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n6&fsU Sermtn lrlen. 5srr @arsin9ton
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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cUd;uneiYeu.
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nal lore Sarten brrsu5eiSen nnS bic senenuten Serrea
uuterfttsea. Gcurtas5 f5nueu nur Nsitslieter BEN Bart
%beiudsn. SIN Guftrns hes 8ortanfes
friaHo So. o. Gobn, Gefr.
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uount trrrten RuO perbeu erfu&t, an Dienfas, 2s. rs.
gbents : nsr ~ elmer rcrberat9srber GeriainuiIaug im
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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anpere Meiings uno Gtiennaaren unS
Saus. @erGibidaIten.
Gm 3isn7ag, 20. Gprit. Tcrmittaj8 10 us. perten
mir in lem @tore 30. 80 q. GAP f. ben sanSsu 8cr4
rats an G,isawalr<n Fhentii3 seraeiJerr, el Der GiSs1s
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SGlSifern ieber art, pOrauf RE guIu ~rtIauteit
bon Rdnfern ~beioEberS seenft tpirb. Se1ner
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4fnsTertber @IrtIerp daren, EafelmsIsr
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
Weue8 2aaerDier.

Gie BAT tie gBet SsIe@set mad Gdteu sasr6ier!
Vie BtsI au& imr9rtirteu, es trurb' nift beif.r bier.
Ser Granf mar fets berfeIbe, Wie man i'm AUD 9snaRat,
Gee1n ou4 trr fremben StGSten Der RAM onf's Sas
eetrannt.
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Bon Sa9ea, friiG uuo perIenS, malstrSftia, liar unb ten,
@eSraut i'm bc9en Norben BON 8clf Der @siiunc'5,
GGer tiefsn 1rarf sefcffet, Der Iast, er 1T fanlcs;
D'rnm fommt anl Wtcntas gfcrsen gu rrtfen rteinen Stcff,
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20

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81 m Q e ds 2a8erb r.-WetpauFe ulb
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fHiFse @Sfe fab uRb Baltimore eiasu @srnsniaft lice
fert, ter teinenr anteru ra&fe@t.
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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tide &esisrung bat In Der NOD, unsrlsOisten
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gen an Spnnien efitellt.
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ct. Detereburg, 10. april. Dtt
tuiti6e Resierur9 BAT bic WtlttdrausBoben
nm II MtG. 8ubet rebuatTt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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I'M.
ellie G%uliiiirueu unb Certificate Fer Gsgierung faufeu
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une perIanseH Feline GeraiittsIuns ssG etHtren.
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in Der G4Rle eniseSenserpwineE. Der neue Gurius bes
Sinnt Sienftaa, %. grriI.
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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meiae Pyots. 9w W~nfraJ
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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Np. s.

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uub erit bic brittle aufsabluas f~tattfaub. 70 fnb ale Dies
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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Ebba, DIeitralrer uub VCttai@e BON better QuaIitSi
Iosben frii9 srbalteu bur4 bic SGiffs Brio esH, retabi
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GupIaub uub gu p~ertaufen BET
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friamp lie 70, 2pmtarbfE.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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S4aIs- SeiGnete einen telitateu Gpn9 ouftftcn, nobel
bef1en @strGnte petsapft WsrSsu unS I.su elm sesbrs
tee 4'ntlitam iresEtliGt eiuSeIaben mirb.
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ianIc 284 Is. @rattfr. nobe Scpare.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
Ntht su Gbsr(ebsn
Tranflin Spars MnS N0mVeretn.

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in benz Focal bes Srn 9rfepb Rurpst, Gaferu 4oenue
nabe Hcuefr., fatt. Diesr 8erein berubt auf ber be-
fen @runtfassn unb I9Iest bic neusaen Terselferunseu
iG f&. GntpeIle finb NOD aa baben.
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tunI an OfermcntaS Norsen 81 eiaem Sir5Gs
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20

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teiHen &onn. Wrappers unb bon benz ~anoeuein ~teIietteu
@rcI!no Senf tobacco re9t b~iIi9,urb gut BEL
pfepb S@rEber,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
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Gamiinas s;ositss GsaRitiel.

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9'E"t PETTY nm @cnto9 Qssnb uno uirp Re,
Rnnilsr suesR in GustOps sisratttaea Nfo.
rii6sp SuRlpid p9er 96ui8sIteute.
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ten. Dir Gtntytttapretie fnS tte8maI 70 e.
uaBist, Ea6 e5 SsSsm mS3It& sfalaat rirp.
zen 9rFBfsn eeutl6eu gabneuianaIer ualerer
3ett gu isbsn; oeriaurte batter fem 2eut16er
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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
IDft'9 S2allI.

