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The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

Capt, c. D. Mesler, has gone to Atus
t. establish branch bank at that place
F. s. Herald.
Wrong. The bank has been establish
ed in this CIrY.--Ozark Banner.
What kind of " Bank" Bro. Brown
and do you make deposits with it?
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

HA correspondent of the Fayette
vile Democrat, thinks that the Prarie
Grove route to connect Fayetteville with
the L r. 4 +. S: Railway, can be built
.Jor one half what the Alma route can be.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

"A roGstabout, was drowned frem
the Ella Hughes, at Woods wood yard,
near the mouth OF Frog Bayou, on Sat,
urday night, Every effort was made to
rescue him, but they were fruitless,
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

Ix- The Dardanelle Independent an.
nounces the death of DR.. J | Stirman,
at St. Louis. on the 10th inst The de
ceased was a man highly esteemed by all
who knew him, and will be missed by a
large circle of friends.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Honorable
ID Circuit Court of Crawford County on
the Chancery side, thereof made at the Sep
tember Term, A. ID. 1875, in case of Letitia
D. Wright, AZ administrators OF the Estate of
j A. Wright deceased. Is. William Walker
Mary a. r. Walker, and Margaret \. Johnson,
!, as Commissioner, named in said decree will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
door, of said county, within the hours of ju
dicial sales, on the
5th day of February, 1916.
on credit of three months. the following de-
scribed real estate, known as the Walker
Place, in B 4, Drennen's Addition to the town
of Van Buren, also, bounded AS follows be-
ginning at point so feet North of North
West corner OF the lot now occupied by NJ.
Lynch, running thence North 35 yards. thence
East l05 yards, thence South 80 yards, thence
West lO5 wards, to place of beginning.
JOHN f. WINFREY, Commissioner.
jan l0.lS76 2W
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

kS Fle National Democratic commit
tee will assemble at Washington on the
22d of February, to select the place of
holding the national convention
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

~ Work will commence here on the
railroad this week. Two hundred hands
"r more are already here. Contractors s
tools etc arrived on the Hughes Sunday
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

Glad to know that Sister Brown of
the Ozark Banner has got back to her
work again.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

There will be fifty-tbree Sundays
,!tla year. II all our readers rightly en-
rloy the fifty three, the result upon their
character will he most salutarv.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
MARRIED.

SCRlMSHER-MlLLE Erin Van Buren,
on the 10th inst by Rev. r. S. Hunter. Mr.
ANDREW G. ScRmsnER to Miss MARY j. MILL
ER, all of this place
May peace and prosperity go with them
hand in hand, as they travel lifes journey.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
N Otice.

DARTlES. who bought property at the
Sale of property OF r. +. Perkins Es-
tate, are notified that their Notes are due on
the 10Th inst, and suit will be instituted on
all not paid within five days thereafter.
b. j. BROWN, Admir-.
Jan l7,'76 lw
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

&C P. Curry and S B. Beaumont
have dissolved partnership. Col Curry
settles all claims against the firm.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

7 now offer for sale, any or all the Railroad
J. Lands in
Ranges 30, 80, 81, 80. 33, North OF
Arkansas River,
Office Is now opcn, books, plats, &c, ready
and are now prepared for business. Come
and see. These lands are sold at the valua-
ton price One fourth purchase money to be
paid down; the balance in equal lnstalments
in two, four and six years, with six per cent
interest from date. Contract for title given.
Parties wishing to pay all cash down will
have deduction of 10 per cent. on valuation
price. Parties who have made, or in good
faith own the improvements on any of these
lands will have 30 days from this date to
make their first payment, Such parties |
would advise TO make application at once,
with oath that they own said improvements.
SO that they may not be sid. Certificates of
application to purchase heretofore given, are
worthless, except rs showing the correct mum,
bers Of the land wanted. All purchases here
totore made are held valid by the present
Company and a rebate of nterets will be al
lowed on sad contracts to this date on prompt
payment OF deferred payments. 1t will facil-
itate matters TO, parties to procure the correct
Nos of their land before applying at this Of
flee.
To parties wishing to purchase large tracts
special inducements will be offered. No one
now has any doubts of the completion OF the
I,uilr nj of hpr no
tion about title. As there are several compa-
nies expected at an early day to take up
large tracts of this land, those wishing certain
pieces, will do well to apply early.
B. }. BROWN, Agent
for Land Commissioner of l.. R6
jan /, 3m F.S.R. W. Co.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

r. Hon. James b. Beck was elected
United States Senator from Kentucky.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
Notice..

