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Yrna1ylnanilden Staats' 3eituns.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
The Post Office at Fort Smith.

Quite unexpectedly to the greedy ap,
plicants for this Office, S. ". MURPHY, the
popular Bookseller and News Dealer of
that city has been appointed Postmaster
The -}tw Era exhibits no little i'll feeling
over the selection. Under the cireum.
stances. it is very wise and judicious
appointment The chief objection of the
Era is, that he has not been aa,ire very
long. 1t is in very bad taste, it seems to
US, for Dell to complain on that score,
when the first principles Of his party or
leaders is to select for all important otIl
ces, men recently imported from other
States, who have scarcely worn out their
foreign clothes and stove-pipe hats. On
the scors of his nativity, it matters not
to the people of Arkansas, whether he is
from Iowa or Canada, If any thing, the
preference is in favor of the Canadian
If Dell has nothing more Objectionable
than what he offers, he had better "dry
up" We must congratulate our sister
city on having so energetic and responsi
BILE officer as Mr.. Murphy. a#
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

~ A correspondent Of Cincinnati
Commercial, thus reports speech recent
ly delivered by Mr.. Colfax, at Wooster
Ohio. 1t is remarkable as cmanatine
from the third officer in the government
and prospective candidate for the Presi-
dency. Mr.. Colfax said he longingly
counted the days till Congress would
again meet, when Andrew Johnson would
be brought before the Senate for i'm.
parchment. And in regard to the threat
attributed to the President, that he would
prorogue Congress, he said that John
SON dare not attempt it, for we'll he knew
the end would be that his feet would
dance upon air, while the law-makinp
power would continue to perform its
functions. These sentiments were re-
ceived with great applause.
These are the sentiments and aims O
Bowen and his advocates. The impeach
ment of the President and his rcmova
from office, is the grand end sought b,
the Radical party. Avote for Bowen, i
vote for the impeachment Of Presiden
Johnson. rI...
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
The Mass Meeting.

1t is highly important that all Ue people
come forward on Saturday the 2nd day
Of November, to the Mass Meeting. The
issues now before the people are MOI full
ly understood by them. Their minds
have been abused by the Loyal Leaguers
and the only way to dsabuse them is by
public speaking, by both parties. No
doubt ample opportunity will be afforded
gentlemen to enter the lists for the dis.
cussion on the I'd. ANY Of them can
come forward and make known their
wishes, and they will, no doubt, be wei
coined upon the stand by the gentlemen
who are to address the people IN behalf
Of Conservatism.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
Work the Roads.

The present time is a most excellent one for
working the roads in the county. The weather
is dry, cool and pleasant, and the crops in the
county, to a great extent are gathered and
housed. Hardly anything would conduce
more to the general prosperity of the county,
than the matter of good roads, through its
length and breadth. The roads most needed
to be worked well and put in good repair are,
the stage road from this place to Mulberry on
the Franklin county line; and the roads lead
ing North to Washington county; viz: that
to Evansville and those leading to Fayette-
vile these roads should be well worked and
put in good repair, before the winter and wet
season commences Our enterprising neigh
bors of Fort Smith, have lately marked. and
perhaps, cut out a road from the Dutch Mills
on the State line, through the Cherokee ma
ton which they claim to be q shorter route
from Fayetteville, than the old roads, which
we hardly believe, and moreover, we think
can be hardly Travelled during the wet season.
But be this as it may, it should be an incentive
to the people of Crawford county to put all
their roads in good repair and thus keep tray
ell from going in the smallest degree to or BY
any other route. All the citizens of the coun-
ty have an interest in this matter, let them
take hold of it and it can be accomplished
without any trouble.
There will soon be a good Steam Ferry Boat
put on the river at this place, so there will be
no detention to travellers or drovers. Wash
ington county has the same interest in having
good roads leading from there to this point
as we have; and we have no doubt, they will
take heartily hold of the matter, for road
that should take the travel from that county
through the Cherokee nation, would cut off
Fayetteville and in fact nearly all of the
county from all the benefits occurring from
through travel. .... ..... .....
Although not much acquainted with the
locality, we think in winter the road directly
over Boston Mountain would be the best.
Could not the route over the mountain be re-
signed and more eligible location for road
be found, in passing over it than the one now
travelled. .
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Who win the People Vote FOr'

