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HOUSE
Little ROCK, Nov. eth, 1866

U
Hg The House Of Representatives met in
its Hall This morning, at l0t o'clock, In
the absence of the Clerk of the last ses.
s'9aR Sfa MI lid 1FssTsy esfa 3D. the hSs3a & t.
temporary Chairman. The motion was
agreed to, and Mr.. Thomson took the
chair. .@.r.
Mr. Farrelly nominated John King, of
Sebastian as temporary Clerk, which was
agreed to- " ~ f'i 'lf
hi On the call of the roll of the members
elect, all answered to their names, except
ing Messrs. Jones, Crittenden Weather
ford, Desha; Sawyer, Mississippi; and
Williams; Jefferson.
The oath Of the Office was then admin
istered to the members present, by Judge
Clendenin, of the Supreme Court.
An election for Speaker being declared
in order, Mr. Wheeler nominated Brady
Bunch, of Carroll, Mr.. Harrison nomi-
mated Mr. Eakin, of Hampstead, and Mr.
Cameron nominated Mr.. Fletcher, OF
Jefferson, whose name he afterwards
withdrew. '7..1
The first ballot resulted, Bunch 81,
Eakin 81. There being tie. the House
proceeded to a second ballot with the fol-
lowing result: fa1' p ii41h 9lGtt. #L
For Eakin-Messrs Abbott, Ardis,
Barker, Briggs, Brickey, Brooks Of Drew,
Bunch, Cameron, Cochran, Collins, Dan
iels, Farrelly, Fletcher, French, Cause,
Harrison, Hawkins, Holeman, Hughes,
johnson, Jones of Calhoun, Jones OF
Prairie, Kelly of Hot Spring, Magness,
McCallum, Medlock. Nixon, Newton,
Ramsaur, Riddick, Robinson, Slaughter,
Sorrells, Stout, and Wsllace-35. 'eeap
For Bunch---Berryyof Carroll, Berry
Of Franklin, Blassingame, Brooks OF
Washington, Carroll, q Dickey, Dixon,
Doris, Duncan, Eakin, Edwards, Enyart,
Fitzpatrick, Gould. Green, Hacket, har-
per, Kelly of Craighead, Leming, Mathe.
ny, May, Meek, Mooney, Morris, Par.
rot, Pettigrew, Pound, Reed, Reynolds,
Russell, Sanders, Sloan, Taylor Thoma-
son, Tobey, Tracy, Wheeler, Wilcockson
ana WllcDN--OO. h' ff AfAsA'" Z i.'' f~ff8
after the result of the ballot was an.
nounced, Mr.. Reynolds moved the ap-
pointment of committee to conduct the
Speaker to the chair. The motion was
carried, and Messrs. Reynolds and Eakin
were appointed. i aNioU .Ii io ~
70 On taking the chair, the Speaker elect
returned his thanks to the members, and
ACKNOWLEDGED the compliment Of his
electioh.s Ele had not sought the place
nor particularly desired it, and he did
hot feel atliberty to decline the position
he would endeavor to discharge its lu
ties with entire impartially. srhe oath b:
Speaker was then administered Ivy Judge
Cienaenm.g irs53 sln T, q saigs1H ss1
q The election for Clerk was then declhr
ed In order, saad Messrs, Quindley, Al M
! Woodruff, rBnrgevin, OF Pulaski, ant
King, Of Sebas tian, were putin ilnomina
ption.a 9rl 30 DIpo0I tboc.J pro Bones
zion motion OF Mi. Collins two teller
were appointed by the Speaker, Messrs
Collins and Fletcher The first ballot re
suited, Quindley IL, w oodruf 30. Bun
igevia, ., and King 23t No one havin
received the necessary majority OF vote
'(3s) )ythere was no choice. H9) .no. "a.
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''~- DEACON s. was very fond OF bivalves,
and on one occasion he ate and over
loaded his 'scapacity" totsuch an extent
that he was sore distressed, His faith in
prayer, however, was strong. Leaving
his party, and being followed by some
younger members a little way of, he was
heard to supplicate thus Forgive me,
% Lord, for this sin Of gluttony, and !
will eat any more clans y Then,
pausing, he added Very few, if any
amen rHl9 2laa! ~ sf'. .f|7h ~
