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was elected Special Judge Of the Circuit
Court of Fort Smith District, on Tues.
day, Judge Ham being absent, but from
press of business at home, was compell-
ed to decline the honor. Thomas Mark
um, Esq was afterwards elected.
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ave learn that DR.. r. F. Naylor has
been appointed Receiver Of U. ). Land
Office at Dardanele. DR.. MAYORS knowl
edge Of the duties of the oillce-his fine
business capacity-his sober, upright
habits, conspire to render the appoint
mcnt most excellent ono - Clarksville
Enterprise
We beg leave to differ, slightly, from
the opinion Of the Enterprise. A Re-
ceiver of the Land Office, or any other
office should be pure, conscientious,
upright man-whch we do not believe
DR. Mayor to be. He was the head and
front in the disgraceful disfranchsemnt
of the best citizens Of johnson county,
without any excuse, than they did not
belong to his party. Capable, for what
we know, but not above suspicion.
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EE Sheriff Mcclure, Of Sebastian
county, on Friday filed petition before
the Supreme Court, to compel the Super
visors Of Sebastian county to approve
his bond as collector, The 18th Of Feb
ruary has been set by the Court for n
hearing in the case
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EF Respect old age. If you have a
maiden aunt forty years old and she is
passing herself off for a girl Of twenty
three, there is no cause for you to expose
her The more you respect her age and
keep still about it the more she will re-
spect you
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Take n office.

rNHE Sherl-s Office during the time | am
4 absent Collecting the Taxes will be in
charge Of JAMES BRODlE. lie will be
found at the Office in the Court House. and
will attend to all business pertaining to the
Office during my absence.
j. r. GRADY. Sheriff. Crawford Co.
Van Buren,. Dec 20,'73. 4w
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EF"See here, Dick, | understand
that you are in the habit Of taking my
jokes. and passing them of as your
own "Shoula not a man always be
willing to take "a joke from friend 2" re.
spondsd Dick
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GE Judge Hazcdine has been appoint.
ed State Geologist, vice Haddock remov-
ed, and conferred the appointment as as
sistant upon A. Van Cleef
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Proclamation by the Governor,

WHEREAS, It has come to the knowledge Of the
w Executive that two citizens of the state of Kan
sas were killed in Crawford county in this State in
April last, by John Richmond Jr., Jack Richmond
Lafayett Shultz and Bud Morris. and that the said
Jack Richmond, Lafayett Shulz and Bud Morris
are still at large,
Now therefore l., Elisha Baxter, Governor Of the
State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority vested
hereby offer a reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each of the said three persons, to-wit
Jack Richmond, Lafayett Shutz and Bud Morris,
and their delivery to the proper authorities of the
said State.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
(--0 set my hand and caused the seal of he
l.. s. State to be affixed at Little Rock, this
(--) fifth day of September A.. d. 1873.
ELlSEA BAXTER.
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Ep- A bill has been introduced by Ha-
vens Of the Springfield, Mo District, in
Congress to discontinue proceedings
against Col. f, G. Boudnot, for alleged
violation Of the internal Revenue law.
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Ey- The Board Of Trustees of the
Arkansas Industrial University unani.
mously elected Gen. A w. Bishop Presi.
dent of the institution, with salary Of
$4,000.
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Warming Order.

Justice Bcttcn's Court, Rchland Township.
BLACK & CAruEY, Plaintiff
against
Matt Terrell, Defendant.
THE defendant Matt Terrell i, warned t,
appear in this Court within thirty day. from
this date. to answer the complaint of the de-
PENDANTS, Black Il Cathey.
JOHN q. BETTEN, J. p.
Dec |, 1873. 4w
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ES Judges +. II. English and +. W.
Compton were Friday, commissioned by
the governor associate justices Of the su-
preme court in certain cases.
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EF- The Grand Jury Of the Green
wood Circuit, tailed to fiud a bill against
Mcclure and others, for in,imidating the
Board of Supervisors Of Sebastian Co.
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For Rent F!
1874
The Britton Farm.

- miles East of Van Bnren. Over 800 acres
Q cleared 200 hundred acres have been IN
cultivation for two years.
Good Terms will be given to any one who
will take the whole Farm.
That part cleared and not cultivated VIII
be let out tree of rent. Rented ali together
or in lots to suit parties.
b. J. BROWN, Agent.
Jan lTis If
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ET The Gavette, says the expenses OF
the Auditors Office, are $4,000 more a
year than under w. r. Miller's admins
tration.
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I hereby certify that the above is a true and
perfect list of the allowances at the Janua-
ry Term of the Board of Supervisors of
Crawford County "A. ID. 1874
JAMES A. L0CKHART. Co. Clerk.
Van Duren. Jan. l6 1873 2w
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cI Seven Oranges Of the Patrons OF
Husbandry, have an organization in
Crawford County.
The Van Buren press., 1874-01-27

ET- New Concord Hacks have been
pat on the stage line between Van Buren
and Fayetteville,
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LI The Governor has appointed Sam
uel Younger, Justice of the Peace for
Franklin County.
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CT The Tax Gatherer is abroad in the
land. Get your Scrip ready,
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Manhood How Lost, How Re-
stored

