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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
The Oath Of the Ku-K!ux Kan

Tho secret organization which is
now Aourishing throughout the entire
South, aud embraces within its order
almost every rebel aud cx confederate
soldier, is rapidly extending its cop
perish coils northwari.
The n'lowiug is thosaianical oath,
which it imposes upon its members.
Has 'he country not cause to fear that
we are again being put upon the
verge Of troubulow times? Il Is reg.
is,crcd thus;
"llerc in thl presence Of this skull
aud the members here assembled, |
solcmuly wear to be true to the order
to It's members individually and col
lcotivcly, aud should | ever. by sign,
word, or deed, betray a secret or a
member of the Brotherhood, that the
skull upon which | now look may be
counterpart Of mine, and | hope that
all tho social relations which / now
enjoy may be sundcrod; that honesty
in tho mon or virtue in the females
may not be known in my family aud
generation, aud that all who own my
name shall be branded as dogs and
harlots. further swear to obey i'm
plicitly tho orders Of the Grand
Cyclops, regularly issued through his
Council, aud as soou as | receive an
order to fulfill IT, lagain swear that
should member Of this order be in
danger, that, even at the risk of my
life, will defend aud endoavor to
save him. That l will give no ou,,
ward sign or hint that persor may
know Of the existence orthe Y. L X,
unless authorized By the Grand
Cyclops, aud that each member o.
this order, as soon as the sign is given
will recognize, doleud, aud protect
as brother.
- further swear that | will, under
and 20 all circumstances, boar tru,
eiegance 20 the South aud her in
! terests. as Interpreted by the Suprem,
| Cyclopean Council, aud wheu | re-
ceivo it's orders, should be even II
the embraces Of my wife, will ieay,
her TO obey them. | further sweal
that all Radicals aud negroes VIII,
have placed themselves opposite t,
tho Interests Of the owners of the sol
OF Tennessee, shall ihroyer be my
enemies, aud that under no circum
staneea will have other connection
1 with them, if | eau help il, than I,
"weleoms them with bloody hands I,
hospitable graves" That my iamill
aud the family Of Radical shaI
never interchange visits, Aud I fur
, ther pray that the God Of tho Sopth
land, whom | invoke, shall strike m
. dead Stoald [ ever, either in la,tsr O
spirit, Infringe upon the things Sc
forth in this oath. 10 all ofwhich
swear 10 honesty of heart aud siuceri
~ Of purpose, SO help me God"
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Certificate of Authority
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, D
DEPARTMENT or INsuRANCE,

CuLuafpIs, ONO, Feb. -, 1855.
Whereas, satisfactory evidence has been tur-
nished to me, showing that the TRAyELLERs'
LtTE INSURANCE COHPANY, OF Hartford, in the
state OF Connecticut, is possessed OF at least the
amount OF actual Capital required fur the Utgan-
izatiOn OF Life Insurance Companies In this sthte,
under the provisions Of the act entitled An act
for the Incorporation aud regulation Of Lie In.
surance Companies" passed April lst, 1861, and
that the same is invested as provided by the said
Acti and,
State, by whose laws the said Company was in
cJrpuratcd, has duly certified under his hand aud
ofici1l seal, that he, ~ such officer, holds in
trust, and on deposit, for the bcneht cf all tho
policy holders OF said Company, such capital in
vested as aforesaid specifying the items thereof,
aud that he Is saiish d thai saeh securities aIe
worth one hundred thousand dOllarsj aud,
Whereas, the said Company has appOinted r.
ID. Harrison, ESQ. OF { lumUus, In the county OF
Franklin, AS ito Attornry III the state, on whom
process OF law eau be served, aud certified copy
OF the Charter OF said Company has been filed In
this office 10y the said Attorney. together with
certified copy Of the vote .t resolution Of the
Trustees or Directors OF said Company appOlnt-
ing such Attorney; and the SAID Company has
also flied in this office statement OF its condi-
tiOn and Rtftirs la tho same IN hner and form re-
qulTed for the Annual Statements of similar COM
pdnies organized under tho laws OF this state.
Now, therefore, |, James IL. bOdman, Auditor
OF State for Ohio, In pursuance Of thH provisions
OF tho act Aforesaid, do he eby certify that the
said COmpany has complied with tn requirements
Of the sd.i act, and Ihe lid Company wing APP
pOiutrd Robert " sic n Go. It's AZ u for seneca
county, do also hereby certify, tht said Com
ptny Add Agents are duly authOfiEeil m transact
the bu inrss OF Life and Accidental Insurance Ia
this state, Ns provided by the laws thereof upon
h,iug certified copy OF this Certificate Of Author.
ity IN the County kecurtlVr's Oitcr " the CouHty
wnerc the said Agency IL TO be establ shed.
This Certificate OF AuthOri y IL gr,nted, how
ever on the condition that the said Insurance
Comp4nY shall not engagc in lhe business OF any
other Kind OF Insurance than that hcreiu author.
ized ~ provided by the Laws OF the state OF ohio.
Ia witness whereof, have hepugtO Ibseribsd
my name, and cAused zay Utleial Seal
IL. s. to hc ahXcd, At the city vt Columbus,
un The day and yea irst above witten.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
ny Jas. WILLIAMS, chief Clerk.
r. y. HARRISON, Columbus, General Agent
for Ohio.
April o. 1868. noa5 wS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
Female SuFtage.

