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TINlE well known and long estab'isheu
Ferry ut Van Buren,. Arkansas. Is no"
under the charge of the subscriber. Ihe pro-
prietors having<eccntly put on a Large New
Steamboat and stli careful aud experienced
Ferrymen. they feel cnnl lident that they eai.
give universal sati.factien to the travelling
public Their aim viii he to meet tn IN
creasing demand. Of tile large cmigranttray'
cl to Texas. :, 4,
The 81 Louis. and Sherman. Texas. l. y
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which j. .
good guarantee that IL j. the shortest as wen
as the best roGte for travel Of all k'nds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat op
the river. and can cro-s 300 wagons ana teams
per day. and no retentiun on either bank need
bc expected Enclosures for stock and sheds
| for travellers are being hnilt on both sides Of
| the river. and no pains viii he spared to ae-
commodate the public. We shall strive T."
continue to make this the popular r. ute to
and from Missouri and Texas.
| ". B.-Ferry Aceonnts n,nst De settled
/ Monthly-No deridtion from this rule
II. c. RO BARDs, Proprietor.
( Van Buren, Feb. 4, '73. TT
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Grants Plot,

Perhaps it may not occur to President
Grant that his plot to control electoral
votes in the South with the bayonet is
forcing the remnant Of his popularity in
the North down to zee-.s--fsven if sue.
ooss ruI in Arkan@as aud Louisiana, there
are several Southern States upon which
he will hardly venture to lay his iron
hand. But if he should succeed, what
will be the result? Already the Republi.
can party is in the minority in the North,
and Grants policy has divided that mi.
nority. The conspiracy to provoke the
South into an armed revolt has failed 1t
is understood and condemned by the
country already. Popular sentiment is
overwhelmingly pposed to a third term,
and President Grants conduct has shown
that he is willing to sacrifice civil liberty
to his personal ambition.
The piescnt electoral vote Of the coun-
try is 3G6 lS4 will elect New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Nilsson.
ri, Indiana, California, Kentucky and
West Virginia can be relied upon for
liS votes to defeat an ultra Republican,
leaving 36 to be furnished by the seven
teen other States that were never ain the
rebellion. " Our estimate, it will be seen,
excludes the electoral votes Of the eleven
States once identified with the Southern
Confederacy, and is made without refer
ence to the candidacy of President Grant
That even five OF the twenty.six 4" loyal
States will sustain Grant in 1876 no one
can believe who has observed the drift
of popular sentiment His efforts to
force himself npon the South are destroy.
ing him in the North. IL he goes into
the Presidential contest with united
South, he is almost certain to be con.
fronted by united North His scheme
has not the shadow Of q chance to sue.
ceed unless it contcmpatcs also putting
under the rule Of the bayonet the great
States Of the North that have repudiated
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CHARMING LITTLE ANECpoTE OF BEN.
BURLER AND OLD PoLAND.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says: During the night session
Messrs. Poland and Butler were discuss
ing privately upon the floor which meas
ure, the Arkansas report or the force bill
ought to take precedence, when General
Butler said, g don't believe you have
any desire or intention to get your rcso
luton upon Arkansas before the house "
To that Judge Poland replied: You
have no right to say that. What evi
dcnce have your
Gen. Butler: "Nonc, perhaps, but
believe it,
Judge Poland: % don't believe that
You believe what You say you believe"
Gen Bntler: do believe it,"
Judge Poland II believe that you are
a Id liar.'
Gen Butler; Ny courage, sir, has
never been impeached. am quite able
to resent an accusation like tnat. You had
better be careful"
Judge Poland: - dou't tlIiuk have
great courage, but have enough for this
occasion Not much is needed"
At this point the two men parted and
a. Judge Poland turned around, Mr.. La.
mar, Of Mississippi who stood at his c
bow. +, marked that he thought that
Judge Poland might have needed some
assistance, and ilrtimated that he was rea
dy to render it. Mr.. Poland thanked
MIR Lamar very cordially.
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WHAT KNOW, | Know" said the great
surgeon Magcndie "Give me stubborn facts ;:
! care not for theories" This i sound doe.
frine' Possibly II medical marinet might be
able, in plausible way, to show why DIR.
NALkEks VINEGAR BirrERs ought not to cure
Indigestion, Headache, Nervousness Liver
complaint Muscular Diseases. and Miasmatic
Fcvers; but as they do in every instance cr.
tcct that object, his fine theory would be
waste OF words. AsMagendic said. the world
demands facts not speculative opinions.
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Prof, Harmcst's Concert.

