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Direct to the Gulf.

The ST. Louis and Mexican Gulf Rail.
road was organized at ST. Louis on the
26th ult A board OF directors was cleo
ted, which chose the following officers
Andrew Peirce, Jr, of New York, presi-
dent, A S Johnson. Texas, vice pres-
dent; II C. Young, Missouri, attorney
The St Louis Times says;
The line of the Texas division Of the
road extends from Sabine Pass on the
Gulf TO Paris or the Red river distance
OF three hundred and fifteen miles, trav-
ersng the sea-island cotton country along
the gulf, the extensive pineries above and
the rich agricultural regions still further
north. This division Of the road has
been granted 10y the Legislature subsidy
of sixteen sections of land or 1920
acres to the mile, and enough to insure
the early constructor Of the road. The
Missouri division, extending from Spring
field to the Arkansas state line, is al
ready organized The Arkansas division
from the state lines in the direction of
Bentonville, Fayetteville and Van Buren
to Fort Smith, and thence through the
Indian country to the Red river, has not
been orgaaizod.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

The WOMAN QUESTION IN Russia -
The Russian government has just made a
remarkable announcement in its official
organs relative to the Russian women
students in the university at Zurich. Dur.
ing the last two years, says this docu.
ment, the number OF young Russian wo-
men who study a. Zurich has rapidly in
creased there are now more than hun
dred in the university and polytechnic
school in that town. 1t sppears that re-
cent developments indicate that these
women students are politicians, revolu
tionists, radicals, and inclined to free
love, becoming, by reason Of these things
dangerous alike to society, morals and
the government Tho royal announce
ment, after recting many Of these facts,
concludes thus In order to put an end
to this abnormal state Of things, it is
hereby announced to all the Russian wo
men who attend the lectures at the uni
versity and polytechnic school Of Zurich
that such Of them as shall continue to
attend the above lectures after the first Of
January, 1874, will not be admitted on
their return to Russia to any eXnnina
ton, educational establishment or ap-
pointaont Of any kind under the control
of the government
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

CRors Wheat has been cut in this
section, and while the crop is not large,
the quality is generally excellent Oats
are now being cut-erop fine. Corn IL
only doing moderately well.
The editor of the Belefonts Record
has recently been through Newton, Scar
CIV, Stone, Izard, Baxter and Marion
counties, and reports the prospect as
good as could be wished -FoyehertHe
Ns,ps
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rx- The Orange parsdc will take plat

Eg- The Orange parade will take place
in New York on the 9th inst, and pro
digious preparations are being made to
prevent the ribbonmen from "chawing
up" their hereditary enemies Concern
ing tAess precautions New York paper
says: On Monday twenty-five stands o.
arms will be distributed 80 each OF the
thirty-two precincts, AMI at TIE central
office there will be hundred Remington
rifles as reserve supply, and accSutre
ments to equip fifty horse police will
standard revolvers and sabrcs. In ad
dition to the arms ten drums have beer
ordered, and should they he used tht
drummers will bc drafted from the Ma
tonal Guard. The ammunition required
for the rifles will be selected at the arse
ual, and will consist Of 10000 rounds.
will be delivered in ammunition wagons OF
the evening of the lth inst.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
Cholera Coming.

Van Buren, has heretofore been free from
,iiemc cholera-sporadic cholera has been
aown here. but barely known As the plague
|, now on the wing would 1t not be well for
,ur City Fathers to have the alleys and by
az, of our town cleaned out. Some Of them
Ire in = fearful condition. Remember an
'ance Of preventative is worth a pound Of
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
HOMINY-H0MINY

A,Ios nAYMAS Il soNs. Laving in full ope-
=" ~e'r New uominy Mill. are prepared
.'euVe all orders for IlOM!NY. Is may
Sune at all the stores in Van Burcn, anu
h., .a"'ca TO give satisfaction. Orders from
an pS,a''hah1 all points oil the river prompt
kN' GIN.
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ry-"A member Of our legislature
SAYS an Ohio paper, who was on aoeso
head excursion out on the plains, Ios'
his pass and had to walk 10 miles be
fore he could find man who had sum
Gent confidence in his appearance to lenc
him money to telegraph home to his wilc
TO sell the cooking stove and remit MIN
the proceeds at once
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ES II had AZ well be