fINO LUCINDA J. WILSON one Of the
l. heirs at law of William WILSON, dcceas-
ed
YOU will pleased take notice, that |, as
administrator de bonis non of the Estate of
William Wilson, deceased. have in hand for
distribution your share of the personal assets
of said estate. This is .eretore to notify you
that unless You make application either in
person or by agent for said estate. on or be
fore the 2nd Monday in April next. the same
will be paid over. pro rata, to the remaining
heirs Of said estate.
JESSE TURNER, Admir-.
dee II, lS7j. 4w
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

- Read enr new advertisements
steamer Ella Hughes, p. I Dcyany
Austin 4 Ward
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
SheriC['s Sale:

NOTICE l. HEREBY CIV EN-, That. bv
~ virtue Of the authority of writ of exc
cntion issued by the clerk of the Circuit Cour.
OF Crawford county upon II judgement rem
dered before } i. Rtlrrow. fate Justice of the
Peace of Van Buren township, Crawford
county, on the l4th day of Ayrif 1875, in fa-
yor of + NJ. Neal a transcript of which was
filled in the Crawford Circuit Court Of Craw-
ford county, Ark" on June 9TH. 1875. and to
me directed and delivered. | have levied upon
and will expose to sale. by public auction to
the highest and best bidder. for cash. on Fri
day. the 2Sth day of January 1876. III the
Court House door, in Crawford county, Ark,
between the hours of legal sale the following
described property tO-wit Part of the sw A
of nwl4, see. lS.township 8 north, rang3l west
containing 81 100 acres more or less, levied
upon as the property of A. G. Stevenson. to
satisfy the above judgment, Sl0S,5D damages
and costs.
JNO. +. WlNFRE1. Sheriff
30-3W per i. W DAVIS. Dep.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

EE Hon. L. c. @. Lamar was elected
United States Senator from Mississippi
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25

~ for yonr paper.
The Van Buren press., 1876-01-25
Railroad Lands
FOR SALE.

OFFICE LAND AGENT,
Little Rock and Fl Smith Il R Co.
Van Buren, hrk, Jan. l, 1870.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

The Attorney General w..i be select
q from tie following gentlemen unless
there he other lawycr- III tho state.
iIoxie Of Fremont. Iicmiup # kc.r-
noy, Warren and Seymcre Of O,oe,
Thur-,pn Of Omaha, Sprague # Patti
mouth, Roberts Of Iiarl.n, Webster,
Knight and IIarwood of Lincoln
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

W. feel a great degree Of compassion
for the editors of our exchanges WHO
are telling of the quantities of melons
which they Sc, but complain ,hrt
they never get a taste Of them. This
r. tyriiedIy not our fix. On far
mcrs are GENEROUS, whole ,ouicd fcl-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

ENTEIES
may be made n any ~c,nyeniau, time
Al; the >ecrc'ary'> ofbce, at Rcd rirsl
previous 70 tno o3enin- o.: ne Eair,
sni at,.r that time at hl, office On the
tar grounds.
T.. Ill exhibitors must pIrcla-e
membership ticket, before making IN
tric-, 4 firm beng coD-ei"r.i "a
p,~san, but or!y or. m1u.t-r o"rh-
fran Mil be Admitted To the groI.!-
on the ticket that allows rhe tirn >"
compete.
> Articles that are r'ia rsc-jec' Il
TIL >oil must IL entered Il - ra->e
Of the proiuccr. and animals nu-c lie
entered by anl IN the name % IT,
owner Of the same, Al article tha:
are the result d: uicchaL.ca, n artistic
SKI. may be entered IN the uime Of
the a5,:>5, -utriver. or jy their agent
Ga the entry O.: each article or
ar,uai 4 Carl HIl b. .url.>ha! :. the
exhibitor designating the number Il
the entry and cas-. which earl NUT
be attached tC he a%.tIcle OF animal.
and lemain - during the .ai-. W
article or an nal viii De a->i.u.! a
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

Mr. lIalowc.i, the VII Of The nan
that the richtcou, people of Plum
Creek !ynchcf, va in k,arhcy, Ia;
Thursday, soliciting Az for herself
ana chillcn, who were destitute Of the
mcau. Of >llnnnri.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

There have been report that Crook
and Terry haze each meet Sitting Bull
and Inflicted upon HAT doughty WAY
nor ~cvcrc entertainments, bat nothing
c~,rtaiu has get been a-ce:tlIncd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

