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Iieiimzto generalnim iedinym jednate-
lem Ilamburku Jest August Bolton
WIN. Nillcrs Nae hfolger. cis.
33 d 81 a IN litaetstra
"A jeIizto zastupci V Novem Yorku isou:
k un h ard d c o. 81 Bread Street a
G. B. Ric hard d Boas, G1 Broad
way, snizila cd /. zari 1874 pfeplavni ce-
ny mezipalubi Hamburku do Move
no Yorku ma ii I'll. r. m. stfibfe a Y
Noveho Yorku do Hamburku ma $1,000
zlata.
Postovni parolode nadfecene spolecno-
sti vypravui se Hamburku pravident
k a q d ou site dua az NovehD Yorku
prasidelne kazdy ctvrtek pfc
PLAY ma mich Jest nejen velmi laciny ale
brz velmi dobry rychly. Procez
vsenl, kdo do vlasti jede aneb kdoz svym
znamym pfibuznym pteplavni listck
obstarati hodla, snazne odporucuji ham-
burskych postovnich parolodi, nimiz
zajiste jeden kazdy spokoien bude.
josef Pastor
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Na III.
River Division,

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rs 2dp. Ptl3i5dl do Bsyari q 10 dop toO odp
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Ma sdpad o3iis&t a 70 eGpqdu pf3i@@I:
zCleveandu $50 a 100 rauo, 2.a0a6 -
odpolednc,
10 Cleveiandu 7.25 1855 rlno, $40 a
20, % cdrolcdne.
DO Tolodo lo.4o u 1855 rsno 200 Il
90 veGer.
Y Toledo 800, ESQ loss rano $50
seSer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rauo $50 go
ve6er.
z Chicago 100 90 rano 5.35 go
veccr.
z New Yorku 1890 loi IS rAno, 500
IL. 90 veter:
2 Bostonu $50 900 rano, 300 . 900
veSer:
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SOCialni yeda.

Mutcme ovsem pomoci v6dy vazti
Planety, merit nekoneGnG daiky, zvesto
vati rychlosti biesku noyou udalost cd
jednoho konce zem6koule X druhemu,
snascti hory proryvati 1troby ieiich
letati ma perutich parry, donntti sluuce
ably nam malovalo nase obrazky kona
Ii tisicer6 v6ci, ktcrG by minulosti zazrac-
nymi Sc zdaly, pre- &c 2 toho vSeho bez
dGkladne znamosti spoleGenske yedy ne
mnoho prospechd miti budeme.
Spoletnost jest velkym skutkem sytta
ieji prsydiye spravedlise a sogladut
styky isou zahadou zahad.
Dejiny pokoleni ldsk6hojsou dtiinami
nspratelstvi, jsou vypsdnim zApasu "a
bytnost (existencD vntmz silnti-i po-
hlcuje slabsiho neuprosnou sobeckosti
Pad sebe- zachovdni kladen vseobecnt
vedle pocitu antagonismu (nepfatelstvi).
jeho9 vybuchem Jest valka neirdzneisho
zpdsobu.
Prvotni clov6k byl dtdiccm iistych
ualehavych potreb, jako isou potraya,
psisttesi, odev " Tkoicni techto pc
tteb bylo nesnadne. jeliko1 pro-trodky,
iimiz ptroda prvotnlo tlovtka k ddeli
romu opatfila, byly velmi obmezene a '
nerovnem pomeru pfekazkam.
On mnsel, abychom dne8 btzneho W
xnamu uzili konkuIovatineien Sc sv}m spo
IL clovekem. ale krut6 pods,urovati "a
pasy sc femami lcsi planin. Moc lest
pravo, bylo tehdy icdinym pevnym "a
konem a valka vsech proti vsem byla
normalnm (pravidelnyr) stayem spo-
iecnosti. Sila, mrstnost lstvosf bylv
nezbytny X dosa2eni tspSchu. bez nich1
tiovek byl bezbrannym, malomocnyfn
,rorem, jenz musel zahynouti; jedine '
tech vlastnostech zalezelo pravo iednotliv.
cd ma zivot, ma existenci.
Ma lebce predhistorickeho eloveka she
lavamc zcela nepatrny WYNN organti TO
zumovych spolccenskych upny he
dostatek mravnich mohhtnosti. Sroyna
saci leboznalectvi I. ]. porovndyanI
tvard lebek "a rozliGnych dob - vykazu.
.je poncnahly ale jisty vyvin zadnj, prd-
eelni a temen-ni casti lebky. Die teto
,,vedy" jsou to ony okrsky mozku ynichz
sidli naklonosf k drnznosti a pratel-tvi,
rozum a mravni smysl. Pryni vedl k zfi-
xeni rodnnemu patriarchalnG kmeno
vemu. Druhy usnadnoval cloytku boI
naproti zvifatdm a .iinym pfekazkam
ptirdnim a umelym. Tfeti dial pGvod
myalenkam pravn ma zivot vlastni
ctvi.
Postup spoleeensky rozumovy by
rychly, avsak vyvin mravni .en znenahIa
pracne postupoval.
Celia tisiceleti jest cele pokoleni lidskt
organizovano kineny narodnosti. Ale
sotya dve tfi stoleti jest tomu, co SC sifi a
pevneji zakotvujs myslenka 0 nespIavedl
nosti hflsnosti vzajemneho Sc vrazdeni
olupovani a zotrocovani kmenii narod1
Va.ka, jejimz zplozencein jet otroctvi
byla doporucovana ano kazina teiner ode
vsech zidovskych prorokd, ale zAvrhova-
ma nebyla snad cd zadEeho.
Statni pospolitosti tvofeny j'ou ptvod-
no M obranu q pozieii na vYooj a lou
petnictvi. Kralove byIi silon obratn sti
tsla, mex ly chytioiti iozumem vyui.
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Ma zdDdd.
|, Il. MYkl,S,
Genl Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE LIN T..


