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Sabrrs Ginfommen iiber 81, 500, 900

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ten hsS 9'nbes unb 1T bic e~iraioits 1ibltbe
Ohio unp penriY Dnnta auterifrt n, Ipl,ien
1ir ACKNOWLEDGMENT aussnseteu. ustsr
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fanntcften bicfiaen leutiden pcrlidcrt.
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uo 9ermaan &appie, reutiter @sent.
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D. $, ba,tfcp!, Sefr., s. S. Spptns, @f..5efr.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Additional invoices OF DIX
GOODS, arriving at
d. C.. WILLIAMS.
The Southern Cuitivator.

- This old and reliable friend Of the
farmer pursues the even tenor of its way,
striving earnestly and honestly to assist
him during these hard and trying times
1t advocates progress only when it pays
There is nothing Of the fancy or sentmen
tai about it. Solid, practical, suggestive,
it is just what real working farmers need.
The very large number of inquiries pre-
scnted by them each month, to be answer
ed by the editor or his correspondents,
shows plainly their confidence in it.
If You have never seen a copy, call at
stamp to w. L. Jones, Athens, Ga, and
get specimen. Price 50 10, postage
paid. Clubs at reduced rates. Every
Grange ought to get up large club.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
PRAIRIE GROVE.
Reunion of the Survivors of the 34th
Arkansas Infantry,
it,anettsrile Sentiilel,l

tfdBeHtptle tHtHtIHHtI
The survivors of Brooks regimen
effected permanent organization at Pra
irie Grove, ON the 30th of ofOctober, 1875
on motion of Col Il. NJ Guntcr by elect
'"7 cor VISA. 80 ~ I~"esio.o", Picslueeht
Maj F. r. Earle, vice president, and
Capt G. W. Walker, secretary.
On motion of DR.. w. B. Welch, the
president was authorized to a committee
of seven on history and etatistcs, and al
executive Of five. Whereupon tho presi-
dent appointed as the committee on his
tory and statistics-Surgeon W. b
Welch, Capt. James Mitchell, Capt J. W.
Witcher, Capt, c l.. Pickens, Capt, Jane;
Wright, Lieut. Floyd and Lieut.. S. p
Pittman, AS executive committce-Capt
George Gibson, w. C. Braley, Capt Johr
O. Parks j. NJ Bell and D. C Mason
On motion of Capt James Mitchell, Col
j. Il Pettgrew and Maj f. r Earle
were added to the last named committee
On motion Of Col. I. NJ Gunter, it was
resolved thaithe thanks of the organiza
tiou be rendered to the ladies of Prairie
Grove and Washington county, for theil
Sehelo anu HiaS hlHStHt hoopitdlitf VI
this occasion. The Cincinnati Brass
Band were also thanked for the eloquent
music by them furnished.
The following letters of regret for ina
bility to be present were read-from Gen
w. l.. Cabell, Gen James +. Fagan and
Gen. A. r. Hawthorn, and ordered to be
published with the proceedings, On mo-
ton Of Dr. w. b. Welch, the secretary
was instructed to furnish copy Of these
proceedings to the Arkansas Seminal and
Fayetteville democrat for publication
with the request that the Bentonvlle Ad
vance, Ozark Banner, Van Buren, Press
and Fort Smith papers copy.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
J. r. PETTIGREW, President
c. w. WALKER. Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Ladies Reversible OTTO
MAN SHAWIls, full size for 81.
Ladies Brooklyn City FELT
SKiTS, fullsssize, $i,25, at
ID. G.. WILLIAMS.
WOodman Spare that Tree.