IUsr published u new edition Of DR., CuLvERwELL'
~ CELEbRAtpD ESSAY on the radical cure without
medicpe) OF Spermatorrhwa or Seminal Weakness,
involuntary seminal losses, Impoteney, mental and
physical Incapaeity impedments to marriage, etc;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
self-indulgoneo or sexual eStrayagance.
40 Price in sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences of absse
may be radically cured without the dangerous of
internal medicine or the application of the knife
pointing out mode OF cure at once simple, certain.
and efectual, by means OF which every sufferer no
nptter what his condition may be. may cure himself
cheapley. privately, radically,
cs This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, ostpaid. on receipt Of conts or two post
stamps.
Address the publishers
CHARLES J. C. KLINE & Co
jan2,'1t l27 Bowcry, n. T., p O box. t,S
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ET State Scrip was quoted by the Ca
zette, at Little Rock, on Saturday at 60
cents.
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rE State Scrip is now receiable for
all taxes, except the interest on the pub
lie debt
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fE Hon NJ. X Waite Of Toledo, O.,
has been nominated by the President fol
Chief Justice.
The Van Buren press., 1874-01-27

kS- Judge E. ID. Ham passed through
on the stage to Fort Smith, Thursday
morning
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rE The track of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad has been completed to Texar.
kama
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EE T. S. Marshal SARDER passed
down the river, on the Gibson, last night.
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BAY HORSE

fourteen hands high five years old this spring
and has a mark across the top of the neck
where 1t has been cut by the top hamestrng
has white hairs in the mark. Has also saddle
marks and white hairs around hoof of right
hind foot. Roman nose.
Twenty-Five Dollars Reward will be paid
for the recovery of the Horse, or $50 for the
return of the horse and arrest and conviction
of the theft
GEO. w. IVY,
dec 27'73 4w on Stm. Fort Gibson.
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EF S. II. Tucker Of Little Rock, has
been forced into bankruptcy, by the Lou
isville Banking company.
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EE No other living thing can 20 so
Glow as boy on an srrand.
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Horse Stolen.

CTOLEN. on the night of the lth inst
- from GEO. w. lvY's place, about forty
miles below Van Buren,, south side of the riy
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A College Of Agriculture.
A College Of Engineering, and
A College Of Natural Science.

1t will also include Normal Department DIS.
tipct from the Colleges that will confer degrees,
bur having its appropriate course Of study, and n
corpse of teachers who will strive to make it equal
in all respects to the best Normal Colleges Of the
country.
Two hundred ann thirty seven benefciaries are
provided for. to be appointed 10y the Governor of
the State the Trustees of the University, and the
State and County Superintendents of Public In.
structlon.
Board in private families in Fayetteville can be
ha at from 500 to $500 year beneficiary
or normal student pays five dolare mariculaiion
fee After this his tuition is fr5r. Other students
pay from $40 to $50 year for tuition. From SO
to $40 will be needed for annually toT text books,
which can be purchased at Fayetteville at publish
er's prices,
The University has already its formally organ,
ized Freshmen and.Sophomore classes IN the Col
lege of General Science and Literature, and o
pains will be spared to give their full dignity and
value to the degrees that the university will confer.
Farm has been purchased, upon which the
university buildings are located, and its ngricul-
tural and mechanical features will be developed
as rapidly as time and means will permit, and as
intended by Congress in endowing the institution.
Fayetteville is regarded throughout the south
west as an exceedingly favorable point for an in
stitution Of learning. The location OF the tow n
itself is unusually beautiful the air is invigorat
ing and the water pure, and those who wish to
educate their children cannot send them to a
healthier spot.
1t is anticipated that a daily mail and stage
route will be established between Fayetteville and
Clarksvlle on the Arkansas river where conncc
tion will be made with the Little Rock and Fort
Smith Railroad and thus with the Central East
ern and Southern portloiro OF the State.
Over the railroad mentioned and the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad. oeneiciares are now
passed at half fare, and it is to be hoped that
other common carriers in the state will show the
same degree Of public spirit aud berallty.
For additional information with reference to the
University, application can be made TO Prof n
p. GATES, Acting President, at Fayetteville.
Fayetteville, Ark. Nov, 1873. SIN
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Notice.

STATEMENT of CLAIMS against the Coun-
- ty. allowed by the Board of Supervisors.
at the January Term, 1874:
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ARKANSAS
INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
The Arkansas Industrial University
LOCATED AT
+ fayetteville, Washington Co., Arkansas

fayetteVII1e, washington CO', HrKaTlSdS,
WAS organized under an act of Congress. en-
w titled " An act donating public lands to the
several States aud territories, which may provide
Colleges for the benefit of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts" approved July 2d, 1861, and the
acts supplemental thereto.
II was opened for the reception of pupils Jan.
22d. 1872. and there are now upwards of two hul-
dred and thirty in attendance
The institution is most eligibly located within
the corporate limits of Fayetteville +; commodious
temporary structures are now in use, and perma-
nent edfcc of brick and stone, five stories high,
with frontage Of pa feet and depth of wings
of 100 feet, is in progress Of erection The full
development Of the University will embrace four
Colleges, to wit;
a College Of General Science and
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tru9 einen i6warSen an5ug, etnen ountlen
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Gr battc buufle8 Soar uno blaue augeu.
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Der erlt fiirslif perbeiratbete Stcinbre6er
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juugen Srau am Sumitag abenO aus gifars
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cine iurdtbare 9Sunoe i'm Wagen bel. SeiOc
merhen OH ihrel1 gSuuhrn iterhen
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Wioro 1T Solac eimes streites iibcr
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8ortwe6iel, ipdbrenb befIen S'5alloran
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auf ben Sd)Ioel pcriebte, OaB Der @etrofiene
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Wew= Dorf, 21. Suli.- Son gSenesuela
iino Radrt6teu BIS sum 8. 5. 81. bier einz
gelaufeu. gta6 pcnitlbcn ian9t Die tir6lid)e
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nei9t su ieln, bic 6rage baburh su l0ien, DaB
Ell alle SeSiebungen slpiidlcn Der 9tegierung
pon &eneauelQ nno benz GQtifan lEi,te.
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gaenere Gadlrid,tem aus s0ertfn.

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