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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-11
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Dec lat g IL s. lon "a II W. barque City OF Ban
gor. from CalIao TOR Cadiz, II days out. -'-
Jan %, lat "a 10 N, Ion SO 80 W, ship Ellen AUSTIN
from New York for San Francisco.
Feb II, lat 40 n, Ion II w, ship Belle Creole. from
Liverpool Tor Adcn
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ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-One of the larg
est and most enthusiastic meetings of the ex-
members of the army and navy that has yet
taken place in this city was held Friday night,
at the rooms of the Association An extract
from the Constitution relating to the collection
of trophies was read, calling upon all members
to aid in the work by donations, OF depositing
such relics of the war as they had in their pos
session, with the Association. 1t was also an
nounced that blanks would soon be furnished
for obtaining the full military history of each
member, in order to make up the Roster al
provided by the Constitution .s}atsB
Remarks were made by D. 81. P. Lockhart in
regard to carrying out the objects of the Asso
citation, and on his motion committee was
raised to look after the wants of sick and needy
members in the city. The com mittee is COM
posed of A. D. Pettingin, Ward1; Charles Nc
Allister, Ward 2; George E. Brown, Ward 8;
Alfred Dustan, Ward a; John w. James. Ward
5; Charles w. Roberts, Ward 6; Henry NJ
Meeks, Ward Z; George Libby, Libby's Cor
ner. u.r e.f r1 1cIl ,.-
It was voted to have the Dedicatory Services
published in suitable form, and the work of
preparing and experimenting it was entrusted
to E. B. Houghton. Jas. D. Fessenden, Paul
Chadbourne, and Dr. G. F. French were chosen
committee to prepare bylaws; to report with
in one month Itbeing announced that gen
erous hearted member of the navy had given
the Association almost bunting enough for a
flag, voluntary subscriptions were called for to
make up the quantity needed. B. b. Merrill
was appointed a committee to procure a flag
staff the expense Of which to be betrayed BY
voluntary subscriptions, and to report progress
at the next meeting. 1t was voted that the
next meeting of the Association be held on
Saturday evening, March 18th. l,0 &if
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur-
rent, Wines

So highly recommended by PHYSICIANS NOV r.
found at wholesale at the drug stores of w. w Wbn
pie ~ Co.. HI. H. Hay, w. r. Phillips s. Co. Fl r
Stanwood and J. W. Perkins q Co. n janl2ssdiy
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Portland Instifufe.


day afternoon, and the members of the Insti-
tute assembled in the Mayors Room, which
was filled to overlooking. The meeting was
called to order at ten minutes past three by
John Neal, Esq. The report of the committee
on organization was then submitted by the
Chairman, Rev. w. 81. Fem, precisely as it
appearedin the Press Saturday morning, ex-
cept that in the first article works of art"
as well as money or books were made legal
tender for purchasing life membership. 1t
was agreed to take up the report, article by ar
ticle. Considerable debate arose upon the first
article, which commits the government of the
institution solely to life members. An amend
ment reducing the price of life membership
to s25 was offered by L. B. bennett, ESQ.,, Col
lector Washburn, John Rand, Esq, Ex-Mayor
McCobb, District Attorney Talbot, and Gen.
G. T. Shepley, took part in the debate, which
rambled rather widely. The question whether
the document submitted was a constitution, or
a code of bylaws, was settled by reference to
the vote defining the duties of the committee,
when it appeared that they were instructed
to bring in a programme for the more per-
feet organization of the association. As no.
body could deny that their report was "pro-
gramme," that difficulty was settled. The re-
suit of the discussion was general agreement
that 500 was a reasonable amount to pay for
exemption from further taxation and perpetu-
al enjoyment Of the privileges OF the institu-
ton. As the institution is open to any person
who chooses to comply with the conditions of
membership, it is obviously incorrect to style it,
as some gentlemen did, q close corporation"
Mr.. Dement'S amendment was rejected. An
other amendment proposing to give the annu-
al subscribers voice in the management of
the institution, was also rejected. The article
was then adopted as reported. Afterwards, on
reconsideration, an amendment offered by
Hon. L. D, M. SWEET, and expressly stating that
life members shall be /" free from assessments"
was adopted. ,.....s 10 b.. vi
The second article, respecting officers, was so
amended as to require the President and Vice
President of the Board of Directors, and the
Clerk, Treasurer. Auditors, Librarian, &C., to
be elected or reelected annually. s,-.-, r,rs
The third article was amen led by fixing up
on the first Monday of April as the date for the
annual meeting. HF.i Hn3 t-.f 1a"
The fourth article was amended by fixing the
sum to be paid by annual subscribers for the
use of the library, at two dollars.
1t was then voted to raise committee of if
teen to solicit subscriptions, and that when
thirty life members have been obtained, they
may meet and organize under the programme
adopted. The appointment of this committee
was left to the Chairman and Clerk of the
meeting. t I'D .s.t
ID The interest manifested in the large attend
ance on this occasion, is most cheering indi-
cation. at bns.r Jaia u Ha gH
0,
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~. ID RS. s. FITCH,S
ssF'a1ni1y Physician, >,
Seventy-six pages price IS cents Sent to any &C :
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved is perfect guide to the
sex or indisposed: Aodress DR. S. S. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston, sN Jan29d1y
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CLEARED.

