimmerman
and John Poe, all butchers, arrested for steal
ing the animal. They were all placed in Jail
and will be examined before Squire Chamber
lain at 10 O'Clock this morning.-Lfttle RocL
gazette.
On examination they were found guilty and
fined $50 each and Imprisonment to the Coun-
ty Jail. The evidence showed that it was a
custom with them to drive (or get others
to their slaughter pens. cows that were on thu
commons without regard to the owLcrs ant
Kill them for beef. The full penalty OF tho
law should be given to all beef-stealing
butchers.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
The Cherokees-- Important Election

BY telegraph from st. Louis We get the first
inklns OF the election held in the Cherokee
Naticp, last Tuesday, for members to the ua-
tional council and delegates to the grand
council at Ockmulgee, which meets OF the
itrst Monday In December next. The inte'-
est of the election rests mainly upon the Is
sues which have sprung up IN the nation
during the past few years relative to the cs-
tablishment of a territorial government for
TIE Indian Territory. The progressive party
il Is believed has carried the election, but ow-
ing to the rcmoteness Of some Of the voting
precincts ana tie absence Of the tclcgraph.thc
result cannot be ascertaincd for some days.
The new council Of Cherokces will vote TO
ratify or reject the constitution which was
framed by the grand council at Ockmulgce
in 1870. Upon this issue the campaign was
conducted
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Railroad Meeting,

On Saturday, the 2d day of August
tee OF Washington county, met pursuant
to the call OF the central committee, and
organized, by electing Col. A. NJ. Will
son chairman, and j. r. Psttigrcw secre.
ary.
The following members OF the com
mittce were present: j. Ii. Van Hoose,
james Mitchell, A NJ. Wilson, j. r. Pet
tigrev, c. l.. McClung, S. p. Pittman
(prexy for j. z Neal,) w. II. Engles
(proxy for DR.. j. NJ. Lacy,) j. b.
Steele and w. H. Etler.
On motion committee of three Nc
Clung, Pettigrew and Van Hoose, were
appointed to correspond with Col. Henry
c Young, the representative of the Mex
ican Gulf Railroad, and invite him to
meet this committee in conference at Fay
etteville, at his earliest convenience.
On motion, it was unanimously resolv-
ed that the Board Of Supervisors of
Washington county bo requested to sub
nit to the voters of said county prop
ositon to take Sl50,000 stock in the
Mexican Gulf railroad, provided freight
and passenger depot shall be located
within one mile Of the court house in
Fayetteville, said town giving sufficient
land for such purpose, and upon such
other terms as may hereafter be agreed
upon.
That COMMITTEES consisting of c. l..
McClung, james Mitchell and j. b. Steele
be appointed to obtain signatures to a
petition, to bc presented to the Board Of
SuperI-:: ::.ors, asking them to submit the
On motion, the ~ v.nnairman or this meet.
ing was instructed to cali meeting G
the committee to confer with Col, Young.
-Ncws.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
CS Washington telegraph dispatch Of the

az Washington telegraph dispatch Of the
7th says:
---.. 49, 'V'se'g .,"'" NaO.So'"e'J -" q,
formed sources in France, state that Marshal
MrMahon has been won over to the Bonapart-
st side by the offer OF marriage between his
daughter and the prince imperial. This Is re-
garded rs insuring delay on the part of the
president, so far rs the statu quo Is concern
ed. as the adhercnts OF the prince imperial do
not want to press changes until their chief
has been declared of age. This is to be done
when he reaches his eighteenth birthday.
which will be in the first halt OF 1874. Mar
shal McMahon has always been regarded in
France MS more OF lcgitimist than Bonapart-
list. but, first of all, soldier, serving whatcv-
cr government was the existing one, All the
republican officers in the French army have.
since MrMahon's accession. been systematic
ally sent out of France. ChauZy. their best
military man, Is in Algeria, in honorable ex-
lie. Mime. McMahon Is able and ambitious as
well ms completely under Jesuit influence.
The writer whose letter s referred to, declares
the .Iesuts to he in power rs scarcely ever be-
fore. prepared Ia combat even f0utrance, to
restore the Chcrico influence. They are pre-
pared even, he says, to ask that voters shall be
required to give proofs OF their religious sem
timents, as ~ disqualification for suffrage.
There Is very little reason to doubt but ma
jority of the assembly could be found willing.
Ii their courage should be stimulated by Car
list success. 10 vote such u condition. At
present in parliamentary matters, the Or
lranists and Nipoleonsts are balancing each
other. but McMaion's detection to the prince
imperial gives his adhercnts new strength.
The present clerical reaction Is not believed
to De deep rooted. but there Is sufficient In the
excitement over deaths ard defeats to create
the present pilgrimage. tie attendance ON
which is arousing the hopes OF the clergy.
But If the reaction il pushed. the result will
soon be seen in terrible uprising against
the clergy. whose hold grows less with every
year. The republican leaders are doing all
tla. Is possible to prevent outbreaks; the
clergy and adhcrents ale doing all that Is pos
sible to force them. The Carlst insnrrection
il largely supported from Rome; so the gi-
ant turns under -Etna and an eruption seems
possible ere long.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