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tie e~rsetene 9useise, ,bas ntsin 81 Der 3eIair 1cuN gee
sener inter rem gGainen SRpf's 6ain bsTanrte Rlet neuess
bugs beceuteub ~SersrS6,rt ipuree unb cui's Seae gerses
ti9tet If unO empfeBle %benisISeu an @eieli4aftep unb
gGuIsn fir Yicrics Il. 7 III. inter annstmbasen Sehirss
Hagen. Dje teisn Gpeileu lub .@erEtfs FRe tFetS az
BADEN. Die n6ssrsn Sesiagrusen iinO ;u ~etfraSea lei
15ap2mt SeiRri9 S~oremt.t
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-20
GrGffnuiiaSs4 unMI
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SfR7 OrCRer Nnferfteban98sSMneb!
ksasENS gaf ylcnt,S Mprsen label bic Undergraduate
&&SEfaA. cir enHS liebenses &ub,itam unS fpe;ie1 lire
GFelRpc su siaem e~TqaiFten euuG Elm. g0uFt pirS MOT
fetlsu. @rs Marp G@Sfsr, ,aa
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The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

tfs The TT. Smith Neo Eia, In an article
under the head Of 4" Don Quixote in Arms,
says the citizens of this place had, on the 10th
Of August last, social party in commemora.
ton Of the battle Of Wilson Creek, IN which
Gen. Bowen took part. The Era is mistaken
In his date, of year. There was no party OF
any Kind here on the 10th Of last August. bu,
was one on the 10th, 1868. On which occasion
the Editor will recollect he became terribly
wrathy at the presumption Of the rebels, and
in connection with other very patriotic citi-
zcns Of Fl. smith, blowed loudly and made
big threats Of coming over and "cleaning the
party OUT Gen. Bowen, like many other
citizens, believing they had right to assem-
BILE, went there prepared to give the loud
mouth'd loyalists of TT. Smith warm rccep-
tion, If they should venture over. That's oil
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-Our adyices from
Fayetteville say that HAM, Andy Johnsons U.
S. District Attorney, would not Register. He
Is disgusted with the conservatism of General
Ord and his subordinates. lie wants consti-
tuition for tho State like that of Tennessee
and Missouri.
GREGG could not Register; Gregg Is awful
mad and protests loudly-mad enough to tnre
his shirt. Wonder If he has burned up the
"letters" by which he proved his loyalty to
the Confederacy.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
Valuable Nursery &c. for Sale.

DR.. Rich THRrsToN offers his valuable Farm
and Nursery for sale. For an active and en-.
ergetic man, this can be made one Of the mos,
valuable places anywhere about. The Docto,
has taken great pains to procure, not only the
best, but the most suitable varieties of Frui,
Trees for this climate and locality. We hope
however, that he will reconsider and still hold
on with us for the "bctter time coming,'
among his old friends and neighbors who look
upon him as one of the old corner stones tha,
are still spared them.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
The First Bale Of Cotton.

Lieut.. GEoRaE RUDY, brought the first
bale of new cotton to market on Satur
day last. 1t was Ginned at HARVEY
STEWARDS Gin on Frog Bayou. 1t will
be recollected that This Gin was burnt
last year, with quite a large lot of seed
cotton. Everything is new about it now
and is in complete order, The enterprise
of the proprietor will warrant this Gin a
full share Of the patronage of the county.
This bale of cotton will be shipped by
i. {. POWELL, to Brooks, MACDONALD
~ Co., New Orleans, on the first boat out.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
CRAWFORD COUNTY.

