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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14

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Statien.
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tut einen 6ru6tbdnbler ousgob, ;u UNI.
tellcn uno a!s tooten Mann ~ liefern
= Ser acknowledgement beg pap:
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gen. Obpobl Der Yapt gutter 2aun,
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i4en 2rdfte bod Suisbens ob. 81
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beunrubisen feline Mer3te iebr.
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S1uler Der Ecole francaice d'ar
cheologie d'Athenes, tuelde ouf Be
|SnieI MiIO (Dlelos) aussrobunsen Der
anitalteten, fanben bort ben urn mi
Dem SpicseI aIs grsdn;uns Der III
2onore pr%ansenben Nenus BON WiIo.
Ser franS0Tide Deputirte pon-
iaro ipiQ Gin gang i&eres Wlit:eI asser
bic &ebIaus entbedt baben uno bat fiji
leine grfinoun0 Elm Yatent senommen,
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der &aufmanr BON 2pon bot Der tiirfi-
i&en 8oti&aft 10000 ST. nit beu
Worten iberianbt: ~llm CUR @ertbcibi-
suns Der Sa&e Der 5irtei gu biencn.
gn9Ianb.
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"9ussbnrser ansemeinen 3eituns" &c.
&rieben .Oas .Mebium", elm Or.
gan ber @eifterbei@w0rerei unb bee
DECENTRALIZATION 9ii@nopfens, entbdIt
10 chen einen Brief BON @Iabnone, po.
rim er aud bieie iibernatirli4e Norrbeit
unter ieinen tpeiten 3aubermontel
nimmt! IS mub iebem Mann BON Grci-
finn unb @erftonb Ieib tbun, i'm in FOL
der @efsli&aft ju ieben. Cine seiunbe
politii@e ani@auuns 1T bel 10 raid Su.
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~ ertuarten."
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ben. Nm II. bieies Monats batten
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14
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lit aud Der Nerluit eines Wteni9enle.
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am 2inbener 8erse srplobirte
Ncrmittas 1O7 Stid 3unbbit.
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ben. beim YrelIen 6erielben. Sas
heilte ii4 benz in Der Mdbe fte-
2abeti9e, 10 ,pie einem unter
oemielben ausebradten 9aiitn, in benz
ettpa 10000 bereits fertissei!clte 3unb.
onseiammelt uarsn. nit, unb
tuurben bur@ Die erfoIsenbe GrpIoiion
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DE 0~etIetun9en.
4ropin3 @a9{en.
Sn 9alberitaot farb Der i'm Qreiie
iebr besiiterte proteitantii@e
Greiberr @erner spiesel gum
Gus Dem 9ouie l~lebelsSnne.
Otit ibm erIil9t Der IeBte SprONe berer
Deienberg, bic ibren GreiberrntiteI
unter &arl BEN Groben ertporben
baben iollen. Ct binterl6bt cine Witt.
ne, Sbetla seb. Greiin b. S9aumbers.
- Ser 9uluerfabritant 9uttenbofsr
in &otttpeiI bat BON benz Gariten Bis-
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2%auenburs elm @runoitid aMf 25
sepa@tet, nm barouf cine 3tpeis=
ieiner &ottpeiler 4ulperfabrit 3u
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Dampfmaidine pon 100 4ferbetraften
100 Gcntner Yulber prooueirt
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7sRaH Baben.
Ser Miuer Dung BON 2ausbeim bel
lieb nod pier Sabren tpieoer
einen AZ Morsen 9roBen MiibIenueiler
lusfiden. Ser Sang mar elm iebr
uno beftonb in $50 pfunb 9e4-
en- u,,o AZ gentnern &arpfen. fir mel.
9un3 2O16 Mort erbielt. Ser
9e&t woe Is Yfuno. Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14

= Mesen elmer 4riie S&nupftaba'
entitano in elmer Rneipe in Mlnder
cine far&tbare @@ldserei, in tueI4e'
Der Wirtb @raumilIer, Der @ube itifter
poate. eri@Iasen ,purbe. SCI 9bdter,
Elm Golporteur, 1T oerbaftet.
Or. 3eineeeius, Der YrdFbent bes
/. tonisliden @eri4tsbofes fur tiraIide
Inssle9enbeiten," in Yreuben III ploblid)
.geitorben.
@eFfdlii1es.-Na9 Der .GIe.
ner 3ts." wirb 0as Oberlanbesseridt
Der prosin3 @enfalen unb Der Rrcile
gNen unb Duisburs ieinen @ib in
Damn erbo!ten. 9ie @tdbte Yaoer.
born, 8ielefelo. MlnFer, Mrnsbera,
Oortmuno, 9asen, GKen uno Duisburg
2anb9eridts.
- lleber ben ltnslidsfan bel Grcoe-
ateis Meldeoe, ocIYen mir bereits
'ur3 erpabnt 9aben. brinst bus @citf.
foIseubes 9ldbcrc: x@e9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14