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A second ballot was held with the fol
lowing result :--Qu,ndley 9, Woodruff
80, Burgevin /. King 20. There was no
election, and MFR. Collins withdrew the
name of Mr. Quindley. ~ iao
On motion Of Mr., Jones. Of Calhoun,
the House took recess until q o'clock,
p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House was called TO order by the
Speaker, and quorum being present,
the House proceeded to ballot a third
time for Clerk. Il. C. Boudinot was put
in denomination BY Mr. Dixon. The re-
suit Of the ballot was Woodruff 81, Bou-
dinot Is. King 33. a
o There being no election, a fourth bal
lot wns hatl---W oodruf 22, King So,
Boudinot l6 9a - y l9as :
On the fiith ballot John King, of Sc
bastian was elected by the folio wing vote:
King Al, Woodruff IS, Boudinot II.
On After the Clerk was sworn in. the fol
lowing nominations were made for Asst
Clerk: 4. Y. Lindsey, w. II. CardwelL
J. II. Newbern, and j. r. Power. The
ballot resulted rs follows: Lindsey "a,
Cardwell rs, Power 10, Newbcrn u
There having been no choice, the House
ballotted.a second time, the vot. stand
ing, Lindsey "a, Cardwell 30, Power IL,
Newbern 3, The names of j. ii. New.
bern and j. r. Power were Withdrawn,
and a third ballot proceeded with, re-
sulting in the election ofW. H. Cartiwell,
the vote being Lindsey "a, Cardwell 40.
The House proceeded to elect an En-.
rolling Clerk; l.. B. Blanks and Chas.
Ogden were nominated. On ballot be
ing had, Chas Ogden was elected, the
vote being Blanks 10, Ogden 81. ssT
For Door keeper, j. ~ Bishop, Jno.
Campbell, Mr. Barker, Jas. S. Rodgers,
Jas. S. Hukill, w, +. Blackwood, and r.
F. Corrick were nominated.
Mr. Thomson moved to adjourn until
tomorrow morning, at IL o'clock. The
motion was lost.
The House proceeded to ballot for
Door keeper The vote stood, Bishop
IL, Campbell Is, Barker. 4, Rodgers s,
Hukill Z, Blackwood 80, Carrick 9; con.
sequently there was no election. s.llst
On motion of Mr. Newton. the House
adjourned until tomorrow morning, at
10 o'clock. t'Dt HNa'S As''-s 'ts
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They tell a good story on the early ap-
pearance cfiDr Bethune in church, then
located on the outskirts of the city OF
Rochester The edifice was placed in
the centre Of a'large square or park, and
it being summer time, the open doors
made the green aisle carpet appear like a
continuation Of the grassy lawn outside.
AT least so the matter appeared to half
dozen geese, who quietly walked into the
churchju.t as the preacher was closing
a splendid passage Of eloquence, and was
quoting the lines abg a10l alaiItwaN
% g"Who are those arrayed iuf~hitef" ect. a
"A green, fhalfgro~n country boy,m who
supposed the quotation So eloquently
propounded required answer, at once re
piled, in bashful lisp; "Them--them
there's geetlr" The wings of the young
ministers twere thus abruptly clipped while
hewas a-tlght, and the ones "arrayed in
white" were the only digniied individuals
in the audience.
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Stranger "Gardener, why do you
water the sidewalk so much p Garden
er:"Sure,. master has nothing to asnuse
him, and so he makes me keep the side
walk wet, while be looks at the ladips
anklesf hDn sfi ifG .e'-nt,u) iiE q>9A
.pt-a1t ODD
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U. Mall Lines
U. 3. Mail Line from Ft. Smith and
Van Buren to st. Louis. ,..
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
The Quickest Route to Saint Louis.