Uereiand, Columbus, Cincinnati e.
Indiana IL. IL.
4 Cevelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopoledne
2.5o $50 odpoledne.
DO Clevelandu pfijizdi 80 rano 400 a
1855 odpoledne.
4 Cresthne 955 rano 6 IS 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 1926 v pol. 9.45 1885
ynoci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
q Cincinnati 100 a 1000 rano Gas vec.
2 Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 700 rano.
q ST. Louis Z. Is rano 2.55 lao odp.
2 Chicago $50 $40 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi vecernlm :.
Atlantic a Great Western Il Il
Va cychod oc!jikN 4 zvyc.todu ptyikdt.
z Clevoandu 7.25 500 rano 3.45 q
zoos veGer.
Do Clevelandu 700 1915 rano. 4.lo q
5.55 vecer.
Do New Yorku ! 90 rano, 4.55 800 veG.
2 Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
New Yorku $50 100 rano, 535 a
100 veeer.
Lake Shore Michigan South. r. n
Ma oychod odjizdi pfyizdi rychodu:
q Clevelnadn TAB 1000 rano, 4.lO a
'0.2O vecer.
DO Clevclandu $40 5.35 rAno, 2.o5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Busda,!o 4.lO 1918 rano, 49, 8. 80 Q
l0.40 .eccr.
q Buffalo $50 7. Is rano $50, 6.25 q
ll.30 veter.
10 New Yorku TOO rano $40, 20
1900 vecer.
8 Bostonu s. 50 rAno 500 o IL. 30 yc1er
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-22