We learn that parties are committing a
very serious offence by cutting down pecan
trees in different parts of the county. A
friend of ours inform. us that ten have alrea-
dy been cut down on his premises. We also
learn that DR. White has suffered in a similar
manner. Now, this is simply outrageous, and
the perpetrators rank with thieves. mans
timber, and especially the nut-bearing por-
ton of it. is as much his property as the mon
ey in his counting roomsafe. The man there
fore. who will cut down your trees, fruit, nut.
or shade, is a thief, and would steal your mon
ey, If he had an opportunity. We hope the
parties committing these abominable depre-
the extent of the law.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Our young friend, P. II. IIllyar, Esq .
has returned from Pleasant HILL He can be
found at his office in the Court House. where
all in need Of the services of laNve will
give him 4 call.
Gould Int and wouldn't stand it any long
er, and we knew from his looks he ment bust
ness. Mr.. Ben Decherd came up Saturday
aud took his better-half" home-bag and
baggage-and not half the girls have got
their feathers.
Dept. Sheriff Davis has the iail all rlrbt
again The boys" had better come bach
for it is agoing to be mighty hard winter
for layin. out.
Col. Alden of Little Rock droppcd in OF
us, yesterday. He reports lively times on
the line of railroad between Van Buren, anc
Ozark
In justice to Gordon Stamps, we should
say that he was not in charge OF the Jail
when thd prisoners escaped. He had beer
absent in the country, and.returned the da,
after the escape
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
ELECTION NEWS.
Good News from Mississippi--Fhe
Democracy Make a Clean
Sweep.
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New
Jersey 60 Republican.
New York, Maryland, and Mississippi
go Democratic.
MISSISSIPPI.
= F't'I II
MEMPHIS, Nov

HAhhi mo- INON a.
The Ayalanche's Jacson Miss Especial
saya, the democratic victory 10 more com.
plete tlan first supposed Yazoo county,
which formerly gave radical majority OF
5000, gives the democrats a majority OF
400o, The democrats have an ovorwhetm-
ing majority in the legislature They
have elected all of their congressman,
except, perhaps, Seals. in the sixth dis
trict, and will probably carry that, also
The democrats elect all the county officers
in Coahoma county, except sheriff.
JACKSON, Nov. B.
The democrats have swept the state, elec.
ting the entire ticket in nearly every conn.
ty. They have about thirty majority in
the house and six or eight in the senate.
The demoerts elect the entire congress
ional delegation, with the possible oxcep
ton of the sixth district. and returns in.
dieate success in it. All is peace, and no
disturbances have been reported any
where.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
NJ LAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov3
Returns from counties tonight are still
incomplete, but are sufficiently full to
decide the result on the State ticket and
the complexion Of the Legislature. or
twenty three counties in the State, Mr..
Carroll has carried ten by an aggregate
majority of 300, and Mr.. Harris ten by
majorities aggregating 3400, leaving three
counties to be heard from which cannot
affect the general result. For the senate,
the Democrats have e;etcd 8, and the
Rephlcans 8, with two districts to be
heard from, For the house, the Den o
Gratis have elected So, and the Republicans
90, with five districts to be heard from
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
FROM THE CAPITOL.
sen ATE CHAMBER, !
TITLE Rock, ARK, Nov. ls75S