PREss CoNvENrIoN,--Our exchanges
have been talking for some time about press
convention However kindly disposed We
may feel towards the Shiects Of this conven-
ton. such are our convictions of duty that we
eannes iQin " II lal'as 6ga8stai '1 radical dc
yiacio governor.
iou had better reconsider. Captain. 1t will
do you good to mix with the representatives
ofthc people for short time. Our old friend
BARRY means well, but he has been so long
in the woods he has missed the strides the
people have taken during the intrm. We
should very moel, dislike to see all the papers
in the State represented at Little Rock in Oc-
tober bu, the Ldborer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

-" y New York special Of the 9Th inst.
says the council atFort Sill. upon the ques.
tion Of the release OF Satanta aud Big Tree,
has been postponed till October, owing to the
among the tribes of the northwest. In the
meantime. Satanta and Big Tree will be taken
to Fort silk there to await the result of the
council. to satisfy the kiowas that their dis
inguished chiefs are still living, of which
they now insinuatc grave doubts.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Benefciariss.
VAN BURES, Aug. 7th, 1873

EDITOR PREss:--
have been notified by the proper authori-
ties that Crawford county, Is entitled 10 lour
bcnefciaries in the Arkansas Industrial UNI
versity. The law requiring that shall APP
point them, hereby give notice that appll-
catiens for said positions will be received by
me, at Van Buren,, until the let day OF sep
tember. W. 1. BOILING
Supt. Pub Instruction Crawford 20.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

OUE STATE FNa.-Oar next State Fair
promises to be the hest vet held. Arrange
ments are being perfeciad for the entertain
ment of twenty thousand visitors. The State
Grange of the Patron, OF lIusbandry, and the
Press Convention, VIII meet In this city at the
same time. The board Of directors of the faii
are making every preparation possible for the
accommodation of visitors and exhibitors
We hope to see every County in the State rep
resented.-L. u. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

tY- From the Little Rock republican of
Tuesday, VIC learn that William NJ Harrison
the day before filed the necessary papers In
the circuit court, in which he claims he Is en-
titled to the seat on the Supreme Bench ofthe
State which is now occupied by Marshall L..
Stephenson. John a. Williams, of Pine Blutf,
is attorney for plaintiff.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

sE'- How Mr.. loUNG's railroad proposition
is looked upon in Washington county, may
be- judged Of. from the following from the
Nelcs.
Mr.. II c. Young. Of Springfield. Is oblging
enough to assure the committee OF the late
Fort smith Convention that ifthe people will
grade and prepare a road bed through the
counties OF northwest Arkansas. he will put
down the iron and run railroad trains over
It! Generous Young. We don't doubt bui
you would. We don't think chance will be
offered ysu. though. Mr.. Young.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

CRoPs,-From the best information we can
get of the crops of Crawford county there
will be full threc-fourths ofa corn crop made.
Cotton above an average one, should nothing
happen to cut it short before picking time.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

tE- A Postal Card from l.. a. WELLS, dated
Dallas, Texas August I'd. says that the last
rail- on the Texas Pacific Railroad is laid and
Passenger cars will run through to Shreve-
port. La next week from Dallas. Crops fair
and weather pleasant.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

l8 Quite number Of our citizens have
gone to the Pennywit SnrinsF'
6i visitors there, we are Informed, is from flf-
ty to sixty. Balls three times a week, and
other amusements,i as well as the hcalth-in-
spring waters, are the attractions. a portion
Of the Van Buren Band went out and we eX-
poet they will have alvely time this week
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

The trillng negro, jim Paralee, was wanted
by his Honor the Mayor a few mornings
since, but could not be found. The Marshal
has an eye ost for him. Jim will bring up at
Little Rock before he is many years older, il
he don't mend his ways.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

to- One dollar and fifteen cents per hun
dred for hauling freight from Clarksvillc, G5
miles. to this place. is tso much. This Is what
the Railroad Transportation company charge.
There are plenty OF responsible parties ready
to take 1t through for 10 cents. Twenty cents
per hundred can be saved by shipping freight
to Agents at Clarksvillc. Shippers would do
we'll 60 look into this matter.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
Governors Appointments.

