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The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06
HURRAH FOR OUR SIDE.
The Great international Shooting. Match
Won by the American Team by
967 to 929.

DUBLIN, June 20.
There is large attendance at Dolly
mount to witness the great shooting con-
test between the Americans and Irish
men, The road leading from this city
to the scene Of the shooting, a distance
OF three miles, was crowded during the
morning with people. American and
Irish flags were displayed on all sides.
The weather is hazy, and high wind is
blowing.
NooN-The firing began soon after ii
% clock. at 500 yards range. A detach'
ment of The Fiiticth regiment acted as
markers. Nearly one half the shots have
now been fired, but so close are the
scores it is Impossible to anticipate the
result. At the present range both sides
are doing fine work, and nearly all the
shots ale bulls eyes.
Firing at eight hundred yards
range has been completed, aud the result
is one point in favor of the Irish team.
Total score standing AS follows: Irish
men, 1888; Americans, 337,
2P.M M-The teams are now firing at
nine hundred yard. rang. Twenty
eight out Of ninety shots have been fired
by each side, and the Americans arc
twelve points ahead.
Az M.--Ihe shooting at nine hundred
yards range resulted AS follows: Ameri-
cans, 327 lrishmen, 292
Final victory for the American team
is believed to be certain. There are fully
ten thousand spectators on the grounds
Among them the Lord Mayor of London.
LATEsT-Ihe shooting At one thousand
yards range. which was remarkably fine
on both sides, was won by the Americans
by score Of 3O3 against 299 for the
Irish
The match la. been won by the Amer.
lcan rtlcmen by total of 967 to 929.
The number Of persons who assembled
to witness the shooting gradually in.
creased as the match drew to close.
The victory Of the American marksmen
was hailed with tremendous enthusiasm,
A most enthusiastic ovation was given
to the American team on their return
from DOllymount to this city this even
ing A grand banquet in their honor
was given to night by the lord mayor of
Dublin, at the mansion house. a large
number OF distinguished guests, includ-
ing the lord mayors OF London and York,
we're present The Irish rihcmen admit
the superiority Of the Americans through.
out the match, and acknowledge that
their victory was fairly won. The
American team used the breech leaders
and the Irish team all used Blsby's muz
zlc leaders
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TILTON BEECHER.
The Jury Unable to Agree Upon Yer
dltc, and were Discharged.

The NV York Telegraph dispatches
say:
Early this morning the jury in the case
of Tilton- Becchcr breakfast, aud then
sent note to Judge Nelson stating that
it was impossible for them to agree The
Judge then returned an answer that he
would be at the court room at 10 o clock
and would then send for the counsel and
communicate with the jury. AT that hour
his honor stepped into his private room.
There were then assembled in the court
nearly the same group Of Plymouth pco
pie as there were yesterday.
At II minutes past l | o'clock the jury
filed into court, looking as if they had
passed sleepless night.
In reply to the question, +" Gentlemen
of the jury, have you agreed upon aver
dict" Foreman Carpenter replied, 1--WE
have not. your honor. We regret much
that we find it impossible to agree.
The clerk then stated that they were
now discharged
Juryman Thayer arose and said that
he wished it to be distinctly understood
that the jury did not stand ii to l as ru'
NOR had it. The court room was then
in confusion, every person erowding for
ward to have word with the jurynen.
Mrs. Beecber went to the railing and
shook hands with each juryman as he
passed. The jurymcn were all spoken
to as to how they stood, TO which they
replied, that they stood nine for convic,
ton to three for acquittal, but the names
Of the Jurors on either side would not
be revealed, as they had taken an oath
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Another Horrible Assassination IN the
Cherokee Nation