N'AN''t' . t'i' "'I PVtNti'Nf "NNtNte' %
dovcdli. Byli TO znameniti lonpc2nici,
hejtmane lupi6d a kapitani loupcznich
lod. Nsak mnozi ani dnos ncisou nic
kloudntjsiho; poltikove ameritti fran
couzsi nalezi roynez k teto odrude ne
bespetnych skddc6 spoIetnosti. Amo-
ricky poltik II. pr. mluvici svobode,
mysli 81, ze lid ma svohodu zyoliti 81 iej
IN prosidenta, poslance, guvcmera a.
rednika. ably mu poskytnuta byla v$e-
MONA pfllezitost k zbohatnuti ma cizi
dtraty. We franconzskem konventu "a
hrdzovlady Robespierra m5li poslanci
ovsem prayo hlasovati vedle sStho pre-
svtdceni; ale kdokoliv otevrel Gsta k ma
nitce nebo opozici, tomu dial hrozny ten
diktator pokynom ruky na srozumGpou,
ze uzivani prava svobody etQji hlavu;
mensina Sc iednoduSe. .stinala, necht6la-li
mlceti nebo zreime prot presvtdceni sy6-
mu iednati Nicmene byl narod fran
couzsky svoboden, t. mel vsecky mo&nt
j nelnoznG syobody ma papire. We sku-
tc6nost; byl ovsem .yoboden len -- kdo
mel moe.
Demokracio americka lest arci pokro
cileis:; ale podstatG zdc rozhodnie
moe. zde bvva mensina u,alomocna.
Grant neni dosud Robcsperrenl. ale rad
cove ieho ncvzpiral by 20 te mvslence.
..Nitezi nalozi koti-t," pravil general =
president Andrew Jackson. ..Smrt zrad-
ci," yolal Ben Butler, to neien zrddci We
valce, ale niru. 4 ton zradou mini
kazdc proiiveni Sc rozkazdm strany.
Nezni to stclnc, lak l'ismarckovo: Moo
le~t mad pav"' Beu,tovo: tlateni &c
zdi:
O'r'etyl 'e s'e neJohavn9$ sPueoot
yymzeio sice Earopy | Ameriky - aie
&c spusohc meme kfikla1e mravnl smy-
81 urazepci trNa dosud po veskerem Sve-
te. nekterych ku7lch jest lepsi, ne
Atcrych zas horsl byvaleho.
Ne'choPni' 'ymoIen' = 'rNem sesli O
'roc' %fl'N' zen p'h''n',l. oH'' o'"nr'iu
H@h> h"'' .AFs"N o'Focl EoroPS . iH'oe'l-
me, A"fr'KF 0'i'flil f'en' Po u''e'ch ~ z
"9U' ','''N' ''''''N '"'e'"' ''s'.'>. : :
'n'ecna' h0c@'o - N'c" PF'''' J9'ic'
loon'''''' "'"o''. : P'eps "a" . ''4,'i.''i
''9'e'l = 'i'''' ! ''PF''' N'S~ 'e'el'e
nntAi proS'Fedkem tl'k" ma ne dorizl
'aiao0 DO hao''ycA hescu' "oy ''eno'@
II hehoAN slAi"sn ma P"liNk' 9
i9'"' "''eoo ej'le0' cii"'ih-No" h"ciF
III. Ia heP"uAa eas'Ea' Ii< "A''inneh.
prebytku sveho vennli 60 bldnoa almuz
np tenn, kte1 nelen pracovm ale yseckl
ligotni sin Jim obttovali, Pocitd seiim iesl'
"a zylastni, uznani chy&ly hodnou "a
7iuhN' DFopfy' lez &c Stoln jeIlch' pro
ny o4lle'ch Sc Pod prehel'e'a Pokfmu
'ahudek' ma zen Padhon od hIadoNycf
|eDf'Nu seofahy J'oo sloNz' l!ih "a staFi-
Fo PalhafniAn' hi'nz zVeeui sVon hannih
no>t. \ eehol neaprimntli zeleti lest
Il, ktefi latnost syon drobty telni jen !
poioyice ukaii, blahorecl Dohatc0m, JAKE
Fznesthyin dooroaitelum SVym' a Pfa
We tyto kflVe nazory Json nelvetSl pfekaz
koa prfoz9nych spolecensAych opray.
l~ou pfece'ne spoleeenske zlotlny ;
mrzkoste. icz vefelne mineni, jcz prav
Il, k'cti JIM nejviee tfpi, AMI "a takoy'
nepokladali. Ieto zyracenosti nelvets
Ninn neson knezi. Pred etyncetl let.
byli 10 prayc duchoyni v3ech vyznanl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-09-22
FRAN'E.A RRODSKX,
ciB s. Avouuc G, New YORK,
opra,nany ie5natei

opra>nsny iednatei
pro cos,uiici no psrnich q plachcinici
lrdich pies Bromy Hamburg.
Zasilky pcu6z a jineho druhu v5ci do
Czech N6mccka ohstara neilevns jsich
cenach skrzc prosttednctvi pan1 karesc
Stozkyho,
s Listky zoleznicni do vscch dilH
Ameriky. 51-24
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
An Irish Tale.