Hebron i kccninr "A ">welI' town.
Ii"rE UT ii"n~e is rapidly ASSUMING
shape and her streets are being fur
ni>hc'l with 81 L. walk, Yet Hebron
is 10 larger than Rcd Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24

The kcnc>aw farmer: are 81 under
the n"ce-sIry Of erecting whcat bins
and c, rn cnb, to store away this year.
products. :hcy are also making prep
aIatlun- to ,ow fall wheat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24
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A.:-1c: S-a-:c:y..32.
Vac copy ! T"ar, DECENTRALIZATION. 600
q q copy mpnch-,....-........ Loo
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24
Premium List ofthe Webster
Co Agricultural Society.
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II best 800. ot
Bv-t single buggy hot "-...--.I 90
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Be-, trottInr hyr,c...... .,.,
n ! ~.
ns,t pacing vr
Best Jack any uu
81 &c., ~,
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
: ker,rLner. Glcnwooi Precinct.
y. y ~inchar.-on, Rei 'oui,
Re-, n,narnInt 81, , tar,n .aIjI.
by u lady, Fancy niing bride.
II best whip.
/ Best Of horses IN har-
hess. Carriage wh,p
II best Diploma.
. Rc,t management of horse In har-
hess Carriage whip
>! bc>, Diploma.
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
r. Il Fulton. W.ln-, Creek prer,l-t.
". ". Brewer. Red Cloud
Francis Snow. G,cuwJui
Dan Rus>, Superintendent Of class.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-08-24
Oak Creek Webster 60. Nrh.
August lith IH1G.

OK Creek Webster "a \,.h
August 1ith IN1G.
En- CuIEF.
Harvest l. past and thrc>hing i
commenced. Wheat l. Welding well.
oats AMI bailey are a good crop.
Corn i, looking well, although there
are q few hoppcr>. Yer The formers
don't seem to be ALARMED. here are
several new thrcShin- machiEc- in
the ncighborho"d, II. -. Eannry
and Il. IL. Jones have a Chicago
Puts. Hilton and c.. have a Sweep
takes. Riley Brothers have a Nlbra-
tor. 20 you see the i,rinrr> can have
their choic. in machines, "ui; a con.
,'a>' h'h' I'VE years ago, "hch b,o
Lara ha~u!eiee'th Grain out VIII u
fail.
jain Simr.on orr road s~.n,-visor
L...In I p.rI
h'> "t'"'" "P" i'"' H"H' h"H''o
Teak, on the Spiins Ranch road. u
connect with the Has Ing road "a,
E;na,. ,h.r,h. -.
,.,
'p'l ''o'n 'y"'' N''A 10 HASTINGS
about iour miles.
Dewhur>s were the happy par, the
necessary ord beng said by E,Glire
Il .anney. School District No. Five Is
II iuced to forty acres and is withou,
Riv,tor Tb.-a ! souo ,oIl oe,.,,
fine "a,
rn NV oo"'' 10 pay oI 'he Oh one
five years. Hoping there
fiS VIZ omeihing done, | remain.
haw Yours. .J.EH II.
10 st,
SIS Mt NAY CONCERN.
is ju business partnership
c,hoSpi,G between Adna Il.
nohoch Lalri, of Juniata,
~ wos5ra>ka, l. hereby
Il NcoE>ent.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY Ne
GROES.
Where are the Police!

Yesterday evening wel-known and highly
respected lady, while passing the corner OF
G. liseum and Polymnia streets, noticed
negro man standing some twenty PAGES from
the corner, on Polymnia street.
The lady was proceeding out Polymnia
street, in the direction OF Prytania, and as she
approached the negro, he turned aud ad-
vanced towards her; she then saw that his
person was exposed. Naturally alarmed. she
turned and ran in the direction of Eoterpe
street, followed by the brute. who, seeing
woman standing at a gate, stopped his pnr-
suit Of the lady, and retracing his steps, ran
around the corner in the direction OF Pry:ania
street.
The lady then continued on her way, and
On turning into Euterpe street she was run
against by another negro who was very much
intoxicated. The query is, are there any
police on duty in this neighborhood
Outrages of this nature have frequently &C.
Cured III this nelghborhood, and It is about
time that the men residing in the vicinity
should take steps to put stop to 1t.
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ON DIT.