Steamship Peruvian, tBr) Ballentne, Liverpool -
Hugh IL Andrew Allan. -
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood New York-Emery
& Fox.
.. Brig Ella Maria, Berry, Matapzas-Chase, Cram g.
Sturtevant.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Ellsworth : Eastern
Packet Co. a -r.' .....-f fs..l -l-I-
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DISASTERS.


From Merchants Erchange.
SPOKEN-Feo %, lat So 40, lou 20 49, brig L Sta
pies, from Portland for Cardenas. ..
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Portland. March 10. 1867

The decision of Mr.. Walker caused every
heart to beat with joy. So firmly are his peo-
pie knitted to him that it seemed like death for
them to give him up. They are willing to make
any sacrifice, and to do everything in their
power to retain him as their pastor, and are de-
sirous that he should take his own time, be it
longer or shorter, for the perfect recovery of
the use of his limb, hoping that, in Gods prov
idence, he may yet go in and out before them
for long time as their pastor. "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Dissolution of Copartnership
Corn. Corn.

600 BUSHELS old high mixed and
ICsONO Southern Yellow Corn. High
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lPer steamer China, at New York;

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Portland; Gettysburg, Edge, New Orleans. T-;T
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Calhoun, Page, Tor New York; 23d, w G Putnam
COchrane, tor New Orleans.
IN the river I'D, st David, Ard tor Portland;
New ENGLAND, Edge. tor Savannah; Thos Freeman,
Advertised, North American, Isl Kerr, for Port
land 2Sth; Ell Dorado, OTIS tor Boston 25th; Iron
sides, Merrill. tor New York 5th; Thomas Harvard,
Strickland, for do 18th John Clark, Letourman,
for Baltimore 2Sth; John Harris, Kenney, for Hal
Off Great Ormshead 10Th, Garnet, Tay, from Liv-
erpool for Alden. .s..- u =. ~. 6 q.
Ar at London 2sd Glad Tidings, Thompson. from
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Oh Dartmouth 22d, Am Congress, Woodward, fin
New York for London.
Ar at Cardiff Goth, st Peter, Goodwin, Havre.
Sid 18th. Argosy. Swift, Montevideo.
Ar at Newport 18th, Northern Crown, Matthias
Appledore, to load for Charleston Tirreii, Morgan,
London.
r Sid 21st, Bazaar, Stinson, New York.
Ar at Pcnarth Goth, Viking, Benson, Antwerp.
SD I'm Glasgow 2lst, st Patrick, tss Troochs, tor
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Ar at Montevideo lido date) Transit, whitmore,
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The Van Buren press., 1867-09-13
A Lecture to Young Men.

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price
six cents Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
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Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debili.
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Author of the Green Book" dc.
The world renowned author, IN this admirable
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that the awful consequences Of Self Abuse may be
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This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and
thousands.
Send under seal to any address, in plain seal
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Guide, price rs cents Address the publishers
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The Van Buren press., 1867-09-13

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-lt becomes our painful
Ply to chronicle another shooting affray in
ercity. Mr.. d. C.JohnstOn, q young man of
lOmlse and whose residence dates back but
few days, lost his life one evening last week.
bming in contact with our police officers, re-
Rting, aswe understand, the officers, he was
bt by policeman Lock and died in a few
Rlrs. The case is so complicated that we
PINOT give even if we wished to an opinion
to the right OF the policeman to take his
The act, justiiiable or not, Is to be la
ented. A young man, in the prime of life
|lurriedly cut down and is seen no more on
rth without attaching blame to the DO
Eeman or the departed youth, there must
Fe been some cause for the tragedy, and
Puld 1t not be well for our City Fathers to
ReStigatc this matter-if there is any law
ecsionlng it, let the principle cause of this
allair be removed from our midst. If
re is no civil law that Will reach the case,
Ply to the military for assistance.
1hc inquest held by Justice Spangler on the
rly of the deceased was very fairly conduct
and rom the evidence produced, the jury
nrned verdict ofjustiflablc homicide
Paddrd.
phe young man, we learn was brother of
j, NJ. JOHNSON and also of the Post Mas
at Fort Smith. The affray took place in
)Ouse of ill-fame, and the shooting an act of
H-defence; the officer having been called in
Auell disturbance. The body of johnson
} sed through here on Monday to his home
Madison county.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-13

AS AccIDESr.-On Friday last quite q
Embero Of citizens, went to Flat Rock on a
1o-Nic. Everything passed pleasantly and
good time was had, until on their return
Ben just this side of the residence Of Mr..
1lyin Phelps the wagon of c. +. Ward
banning several ladies and one or two gen
tmen, struck rock and was turned COM
Ftely upside down. Mr. SAN. MARTIN had
|n thrown out Of place and several of the la
i were bruised, but we are glad to learn
|at all are doing well. 1t was fortunate
spe for them all. If the mules had started
! run, death would have been the result
/ fear to more than one. Let this be a les
" to all to be more cautious in driving over
h bad roads.
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A Card to Invalids.