UP UNDER TnE MOUNTAIN, sept 3'G1.
Mr.. DuSHAM-Dedr Sir: Taking into con-
sideration the arduous duties you are about to
engage in, and the thanklcssness attached 10
all such duties, sit down to give you few
words Of good advice. In doing 40, am We'll
aware, of the fact. that voluntary advice
lmaugre the intentionl is either spurned,
laughed at, or despised, nevertheless ! will
run the hazard Of your resentment for the
friendship bare you. In dissecting the mer-
its and deInerits, of the respective candidates
that unpolite scoundrel, necessity, will often
compel you to say things antagonistc to YOU
fine feelings and acute sensibility. For in
stance, you will be compelled to overhaul the
dark and damning career Of Gen. Bowen and
his satellites, while commander Of the Post OF
Van Buren,. know it will be very disagree
able to you to tell, the honest old farmers Of
Crawford county, Of the many fine horses that
were brought to Headquarters, and of the
wagon loads Of everything from tlirashng
machine to finger ring. 1t j. disgusting to
enumcrate. The above, taken In connection
with the Generals physiological essays in the
Press,will demonstrate that he is n connoisseui
in the matter of horses, as well as swine and
game cocks, aut Gar. aut nulluS. So mucl
for the General. Sir, the above would only be
a portion, of what you would have TO do; you
would have 10 overhaul that black catalogue,
the history of the MEADOWS; moreover, YOU
would be under the disagreeablc necessity OF
examining the military exploits of Capt. An
DERsoN, and telling tie people all about the
cold blooded Evansville massacre. From
what have said, you will have faint idea OF
the Herculean and disagrceablc task before
you. Now sir, in all sincerity. believe you
had better exchange the tripod for the plow
where YOU can live L" far from the madding
crowds ignoblc strife" Taking everything
into consideration, | would rather he any
thing except the horse leech of private OPP
preston, or the vulture of public robbery,
than the Editor of newspaper; nevertheless
il, in spite of all | have said
"Thou still wilt, verseward plead thy weary
way.
The babe unborn thy dread intent NAV rue.
God help thee, Durham, and thy readers too
Very respectfully, V.B,
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
rss- The St. Louis telegram disnatcb of tb

rT- The st. Louis telegraph dispatch of the
Republican, of the 18th, Washington dates
says
Gen. Grant. to-day, received from General
Schotield telegram communicating the i'm
portant fact that he had ordered the election
in Virginia for the 22d of October, under the
Reconstruction Act thus disregardng the
suggestion which the President had made for
uniform election in all of the Southern States
ON the first Tuesday in November The fact
elicits considerable comment and the friends
fthe President say that he will certainly re-
move Schofield unless he postpones the cleo
ton.
RICHMOND, Va. Sept. l6.
Gen. Schofeld to-day, issued an order for
the election of delegates to the State Conven-
ton on the 22d of October. ""
There are to be elected lO5 delegates, OF
which, Richmond has five, and Norfolk and
Petersburgh two cach-fourteen days preyi-
Gus to the election, the boards of REGISTRATION
VIII make final revision of their lists. The
polls at Richmond will be kept open for two
days.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

t&- Col. JAS. o. CHURCHILL arrived from
Little Rock on Tuesday last. The Colonel was
out eleven days--starting on the steamer Van
Buren, which was only able to get to Darda
heiie. where he took an ambulance for Fort
Smith arriving on Tuesday last and through
the courtesy of Maj. BANznor he got home
The same night ln.regard to the holding
OF an election, he says, we are just as well in
formed as they are at Little Rock. They have
~ IuoSl"iye when the election will bc call-
AL
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
xg-The New York HerGH, with all its

fg-The New York Hrold, with all its
political faults and dcvia.ions, has never
been accused of wanting in political sa
gacity as to the way public opinion was
drifting. On the contrary, it has attain
ed ito immense circulation by closely
watching the changes, and always adapt
ing itself to the views of what was to be
the strong side. Here is what it says in
reference to the Maine election:
"TuE MAINE ELECrIoN-A RERPoysE
TO CALIFoRNrA.-Maine responds to Cal,
ifornia. The popular voice from the Pa.
cifc is echoed back across the continent
from the Atlantic coast Personal SQUAD
bles among the party leaders, and dissen.
sions among the rank and file, on the
spoils, were, according to the bewildered
Radicals, the causes Of the Republican
defeat in California; while Ppritanical
whisky, ale and cider laws are the solu.
ton Of the fearful falling off in the party
vote in Maine as compared with las,
years elections. But these personal
quarrels among the larty managers or
the Pacific coast, and these disturbing
liquor laws on the Atlantic coast, arr
only the straws borne along on the cur
rent of public opinion. In the election.
Of last autumn the Republican party
reached its eliminating point in the as
ccnding scale. 1t has passed the summit
Of the mountain of victory, and is de
sccnding on the other side So it was
with the old Wing party, after its sweep
ing triumph in le40, with .. E
'Old Tippecanoc,
And Tyler too
"And so it was with the late great Ma
tional pro slavery Democratic party after
its overwhelming election of poor Pierc,
in 1852. .-...... r.....r
"What is to follow in Pennsylvani,
and New York may now almost be dem
onstrated from the Republican losses il
Maine. A proportionate falling Off iI
the party vote in Pennsylvania and New
York will revolutionize both these States
by heavy majorities. And majorities
may now be confidently expected not
because President Johnson's laundering
policy is approved; not because the peo
pie are turning at last for relief to The
seven times rejected Coppcrhead Democ
racy, but because the Republican party
has proved faithless to its promises ant
pledges, and because an Independent ant
intelligent people are casting about for 4:
new organization, under new leaders an(
new measures, adapted to the new ordel
of things"
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