= g. Yremier @labitone bat mad
ben reueften 9eles,ammen Musii9t gum
rTiriten bon 2reta" ausserufen su tuer.
ben. Nm II. bieies Monats batten
ndmli@ einise Nbseorbnete Der e~retenii-
|i&en geu0I'eruns peridiebene SCRIBE.
rur9en al, bic pforte, Die ouf ben gu.
seftdnbnifen bon 1867 berubten uno
norm Elm eisener @tabtboIter p~erIanst
tpu roe, nit benz gemerfen iiberrcidt,
oab he i'm Interchangeable Iid ing Sc
birge jurjdjieben tpIrben. 9ie auf
8reta berri4enbe Nufresuns fei sroB
ano Die Gremoen perliebcn es aug
Jur6t Dor einem 8Iutbaoe. giniae
Sbeile beg 2nnbes ieien bereits be,paH-
net. Mls Nntuort auf bieie mad Sn.
lurrcttion rie@enoen T%orberunsen er.
'@ier crit cine gnsIiide unb bonn cine
iebsnsebn e@iHe itarte tirtiihe 1lnttc,
Dor McsaIofaftron. Beioe notirli9 ~
einem ben MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 2retenier nidt beionoers siinitiscn
Gnb5uede. SIN Nnseidte berieIben
i IND bic e6bne Der tretenfi4en gerss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14

S4IeFen. ai1
Sn @rob<e trebIis itarb Dor mebre-
rem Sabren Der srdfi9 9enderi4e Sc.
ititsoirector preis, melder einen CUR
oamalisen 3eit unminoi9eu @oDn bin-
terlieb, Der ipdterbin bic SanbIuns er.
lernte. SAP bieier in england nod
lebenbe 8eripanote Bate, tpubte man.
SEPT 1T nun 6ielsr junse Damn, Der se.
gcnpdrti9 in &atibor in SteHun9 1T,
BON einem Dor fur;em in england Der.
itorbenen Onfel gum uniperiaIerben
ieiner 9interIaFenl4aft Bon 10000
pfo. SterIins, slei@ 100000 Mart,
ernannt ,porbcn. Il
: Sn 2aurabitte bei R5nissbittc
6at Der 8ersbausr Mnton Sdwar3 aug
auf cine l4auoerbafte @eiie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-14

|Nuswdrtise unb baber llnbetannte iirb
@enn bic @@ulb an benz 10 betlasens'
ucrtben llnfau trifft, miro Die bereits
pom 5taatsanmaIt einselcitcte Inter
iu@uns erSeben.
8rlnn.-Der 80 Sabre aIte 9alb.
|l0bner Gran3 Butae aus 0eutiG Brani.
,wuroe ,pesen zines an ieiner @ottin So
ibarina besansenen Meu@elmorbcs sum
SoSe bur9 ben Strans perurtbeilt.
- Nus Neram wirb unter benz -.
Mai se,ne!oet: @eitern beim sroben
Gadeljuse Su Gbren bes gr5ber3oss Nl=
bre&t ,puroe serufen : .Nieoer nit ben
sarten! Die @uiien io1en Ieben!" Der
Gr3ber3os empfns bic Reputation Der
gosniaten. beren Tlbrer UNI Gortieb-
une ber unterfiibunsen fir bic Gli@ts
hinge bat unb bann bin3uiiiSte: .Gs lei
uns ou3 nod seitattet, uniere 6oHnuns
aus5uoraden. bab Der Musenblid beran-
nabe, mo- aud Die mddtisc 6iterreibii9-
ungaril9e Monar9ie unieren uneliidli=
den Braoern, Die unter Dem grauiamen
W a-H E| f#HNHN LLaFsE
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Southeast Arkansas Agricultural and Me
ehanicaI Association.