We ask the people OF Crawford county
whom they will vote for In the election, short
" to be held, fora Delegate TO the State Con-
ycntiOn.
The Radicals. some time since Ia County
Convention, nominated I. VI. BowrN, an army
hummer from Kansas who has not one dollars
worth of interest in the county, but who ar
riyes here with carpet-sack in hand swearing
that he governed Crawford county once and
that he intends TO do II again-that there Is
no loyalty in the county-that there Is no 10y
atty in Arkansas and that no citizen of the
State is worthy of trust or position. What
say the old citizens of Arkansas to that? VIII
they look and examine into The former history
of this man Bowen? Has he not been on,
every side of the question? Col. Cloud says
that he was a sympathizer in the rebellion, in
its incipiency. What he was and what his
actions were during his command at this Post,
let those who know answer. How strong .
Conservative he was, few months since
many know, let them answer; and also tell
their neighbors. That he is now rank Radi-
cal and a negro equality man all know. How
then, can any white men vote for him? That
there are few Office holders and seekers after
Office who have to do so, there is no doubt
We think they will find they have tied to the
wrong sapling, and when they have heard
from the elections in two or three more States
will swear that they never were in favor OF
negro suffrage. Let the people look into this
matter and examine into the points at issue in
the present contest and we are fully confident
that Bowen, will be badly beaten and Will
pack his kit for Kansas at once, after your
verdict is declared. All that is necessary is
for the people to be fully Informed.
The Conservative candidate, JAMES GRuG
Esq, is an old citizen of Arkansas; is fully
identified with the interest and property o.
the State, has the confidence and respect OF
the people both, white and black. Take your
ground then citizens of Crawford county
either in favor ofwhite men or negro equality
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
LARGE GAINS IN IOWA
Congress Rebuked.
Bowen, and RAIDS generally, Dowr
i'm the mouth -!

The news from Ohio and Pennsylvania took
our people by storm on Saturday. To most
all it was quite unexpected certainly SO the
result in Ohio.
BE of good cheer people Of the South the
day of your redemption draweth nigh. New
York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,, etc, will
in November re-echo the glad tidings.
We gain two Congresmen and Senator
in the place of old Ben Wade. Glory be tC
God.
1t was staggering blow to Bowen and
completely knocked him out Of time, and was
sorry load for him start out with, on hiG
canvass.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

tYr Gen. Bowen and his man "Friday,"
started out on the canvass Of the county, on
Monday morning last. He expressed great
fears ut his Convention, Of man Of his pol
ltics being safe in travelling over the county
on electioneering tour Notwithstanding,
he makes the start, accompanied by his aid
he promises Friday" that he shall have the
nomination for the Legislature, for his doyo-
tied attention at TT. Smith and since.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
ET Gen. Bowen winds up his canvas

ET Gen. Bowen winds up his canvass
of the County, by mass meeting in this
city, on the Goth Gen. John Edwards,
of Ft Smith, Internal Revenue Assessor
and Col. Sam'l F. Cooper, Internal Reve-
nue. Collector for the Sd District of Ar
kansas, are posted to speak. President
johnson, will. in good time begin to rea-
lie who his friends and supports are in
Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
Recolleot the Circus on wednesday.

Lakes Mammoth Circus as will be seen
from our advertising column, will exhibit at
Van Buren on Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming next The papers, wherever they have
exhibited, speak in the highest praise of the
performance. Aswe have had no hanging, or
"any other amusement for long time, we
predict general turn out Of the country
people.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

tE- Rumors from Washington, have 1t, that
a Commissioner has been appointed to exam
inc into the business of the U. $. Court ofthis
District and more particularly the affairs Of
the United States Marshal's office. We have
no doubt they will find in the MARSHALL de-
part some rich developments. We give this
timely notice that they may begin to cover up
their tracks. ----- ----- -----
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
The Reverend Sam Read Out.