TITLE kOCk, ARK. NOV. lSioS
j. s. DuSHaM;-
Dear Sir; arrived here on Saturday eve
ming, and am now located at the Metropoii-
tan Hotel. On Monday a quorum of both
Houses OF the General Assembly convened
at the Capitol, and resumed business where
We left off in March last. The general dis
position among members is to make short
session of it. and get through, If possible by
the first of December The matters to dis
pose Of, eught to be the unfinished business of
last session; yet new bills, on variety Of
subjects, are pouring in daily. The financial
necessities Of the hour are urgent, and de-
mand prompt attention. The board Of finance
negotiated a loan in New York of sufficient
sum Of money to defray the expenses Of the
State government for one year, conditional,
however, upon certain legislation deemed
necessary. The New Workers, who make the
loan, had doubts, it seems, of the power of the
board of finance to bind the State, hence the
necessity OF AN act Of the legislature expressly
authorizing the bonds of the State, issued un-
der the finance bill Of last session. at the rate
OF fifty per cent, of said bonds so pledged.
Bills have been reported by the committee on
finance, intended to secure the loan, and re-
lieye the State from present embarrassment.
"A minority report, accompanied by Il bill, was
presented to day, Mr.. Pindal one of the COM
mittee Oh finance, dissenting from the con-
clusions of the majority. In the reading of
Mr.. Pindalfs bill, at the secretary's desk,
failed to catch its import. Ipresume, how
ever. that the bill reported by the majority
Of the committee will become law.
Our great and Indispensable want is mon
ey, and this is necessary to preserve the life
of the State. Our credit has improved stea-
Oily. since the settlement of our political
troubles, and a wonderful change has been
wrought in our condition for the better, with
In the last eight months. But then, the wheels
of government cannot move long without
money. If we should fail to consummate this
loan, then issuance of large amounts of scrip
would necessarily follow, and its rapid de-
probation would be inevitable. But | have
no fears; the money will come; the credit of
the State will continue to improve, and the
miserable scrip will perish, as perish it ought,
to be succeeded by the currency of the United
States.
Entire confidence is felt in the early com.
petion of our railroad and hands are going
up on every train to engage in work on the
road, Very truly,
JESSE TURNER.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Mississippi's Triumph

The victory for the Democrats in the
tfodden Misssippi, is grand one.
Both branches of the Legislature--all but
one or two of the Counties all six
of the members of the Congress, are in
opposition to the Radical party. All
glory to the Conservative people of that
Stotn
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Excess over last year,

"a" In another part of our paper will be
found the message Of Gov. Garland to the
General Assembly. 1t is a concise and ex-
cellent document, and full OF sagacious and
judicious recommendations. Tie advises sew
eral appropriations, and suggests change in
the time Of election Of State officers, and the
convening of the Legislature. 1t is an inter
esting paper. and will well pay the perusal
Of our readers.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Prof. Ryan and Rolla,

Last night these two artists gave very in
terestng entertainment to highly spprccia-
tive audience. o-nisht they win give an
other at the Court House. 1t is not pecessa-
ry that we commend these artists for they are
too well known to our people to require 1t
from us. Let everybody turn out tonight to
hear them
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

U Notwithstanding the unusual
ly large stock of Boots and Shoes
bought by ID. G. Williams, while in
New York and Boston, it has be-
come necessary to make orders for
more. to keep up with his unprece-
dented sales.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE Nov. Z

NIILW AUkEE n OV. a,
Returns from remote towns that have
been received to day are generally unfa
vorable to the Republicans. 1t will re.
quire the official canvass to determine the
result absolutely, Ludington, Republican
candidate for governor. is probably elect
ed by | 600 majority
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Austin, Martin & Ward have the
largest and best assorted stock of cook
ing and heating stoves to be found in
Van Buren, which they propose and
mean to sell at cost. Call and see us. We
mean what we say. %
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
PENNSYLVANI

PnlLApELPHlA, Nov. 3.
Returns received up to this hour from
this State indicate that Hartranlt, the
Republican governor, has a majority of
about II, 900.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
NEW YORK
NEwY DIRK, Nov.

NEW DIRK, Nov. }.
Full and accurate returns from all the
districts in this city show Bigelow's dem
ocratie majority to be 2S,0SS. Returns
from various counties. received today and
tonight, do not alter the apparent gen
eral result as stated late last night and
this morning, that the State ticket is in
doubt, but probably Democratic by from
1000 to 5000 majority. 1t will doubtless
require the official retnrns to decide this
question.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Our old friend. Mr.. Eli Blackbua for
mer resident of Van Buren. hut now of
Ozark is making visit to our town.
- Five inches of snow fel! at Syracuse,
new york, Sunday the 30,th.
- Three bleks in the business portion
of Sherman, Texas, burned Tuesday
night
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

sB The Legislature is at work, but have
done nothing special. We refer to the letter
from Hon, Jesse Turner, in our paper, for in
formation direct from that body.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

~ The Camden Beacon comes to us enlar-
ged and otherways greatly improved 1t is ore
Of the brst of our exchanges
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Eg- Jefferson City, Mo. despatch OF
the 4th says that Dept. U. S, Marshal
Ntchey has committed John A Joyce to
the Jail of that County.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Meeting of the Justices.