ES- 1t had as well be understood first
as last that Gov. Baxter does not intend
to be displaced by any authority except
the Legislature that be will treat as trca-
sonable every attempt to everturn the
present government in any,other manner
than through the general sssmbly, and
that he will arrest the man or men who
attempt to set up separate state gov
ernment He will submit to what leg
islature of the people may decide, but to
no other power, and the men who 90
outside or beyond that had as well look
out-and the Pcoph cf Arkansas will
stand 10y him. 1t is liberty or death -
for them r. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

ESr We see that PRocrER d CANDLES
NrRA OLIVE Soar is becoming very
fpulsr in our city, its quality we kno W
Superior, and being nicely perfumed
are not surprised that consumers pre-
PIT, and that it has large sale.t
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

NGHlNE Work. Mr.. +. f HURos,
|''ie card appears to-day, is a No, /
Pachinst Call on him for any and ali
|o'k Mr.. II. has been citizen Of our
'omty for long time and has shown
lnSeIf competent All orders left at
Is Office will be attended to, Also call
p E. 6, WmrEsIpEs.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

EE A Pennsylvania preacher while
holding service recently gave thanks in
a fervent prayer for the prosperous con.
diton of their crops, excepting, O
Lord. the corn, which is backward, and
the oats, which are mighty thin in spsts.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Eg- Never repeat story unless you
are certain it is correct, and not even
then, unless something is to be gained,
either of interest to yourself or for the
good Of the person concerned. Tattling
Is mean and wicked practice, and he
who INDUCES in it grows more fond OF it
in proportion ~ he is successful
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

az Z. J. WooLLU2l the enterpr>iug ST.
fntendent ofths Chdester Stage Company,
/ elweeu this place and Clarksyille, has built
II opened large No. l Hotel at Clarlts-
d.. Travellers and others speak in high
hss oft Netting is more advantageous
\ Stage route, than well kept Hotels and
knds on its tine. Stop in and see Mr, Wool
y and see "how it Is yourself" "
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Dental Notice.

After the 25th Of July. shall be absent
i ~ nv office ia Van Buren, for sons time
Tbo,e Wishing work in my line should call
nmsdiately. H. l. PEARSON DehtiSt'
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|iS" We were pleased TO see, when ever AZ
Fn Smith last week our old friend FRANK
bsG out again. Frank has been laid up for
weeks past and for time life was dis
fred Of With careful nursing we hope to
h lin, himself again.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Es- A contemporary asserts that "half
the married women in the world wonder
who their husbands will marry next "
The other half more sensibly wonder
whom they will marry next.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

lS- The National Bank of Western Arkan-
y, Of Fort Smith, ia In charge Of the very
srtlcmanly Cashier, =. X. RoeTs lie will
always pleased to see the friends Of the
! nk whNr visiting that city. Drop in Oh
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

~ Tho Fort Smith Patriot has suspended
cps. Pierce with the office, material, etc,
!, ,,ed down to Little Rock on tho GtJso.
Tuesday afternoon.
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ur;val and Departure Mails from
Van Buren.

ARRIVE IRON ST. LOUIS
-,,v day, except Tuesday 81 P. N.
FROM LITTLE ROCK
..,, day except Monday, pa. m.
fROM THE NARRows
opiay' "
DEPART FOR ST. LOes
,.,y day. except Monday, sA. NJ.
FOR LITTLE ROCK
! cary day except Saturday p m
FOR THR NARROTs
|, .3.v l2il p. NJ
osce open on Sunday from 5 to A. NJ.
j. A. NOBLE, p, NJ.
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.s- All Job Work, cash on deliv-
M. e. Church. South.

pav. W. T. BOILING. Pastor. Divine SER
60, every Sabbath at II o'clock, \. NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, Prayer Meeting every We'd
,,day evening at o'clock.
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~ 1t will be noticed that 5. d. DAudHER-
p has removed his Furniture Establishment
= the Store formerly occupied as the Post
Mice
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

~ Sheriff Grady returned from Little
tck after making a clear and final settle
l9nt with the Treasurer.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

@s y Georgia freedman soGkod his
0"oh seeds in "A decoction Of guaho
~sS' and has now one Of the best crops
the state.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