tB- Maj. L. {. BouDlSor arrived in our
city on Friday last. The Major Is putting up
machinery near Maysyille, in the Cherokee
nation, for the purpose Of manufacturing To-
bacco on an extensive scale We are graft.
fed to know that \ man ofhis enterprise has
taken hold OF this business as it will make a
demand for all the Tobacco raised here, rs well
as Wi! supply the market with home manu-
factnred Tobacco Of bitter quality and at less
pricee
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

sB' We have missed the Fayetteville Radi-
cal from our table for two or there weeks past,
and learn from private information, that the
thing has "gone up the spout" The "boys
in blue" did not rally 'roud the flag" sutli-
ccnt to keep It alive. .......
Has our neighbor DELL. who was SO early
in heralding the unfpunded report Of the de-
mise of the Arkaasiaa, heard any thing of this
fondling of Radicalism Of Washington coun-
ty :? .. . .
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27

tB We know of no one that shipped cotton
to the House of Brooks, MACDONALD & Co.
New Orleans, last year. but who were greatly
pleased with the promptness and despatch
that they conducted the business. Two-thirds
of the cotton from thi, county last year was
shipped to them aud We should not be sur
prised II they get nearly all this season.
See their card, in regard TO Insurance on
cotton in our paper.
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-27
HOPE.

Inc Conservative party has every rca-
son to be confident that change for the
better is rapidly coming over the minds
ofthc people. California, Montana, Yer.
mont and Maine have all shown by the
results at the ballot box, that the coun-
try is tired of the policy of the Rule or
Ruin party and is determined to release
itself from the deadly folds of the Boa
fsectionalism. California and Montana
have gone largely against the Radical
party and the immense falling off,in Maine
and Vermont, sufficiently attest the
change progressing in the minds of the
people Of those States. The States of
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa hold cleo
tions on the Sth of the coming month,
and we have reason to believe that the
first two will be lost to the Radicals. The
moral effect Of the elections in California
and Montana is being felt throughout the
States of Ohio and Pennsylvania, to such
a degree as to make the old and feeble
Thad Stevens tremble for his power and
predict defeat of his iniquitous party
through APATHY" in its own ranks.
Well may he expect "apathy" to seize
them. Swift-footed vengeance, in the
form of popular indignation, is fast over
taking them and they will soon be over
whelmed by the merted contempt of all
good and law-abiding men, The lovers
of Constitutional liberty may look for.
ward with the purest delight for the ris-
ing ofthe star Of hope from out the bos-
ON ofthe storm cloud of evil, that has
so long hung like apall over our devoted
land Fanaticism cannot long rule the
minds and hearts Of an enlightened peo-
pile with it's rod ofiron. Reason, will as
sert her sway and make herself felt. In
justice will invariably overleap itself and
often produces the instrument of its own
overthrow. The puritanical hypocricy
of the Pilgrim fathers of New England
drove from their midst, the even temper
cd and just Roger Williams, to be for the
period of his life thorn in the side of
prescription and intolerance He had
long been among them, but not of them
and finally became the means of opening
the eyes of many to their meanness and
hypocritical cart and opening new road
to heaven, other than the one these fel-
lows, pretended TO monopolize BY the
same means the Radical party is now
driving men of reason and just feelings
from their ranks and compelling men to
reflection, by the very monstrosity of
their wickedness. The excluded States
are now barely living; the political life
nearly extinct, and wealth fed from them I;
confidence in the stability of the gov
ernmont is entirely destroyed; capitalists
have no faith in the future; trade droops
and energy is almost paralzed, and all
this the effect of bad government. Sure.
" there is reason in our earnest desire
fora change. The political condition of
the country once being settled, people will
60 to work with will capital will flow
into the country resources be developed,
railroads built and the wanted avenues of
trade opened. Is this not "consum.
nation devoutly to be wished?"