= VIE Proprietors of this route have placed
L upon this line large four-horse passenger
coaches. fine stock and careful drivers. Every
means will be taken to make this the most
comfortable, quickest and desirable route for
passengers. as well as the cheapest and short
est TO st. Louis. ..-.. . .....
The stages leave Van Buren,, every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday mornings ut D a. IN.
Arrives every sunday, Wednesday and Fri
dry morning at sam. .. t,,.u ..il-,..
Connect at Van Buren, with stages for Little
Rock and way points-close connections made
and no delay had. ..t.... ....
.. TULLER Il Co, Proprietors. ..,...
J. iur HIRAM BRODIE, Agent, Van Buren.
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There is something very sensible
in the impromptu remarks Of a pretty
girl not thousand miles from Boston.
r-.1t our ndker thought it wrong for Adam
to live single when there was not d wb-'
marion earth,' BOW crinipally guilty ate
the St old 9achsslosrs, with the wod full s
pretty girls, '5 80
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Debtors Notice.

IL persons indebted to the firm of
~ WARD & SOUTHMAYD, either by
6y Note or Account, are notified to come for
ward and pay up or legal Proceedings viii be
at once instituted against them. The Notes
and Accounts of said firm are in my hands.
VAu, 2l'66 lllI(b tdH % G. WILOOX!
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Little Rock and Van Buren, Stage
Company. 's l'-l ..
THROUGH IN Al HOURS.
0. TULLER & CO., Proprietors.

0. TULLER & CO., PrOprietOrs.
ME Proprietors of the above line have
i placed upon the road good passenger
coaches. fine stock and careful and experience
ed drivers; and every means will be taken to
secure the comfort of passengers. The Stages
pass through the towns of Ozark, Clarksriile,
NorrSt0eh and LeriSbug.
Leave Van Buren,, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning at 8 a m. t5 .'.it
Arrive at Van Buren,. Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 6 IN. Is =. .~4 t5. ai
b cE Stages connect at Van Buren,. with the
lines to Fit. Smith and Fayetteville. the same
morning of their arrival without uuneces-
oct. 4.'66 HIRAM BRODIE, Agent.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that all the
" Notes and Accounts Of MORRILL, Il
MAREAN, have been placed in my hands for
ial notice and give me an early call. ,....I
= sII.s JESSE TURNER. .
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J. DICKSON, Secretary.
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Brick.Laying and Plastering.

vyAHE subscyiber woi,ld take this Sopportu-
nifty to inform the, citizens Of Van Bn,
rem andvicitity that he a. prepared to 90 all
kinds of work in his line at short notice
WHrTE-WAsHlNG guaranteed to be done in
a satisfactory mannero Hoping BY astritt at
tention to business torwarrant .. share OF
public patronage. a. MalhEho'
July 2l, 1866. On"
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d Ambulance,
Buggy and harne IS
r. Y 1.,,,F,or 6a1o.aaIs,r

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Also, an extra finished, twoiborse AMBU-
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For their inspection and further informa-
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nsrv-
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THE aRovEsTEEN PIANO FORTE suii 70
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after undergoing adaalimrsesemehis fVr pc.
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oEAT GIPT IIsTRIDUfI0N.


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TESTIMONIALS.

IEhTiMoNlALas
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GLENDALE FINALE COLLECE.

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Notice.
The 1G0oei SeuiNg 1achiNe.

(rrom the New York neraii.)
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i VI llds most ingenious age, eommon honesty
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Asths EmpIre Machine 10 gradually suppinnt-
lngtts more antique rivals. no one In wnht OF q
usefa inftrument offbis defefiption, be no or
she taller, coach max ,dtessmakef or seametfess
eau do Otherwise than secure one OF these COO
nomieal aud inlmitslie machines, suited alike
for family and manufacturing pulposes The
offes OF tho Empire Manufacturing Co.. " al No.
$50 nrosd way, New York City. whore they arc
new suppIying these Emplie Machines At prices
far bstw the real value of the instrumeass.
dec1t-ty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

ltisth best FAMILY Mucbipo- ats4 .esfI
II is definition of"sinpiieity" and "perfsc-
tion:' ln
The needle cannot be set wrong. te fftf1
The Hemmer. Teller and Braider are acknoEl<
edged TO be superior TO all Others
A patented device prevents It's being tsrned
backward. t f'stl t7'E Ifrst
Its ExTiEELy noiseless. -. &c.,
Tt received the Cold Medal ofthe American Ia
stitute In 1858. - ttre.f -
State fair 1864.
II received the Silver Medal OF the arepnsyr
vania State Fair" 1864. f4<tf ~ s 4F
II also received the arst prsmiumfor " Tnr BFsf
SEWING MseHrsE" nj the great NV rESeLkSr
FAfa," the "vermont Statefair,'' and The "Indi'
ana state Fair" 1864.
Send for cireular containin Z full IN form ton
notices from the press, testimonials from thost
using the machine. &c. tei1r,'t1s - z