" The steamer GiGsoH has been returned
d ter accustomed place in the upper Arkan-
Il, looking as good as new, having been re-
n.rcd and ovcrhaulCd from stem to stern.
Apt. JIM Bo%LIN. the popular commander,
Ea charge, assisted by as able staff az
Ek the decks Of any crsft-capt EB. Now
|asD and Capt. EUGEsE SMITH at the wheel
u .ch il guarantee OF safety aud djspactn.
kcsrries us back To old times TO see Eugene
J kith and Ed. Rowland back on thi. end of
river They have hosts of friends who
always glad to See them.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
The Debois Cotton Gin,

Attention is directed to the advertisement
We above celebrated Gin, in our paper. 1t
"ghiy recommended by all who have tried
'all and see the Gin at ID, G. WILLIAMS
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

InNtIE well known and long established
Ferry nj Van Buren, Arkansas, Is now
under the charge Of the subscriber. The pro-
pictors having recently put on large New
Steamboat. and NTH careful and experienced
Ferrymen, they feel confident that they can
give universal satisfaction 70 the travelling
public, Their aim win be 10 meet the In
erenslng demands Of the large emlgrant trav-
el to Texas.
! The st. Louis. and sherman, Texas, u. s..
| Mails are carried over this Ferry which Is n
good guarantee that II + the shortest as wall
rs the best route for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river, and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day, and no retention on either bank need
be expected Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides of
the river and no pains viii be spared to az
commodsie the public. We shall strive 10
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas
~ B-terfg accounts must bs setisd
Monhly--No deridti0n nom this rule.
H. G. RO BARDS. Proprietor.
Van Buren,, Feb. I, 10 If
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

FaS lArEsr.-Capt. jim BorLN with nm
ROrclla over his head.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

eS- Capt. JEAKs BROWN went down on the
i son. Tuesday. jerks Brown. Jim BoTin
n Nowlsud and Eugene Smith. II that
R.nt ahsppy crew for one trip tell us.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

4E- The best provisions that can lie
made for ones family. is thorough cd
ucation for each one we mean education
in its broadest sense. embracing the en-
tire preparation for useful life, and for
self lnaintainance Learn yonr sons and
daughters 10 work, for this is better for
them than the fortunes Of the Rothchilds
would be-
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
800

~ J.. l.. WrrTICu,' Esq, of Ozark, passed.
ksugh on the Stage Wednesday for Fort
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

sz-D DIR. Gleun Of California will har-
yost $50. 900 bushels Of barley this year
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
St Louis via Cairo & Fulton Railroad

Attention Is directed to the advertisement
4 our paper OF this route via ClarAsyille and
Gttlc Rock 10 st. Louis. 1t will be noticed
,h,t the time is some 90 hours shorter by this
butte The Chidester Stage Company have
N, sn four-horse coaches and Will run every
hy. This being not only the shortest, bat
rs most pleasant ronte to st. Louis and the
Inst. You take the car. for ST. Louis at Ar
tnta on the arrival OF l.. K. i F, $. Railroad
esrs and 80 right on without crossing over
4 Little Rock. The Stage Company also
Iike passenger: to and from here to Fort
6uilh at reduced rates See advertisement
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
RIVER NEWS.

r TUESDAY, July II.
a,b,,u d" declined to about q feet on the bars.
), ,''o'r warm ana dry.
" ''@'o' i' du. and looked for .,.,r hour
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15
WASHINGTON, J,ly 10.

The grand Jury Of the District OF Co
lumbia has found true bills to the number
of nineteen against Judge j. w. Wright.
in the matter Of charges Of fraud against
him in Indian bountes. These lndic'-
mcnts are upon the oaths Of nineteen In
dians from various tribes in the Indian
territory, who make positive assertions
to fraudulent transactions on lhe part %
Wright.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Ee" jeff Davis was inundated with
visitors at the New YORK hotel.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15


EAST, NoHrn, NORTH EAST = SoUru EAST
Trains leave Arscpta toppo. Litl, Rock A. follows
NAL TRAIN, Daily, V''f' NJ
FRSlGHr AND AccoyAopArtos DAILY cx-
oept sunday, DIVA NJ
Passengers coming to ArQcna by Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railroad are landed at Depot
g. this Road.
Connections made at Memphis with trains on
Memphis and Charleston. Louisciie and Ndsh-
riHe, md Great Southern and Niss. C
Tennessee Raiir0dds.
SLEEPING CARS on MAIL TRAIN J
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
Fare rs Low as by any other Route.
Passengers Crov The Mississippi at Mem
phis IVnhout Change.
mo Through rates on Freight and, bills Of lading
given at Memphis and all principal cities in the
A. g. LIVERMoRE, Gen. sups
J. H. PERRY Gen. Ticket Agent
may If Memphis, Tenu.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-15

Fz- Pny or te"r pop'r
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
Congressional Back PAY.