In the last New Era, we find the following
on Samuel Walters, formerly of this side OF
the river. What is true in his case will be SO
in all others. When the office hunters, find
they can't use the black men to their notion
they turn on him and abuse him. Sam may
be the big devil, they would have us believe,
but we have yet to be convinced. The fol
lowing is the article:
MEETING OF "BLACK" REpUBLIcASs.-The
col0red people Of this town held a Meeting
last Friday night in the court house. at which
they passed resolutions, severely denouncing
one of their race, bne Sam. Walters. styling
himself Rev., for seeking to create d.sen-
ton among them, and prejudice them against
their Radical friends
The resolutions warn every colorcd man
against Walters as q traitor to his people, and
to have nothing whatever to do with him.
The meeting also endorsed the New Era as
the radical paper in this part Of the State; and
the addition of twenty subscribers, list
Of whom was handed to US the next day, with
an account of the proceedings of the meeting,
proved the sincerity of their expressed belief
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

tB- We happened into HAYMAN q ScoTr's
Cotton Gins yesterday morning, and our at
tention was directed to four beautiful, iron
tied bales Of Cotton, jus. from the Press, and
on inquiry, learned II was cotton raised by
Capt W. y. England. What attracted our at
tentlon more particularly, was the uniforml-
ty Of the weights. They were: 4s5, 4s0 jl5,
and III.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
Inducements to Advertisers !.

The Taa Bwen Press offers great in
aucements to advertisers = having the
largest circulation of any paper in West
ern Arkansas aud the Indian Country.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
New Meat Market.
EITLE MOCK

ME subscriber having large lot of Beef
Il Cattle on hand. has opened NEW
MARkEI In Eagle Block. where he will kccT
the finest kind Of beef ut Ill times. .IH
ca lie will sell ut Wholesale by the quarter
at \ y and q ], and ut retail at Il and 3 cent,
per pound. ...
We shall try and make it point to keeI
beef on hand constantly and shall keep oul
market open at all hours In the day. A Share
of patronage il solicited
oct 10 WM, K. GERMAN
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

tE- Let not vote be lost for the Conscrva-
tive ticket on the 9Th Of November. Let us
by our votes excellcrate the packing Of Bow
ems "kit" for Kansas by decided majority
for CnKIG
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

FRANK LFsLIE's LADY's ALMANAC FOR 1865
We are indebted to S. w. MUnrny, the popll-
lar news man at Fort Smith for copy Of this
beautiful Illustrated Almanac. Like every
thing that Leslie touches, it bears marks of
taste and refinement. Also his Budget of Fun
for November, together with late st. Louis
and New York papers. .... ..... ....
Rccollcct MURPHY opens u News Room a,
Van Buren, on his return from the East,
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

cy" The Little Rock Gazette, says the Rad
icals have nominated Thomas johnson and
Henry Rector colorod; James Kinds and j.
5. Hodges, white, as candidates for Delegates
TO the Constitutional Convention from Pulas-
III county.
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

WANTED--A pig for the pen that is
mightier that the sword.--E Smith Era
Can't you get one from Gen. Bowen
lie is said to be some on the pig.-Piae
Bluff Dispatch. .r.
We think not. Meadows got the last
one. tf an 'nai 9ls 3 a.t
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

TO all whom Il may concern; ID,
NOTICE is hereby given. that app,n~n%,Jt ~. n,J
~ will be made on the first day OF TCrr
January Term Of the County Courto, dnhIs hIIss
ford, State Of Arkansas, to be begun an.
en- on the first Monday In January nsNr nsfNSh hs
1868, and petition filed as rcqulrcan ~ II N
by the Mayor and Common Counc1l, c1lrowlr
City Of Van Buren III the County 0! .hs .l ~
State Of Arkansas, to rcinstatc upon on.s"rt % al
ord of said Court, by filing true. corr co. pla
accurate copy of the original Map 4ronncr .,
the town of Van Buren, and John l'y% ,hc 81
and George w. knox's addition ~ Cra
town OF Van Buren,, Of the County "a1ds
ford In the state of Arkansas: lne l.on "" Nv
Map or Plat Of said town OF van Dua,"'
ing been destroyed during the latc W''
.f.IN ID. DICKSON, Mayor prr,i,
Oct -, 1867. CITY Na'
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18

sB" We wish the Board of Registers for
this County. and Boards generally through
out the State, to take notice of the following
make application for admittancc to the Reg
istry list at its next sitting. There is no doubt
under the Presidents Proclamation, large
number in the State arc eligible for Rcgistra-
ton;
RICHMOND, Oct. II.
Gen. lmboden, late of the Confederate ar
Presidents amnesty proclamation. only tak.
ns the oath therein prescribed. lie was al
lowed to register. ....
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
Books Open.