The following is telegraph to the
St Louis Times from Tahlcquah, c. n,
June 2Gth;
Last evening abont 81 o'clock, JUS. as
Mr. Nrights, the Moravian minister sta.
toned here, was making the closing re-
marks Of his sermon, some unknown
person shot and mortally wounded Mr.
Richard Fields, aTerchant Of Tahlequah
nc doubt well known to many st. Louis
merchants.
Fields occupied seat on the left hanc
side Of the aisle facing the window
which was about four feet in front OF
him; and the party doing the shooting
must have crcpt up the building and
thrust the muzzle of his pistol in at the
open window, as there were no signs oi
powder on the window.
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While our local was at Fort smith last
Monday, he was approached by a gentleman
who was one of the ith Of July committee OF
arrangements, with reference to the lobabii-
ity of our young townsman, llillycr, accept
ing an invitation to deliver an Grafton at that
place on the fourth The gentleman was In
formed that there was not the least doubt OF
it, if the young gentleman had no prsr en-
racemcnt Mr.. Il is to deliver an oration at
Lees Greek. which would OF course prevent
him from going elsewhere. The mere men
tion Of his name in such connection is a
nattering compliment TO Mr., II. as well as
our town.
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CAST THEM OuT.-Iftherc are any diseases
which deserve the name demenioc, Dyspepsia
Is one Of them. II racks and tears the sys.
tenn, like yeritable llend, and renders life a
burden. The medicines Of the dispcnsary
will not expel It.. Cast 1t ont with DIR. WAL
KgR's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrTERs, There
is no form Of indigestion or liver complaint
that can withstand this potent tonic and al
terative. The newly discovered California
roots and herbs, from which 1t is prepared. are
Of more value to mankind than all the gold
VI tue Pacific States.
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06
Six Persons Drowned in Old River Lake

About p m Sunday, party OF sew.
en- colored people, who had been attend
ing church on the north side, attempted
to cross Old river, near the Steele place
in rickety boat Several objected to
the attempt, bat Scott Anderson insisted
that it would carry them over safely, and
relying upon his skill the attempt was
made When about two thirds of the
way across the overloaded and frail boat
sank, and six persons were drowned
Among the drowned were one man,
Scott Anderson, and Mrs. Patsy Jordan,
Mrs Tim. Steele, and three other colored
women, whose names our informant did
not know One woman, the mother OF
p. Jordan, and also step mother Of Tim,
Steele, had sufficient presence of mind to
cling to the boat until relief came. and
was saved Four Of the bodies had been
recovered, between the time Of the acci
dent and yesterday morning Little
Rock Gazette 20M.
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tS- A Dublin dispatch. Of the Goth says:
There was shooting. to day ut Dollymount
Bruce. Hale. Gillerslecve. Ballard Coleman.
and Garfield. Of the American team. and all
the members of the Irish team and shooting
club. took part The contest resulted IN an
other victory for the Americans. X. g. Cole
man won the cup. making a score OF u out OF
u possible 80. Tue range was 1000 wards. Gil.
derslecve and Hale also won prizes during
the days shooting.
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY MuRNING
tn. bars. w. 'N W
, "e Maamclle arrived Oh Monday after.
ten,Ir.h Ella Hughes gone to Madison, Ind.,'f
inc n Nlarksvillc 10 below Little Rock wait.
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70 a desp"rado, by the name Of Smith,
.H"i H"i' ana instantly killed Deputy City Mar
v,a' L"gan, at Batavia, la, yesterday. Smith
wIa arrested, but was captured by the mob,
IhI, IhJo hohg him toa lamp post, in broad day
o"" W the sight of thousand spectators.
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II The New York Times Dublin special
saws that the defeat OF the Irish team, yester-
day. came near resulting In a riot. The mob,
at one time. broke through the ropes. and his.
scd the Irish marksmen, and subsequently
yhesrcd the Americans,
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Presbyterian, %. S.

,,,or l. G. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
T. every Sabbath, except the 3D. of each
9Th at liam. and 7P.M. Prayer meet
|, Wednesday evening at PM.
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~ Miles No. tn of Van Buren,.
Commissioners Sale of Land.

Commissioners Sale OF Land.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Honorable the Circuit
the March Term thereof, 1875 held at Van Buren, in
said County. the 22d day Of March. 1875. the nn-
dersgued Comm ssoncrs viii proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder or bidders. at the
Court House door in the town OF Van buren. IN SAID
County, on tho
Second Monday In July next, 1875,
between the hours of II O'clock. A. NJ. and o'clock
p. M. of said day, the following described lands,
to-wu!
The north east quarter Of section twenty three (2D
and the west half of the south west quarter of
section twenty four t2N, all in township
number nine Go, north OF range thirty
two t32l west. situate and adjoining
the eorporate limits sid townof
Van Buren,, in the County of
Crawford. State of Ar
kansas.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of six months with
boud and good and sufficient securities and hayi ne
the force of a judgment.
Said tract. Of land will be offered separately and
in such portions as to the undersigned com ~ sson
ers may seem most for the interest Of the variou,
parties Interested therein.
d. DICKSON,i
l.. G.. WHITE,
l.. c. S0UTHMayD,
Commissioners.
Van Burcn, Ark, May q, ls,5-3w.
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Attention Farmers.