The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Trij,mp states that
thirtv.siX Senators had up to the 10Th
instant. drawn their extra pay for the
last Congress. The only Senator who
has thus far refused to take the mo
ney is Mr.. Corhett, of Oregon. Where
upon the Tjibnnp SAYS e. itorIallv
The rest have simply left it in the
hands of the Sergeant-at-Arms-to he
called for when the excitement has
subsidized. Great Difference to public
opinion is shown in this sacrifice OF
interest on the amounts living idle.
What with the Credit Mchilier stock
turned over hv Mr.. KELLEY and the
~uncalled for back pay, the Seargeat-
alarms has his hands full OF con-
science money"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
Matters Political.

The DISPATCHES have had consider
able to say of late about an attempt
on the part of Hendricks and others
to found a new political organization
on the ruins OF the Democratic party.
50 far as We are able to judge from
the reading of our Eastern exchanges.
the movement does not meet with
much encouragement from the Demo-
cratic press of the country. Referring
to the subject, the New York Word
has the following:
These outsiders who rant for a dis
<olution of the Democratic }. ganiza.
ton, would soon learn, If they could
get access to a Democratic audience.
that the party was never less inclined
TO adopt Or tolerate their notions.
There is general conviction that last
years campaign WAS an egregious
blunder. Instead OF being prepared
TO go f~urtherlnthe same direction, the
party recoils from every EXPERIMENT
of a similar kind. That i~ll->tarred
experiment I'VE had anything to
recommend it but an impatient hope
OF success. The party will not again
foolishlv burn its fingers bv putting
them into the same fire. He must ue
averdant politician indeed whothinks
this a promising time to convince the
Democracy that they have ANYTHING
to gain by blowing with Il strange
heller. Ii they had failed last wear
i'll spite of good management and
strict party I'D lily, this kind of au-
peal would seem more speciJus. We
say to the qu,cks-we have taken
NGllr nll,Ilni,h4 np,n and ,tn ,,At lAptt
at all tina the LARGER dose you now
propose would render further medi-
cine unnecessarily ending both
disease and patient.
Ifthe predic ions Of the New New
York Herald are worth anything, the
Republican party will also have TO be
reconstructed. The Heruu SAYS:
With the expiration Of this de-
bauched and DEGRADED Congress
passed away the Republican panty.
No continued Professions OF virtue
and reform IAN save the political or
E~anlZatiOn whose leading members.
with Il large maj rity in both Houses
of Congress, have shielded currup-
tons and perlurerS, and thus made
themselves rcsp0nSiblr, as Il party,
Tor the otlellSes they were too COW
ardly or too base to condemn. K =
= x The lartt which tnuS stands
brandei as di>reputahle and Scif-cUn-
Elcted OF cOrru ptiOn cannot hope to
ESCAPE public corIemn ton. No pro-
fes>ion> OF honesty ana virtue Will
ave the pOllticianS WHO still CLASP
COliaN to their hearts and make com
mon cause With Patterson and Itar-
Ian. with POmeruN ana Caldwell. and
with Kelly, Garfield and Bingham.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
MASSACHUSETTS,

HOSTOS. April O..
John f. Shaw, the Eerper in the
charleston Prison, was probably fatal
y stabbed this morning by VIM. Pat
ter>On, Il convict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
NOVA SCOTIA.