4 GREEABLE to the order of Gen "
N the Registers of Crawford COunt., \
open the Registration Books Tor revfV"aI y, 4
Tuesday, Oct. I'D, and continue open W. I'oa 1
days, In accordance with Sec. I, last suPF
mcntary act by Congress.
Books open at s a. m. rr
MI. II. G. HAlMAN,
WIN. BOWILN.
". De- o. q, ,an- .#. &
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
Election Notice.


TNHE Election for Delegate and FOR or
l. AGAINST Constitutional Convention,
will be held as follows
II. G. HAYMAN, Register,
At Lees Creek Township Camp Ground,
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1867. ...., =. .. -
AT Jasper Township, VIM Truitt's, Wcdnes-
day. Nov. 9th.
AT Cedar Creek, VIM. Temples, Thursday,
Nov 7th.
WILLIAM BOWLIN, Register,
AT Upper Township, Mrs. Elkin's, Tuesday,
Nov. 9Th.
At Shepherd Township, Col. George Peters.
Thursday, Nov. 7th.
At Mountain Township, Isham Wright's,
Friday, Nov. Sth,
JAS. o. CHURCHILL, Register, .
At Lafayette Township, Frazur's Gin, Tues
day, Nov. 9Th.
At Vine Prairie Township, Waddlc Place
Wednesday, Nov 9Th.
At Richland Township, Mrs. Buslmire's,
Thursday, Nov. 7th, r... -
VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP,
At Court House, Monday, Nov. 18th, at which
time all the Board will be present.
Polls opcna 10 o'clock, a. m.
Van Buren,, Ark, Oct. II, 1867,
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
EDUCATIONAL,

TNlIE second Term of my school in the ctr
i of Van Buren,, will open on the THE
MONDAY of SEPTEMBER next.
The rates, payable monthly per Session
Twenty Weeks, are:
For Spelling, Reading, Writing, slil
Grammar primary or Analytical)
Geography Urinary or Intermediate.
Arithmetic intellectual or Prac.
tical,) . -r. sai
History, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Physiology, Bookkeeping, Alge-
bra, Geometry, Composition, etc, 81
" Music on Piano, Sgy
Drawing Pencil or Crayon,) SIS
" Contingent Fees per Session, 81
a firm, but mild discipline will be exerci;
while no efforts will be spared to incite pup
to study. Fathers and Mothers can assist
greatly by visiting the school rooms trNuel
", and | trust they will not fail to DO
With competent assistants to aid we hope
offer inducements unsurpassed in the State
w. J. ALEXANDER, PRIScIpN
MRs. ADA 5. BARBOUR,
Miss SALLIE ALEXANDER,( ASSISTANT.
aug. Q
The Van Buren press., 1867-10-18
canvass.
Ohio,
CINCINNATI. Oct. IL.

The Commercials Columbus dispatch
says returns, official and unofficial, from
all the counties in the State, give Hayes
about 1900 majority. The Democrats
concede the ticket by one thousand ma
jority. The Commercial, editorially,
says the strong Republican counties on
the Reserve have turned the scale and Sc
cured the election of Gen Hayes for Co.
vernon by majority yariously estimated
at from 1,500 to 5000. .. -
The Democrats have elected 10 Sena-
tors, the Republicans Is, and in the House
the Democrats have "a, and the Republi
cans 81, giving 4 Democrat majority on
Joint ballot The Enquirer says the Leg
islature stands about as announced in
The Enquirer says although We are
forced at this writing to cOncede ma
jority to Hayes of III votes, our Oppo-
nents, however, claim majority ranging
from 1000 to 100, but until the official
count shall be announced we are not even
ready to fully acknowledge his election.
The Gazette says the election of Gen.
Hayes is established beyond question.
Our Columbus correspondent states the
majority at 2,S4S. The General Assem-
bly, stands as follows: Senate, 19 Demo
Gratis and Is Republicans, with possibly
a change of one yet, in favor of the Re
publicans. The House stands, Sc Dem
ocrats and As Republicans. a-..