The attention of our readers is directed to
thc advertisement of Prof. Harvest in ouI
paper. giviag notice of aconcert to be gwen
by the .Eoliane Troupe under his charge
composed of three young ladies and three
Gentlemen. We cannot do better than to
uuote the following complimentary notice
from the TT. Smith Herald:
II Our Van Buren, friends had better pre-
pare in time for rich and rare treat, IN the
musical line, such as this end of Arkansas
does not always enjoy. Professor iiarneSt
N ith his celebrated .EOlian troupe VIII be
therc on the 18th inst, and give concert
Nc have heard this troupe and checrfnlly re-
commenG it and its chaste and rich perform
auccs to our Van Buren, friends.
The troupe is composed of home talent
They are residents OF Sebastian county, out
OF Fort Smith, aR said to be expert muSi'
Clans, and we Na tnat our people will give
thcm a good audience
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

sg- Our Episcopaiian friends are very
uroud of their organ. and they have a right
to be. We understand that they are forming
a choir, and that soon the Impressive service
of that church will be made still more beauti-
hui and solemn by the sublime music ofchant
and Te Deum. They have splendid material
and with liberal practice of the sweet can
tcles of the church may eclipse all the other
Churches in the quality, at least, OF their nut
Bic. BY all means, ladies, organize a choir
for the admirable liturgy Of the church is
shorn of half its beauty wien it is performed
without the accompanying music,
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Parts |, | aud III are just Published.
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Es- Parties in search of jcwelry, ETC.,
that cannot be got at home, will find at
Sewald's, Fort Smith. large assortment.
You will find him in the Post Office bull
ding.
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

Efr Nck's Floral Guide for 1875, is at
hand, Now is the time to make your
orders for seeds Of all kinds Address
James Wick, Rochester, New York.
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$500 REWARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, 1t has come to the knowledge
w of the Executive that Dallas Miller. in
Crawford county in this State, was killed by
Wood Miller, on or about thirticth day Of De-
tobcr. ISL, and the said Wood Miller being
still at large.
Now therefore. |. A. II. Garland, Governor
of the State ai Arkansas, by yir.u. ef the au-
thority vested in me by the constitution and
laws of said State. do hereby ollera reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS,
(S200) for the arrest and delivery of the said
Wood Miller 70 the sheriff of Crawford coun-
tv, Arkansas,
In testimony whereof | have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
TL.s state to be affixed at Little Rock.
this. the 2Sth day of January, A.
D. 1873.
A. II. GARLAND, Governor.
By the Governor:
b. b. BEAVERS. Secretary of State.
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RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY MORNING.
M The river Is about on stand with q, feet
on the Van Buren, bars.
The Ella Hughes passed up to IT. Smith,
Yesterday Misses Maggie Lynch, Maud
Clegg' ana Carrie King went up on her.
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~ All job Work, cash on deliv-
Presbyterian, %. s.

Rev. J. G.. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
vice every Sabbath, except the Sd of each
month, at IL A. NJ. and 7P.M. Prayer meet
Inc Wednesday evening at NJ.
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PLEASANT Hill, FRANKLIN Co., ARK l
March 1st, 1875.

FRTnSD DUNHAM:
Our lovely Town was duly incorpora-
ted on Saturday last, and the following
officers duly elected
Nayor-J. +. Doris, NJ. D.;
A'dermeH-Mark Wagner, Sr., w j.
Ramey. A. Quesenbury, T, w. Marler,
+. i. Bryant;
Recorder-E. d. Pyle;
Treos"rer-C. w. Baldridgc
We have no local news Of interest at
present, Railroad will pass about mile
south OF here. Yours, KApPA.
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e>N~

EE The true and tried citizens Of AL.
ma, we learn, gave vent to their enthusi-
asm over their being permitted to be free,
10y one hundred guns
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New York City and Arkansas
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Mcssrs. NJ. n. Rogers, Prrr & Co., Cloth.
ing, 4i6 Broadway, New York.
Messrs. J.. Straus & Son Crockcry. China
Glass Lamps, dc,. Al Warren ST., n. y.
w. J. Lnrgin will spend most Of his time
In New York city. where he will be prepared
to fiji all orders In every line; while Il. I
Largen will remain in the State for the pres
cnt exhibit our samples and forward orders
etc. Al first class merchants solicited. Sat.
isfaction guaranteed. nov. 2Otf
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ss% Col. J. =. King was in town the past
week. lie came up with his little daughter
Carrie who will 90 to the school In the Con-
vent at Fort Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

Eg- The farmer understood human ma.
ture who said IL you want to keep
your boy at home, don't bear too hard
on the grindstone when he turns the
crank"
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

q sSy- Jo-. Clark aitos Hudson, who i said TO
have Il father Iiyiag at Alma, charged with
Stealing horses at Clarksville at two different
timcs. and selling them in Van Buren,, was
Spickcd up bv sheriff Wnfrey last weck and
lodged in jail. The Sheriff of Johnson sent
aar him. where lac will have his trial.
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

,T" We learn that the dwelling house OF
William Orme, near his fathers Cotton Gin
about four miles from town was entirely de-
ftroyed by fire, on Wednesday night last.
Most of the furniture was saved Fire acC-
al
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

Et'- The patriotic citizens of Black
Oak fired a hundred guns, Friday night,
in honor of the good news Of the pass.
age of the Poland resolution.
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

tB~Our old democratic friend Mark H.
Wagner is one of the aldermen elect of the
new town Of Pleasant Hill.
The Van Buren press., 1875-03-09

A s9g" Our old friend-Eot very old either
Daniel Michael. was in town Monday, think
ing all the time it was Saturday Consider
ing the good news he was so orcrllowing with
the latter part Of the week. there is certainly
.xtcnuating circumstances in his mistake.
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him. II he does not mean all this 1t were
the grossest ilattery to call him lunatic'
Memphis 4 raldnch.
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Financial C0ndi.i,n
CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARK.