c. W. Garland, of Chieot county, edi
tor of The Arkansas City Post, pres
cnt at the county fair Of Drew, beld AT
Monticello, last week, writing an eXten'
dended account Of the Fair to his paper,
has this To say Of the presence of Gov.
W r. Miller, on the occasion
"Thc fair was honored by the pres
ence of GOV, Miller, who made himself
familiar with the people, and expressed
himself delighted with the many evi-
denccs Of the general prosperity mani.
tested by the agricultural and mechani-
cal display. Gov. Miller is a quiet I'M
assuming gentleman of fine intelcetl-
nj organization, thoroughly honest, and
possessed of vastly higher order OF
ability than his quiet demcanor would
indicate at first meeting A native Ar
kaaslan. the first the State has ever pla.
ccd in her gubernatorial chair, we be-
lieve, he is fully awake to her interest
and Advancement We were not pres
ont at the opening address, but learn that
his remarks showed that he had made
the general wants of the people study,
and was thoroughly imbued with the
idea Of immigration. lie paid Il hand
some tribute to the citizens Of Southeast
Arkansas, and spoke ut length on the
natural advantages she possessed His
visit there was agreeable, and heighten-
cd by q ffienIIiness that l,o,'vaelod every
individual present towards him, He
conferred with the immigration commits
sioners, and labored as heartily to inn
press on them the inducements afforded
by our state to immigrants as any man
there. During interviews we had with
him, we We're impressed with the idea
that he was the right man in the right
place, and felt proud Of the many marks
of esteem and confidence that the good
people Of our section were enabled to
bestow on him"
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Holford Bonds.

AS stated two weeks since, Land Com
missioner Smithee refused to take in the
payment of lands originally mortgaged
to the Real Estate Bank, and now the
property OF the State, coupons of the
funded Hollord bonds. The reasons for
refusal were published in the Gazette, al
the time.
Percy Ealin, Esq, who represents the
plaintiff, applied to Judge Martin, of the
Pulaski Circuit Court, for a mandamus
10 compel the Commissioner TO receive
these coupons. The case was argued by
the Attorney General, on Friday last, foi
the Land Commissioner, and Mr.. Eakir
for Crofton, the plaintiff. The Court
took the matter under advisement, apd
yesterday morning rendered a decision
declining to grant the mandamus. From
this decision, Mr.. Eakin has appealed -
l.. Il. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Compromise of Our State Debt.

We heartily agree with the editor of
the Arkansas City Post, in his comments
on the feasibility of settling the State
debt. The more thoroughly the propo-
ston of the Finance Board is under
stood by the people, the more fully do
they accept it as the best, so far rs the
State is concerned, that is or can be Of
fcrdcd. The Post says +:
We have been impressed, in our in.
tercourse with prominent cilizens of this
section with the belief that the plan ac-
cepted by the State Board of Finances
is the most feasible and complete plan
for the final settlement of our State in
dcbtedness, and believe that the opposi
ton put forth against that measure by
the repudiators will strengthen the mea
sure instead Of destroying it. The more
it is talked and written about, the NOR,
iudicious and fair does the proposition
appears"
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

n@-We learn from Judge Huckleberry
whowas at Paris, at the opening of Cir
Quit Court in Logan, that two brothers,
BY the namo of Riggs, one abont l6, and
tho other q or - years old, were arres-
tod for burning the Court House and put
In the Jail, Tuesday, and that on Tues
day night they were taken out by a mob
by force of arms, and carried into tho
country, where II is said the eldest bro
ter made his escape. 1t seems to us a
littlo singular that prisoner should be
able to make his escape from mob, but
it is barely possible. 1t is not very cred.
table to tho good citizens of Logan
County that such defiance of the laws
should be perpetpated right under tho
eyes of tho Court and Jury, then in ses
sion, and we hope tho facts in the case
will remove the stigma cast upon the
good citizens Of Logan county by thit
act.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Trustee S Sale /!