liAIIFAX, April 0.
Only one body was recovered from
the Atlantic wreck to-dav-that of an
unknown cabin passenger. Divers
saw in the state oOnIS the bodies of
two ladies, which are supposed to he
Misses Hr, die and Baker, Of Chicago,
Illinois.
TIE steamer north America, which
arrived last night from Baltimore re-
ports having passed IL body floating
20 miles south of Halifax.
Ca t. Isaac Smith, OF the coastinr
steamer W. \. Starr, was interviewed
to-day in regard to the current spoken
otbY Capt Williams. He sa's all
coasters are acquainted with the
strong currents running north and
west near the shore and south and
west further out at this season es-
peclallY. The current is strong. hut
at tine most would not make a differ
ence Of more than Il knot or a knot
and a half: therefore he is satisfied
that at midnight the Atlantic must
have been less than ~ miles from
Sambro lighthouse or she could not
have got to Meagher's Head when
she did.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10

CONsPIRACY.-The amended COM
plant recently introduced in the Raw
mond- Hermes mining suit at Pioche,
alledges a conspiracy on the part "fCul
Lightner, d. w. Perlpy and George
Hearst, to defraud and swindle the
Raymond II Ely Company out of a
very strong and somewhat remarka-
bse document. It will be remem-
hered that Col. Lightner and Judge
Perley were formerly in the employ
of the Raymond 4 Ely-the former
At Su perintendent, and the latter as
leading counsel. 1t was while so en-
ployed that their plans Were ma
ture2-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MI tlNG COMPANY Location Oh

SILVER WEST CONSOLIDATED
MI MING COW PANY Location o.
works Eureka, Eureka County, STATE VI
Nevada.
NOTICE. Is hereby given that at a mee.'
ing OF the IOard oil trustees OF said e0ni'
tany, held on the 81 day of April, 1910,
an assessment of seventy-five cents Pt
share was levied upon the capital siSn
OF said company, payable immediately
To the SECRETARY, at the office OF the CON
lahy, NO. 3o Montgomery ! lock, IN SAL
Francisco, state OF California.
Any stock upon which said asseSsni Inv
shall remain unpaid on thursday, w., va
hittenth day of May, A.. u. io,s 10
shall be- deemed delinquent. and VIII "
duly advertised for sale at public aux
tlon, and unless payment shall ne hia luz
before, will be sold on 1UESpAl. W.! he
tenth day of June, a. ID. 1873, to pa! an h
delinquent assessment. together WIZ wiz
COSTS OF advertising ana expenses OF sa''
Iy order of the ! OaId OF Trustees.
+. X. LUNKER, SecretaI.i
Ofice-NO. So Montgomery hiUeIH.
Montgomery street, san Francisco. 50"
iornia. apSla
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Il

In Eureka, Nv. April Q, by Rev. :. p.
k"!iN, Or. Jay +. SEanAs to Miss .Adclia
/ Yea
In San Francisco, February 10, 1879,
I1ilh Jay Han, al Eureka, NrV., to a.iss
Caroline Gra'ing. OF QucJrc, Caitada.
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DIED.

In. Wand rbilt, near Eureka, April s.h.
Jonn Waiter, youngest sol OF A. +. ana
l.. Jones, az 1t 5 years, . months and -
'a>s. ttlactr\lll" (Cal,l papers please
copy.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at ) O'Clock, P. NJ, from the residence
OF the family in Vanderbilt. Friends and
~iclualntanccs are invited to tend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10

THE JAPAN MISSION. 1t seems
probable frona an item in our tele,
graphic news this morning that eX-
Senator Cole, of California, is the
man who is destined 20 succeed De-
Eong as Minister to japan. \ Wash
ington special expresses the opinion
that Code IS the cosniGg Uan. We
said the other day that the adgsiniS-
tration would have to take are of
Cole and Nye. The next question IN
order now is, what shall be done with
the "Gld Grey Eagie?"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
NEW

MANCIIESrTR, ANril ..
DEVELOPMENTS in tn" ease OF Fred,
.. Merrill, whose iOdv was found
floating in til" river this morning,
leaves lftlr d0nh- that hn was muir
,ier"d in Gotlstown last Fall and the
body thrown ut" the river. There
were nine terrible wounds unon his
head an! face. his skull laid oDCn.
His chin was cut Off ard hung down
upon his breast. His throat was also
cut. severing the wind pine. Mrr,
riil was a married man of int uper-
ate habits, and there are ruuIors of
domestic inrelicity.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

IIIIINTEITIIIA, NNrlI q.
The mysterious Disappearance ofthc
funds of the linhnemann College. is
said to account for the mysterious dis
appearance of Prof. Koch some
MIpkS AGO