The Sheriff was hard at work, all the early
part of last week to get the Justices Of the
C chunty together to levy the annual taxes. A
quorum was finally got together on Wednes-
day, and the following taxes were laid
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

eB- Lafayette Lane, Democrat, has been
elected member Of Congress from Oregon by
1000 majority.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Personal Property for 1875.

We are Indebted to Mr.. George Gross, as
SCISSOR, for the amount of personal property
assessed, for the year as follows:
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Tho bleak winds of Winter
will soon be upon us. We advise
our friends to prepare in time, and
take look at those fine Swiss and
California Blankets, at
ID. C. WILLIAMS.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
M MASSACHUSETTS,.

Three hundred and thirty two cities and
towns, with nine to hear from, give Rice
$4,000; CASTOR, 77,969r Baker, S,941 !,
Adams, LIZA.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

& rF Mr. ssSpangler has introduced a
bill in the Legislature, to change the
name of Safber County, to that of Logan.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

EJ- 1t commenced raining last eve
ming and continued on all though the
is still raining as we go to
press, with good prospect of water
enough to raise the river.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

EF We give, this week, large space
to the excellent message of Governor
Garlands.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

tI~ The cbef-engineer of the narrow
gnage railway to Hot Springs, says the work
will be completed ia thirty days.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

-Fsyc.tc Locke and DR.. Cathey of Alma
were up Sunday.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Tts- The United States Court, Judge
Parker on the bench, met yesterday at
Fort Smith. They have sixteen candi-
dates for the gallows on the docket.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
ALBANY Y Nov. 5.

The returns received by the Argus give
B'gelow, democratic. majority of 10, 800
with Il prospect of further increase
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09
Notice.

A I the October Term of the Probate Court
"a of Crawford County, aforesaid, the fol-
lowing persons filed their account current for
settlement as Administrators, Executors and
Guardians; the same being ordered continu-
ed, and publication to be made according to
law, viz:
Z, ,,.,...- -,... . j.. Il. -. 49,.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

-- Don't forget Prof Ryan's En-
tertainuent, at the Court House, to-
night.
The Van Buren press., 1875-11-09

Pay fov your paper.
, 1875-07-11


L1.RRESTElN-Georze,s sou Of Joseph and Lena Lic-
Funeral O'Clock Monday, from the residence OF his
parsuts t3 Prara-av EI1ouda Of te family. well
asers Of tbs Sinai Congregation. Arc respectfully In
vitsd to attsnd.
OMARA-July TO- at Mercy Hospital. Of cholera NOR
bus Sitter Mary ReE. O'MnEa.
5.ANLV-July 10. Mrs. N. Stanley, late Auue Gray.
aRni 81 years At her resdenco I'D south Cintou-st-
Fanetal !. O'Clock. by carriages.
ct New York papera plo2se copy.
EEEGAN-On Frtday. July 9, Rate KeeRan.
funeral from 1ssdance Of Joha keeea corner OF Weed
Mrthwc.torn depot, and thence to Calvary Cemeta1y
Al friends arc Invited.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS July 10, Ebon Luke, son Of
). l. and Sadie W. Hitchcock, aged months and =
lays.
Funeral services It residence, 1915 1ndiaua-av Sun
day, July II, at4:33p N.
FERNS-July 10, 1t No: Is Pne-st. Lena the adopted
daughter Of John and Charlotte Ferns, aged years.
4 mUuths, aud DAYS.
Funeral = Ros,hil Sunday July II, at II 80 i. N.
FHsnds Of the family sre in5it"d-
BALDWlN-1n HI, eity, July :, ot enolsra 1nt.ntun
Funeral at roeidsucA, 1898 DcAtborn-&t, It 10
Ere sin could blight OF sorrow fade,
Doath canns With fteudly caro-
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed
And bAdo 1t blossom there.
LAVIN-At thu Sister, Of Mercy Hospital Calumet
a. MI. Mar{ LAWN assd @ u ySsE youngest daughter
Good and arntAbs, the dece1s was BELOVED BY large
circle Of friends and Acuuaintances and her premature
death il dspared By a who know hof Ay her soul rest
In poaca.
, 1875-07-11