XATHEREAS, Charles G. Scott and Caro-
w line l.. Scott, his wife, Henry &. Ro-
Bards and J. PS RoBards his wife, by their
certain deed of trust, dated the lst day or
June. H. d. 1871, and to me executed ana, re-
corded in the Recorders office OF Crawford
County, Arkansas, in Book I. for deeds and
mortgages, on page la, l7o and lI6, and re-
corded in said County in book "A, on page
80, and was recorded in the Recorders Office
for the County of Sarber. in said State. in
record book b, on pages 80, 81 35 81, 81, since
the recording which, the name of said county
, of Sarber has been changed to that OF Logan,
did convey to the undersigned. as trustee.
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lots six (6). nine (9i ten (lO) eleven ll),
Block ten 10): lots 6, 7. and in Block %;
$40 feet of the south end of Block in Drcn-
mans addition to the town of Van Buren, !;
lots B. H. s. g. I, s, ., TO- II, and II, in Block 80
lot 4, Block Ga all of Block 5S, all situate and
living in the town of Van Buren,, in the
County of Crawford and State of Arkan-
sas.
The north west quarter of section thirty
one (3l). township nine t9) north, range thir-
ty one {3l) west, containing lab 21-100 acres
The northwest quarter OF section seven. ~
township eight (S) north, range thirty west
The east half OF the northwest quarter o.
section eight (s) in township eight 49, north
range thirty one t3il west; the west half OF
the northwest quarter of section twenty
eight t2s), and the northwest quarter of the
southwest quai ter, and the southeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, and the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
ton twenty-one t2l), all in township ten 40,
north, range twenty-nine (29) west, all In
Crawford County. Arkansas.
Also the east half section five % the
east half west halt section five COS the west
halt of northeast quarter of section four az
the west half of southwest quarter. section
four a.; the south half of northwest quarter
section four 4), all in township five (5) north
range twenty seven(27) west. all In SarbeI
county, since called Logan County. State o.
Arkansas.
| Which conveyance was in trust to secure
the payment of promisory notes, described il
said deed of trust; and whereas the notes de
scribed in said deed Of trust are past due ant
| the greater part Of them remain unpaid, now
therefore. |. the undersigned trustee. at til,
request of the legal holders of said notes. an,
in accordance with the provisions of sale
deed. will, on Monday, the 26th day of No
Vemher II H.. 1877, between the hours pre-
scribe for judicial sales of that day. at tn,
Court House door in the town of Van Bu
ren, In the State o: Arkansas, proceed to sci
the property above described. Mt public ven
satisfy said nots and the expense cf thi
trust. or so much thereof rs may be neccssa
ry to pay of balance ON said notes. interes
and costs. All WARD. Trustee.
Van Buren, Oct. Goth, a.d, 1877.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
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CROAK EItS.

No matter how circumseribcd the lin.
its of q town or community, these pests
may always be found within it. They
are always thickest where there is the
least warrant for them. The croaker Is
a borrower of trouble, not being con.
tent with the actual evils of the pres
ent " Hard times, and worse a-coming,"
is the sentiment that he seems to delight
to hurl in the face Of everyone he meets.
His happiness seems the most complete
when everything around him wears the
vcstmcnts Of gloom. A ray of sunlight,
he will tell you, only hides temporarily,
a cloud of gloom. When the planter
prepares the ground for his wheat-sow-
ing, this misery bearer advises him that
the crop would be poor one, and that
he had better plant corn, instead. lfthe
merchant would lay-in new stock, this
cvil,prophet would whisper, " Beware !!
business is going to be rery dull next
season; the crops may be Short and
money be scarce No matter where
YOU turn, he faces you with his dark
portents, and throws across your hithcr-
to prosperous pathway mountain of
imaginary troubles that blockade the
road and retard your progress. Van
Buren, is not without her share of these
malignant pests. They may be found
in all occupations and businesses. The
very breath they exhale imprcgnates the
atmosphere with poisinous malaria
c-discontent--more disastrous
in its effects than the brcathings of the
mercilcss pestilence. These croakers, in
their denominations, tend to para yzc in-
dustry, throw blockadcs in the thorough
fares of business, encourage an idlcness
that begcts intcmperanco and crime, and
PROSTATE, beneath their feet, the peace
Of community hitherto thrifty and
prosperous. We can have patience with
q man who grumblos moderately over
the ills Of the present, but can only look
with unutterable horror and supreme
contempt on those beings, who, forget
ting the great goodness of the Divine
Being, in the present, manifest their base
ingratitude by building, in their own
and their neighbor's pathway, an insur-
mountable pyramid of borrowed tron-
bles. Let us close our ears to these va
pory brawlers, and with hearts full OF
gratitude for the bencficent gifts of the
present, and heroically toiling on, leave
the future, with its good or i'll, to Him
who hath said Care not for the NOR.
row, for the morrow taketh thought OF
the things of itself. Sufficient unto The
day is tile etd Mereof."
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Speaking Out.

Tho solid, conservative men Of Ark
ansas, from all sections OF the State, ar,
beginning to speak out in favor Of th'
" Adams Rediicld plan Of settling th'
Indebtedness of the State The Gazett,
of Saturday has long and able letter.
from several prominent gentlemen
which we would like to give place to
but have not the time or room. We vii
merely mention the names;
Hon. l.. ii. Sims, of independence
one Of the ablest members of the pres
cnt Senate.
Hon. \. Jones, and Hon. W. r. Gu
base, of Montgomery county.
Hon. L. B. Headlcc, of Clay county.
Hon. J. IL. Perkins, of Pocahontas.
All of whom are prominent represen.
tative men in their counties, and oppose
reputation in whatever guise it may ap-
pear.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
OUR COUNTY.