Regi-trars-Yell county, Joseph " Pound
President, Geo. L. kinball. A. B. Boggs.
Registrars Boone county-Jeseph r. Glib
son, Ewing Rowlett and John NJ. Thompson.
Registrars Newton county-samuel II.
Jones, VIM. &. Hale snd Albert j. Reese.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

sy~ l.. W. WHITNEY, of the L. 5. Secret Ser
vice, gives notice in the Fort Smith papers to
all having claims against the United States
arising in L. :. Marshal W. "A. BRIrroH's Of
flee, to present them to him for examination
at Fort Smith, before the 10th day of August.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
TO THE PUBLIC

A person styling himself Charles j. Tully
and representing himself as a priest of tho
Roman Catholic discese of Little Rock, hay
ing lately attempted to oflciate assuch priest
in Searey, this IL to certify that the said
Charles J. Tully applied to me for admission
to this diocese, but for satisfactory reasons
his application was not entertained and that
he is not preacher Of this diocese. nor au-
thorized to perform any OF the functions OF
the priesthood within the limits thereof.
EDWARD FITZGERALD,
Bishop Of Little Rock.
Cincinnati. o., July lG, 1873.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

ing to Little Rock from Van Buren, sl5, and
from that place returning here only Sl4.
Why the difference and who pockets the ex-
ira dollar?
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

Ia Our old friends Of the Independent. are
as tame as a sucking dove" since Gov Baxter
has given them a little chicken pie Come,
growl little "oll man." 1t won't DO to shut
down 50 sudden.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

az We are glad to know that several OF
our best farmcB will give more attention IL
wheat raising. Crawford county should fur
ni,h every pound of flour used within her
limits. Let us be Independent OF the outside
world. SO far as raising our own wheat. corn
and hogs, at least. and we will iind our money
market less stringen. than at the present
time.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

Nov Dunham please ,lon't-for we have
found both you n I'D. C. I'm worse compa-
ny than that OF &c. A., or Wheeler d Co. +"
-. S. Herald.
les, We believe We were once caught in
company Of the Eitor Of the Herald
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

The St Louis Republican is the ablest po-
litical journal west Of the mountains, if not
in the Union.-Augustd (Ark Bulletin.
As well as the best and most complete pa
per for telegraph and other news.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
DIED.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

WHEREAS By an Act Of the General Assembly 1, . Of
this state approved on the 18th day OF July, a; y
one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight, II Is
made the duty of the Governor TO designate oy pr2e
iamaton such newspapers in each and every Ju-
dcial Circuit or County in the state as In ms JUG
ment the publication, attachments, NONRESIDENT no
tees sales of lands by decrces, execution ortsage'
deeds of trust and for taxes, by sheris
Clerks and all other officers. together wi,h all othef
Advertisements required by law TO be made ana pup
lished in a newspaper shall be published
Now THEREFoRE, /. ELISHA BAXTER. Governor OF
of the State Of Arkansas in compliance with the pro-
visions of said Act. ard for the purpose therein IN
dicated do hereby issue this, my proclamation. de-
signaling the Press, newspaper printed ana pup
shed al the Town of Van Buren,, in this State, as
newspaper in which, for the time being all legal Aa
yertisements required by law in and for the County
of Crawford to be published in newspaper SHAH be
made Such portions of former orders or proclams
tons as are in conflict herewith are hereby revoked
In testimony Whereof, have hereunto
(-,-) set my hand. and caused the seal OF the
l. State to be affixed, at the CITY Of Little
l--j Rock this 10Th day of June, A. ID. 1878,
ELISHA BAXTER, Governor.
By the Governor
j. NJ. Johnson,
Secretary Of State;
By Frank Strong, Deputy.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

ss- 1t is showering all about. The Clarks-
Vile Enterprise announces a late arrival at
our old friend j. Il. Brown's-mother and son
doing we'll
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

ty The Little Rock Gazette, speaking ol
the death of Capt. Lou Bown, has this to say
We knew Capt. Brown well and favorably
in time Of trial as well as quiet. lie was
gallant soldier In war. and peaceful. useful
citizen in pcace-a staunch friend 2 genial
comrade and a true gentleman. May the
green sod rest lightly over his grave.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12
OFFICIAL PAPER.

The Van Buren, Press has been desig
mated by the Governor. as the Official
Paper OF Crawford County to publish all
OGicial and Legal Advertisements in
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

10 Fourteen thousand seven hundred and
six'y-iive watermelons were shipped in one
day from Savannah. Ga.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

sB- Our latest advice from Fayetteville is,
that Hon. j. ID. Walker is considered out Of
danger, but not able to get to his home.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

tY- We often wonder II Mcclure. Clayton
Iladley & Co.. are pleased with the outlook
for the next Registration in Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

"a J =. Simonds talks ofstarting Cheese
Factory at Fayetteville. The sutilcieney of
milk l. the obstacle, II any.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

III Hon. r. r. WATSON, OF Benton county
has been made Colonel Of Militia, by Gov
Baxter.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

eE- From the Little Rock Gazette of the
9Th. we learn that the first regular train to
the Little Missouri river went down the road
Yesterday morHing. The Little Missouri Is
ninciy-two miles from Little Rock, and
twsnty.scvcn below Arkadelpl,ia. Track lay
in9 VIII 5e completed to Fulton in twenty
day.
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

"a Sunday was the anniversary Of the
Battle Of Oak lIills-l0th OF August
The Van Buren press., 1873-08-12

Attention is called to the County Superin
tendcnt Of schools notice in our paper.