1t was a little after midnight that q
knock came to the door Of our cabin. !
heard it frst--for used to sleep in lit
lie snug basket near the fire; but didn
sneak, for was frightened. 1t was still
repcated louder. and then came cry
,' Con Cregan. Con. | say Open the
door! want you se.s-.-.s-.-
/ knew the voice we'll It was Peter
McCabes. But pretcndel to be fast
a. lecp, and snored loudly. Al last my
father unbolted the door, and ] heard
him say:
"Oh! Mr Peter what's the matter
Is the ould man worse
"Faix that's what he is--tor he's
dead !" replied Peter
"Glory be his bed When did it hap
pen r
About an hour ago, :" said Peter, in
a voice that even l., from my corner,
could perceive was greatly agitated. "lie
died like an oud heathen, Con and never
made a will. =
That's bad - said my fathcr-'for he
was always a polite man, and said what
ever was pleasing to the company
at is bad !" said Peter; " bat it would
be worse if he couldn't help it. Listen
10 me now, Corney. l want 20 TO help
mo in this business; aud here are i've
guineas in gold il We do what | bid ye.
You know that yo were always 'eck"ned
the very image of my father; and before
he took i'll ye were mistaken for each
other every day OF the week. y
"Arrah (" said my father--for he was
getting frightened at the notion without
well knowing.why.
"Well what | want is for ye to come
over into the house and get into the bet.
:" Not beside the corpse Y said my
father, trembling
"By no means but by yourself And
you're to pretend to be my father, and
that We want to make yer will before ye
die and then I'll send for the Eeighbors,
and Billy Seaman. the schoolmaster, and
ven tell him what TO write, leaving all
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iaIs.
Il am, Peter, my son, !" says he-"I
am getting wake. just touch my lips
again with the ju. All! Peter! Peter
you wa,ered the drink y
mo, indeed, father! But it's the
taste is iavin' you!h says Peter; and
again low chorus ofcompassionate pity
murmnred through the wide cabin.
"Wel!, I'm nearly done now, says
my father There's only one little spot
OF ground remaining, and put it on you.
Peter--as We wish to live good man,
and die with the same easy heart as do
now-that sc mind my last words to ye
here Are We is;enmg3 Are the neigh
bors listening? Is Billy Scanlan listen.
ing?'
Yes, sir Yes, father. We re all mind.
ing I" chorused the audience.
"Wel, then, it's my last will and tes
lament, and may-give me over the jug
here he took long drink" and may
that blessed liquor be poison to me II
I'm not as eager about this as every 9th.
er pant Of the will say, e. en-, be.
queath the little plot at the cross roads
to poor Con Cregan--sor he has heavy
charge, and is as honest and az hard
working man as ever knew. BE Q
friend to him, Peter. dear! Never let
him want while yc have it yourself
Think of me on my death-bed whenever
he asks ye for any trife Is it down,
Billy Seaman ?-the two acres nt the
cross to Con Cregan and his heirs for
ever! All blessed be the saints bus
feel my heart grow lighter after that!'
says he. "A good work makes an easy
And now I'll drink all the
/Cnnrlutle1 on An Dd1e)
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
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uyIE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to require
| any extended recommendation but the reasons
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ner. - r c......t.i,,a
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ing nothing that can offend the most delicate and
it's a first rate story paper. The host tales and
romauccs Of current literature are careiuliy sVccVou
and lcgihly printed in It's PAGES r,., &c.,
IL is frst rate agricultural paper. The most iresn
and instructive articles on agrlcultural topics IeSu
larly appear in this departnent' - i,,.,,,i, ,e
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no Marty and wearing no collar, IL fights Tor prncl
ue and for the election Of the best men to oulce ~
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kets for the men, especially we ca'He-h"iAoS' w
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The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
Manhood How Lost, How Ke-
stored