49,. Wasn't the weather delightful on Tues
day morning?
-. 1t is getting quite fashionable to prom
enade on Canal street in the evening just
about twilight
49,. Messrs. Hammock and Donnaud, Of the
Tines, won the prizes at the shooting gallery
last evening.
I'VE are indebted to Capt. Sheldon, of
the steamer Iberia, for the information that
the Spanish steamship Guillermo, from Ha-
vana for this port, is f4staground at Twelve
Nile Point, below the city.
.. "A good time to see the beauty and
fashion Of New Orleans is just after the matt
nees on Wedne sdays and Saturdays. The au-
diences invariably visit Canal street for an
hour or SO after the theaters close.
....A foot-race is to come off on the open
space adjoining Dryades Market, on the 18Th
inst, for $50 side. between Capt. ]. P,
the oval allan saloon keeper, and Capt. F.
D. N, we'll known in connection with the
markets. The first named is dumpy but &C
tive, the latter sinewy, like sleuth hound.
Distance, one hundred aud fifty yards. Bet
ting is quite lively.
AT q regular election o. off GERS Of the
Forest Club held on Tuesdly. January IL,
1876 the following gentlemen were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
John H CastelIanos, President; E. G. Sea-
well, Vice President; WIN. K"rrighan, Record
ing Secretary; T. L. Hagan, Tte.snrer; NJ. }.
Boland, Financial cretary; Walter @. Nc
Carly, S age Manager.
*Rs-eiected.
CASTING Commttee-Geo Mercer, John L.
Hagsn, n. j. Gatriiy, VIM. }. Mccall, VIM.
kerriehan.
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1t is heartrending to think that after St.
Louis and Chicago, the City of Brotnerly
l. we should be found suspect Of " CROOKED
whisky" But such seems to be the dark
hint Of the dispatch this morning Philadel-
phia in these centennial days ought to be free
from the entanglements of viscera-decompos-
ing fluids; certainly, free from any that deviate
from straight line. But the telegram is eau
tious and thinks twice before making the
charge It considers that though it is certain
that there have been large dealings in illicit
whisky, yet there is ''ro positive evideuc.
that they did it with any guilty knowledge"
mo positive evidence" and 'any gully
knowledge" are neat. They convey the i'm
preston that the whisky in this case though
slightly curved cannot b rudely called
"crooked." And the preliminary investiga
ton developed most startling and unaccount-
able fact. ut was discovered that they had
paid the full market price for the whisky" 1t
is impossible for whisky to be any straighter
ran that.-BdltimOre Gazette.
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Hurrah for CarrOlltOn.

We have on several occasions written of the
projected extension of the Crescent City Rail-
road to Carrollton, and we can now, we think,
congratulate the public on the prospect of All
early completion of that greatly desired inn
provement.
When extended to the beautiful suburb of
Carrollton, the Crescent City Railroad will
give its travelling patrons the cheapest line in
America, running the whole distance-be-
tween eight and nine miies-for six and
quarter CENTS each passenger, selling tickets
at four for twenty-five cents.
From jackson street a. ,fayette) to Carroll
ton dummies will be run, thus greatly dimin-
ishlug the time consumed and adding to the
attractions of the trip.
1t is rumored that two members of the
Board of Park Commissioners have thrown
difficulties in the way of the extension of this
line, and rejected a proposition Of its Presi-
dent to erect some ligh, buildings, with suita-
BILE appendanges for ladies' and children, in
the park, removable when required, but we
are 10th to believe anything SO mex plicable
At present, the park, SO far as its natural
benuties are concerned, is being rapidly de-
stroyed, the magnificent oaks being barked,
while the surface not yet enclosed for farm
ing purposes is ru,ted all over by the herds
of COWS and mules allowed free ~ pasturage
on this priceless common.
Do tue Park Commissioners prefer this
state OF things to railroad tia. would render
the place accessible, to the improvements the
c. c. company are willing to make, and to the
healthfnl recreation OF the people on q
property purchased at an enormous cost to
the taxpayers? II they do, the public would
like to hear their reasons.
In our advertising columns the G. G. r. r.
Co. offer to the investing pub ic loan for
| S1O0. 900 to be used IN making their eXt en-
sion and eqnipping it in thorough manner
with dummies, rolling stock generally, etc.
| They will issue bonds having ten years to
run from May 1st next, and bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent per annum, pay.
able semi-annually, In New York or this city.
These bonds will be secured by mortgage on
all the railroad properly OF the company,
namely, tracks. stables, mules, dummies aid
cars, which have cost seven hundred and
| fitty thousand dollars, together with the ex
ten ion to Carrollton, all its equipments and
property.
The company owes nothing. and all its
splendid property, road-bed, etc, will be
mortgaged for the prompt payment OF the
interest and principal when due
We hazard nothing in saying that no safel
or better investment can be offered to per
sons wishing to possess every guarantee ane
ready convertibilIty com5ined, and We are
sure many days will not pass before the loar
| is in the hands Of our ellow-citizens.
1
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New DRY GooDs FIRM We perceive, by a
notice in another column, that Messrs. A. Pc
pin, Jr., and T. L. Broussard, have formed a
copartnership tor the purpose of conducting
q dry goods business, and have secured for
their headquarters the we'll known store
corner of Canal aud Baronne streets, former
iy occupied by Mr.. Turcotte. These gentle
men have had long experience in this branch
Of trade, are widely known, and universally
popular. They richly deserve success, and
will no doubt attain it.
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cop sDryERSHJpS.