Correcxlon-The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Company.
In the handsome review which Tue TRIBUNE
gave yesterday OF the bast insurance agencies of
Chicago, singular biunder crept in. This
blunder made the article, concerning the famous
Liverpool and London and Globe state that the
Company in question require the customary de-
duction OF sixty days. inter est from the face value
Of it's policies, when presented with proofs OF
loss. It Is 3 world-reoo .ued feature Of the
Liverpool and London and Globe that it does not
make any such deductions. It pays it's loases in
cash On presentation Of proof, without any de-
duction whatever. Had ths Company taken
advantage Of the sixty days Of grace (Which
most Of the other companies do) after the great
fire, it would hare made difference Of 100000
in favor Of the Company. But 1t paid its 50, ,00o,-
600 OF lossc. 10 less than two months time, with
no deductions 1t al.
, 1875-07-11
THE COOPERATIVE PLAN.

.~-nox ~
Its Application 10 tue "~
SAVINGS
Avery considerable degree OF interest mas Deeh
gradually awakened during the past ye-r among
.ha ;ndnatria1 c1aases and those who build their
tast,,nas - thsv mild them At all hv economic
.ot'anes' - Nuos ou.@ 49,. ~ 49, 80 s,,ccs.a,n,
ing the earnings u 4aooA - 'oo
operation of now well and taVoraoiy Known
institution, established little over year ago,
r. tla anar;,1 ;ntera.t of the industrial classes
49, -. H. .-.aa~s, intaraxt ~ ,,I who ,end i'm
ano IL 1ne eeu7'". Anse1 ~ ...11.a,..t =,
small sums OF mouoJ,-the Peoples Build
;no and Loan Association Of Chicago,
os.ao ~ on Washington street. The
o"ee :,. tba A.aoc,at;on
1uooanentA 1oes -.;~1
Is tne appIcason o. 'ne unon a;asa1 ~ scs1a - tho
prlaclpie on popular ana universal eea1e' " WV
Investment. N man'pulatlon' ana ioan ot esslnke. .
1t appears TO nave neea cate1u'i1 u,oaeoI 80.
tho most aucces1Iu4 lns'tutloes .. .ne A.nJ * -
Europe ana the Eastern e;t!es' anu 20
bT leading business neu u was etHs 40 aAotas
asystam OF oeneass' PtlyAeees. snu a., ana.s;.1
TO its patrons noequalee oy aIy osuer na~uEtal mh
institution not based on tno sane paau. '.e 20
objects are sn7euy nlasoat e.ss ~
lts members tno aavAntnses " sasss a r1ns oees
With thrice OK tnloe,lelG 'ue po11 ~ p.oaes -
allowed by savings naaRs' WIN pisi11sso ~
loaue on teshs utterly tt ~
other system, anu couululu toe III ht.nrs
WITH the lareest poa4lole t'1oA.n ~ o9t. no.Ac"s
and lender. Inc cspta1 et2cA ~ at,laea 49,, , .nso
9luo shares winch are pau W VI tne eon' 'en -
lent plan OF instamentf tae pass sa q N rates ue
ing l215 Gents PEE sheso "oeA-2o''o 20.