Irsr published now edition Of pr, CrLvrRW,t.LtL :
d CELEpRArpD ESSAY on the radical ch,.,s NMltnpu
~ ininrp of Snermatorrhma or Seminal Weakness,
inyoluntnry seminal losses, lmpotency' meutn' wv
physical lncapacity mpedments To- maTriago, g'J ~
also Consumption, Epilepsy ana rus lh"uVV' W
olf-induIgence or sexual extravaganza
ne Price in sealed envelope qqiy eoeihrabe es,ay,
,oarIy aemonstrntes from thirty years successtui
nrartice that the alarming consequences OF sen
may be radically cured without me aangorhas h Lnf
mointina out mode of at once simple, certain,
nnd eiectua by means of WHICH every snnqfur ~
mpt,er what his condition may po' may cu'o n'"''s'
ms T6s lecture should be in the hands OF every
vontb and every man in the land. ,. al
'ySnnt under seal, in u plain envelope, 70 any ~
dress post-paid ION receipt Of cents or TWO pos'
stamps. ,,
H'''''' TuARLTs j. G. KLINE q Co.
97,7 ~, Bowery, NY, Z, D Box 1880
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS it has come to the knowledge
w of the executive that n party or par
ties unknown. fired several bridges On rkc
Fort Smith ana Railroad, In the Countess OF
Pope and johnson, and the said party or par
ties are now at large,
Now. therefore. | Elisha Baxter governor
of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of au-
thorty in me vested by the Constitution and
laws of the state, DO hereby offer Il reward OF
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
(S20000) for the arrest Of each of the said
parties and their delivery to the sheriff of the
proper county.
In testimony whereof have hcrcunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
[Ls.l state to be affixed at Little Rock
this the Sth day of September, 1874
ELISHA BANTER,
Governor of Arkansas.
BY the Governor:
j. Nj. JOHNSON,
Secretary Of State.
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HEADQUARTERS. !
ARKANSAS STATE GUARDS, :
Van Buren, Ark, Sept. 10, lS1i)
General Order,l
No. |.
In pursuance of an order from the Major
Grnl commanding Arkansas state Guards.
am directed to organize a regiment Of stat,
Guards at the earliest possible day.
Every man in the county subject to mill
tary duty must be enrolled, in accordance
with the militia law Of 1865.
Officers holding commissions will proceed
TO organize companies and report the same
to these headquarters for further instructions
BY order OF
ROBERT W. MILES.
Colonel Com. Ark. State Guards.
Josfpu L. BYERs. Admant.
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
Proclamation by the Governor.


WHEREAS, it has come to the knowledge OF
the Executive. that Andrew Jacks was muir
dered on the 26th DAY Of July 1874, in the
county of Montgomery, by Ed. Alison and
W. }. Glover and the said Alison and Glover
are now at large.
Now. therefore. Elisha Baxter. Governor
Of the State Of Arkansas, by virtue of author
ity in me vested. do hereby onera reward OF
TWO HUNDRED $4,000 DOLLARS
each, for the arrest and delivery of the said
parties, to the sheriff Of Montgomery county
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand, ard caused the seal ofthe
IT, s State to be affixed at the City OF
Little Rock, this 10th day OF Oct,
A 1874.
ELISHA BAXTER. Governor.
By the Governor:
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary Of State.
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17

Spadra. 4 *, June 22d, 1874. }
General Orderl
Noe.
The Colonels commanding the several coun-
ties in the Western Military District of The
Arkansas State Guards, will at once cause all
men in their counties, subject to military du-
tv to be enrolled in the Arkansas state
Guard, in strict compliance with the military
law OF 1868
BY order of Brig Gen. G,sA. MEl ER,
Commanding Ark. State Guards.
Western District.
G, 4. MEYER Col. and A. a. G.. lm
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
NOTICE.