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and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urin-
ary and Seminal Organs. and the whole train
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/ will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any one
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Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
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The advertiser. having been restored to health
in few weeks by a very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several years with 9 severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
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To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
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prescription, free by return mail, will please ad
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Chancery Notice.


STATE OP ARKANSAS, PISS
County OF Crawford.|
TN the Probate Court Of Crawford county.
i in vacation, September ID, 1867:
Margaret Vinsant
vs.. Petition for Dover.
James N. Vlnsant ct al heirs
at law Of Josiah vinsant. de-
ceased.
THIS day comes the said petitioner by at
torney and filed her petition, praying that
dover be assigned aud vet apart TO hcr In and
out Of the Real Estate Of which the said
Isaiah Vinsant died seised and possessed,
and also al the same time the affidavit of Jes-
sc Turner from which II appears that James
NJ. Vinsant, Thomas j. vinsant and BENJAMIN
j Long, and Caroline J. Long his wife, part Of
the defendants herein, are non. residents of the
State Of Arkansas. Il Is therefore ordered
that the said James M. VinSant, Thomas J.
Vlnsant and Benjamin j. Long and Caroline
j. Long be, and they are hereby notified OF the
pendency Of this suit which Is a petition for
dover In the Real Estate Of the late Isaiah
vinsant, deceased; and the said nonresident
defendants are hereby required to be and ap-
pear before the next Probate Court Of Craw-
ford county, on or before the Fourth day Of
the next Term thereof, to be holden ut the
Court House In said Crawford county, on the
First Tuesday after the First Monday In DC.
tober, 1857. there and then to answer or plead
to said petition. or the same will be taken as
con fessed as TO therein.
Ep. A. Scorr, Clerk.
A true cory OF the Record.
Attest Ep. A Soon.
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RIVER NEWS.
inc River is falling slowly, with about q
Ehes on the bars.

ihc River is falling slowly, with about 90
khes on the bars.
ARRIVED. ...
A Sunday-Nan Buren, Little Rock.
DEPARTED.
Tucsday-Van Buren, Little Rock.
~" The lower water boat Van Bmen Capt.
kdENE SMITH, in command, came to our
hdins on Sunday last, with fine freight
4 good list of passengers. Eugene is one
Ithe best navigators of the upper Arkansas
~ can be found any where. . ...
ahe ozark, Capt. WM. B. NowLAND, is run
hg to Memphis as a regular packet. .
Hhc American Capt. ED. NowLANp, has
pc to Memphis for repairs.
9he Bertha, Capt. IERKEs, was to leave
hcinnati on the 9TH, and her freight may be
pked for here in a few days. The Bertha has
Pm overhaulcd from top to bottom and Is in
trim. She will make trips to this point
Fenevcr the stage of water will admit.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-13

|koUTuERN SCHOOL BOOKs.-Prof. Holmes,
Enable, and Gildersleeve of the University of
|fglnia, and NJ. F. Maury, Of Virginia, have
~ completed series Of school books, for
n in Southern Schools. These books have
kn prepared with great care, are gotten up
excellent style and are not costly. They
\ written in pure English and are free from
ktional ideas.
lhc Biographies Of Maury are considered
RR best eyer made, and It is believed that they
.pl be generally adopted in Europe and
Anerica. We commend them to the atten-
Ion OF our teachers. All persons desiring in
Fmation in regard to prices, or sample
|Ples, should address DABNEY II. MAURY, lSS
Pfyer street, New Orleans.
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Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv.
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indiscretion will, for the sake Of suf
ferrng humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple reIne
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do So by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar St., MY.
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IL Col. JAS. o. CHURCHILL of the Board OF
! fgstration for this county, left for Little
cck on Tuesday last on the steamer Van
)uren, with the Books. From recent orders.
kgistration Boards, in the Western part of
i State are to make returns to Little Rock
stead ofVicksburg. ar
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,sr We are indebted to Mr.. NJ. LYNCH. for
copy of the = ''SOuthern Reporter and Cork
ab Commercial Of August lst, through the
.pds Of his wife, who arrived here on Sun
N last from the old country. We are also
leb,ed to Mrs. Lynch for late New York
h Memphis papers.
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Law Of Humanity, In relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
ogical Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth
and Early Manhood. with the humane view Of
treatment and cure. Sent In sealed letter en-
y.lopes free Of charge Address DR.. J. Skill.
LIN HoUGHTON, Howard Association,
philadelphia, Pa. ug.e-1y
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ty- DR.. Hoy Is now ready to execute any
vcrk in his line. lie is thorough Dentist
"a satisfaction is warranted. Give him an
bly, call as his stay here islimited.
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The Van buren Press.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