New Jersey has turned a very cold
shoulder to tie application for Female
suffrage, The subject was referred to
the Judiciary Committee of the Leg
islature, but, thuupard enable levi.
ty, they report adversely on the
ground ''thst the petitioners are Only
two, while tho women Of the State
are many thousands II the women
Of the State want the suffrage they
will have it, says the committee--and
prove it b. the old couplet about
woman;
,,when she VIII, she win, yop may depend on't,
Whom she woa't, she Woa', and there . tue cud
ont,
The report concludes thus;
"In y'ew orall these circumstances
the Committee do report adversely to
tho pgayr Of Il petitioners for suf
fruge, aud If it be proper for them to
make auy suggestions Tor the bened
of the petitioners, aud those who sym
pathiIo with them, they would say,
with all respect, with the stern Old
king Of tho ambitious Princess;
"a tasty bg,os
OfWins may weed her 81 her folly. by,
Tao hA,ung az ths tNlin ~ OF a ehAt
- woman ". sion,"
"A.lof Whieh is respectfully sub
m!,tei "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
For the Benefit Of Agricultural
Societies.

A bill has passed the Ohio Senate
and is now law, which provides
that
In all cases where county ngricul
,ural societies shall have heretofore
purchased or leased fora term Of
years, not less than ten years, real
estates or sites whereon to hold fairs,
the County Commissioners Of such
counties may, if they think It for the
interests Of the counties and societies,
pay out Of tho county treasures Of
such counties the same amount Of
money for tho purpose Of the pur-
chase or lease and Improvement Of
such sites as shall have been or shall
hereafter DO paid by said agricultural
societies or individuals for such pur-
pose.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
WAINNhN ElR RIGRYBlDY
A Very Superh stock OF Pine Gold aud silver
Watches. nll ~ AFrAnled TO Hun, and
Thoroughly Hegutated, atthe low
pgics Of Ten uollars Eaeh,
and Satisfaction Guaran-

lhe NQnvv stock VIII be disposed OF on the
popular one prleo plan, giving every patron a
hnv Gold or solid silver Watches Tor sio' without
regad to value.
Wright, Brother, S Co, lsI broadway, New
York, wish To lmmt ately dispose Of the above
magnihccnt stack, Certificates, naming the aTti.
olcs, arc plaoed IN salled envelopes. and we'll
mixed, oilers arc entitledto the articles nam.
81 IN their oertih,alos, upon payment Of Ten
Dollars, whether "a b. a watch worth 81 600 OF
ono worth less The return Of any Of our cert
hAatas entities you 70 the artoies named thereon,
upon p,yment irrespective ofits w0rth, AID As
no article valued al less than Slois named on
any certificate, u will at once he seen that this 10
20 lottery, hut straight forward, legitimate
transaction, winch may be participated IN even
by the most flstidiOUs.
A single certificate an be sent by mall, post
paid, npoa reee pt Of IS cents. fvA for 81 eleven
for 81, thlry-three and elegant premium for IS,
s,Xty.six and moro valuable premium for slO
one haninal and m nst superb watch for sl5. To
agents or those wishing employment, this Is a
rare oppprt an ~. ltlsA legttitn Nely contg,I-
ei bnS ness, author te8 hy the Governments, and
open 20 the most careful scrutiny. Watches sent
hy ExnreSs. With hll Tor e0lleetion on delIvery,
s. ,hs' 10 disaat;shet'on can possibly oscar,
Try rs, iiress
WRIGHT. BRoTuER oo.. Imparssss,
Eossms - s.oadwAy, Sss Yosk
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Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell my farm located In Liberty Town
y ship, seneca County, Ohio, six miles west OF
Tinln, cont dining 100 acres, ITO OF which are
well improved, the balance being timber land
There Is a good house, also barn, nearly new, on
the premises, with other convenient out-hruses
Also all kiuds u gOol fruit; and "a well Of good
and lasting water AZ the door. For further par.
ticulars inquire u the sub4criher on the f,rm
JAMES GRIMES.
April 10, 1868, no26 SIN
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HO! EVERYBODY !