The steamer ELLA IIUGuEs will pay
Is cents bushel for good Wheat, dc.
livered in Van Buren, and furnish sacks
to put it in 3w
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06
Photoera phs.

Go to GANNAWAY'S PICTURE
GALLERY when you want good Pho.
tographs. No. l40 Garrison Avenue,
Fort Smith, Arkansas. june 1T.
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EE" Prohibition after all, +" said u
red noscd fellow as he read the senate Ii
quor bill, "nobody allowed to sell before
seven o'clock, what sort of encourage.
ment is that to carly rising ?'-- Proei.
dence Post
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06

IT, A SON Of Brigham Young, viii lard
Young. stands fourth in the graduating ela"
at West Pcint, and II any man believes that
biyamist cannot turn out promising boy, he
is awfully mistaken.
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06
CyDrpSs Shingles,

Cypress Shingles.
We are authorized to offer the Hamilton
Mill Cypress Shingles, delivered at Van Blu.
rem, at 81 per bundle. They are the best
ouality of shingles In the market. I'm
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06

o-THE A UTHORITY or EVER fBODf-sa
PROOF---2O TO !.
The sales Of Webstcrs Dictionaries throughout the
country in 1873 20 times large as the sales Of
any other Dictionaries. proof OF this We viii send
to any person, on application, the statements OF
more than 100 Book sellers from every section Of tn
country Published by @. 4 Z. MERRIAM, sprin 8
field, Mass.
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06

~ All job Work. cash on dcliv-
The Van Buren press., 1875-07-06

Such collections as include not less
than six varieties Of the following named
products, viz; Wheat, rye, barley, oats,
millet, Hungarian, timothy, clover, blue.
grass, red top, orchard grass, and flax,
will be admitted to compete, in Little
Rock, for premiums Of $50 and S25, re,
spcctively, tor the first and second best
displays, and Of SO and s., respective
ly, for the best and second best spcci-
mems Of each article--premiums offered
by private enterprise. The shcaves will
subsequently be forwarded to Philadel.
phia for exhibition there.
Freight or eXpressage will be paid by
the Centennial Board, at Little Rock.
Address as prescribed below. Send in
private care, when possible Forwarding
by express is preferable to sending as
freight. Pack securely. We append the
conditions of reception. Samples OF
single grains or grasses, however, or
stalks Of exceptional size or productive
ness, will be received, and will be admit
ted to contend for prizes at Philadelphia.
We may add that directions in regard to
sample. Of cotton and corn will be pub.
lished in due season for the crop.
Ifyour grain proves Of superior quail
ity, preserve a bushel, to be sent for ex.
hibtion in due time
DIRECTIONS.
, 1875-05-26
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marlGirt naren, formirte iih Der 3ug uno
leete it'd Gem Yro9ramn gemdB in Sepeguu9.
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s~sa'sMseA s.rasii aas Z. ltssn sss as& rtalas Sia.
ptIAt be tfhsn 6Smptpms sn G&YtusuaI b.M:r;sn.
10 az tDa u nsnsts, . saf q ss Rsanisst ntslsreit
be5anbela fans, Ga.RtIi& utxa bic euasta tsrns:'
fnb. taEH feise Weet;tn uns isss kr;tItAe Ssbanbluna
~unftlbsx pisbu hsrftlen, ate- Or. GdsnG b.eaxsist mil
6t6.rhett. BAT 6&wtsbfaa, 10 isrsn. srasH Staelum
lntsser ~ Bellies IA. aas telbh penn be aunsen tttiltptllt
a~netfrehsn warren. tn 70 ttm hsafs s~sIunstn pR Partial.
ten pieser ~ ssaipmmtnsrY tuaptet sa brtHata. g1sHn
or 2ttseRbe aur nsa cine asianps eHnst bat. 70 1T tttu
3wefd, bat Der Dpetsr else complete EUR uutleu saxR
~. SA,rS rssr ~ Gnrnab,ns In 5r,asy coHs
Rsresh Bse be- 6s&fss sns Ar&araBs s~snfalttrt ss
ssa Sab ksss Nss.siaer sas sei ausa DrasaiaA 70
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&&weNHA BistesA.