~ s. W. Peniagil! & Co., in Nep York and
s,sa. grs authorised 10 receirs adreriisiay for
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NOTICED,

NoT10E.
Isl hereby given that. at the July term. A. D..
1867, OF the Court of Probate Of Crawford
county, Arkansas. the following admnistra-
tors filed their annual accounts for settlement
and confirmation, to-wit:
JESSE TURNER Administrator Of the Es-
tate of VIM. NJ. Powell, deceased.
LUTHER &. WHITE, administrator Of the e.
tate of Henry Whitley, deceased.
GEORGE W. SCANTIIN, administrator Of the
estate Of VIM. ). Hill, deceased.
Now therefore, all persons interested In the
settlement Of such estate, are hereby called
upon TO come forward and file exceptions tc
such accounts, fany they have, on, or before
the secondd day Of the next Term Of the Court
Of Probate for said county, or they will be
forever barred from excepting To such az
counts, or any item thereof.
aug. 29-a. +. ID. SCOTT. Clerk.
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a. The best Illustrated newspaper publish
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~ Maj. Gen. THOMAS, Adjutant General
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Literary peprayity.

Dissipation and immortality stamp
their characteristics upon a man. Inc
/! words Of the tlebaucliee smack ct the bar
room and the brothel: his dress anu
! manner of the loafer his look Of impu-
dent assurance mark his degreda-
! ton. "''@' a.. ~5-
| As in morals so in literature. There
may he q literary as we'll as moral de-
prayity. Arc we not Is readlng pub
lie tending toward it.. We fear So
! Whcr Wit, to crafty the. public taste;
must c.othe itself in psovincialisln ana
slang, and satire arms Itself with the
cant Of street and stall, we tlink there
| is some cause for alarm. 4~nad, -
/ In view of the increasing number
and popularity of the partingtons ana
! and Wards, tie Billings and Nasbys,
: the inevitable conclusion is that We are
fast degcnerating into literary VasaDoho-
j ism. @Fsas 90 "
b. Alas fer the ''well of English undc!il-
! much ionasf. Alas for the future stu
t'dent of English literature if \. Ward is
1 to I've its Plautus, and Hosea Bigclow its
JuveDal. "a.
We see in imagination, future critics
With massive hrows and ow.-cyed look
assidousiy preparing pondurous tomet
on the respective dialects of these au-
thors, and hotly disputing whether this
and that word properly belonged to the
Yankee, Hoosier, Sucker or Butternus
vernaculars, q Ia q classic German OF
modern times. We see the future histo-
rian now majesticaHy depicting the &C.
centric orbit of the great comet Johnson;
scathing satire Of the ininlitable Nasty.
b We see the pale student of classic lore
painfully transiating ga. Ward, His
Book" and the smile of satisfaction IT.
radating his features as the deep pro-
fundity of such words rs "whichcst'
and" muchly" gradually dawns upon
his astute senses. We sec the serene
bust of the matchless Hosea over the
Professors door with Ward and Nasty
swcetly smiling "ris q ris" upon the
walls. 3D.. t.-ta s1+~-- t".
But enough Of this. With all sober
| ness, where is our taste leading u.s.
= What is to be the cud Of this harlequin
I language Have we not had enough
! of his literary Neutrality-suspicious. business?
/ Pu.n:ng has been the lowest species of
| Wit II ua1s once. But this assertion
needs mt, lifcation, we think now
Taste has descended one step lower in
thcscale. Shakespeare, Swift and Field
! ing once thou@Lt that good English
! might round Joke or point a satire
But we have outgrowa the language OF
such writers as these. We court PC"
properties Of speech, anti it this rate we
shall soon nccda dictionary If slang.
/ This initiated taste is fast invading all
our conventional life. II was ohGe con-
sidered fatty indecorus fer a gentle. nan,
much more a lady. to indulge in slang
/ 4
a-d;,ys than to hear the so-callcd refined
/ ofboth sexes freely use it, even in socie-
t., Many Of these phrases arc. not mere
infelicities Of speech, bat are, in their
real meaning, shoekin"ly vulgar and
mean. If straightforward English is
not got good enough for our use, let lis
borrow from some foreign language, and
not fram the tibaldry Of The gin shop
and the brothel. - hicaro Jouynu'.