co TO
j \ q O B l. l. A u @ II T. II,
To get your Blacksmithlng and Horse-ahoelng
done Wagons OF all kinds ironed of ut short no
tcc. MIL Picks and Edgc runts manufactured
aud repaired at short notice, aud warranted. God
Wand. shnlusllN ST., Tililn. OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
BANKRUPT SAFE.

rNiiE stock OF 70 ds belonging to the late nrn OF
! Watson q McMahan, In Molmore, Seneca Co
Ohio, viii be sold ut Wholesale. at liberal dis
count from New York cost. Any one Wishing TO
purchase Will do well to call soon, Rs I am bound
TO soil w. {. STEVENS,
nu2I-Im. AHsivuee
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
BLACK SILKS FOR CLOAKS.

Also Clo1lss constantly IN hnnd for Ladies' anl
Misses. A fin' a.tOrtuCnt OF snit Patterns, from
Lard 4 Ttylors, OF Now YORK. Come and se5
aud satisfy yoursclves at
l. e. ALIENS Millinery Store.
shawhNA's Block, opposite DAVIS House.
hrr&i-bm.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23

The Dayton Ledger says horse
colt was boru near Centerville, Mont.
gomory county, on the 18th, well
lormed 10 eve'y respect except in the
imPnslaht enc of having no fore legs
There are slight protuOerances az the
puiut where the ioro legs should be,
hut these src not disceruab,e lev
feet 0H,
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SOMETHING NEW.

CUPPLIMENTARY sheet 70 tho Royal spanish
- Lottery, giving every purchaser the adyap-
tage OF selecting his own numbers. For informa.
ton, address
WA. o. SMITH CO., General Agents,
81 Nassau street, New York.
New York, March, 0. 1865 ao2if
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

1,IIE Subscription Rocks of tho six per cent
] preferred capital stock Of "rhe Thin Gold
AMI Slvcr Mining Complny OF Colorado" arc
now open. John Shock, Esq, Is general agent to
solicit subscriptions AMI collect the same.
LUTHER A. HALL. Sec'v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
MY SODA FOUNTAIN


where the different Cresms aud Ices will hs served,
Having employed an experienced ornsmenter
and pastry cook, aut enabled to supply families
Desserts on short notice,
Dealers in rmn aud throughout the country
win flnd IL to their advantage 10 eXaniue my
stock and order supplies.
The public, aud especially the ladies are invited
20 esll, As all lonngers aud hangessOn have been
dismissed, the shelves are being tllad ia An Appro
pirate manner the promises reittei and tennvat-
ed and no pains Neill be spared 10 render 1t al
agreeable place TO make their purchases. Craw-
ford old stand.
nos5-im. Nm, FIsTIE, TINA, o.
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Letter from A. T. Stewart-A
Baso Ealsehood Reiuted,

Mr. 4. 7. Stewart is Que Of tho
original admirers aud advocates of
Gen, L, s, Grant for the Presidency,
A report he's been industriouSly cir
culated by the Democratic sheets,
that he has become displeased with
Grant and abandoned him. We
called his attention TO tho matter
and received tho following reply,
which we lay before the public With
pleasure;
NEW YoRK, March 80, 1868,
Mr. Il. Cuneo; Doar Sir-Your
favor Of the 29th inst. covering pn
extract from the Allen County (0hio)
Democrat of the 26th inst, stating
that had abandoned the support OF
General Grant for the Presidency,
has beeu received,
With thanks for your kindness in
drawing my attention to the article,
( permit mo 10 say that It is entirely
without foundation in fact
So far from having withdraw from
General Grauts support, | am daily,
as far as one individual can, exer,iug
all honorable weaas to bring about
his nomination and election; beliey.
ing il 10 he the only eGeotoal way OF
giving peace and prosperity 10 oul
prosoat disuui.ed Union.
Very truly yours,
A. r. SrIwARr.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, }