Ditf.s Bttysrs II isst unb f&pr fet isasea Sarrn IN
nanbnpoass & tdrtunss- nnt 8lutreiniaunssmi.tt aier.
tannt. ba % iebts anbert 5etlrittel etefer Nrt bel met.sis
abfrtrift. Dos Reeept ~ etefea -SAwebtf& 8ittus" nor
Ianss Bet Elm asfes g~ebeianie unb n q NOD itst. 6a.
era purbe u BON ben RaHfpmrsn es GrRnbtrs fir etz
1pbe Guums u~berltsfert, uHb Ia q sar@dus annn6eEd.
tab trssnb Seraans aubr benz Gtsl ibamtr bas So ,;
be- ,S6webtfG SttttrS' lennt, sbR ,bI 70 8tsa- MJfp.td
Wattmsni&sn burH ben Ietauf bi.sr ssfdf6tsn ga6at-
rHunseu "a ~srf5ren, wsl6t dbnliH ~ausftbtn ure ftnteden
wte 6as e&ts sSGpsbtf& Stttsrs" sber Der ItfunbbeH
i'd SbIi& RnS, pdtrsns bas tisentlt%s unb cote Some.
bff& Btttrs" Ntatpuea @efunbbrt unt eebea ertalta
bat. Da btes ~befpabers wt&tis H .-sss bts axfntertfatae
lett Bee Tublifums sarauf t~tnstlA-ft, bat isSr 8lafGe
vtl&e eas e6tt ,S4p.bif& Stttesa" tntbdlt. bic Namepe
gutrf&sift sts strfp,btnea 9 iG } etue. %afta Y.
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8dtbiel st l6ien ; 9peu sab.ieiue Seriude in
YerSpeifung anf.
CUR @rldlterlug bieier 9bduonten mer6en
anerlei Sbeorien aufgeitelt. Gine berielbeu,
Die siemli6 piel @laubmiiroigteit auf ibrcr
Seite bat, 9ebt babin, ba6 Die Sanb< uno
acknowledgement beS Ntiiiiifppi mad
unp nad Elm beoeuteroeS Areal beoedt baben,
untcr Dem, III bcoentenoer 3iefe itf ein ims
menle8 Eager bon Petroleum befi1bet; bas
oemlelben eutltr0rtenoe @aS Orlngt ans Der
8lete empOr, lutro ourb bic 4bla9ernn9en
oeS Dliiiilitppt auf9ebalteu, trelbt bann Die
Dtuotlumpet i'll Die 66be, bis lie Die Sber=
flahe oeS 8aiierS erreiden, bort platen uno
oas @a8 entipetden %lalien. SIS fam iein, es
fam and ni6t fein. 9ieie Utupflumpeu
btloen iid in alien Ydiien oe8 Ottiiiilippi;
ood ruirb beitirnntt perllt1trt, oaB i'm 9iic,
YaB, no Capt. @aos operlren miro, nod
feline Spur oerlelben entoedt poroen lit. IS
luirb bieS dis eiue Irt @arantle fiir ben @r=
iolg bes @aoS'ihen llnternebuens betradtet.
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ieiba ~strisrise, wetnr NIT Drspspfa betafH ID. UsL
teraual Ia %. bel dneu lutulifden Dlabls NIT hem fdp
unbefeebaren @.rIunsen tu asen. purnfIbetl Du nsbmes
aab benao6 rur1 bic 8urGr baprn dusssihipHrn ,u fein.
sat em Ssnaa. l8a.a .nS aSe iur4ttars s3matss
tim a1e 3ausssnp6en. ba q ,mrn6 hhln eauRe, ats It.
was u tabeIu Rnee. Sp andlt br Duspeptlu f8 fslbf
xnb feline eanst nmsebuHs. Dit sla6lt&s 8rsblt6iea
tr Sleinen ptrt niGt tdn8n sebulbd. bt eane 5duS
N6fett wirs cine ~freablpfs ans ben patteaten brnsi baS
6tpubtfein. bat bas eeben tbm etns Sat ta unb feibf eh
Rd&aen tbn n,tben. at9t ielteu lur BerswttaxaS ans r.
car iaua 6ebRmssbs. ahr parum an
, 1875-05-26

Sh6ne g.-Sr. Nn<
& a e, Ylpraoutb, Snb., ihidt u1s
~folgenbe 4nertennulg iiber ben 8ertb BON
Or. q ng II # S6nta,s s. b Ii rger
Gropfen: SD mub geiteben, baB bic
9-a b ur9er 8ropfen wirflld iinb,
ipas iie iein iolen. SD befomme ieben Sag
mebr &unoen uno ale itnb bamit sufrieoen.
sic flrtren be onoerS Sleber, Sopfz NIB
2etblfmersen.