To Bonds outstandingas per settle
meut. January lst, 1874. s3G.l0l w
To County Warrants outstanding
as per last settlement January
lst 1874, Ii'o2I 33
To amount allowcdJan term, 1871, l.s?2 %
" {" April Jl0i 20
July term, 1874, 2.I3l Oj
70 amount allowed Oct term. lsIh Loo 90
Nov. (call, term 5i3 Is
Total to January lst, 1915, Sl.lsI 9s
BY amoiut redeemed by
tax of 1873, Sll.0sI 50
To balance Warrants ont
standing Jan. lst, 1873, Sl2l07 80
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF CrawiOrd\
hereby certify that the above isa full and
correct ,tatcmcnto OF the indebtedness of Craw-
ford county on January the st. 1915, a. the
same appears OF record and OF former Official
published notices.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto
set my hand and official seal this
21th day ot January, 1879,
ED. \. SCOTT. Clerk,
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This is Pinchback's S advice He wants
to see. he says, whether Mr.. Grant will
dare to use his bayonets again Trouble
is ahead, sure, and some of the richest
and rarcst developments touching the
administration ring in Louisiana that was
ever made in country calling itself re
publican.
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES.

SAN FRANCISCO: MICRoscoPICAL SOCIETY:
MAY 6.-Thc time of the meeting principally oceu-
pied by Mr. H. G. Hanks with exhibition OF the spec
roscope aud lecture upon It's uses and applications
BALTIMORE MARYLAND ACADEMY OF Sci
rvcFs: MAY SThe annual election of officers took place
AZ this meeting resulting in the choice OF Philip H.
rhler az President and the Rev. Edwin A. Dalrympie as
Crresnondiuc Secretary The Treasurer Mr. Ondeslnys
reported that the funds in his hands amounted 10 $50
and that the recent art entertainment III me Academy oil
Music nettcd the sum of Fopt, Ile huhptr Ol p"Sne
nlrmbers OF the Academy l. now III.
BALTIMORE MARYLAND ACADEMY OF SCI
rxcrs: MAY 1.-THE report 81 the Committee upon Mem
hefshp was presented, I'm which It stated that at
present there are 262 active corporate members and
SO corresponding members of the Academy. A letter
WIS read from Prof Gray in correction OF an error in
quoting his opinion in regard 10 the origin OF inaan
Corn i'm which he stated that this plant i-ust probably
orCinafcd in North America. lie lot aware how
oyer Of it, occurrence indgSu.ns pant II having
modified by cultivation, and de precise form OF tho
original plant having been lost.
HLApELpHIA: A.fR,CAN PuuosOPHICAL
SOCIETY, May 7,Dr Barker exhibited the Performance
Of his arrauscent OF tie gayanOmcter for lecture
Illustration desc Ping the successive contributions 10 IT'S
perfection mad ny SaXton. roggendorn, Sir Wm Thorn
son. PrcsSou Morton, aud Prof Mayer AdiScussi"hIo'
lowed the galvanic currents in ro IS aud the magnetism
az re earth Mr. Bodrt referred to former commune
csiiou 10 Inc Society the subject oi the vertical descent
nj air i'm IA, ease the mccCc NOIihel-. ana 10 sli-
lar views exprsscd by Prof LOOMS at the last meet
inr If the National Academy al Washington, rglehg
maj he had not leisure place all the facts which he h
observed and gathered in support oi his views, before INC
Society.
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~ Malsouave Oldest aud best Kndergarlen ia the city
Nh The lrpbl occupations taught thoroughly. Training
las, ion mothers and teachers schools aud families supplied
|. M Kindtl gaItu,Is Miss i~ ". Coz INN
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Clothing, Sc.


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~ 1,l7S Broadway 2Sth St. Ladies and Gentlemen
receive the highest value for CAS OFF WEARING
PAkEL. Can OF address. broadway prices paid.
AT i. MINIXs, 2iS Thrd-ave., between
Tweutlcth and Twenty Irst sts. or 100 MyTeaye
tween Lawrence aud Bridge ss, BroOkiyn Ladies gen
ucmcn VIII be asOnshed the great prices paws
cast on clothing, carpets jewtlry by post puncu.
ally ATTENDED TO by Mr.. and Mrs. Mintz.
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For BOYS and Young Men-country

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