Tho Little Rock Gazette, noticing our
County's representation in the fruit-line,
pays Crawford a handsome compliment
considering the slight efforts made for a
faithful representation of our products,
on the occasion, of which we feel quite
proud. We are confident, ifa little fore
thought and energy had been infused in
to our farmers, we could, and woMd
have presented a showing, in the fruit and
vegetable line, that would have far-cx
ceeded anything on exhibition. The ap,
pies we exhibited, were raised Mr.. Ma
rion Kilgore, and Mr.. Daniel Michael OF
Van Buren, and better showing would
have been produced, if our suggestions
to them had been made week or two
before it was The Gazette says:
"Crawford County Is represented a
the State Fair, with some Of the fines
apples that we have ever seen. Among
the variety we noticed, were choice anc
luscious Bclleflowers, Stevenson Pippins
Kentucky Reds, and the mammoth Gold
en- Shannons, from the orchard of Youn
ger Neal. Col. Dunham has also on ex
hibition some splendid Stevenson Pip
pins and Shannons, raised by Marion XII
gore. Thus far old Crawford bears tn,
palm in apples. If the samples sent b,
| Col. Durham and Mr.. Neal could be ex
hibited in the old States, they would b
worth all the newspaper articles on fi'ui
that could be written in the next twelv
months in showing up Arkansas as
| growing State
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
TUESDAY, OCT. 80, 1877.
The Result in Ohio.

The Cincinnati Commercial of the
18th, prints the official returns from all
b II three counties in Ohio, showing the
result of the vote for Governor West
(Republican) 242,976 Bishop, Demo,
eaO 2sl. .l0l Bond, Socialist Working.
man) l2,4S0; Johnson, (Grcenback Wor.
kingman) 1876 Thompson (Prohbi.
tion) 4,739 Bishops majority over
West, 3s,l25 Bishops majority over
all, 5,270. In the three omitted coun.
ties, the maioritics, last year, were; Ash
tabula, 4,477 for Hayes Hardin, 12S
for Hayes; and Stark, 362 for Tilden.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30
Sensible at the Last

Bro. Moore, of the Bonneville Enter
prise, who has the manly independence
to right-about face, when he sees himself
in the wrong, and who, by the way, was
a warm opponent Of what is called the
F" scaling process, after copying largely
from the circular of the Finance Board,
closes very sensible article as follows
at will be seen that the amount of
the andjspMted debt is reduced, by this
calculation, S3,727,S27 to S3,o22 ,423, n
difference of sos, 5,40i, in the present
and former estimate, which is not very
far from Mr.. Fishbacl< and others have
estimated it. A pro rata reduction of
this amount, according to Adams and
Redfcld's proposition, would require not
far from s3,2I0000 instead OF Sl,000,-
GOO, to take up all this Indebtedness,
which also includes all the Illegal in
debtcdness as a free gift. We cordially
confess that we can see no objection to
tbs arrangement, and whenever it can be
shown that it can and will be carried
out in good faith we favor its acceptance,
perfectly Indifferent as to whether this
is a scaling or "a repudiating' policy,
for by it all will have been accomplished
that we have contended for"
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

Some time since, our readers will
remember, we announced the fact that a
sewing-machinc agent by the name of
Merritt, had slipped away from Van Blu
ren, with slvcr-cup-highly priced be
cause family belonging to
Mr.. Geo. f. White, George was made
excessively happy by its safe return to
him, through the mail, yesterday, with
out word of explanation.
The County Court adjourned over
till Saturday next, a quorum of Justices
not being present,
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-30

re- The Fayetteville Sentinel speak
ing of the return of the Rev. Mr.. llun-
ter, to that place, for the coming year,
has this to say, the sentiments Of which
our people arc well-prepared to appre-
ciate I" Not only the members of his
church and congregation, but the entire
community, is to be congratulated upon
the reappointmcnt Of Mr.. R. S. Hunter
to tho NJ. +. church South, in this place,
by Bishop Kavanaugh. Mr.. II. is not
only an ornament to the pulpit, but n
cultured gentlemen aud worthy citizen.
op has the approval of all urpeople.'