IIEApQUARrrRs STATE or ARKANsAsl
Little Rock, sept II. 1874. !
T,uE OFFICERS OF THE ARKANSAS
l. state Militia shall not call out the mill
tary forces under their command, except for
the purpose of drll, and on such occasions no
unnecessary demonstrations shall be made.
By order of the Commander-in-chief:
VI McCANANY.
Adjutant General.
The Van Buren press., 1874-11-17
Proclamation by the Governor

WHEREAS. 1T HAS COME TO TIE
w knowledge of the Executive that Hen
! ry Phillips Is accessory to the murder OF
Isaac johnson. who was murdered on the I'll
day Of October, 1874, in the county OF pulas-
XII; and the said Henry Philips is now al
large.
Now. therefore, | Elisha Baxter, governor
of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of the au.
thority in me vested by the Constitution ant
laws of said state. do hereby offer reward
Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, (S2O000
for the arrest and delivery of the said Hen
ry Phillips. to the Sheriff of Pulaski county
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sci
my hand and caused the seal of the
H. $ state to be affixed. at Little Rock
this 10Th day of Oct. A. ID. 1874.
ELISHA BANTER
Governor of Arkansas.
By the Governors
j. NJ. JOHNSON. Secretary OF State.
By Frank Strong, Deputy.
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Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
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Cards or communications of personal
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Announcing candidates, for Congress or
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FIR AT E RNAl.
MASONIC.
Eastern Star Degree.

,,UE regular meeting Of Van Bgren Constellation son
Ma. Eastern Star Degree OF Adop'eu ri ~ SU, ,rs
ava held at Masonic Hall, Van Buren the 1huls, 1lhs,
~ ~ or next proceeding each full moon at Gi
n1, incV m Members Of the Order in good stahui"1
are resp00'''' Mrs. S. WOOD, Matron'
Miss MATTE HINKLE, See.
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TERMS.

S5 per dnnum, an ddydn.e, sc'h y"
ChrOmos Free.
For 50 cents extra, the chromos will be sent,
mounted, vanished, and PREPAID 10y mail.
The Aldine will hereafter, be obtainable only
by subscription There will be no reduced or
club rate cash for subscription must be sent to
the publishers direct, or handed te the local
vasser, without responsibility to the publishers,
excent in cases where the certificate ia given bear
ing the facsimile signature of James Sutton d Co
CANVASSERS WANTED.
ANY person wishing to act permanently as To-
cal canvasser will receive full and prompt infor-
nation by applying to
JAMES SUTTON 4 CO.. Publishers
noy,'73 So Maiden Lane, n. Y.
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I. O. .. t..

CRAWFORD LODGE. No. 8, of OPP TELh4mHIi, tHoi,
y meets every Friday, at 4 o cloch' - Wv ~
Hall over GEORGE AUSTIN $ store
W. b. MOONEY. n. q.
JOSEPH CLEGG, Sec.
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Proclamation BY the Governor.

WHEREAS, 1t has coue to the knowledge of the
Executive that on the 1th day OF October,
,sA, that Isaac johnson was murdered by one }
Emery in the county Of Palaski, and the said hme-
ry is now at large.
Now therefore |, Elshl Baxtor, Governor of the
State of Arkansas, by virtue Of the authority vested
in by the constitution and of said State, dc
hereby offer u reward d TWO HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for the arrest ana delivery of the said }
Emery, to the Sheriff Of Pulaski county.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto
(c-) set my hand and caused the sea of the
l.. ). State to DealiXed at Little Rock, this
(--) 10Th day d Oct A. d. 1874, -
ELISHA BAXTER.
By the Governor
j. NJ. JOHNSON. Secretary of State.
By FRANK STRONG, Deputy.
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WILL rup regularly in the New Orleans and Ar
w kansas River trade during the present season
The Tatum has been heightened IS feet and other I'M
provements made. which makes her the pcst M"
most comfortable packet In this trade. .,.,,.
Prompt attention given TO all orders ana shipinene
md satisfaction guaranteed. scp - u
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BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

A LARGE supply of Family and Pocket Bibles ana
a Testaments, are constantly kcgt for sale az the
,sno.itory of the Crawford County Bible Society at
tbn Sore Of ClIAS. \. HARVEY, opposite the Court
House.
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Attention Militia.
j. NJ. JOHNSON,
Secretary of State.

HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DIsr.or ARK /
4. ). q.
Spadra. Agt, june 22d, 1874.
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DI
j. NJ. Johnson. Secretary OF State.
By Frank Strong, Deputy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-25
WILLIAM HARE.
Practical Plumber & Gas t1ttel
NO. - MONROE STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Orders nom the country attended 70 To-
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