COMPREHENSIVE -- THE UNDERSIGNED
u have This day formed copartnership under the
sty lie aid firm of PEPIN g. BR0USS RID. for the
purpos. Of carrying the Dy Goods business.
Ihey hay. secured for hat purpose the store No
15s Cansl 81 eet corner Of Baronne formerly occu-
MED nv r Tursotte A. PEPIN. JR.
T. L. BROCSSARD.
New Orleans January IL, 1876. jal2 1t
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CoAL-Those Of our readers who desire to
purchase Pittsburg, anthracite or Virginia
camel coal-delivered at the lowest market
r4tes-shoud call on Messrs. w. G.. Coyle d
Co, 1873 Gravier street. Their depot is at
the corner of Race and Levee streets.
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The KEYNOTE FOR GOVERNMENT RErRENcH-
MEST.-Mr Reagan, Of Texas, has sounded
the keynote tor governmental retrenchme Mt
ia proposing that the United States shall not
levy direct taxes, but instead that the money
needed to carry on the governme at from year
to year shall 70 equitably apportioned to and
be raised by the States of the Uuion.-N. Y.
Herald
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The members of he u hcrn RcpubIiran
Club are requested to meet at the NJ caancs 1nsti
tut+ TO HIT "wednesday, at o'clock. The
business q the meeting will tie high important
By OrdefCf the President:
ja12 1T l. SEWELL Secretary.
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ASBESTOS Observation-Disclosures is directed
to the card of Mr.. H. w. Johns who claims to
be the inventor Of various applications of
asbestos, which is certified TO by Messrs. Fl.
Dudley Coleman & Bro, the agents for Mr..
Jobpc
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LETTER FROM PLAQUEMINE.

FINE SUGAR CRoPS-THE HOLIDAYS-A BRACE
OF ACCIDENTS CONDUCT OF PEACE Off
GERS = OVERDUE TAXEs-wHY NOT COLLECT
THEM MINUS THE PENALTIES -FIREMEN's
FESTIVAL.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

NJ ice Neither the Captain, Owners nor
the uuder signed cOnsignees Of the Biii-h ship
ZEALANDIA Alien. Nmaster. will he responsible
for any debts contracted by the of said vessel
DEWOLF, POW ELL q Co,
ial1 st A G. rondeet 8 rect
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

Redpath, Beecher's friend, says: II was a
hero worshiper of the conventional type. but
now prefer to keep my hat on. And l am
getting bald headed, and do hate the cbarnel
drafts that sweep out of the sepulchres of
most mems private lives when they are opened
to the light"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

A statistical maniac says: "The wine crop
of France this year would fl ditch three
and half feet deep and tour thousand miles
long" That is the "laat ditch" we should
like to die in,-Buf0lO Express.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12
A Fire in BabcOck's Rear.

While BAbcock is turning all his attention
to the defeat of the prosecution in st. Louis,
he is in danger of a no less dangerous IRE In
the rear being opened on him in Washington.
In his multiplicity of employments as en-
gineer in charge of the new department build.
ings, and superintendent OF all other public
buildings and grounds at the capita !. be has
had the handling of vast sums of money for
years; and efforts are being made to discover
how much of this money has been legitimately
expended. L is reported that there has been
a systematic destruction of records and papers
covering these matters: but hopes are enter
tanned that sources from which have been
drawn the cost of the vast ranges of new
buildings erected by the White House ring in
Washington may yet bs thoroughly explored.