COLUMBUS, onto, Feb. ~, 1888 y
II ia hereby certified, that the foregoing ~ a
correct abstract OF the statement OF the Travel
lcts' Life Insurance Company OF Hartford, made
to an, filed In this Oiicc Tor tue year 1861
tSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. "A. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state.
DY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
SELLING AT COST.

t,will sell nv stock, eon.lHtiag Il Agricnliprl
implnnonis, lIATdN aio. table and poctGt cuflerJ
he, 81, s: coat "a .stEif asya. Z. 6. lot,E.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
John Mowrey's Estate.

NOTICE Is here given that the undersigned
~ has been Nppointci and IL quilted as Adj
mlnistr1tOr OF the estate or John Mowuy, de-
ceased, late OF Seneca county, Ohio.
April 0, 1868. no!lwl
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House and Lot for Sale.

Il oCATED IN Monroe street, First Ward Of
II Tllha, and well improved. Inquire oF
GIBSON PENNINGTON.
Doc 10. 1907. uoatf
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Divorce.
Tiflin Loan Association.

the rIPFIN SAVINGS Ann BUILDING
~ LOAN ASSOCIATION
v1JILL enable p-rsons Of gnall means TO buy OF
W build house anSpay for It In monthly anes.
nos amount 20. Il is an excellent swings a,eie-
~, AMI pays high rate of interest on small do.
posts, aud a perfectly safe the whole capltal be,
lug secured by mortgages on real estate. a
Ot1ce IN hAchmRn a cra ner's Law once, ovet
Doelirs stare, Aa,hinguE street. Tina, ohio.
Tina, April IN, 1853 nvGl "
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Particular Attention Is Called

To our line Of Lailes' and Genllcmens' hem
stitchei handkerchief, Also a full assortment
OF Kidd and Liale Thread Gloves at all prices.
Hosiery Of the best assortment In Bslbriggan
DAlnural, silk Lisle aud English for Ladies' aud
Misses
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
NOTICE.

IWSRB viii be a meeting Of the Seneca Conn
I " Agricultural S,ciety, AZ tn, Court House,
on Saturday, Aprtl ~. ut O'Clock =. NJ.
Immediately amer M" Society ailiurna there
win Dc a meeting pi the Bisri ~ Managers
By or'cr the prSsiIeat, CIV. DACHM\N,
uOtb.3N EpcretAry
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
PAR A.SOLS.

Have Just resolved a hne Assortment OF Para.
soils, which we offer at prices that def competi-
ton Also a tiue selection 0f Dress aud Cloak
Trimmings, Dress Linings, Hooks and Eyes, Whale.
bones aud all that ia needed TO complete dress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
New Arrangement,

The Undersigned respectfully Informs the citi-
gems OF THU and surrounding {, untry, that he
has purchased and taAen charge Of thu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23

| i.ni Pk,Nr.NG, rLA,N. IN ~ SB.It>
~ naatly ani puonpily aNrcutei AtcitN pTloss At
SAs INngNE IlaAooAS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Fashionable Dress and Cloak Making

Done 10 order, satisfaction guarant and prices
20 suit all. Come and see. We keep constantly
on hand presa aud Cloak pa'terus aud children
patterns.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

gibes that were wont to set your table IN
a roar.s Alas. poor carpet bsggers
Your day Of gnnce is fast drawing to a
close. Make up your accounts quickly
Says Clayton, lyon would be aston
ished to know the number of outrages
that have been committed in this State.
| am correctly informed Of all that is GO
ing on" If his Exccllrncy were to lay
his hand upon the Bible and swear that
he believed the reports sent in were cor
rect, we should adjudge him good sub
ject for lunatic asylum. The swarm OF
incontinent d-m fools that act .as his
advisory corps, are enough to run any
nan crazy, but nevertheless the Cover
nor has lucid moments.
The general news is unimportant; Tel
egrams from the east contain little of iu-
terest. Business at the capitol is dull.
The crops are excellent and in cotton our
great fear is, that labor will not be found
to gather half that is raised, 2#N
Your old townsman Mr.. NJ. LYNCH is
in the city, en- route to the East, and
looks as young as he did twenty years
ago. He appears TO have discovered the
elixer of life. . 0uaU.W .-llEf,
We have good navigation hence to
Napoleon and throughout the season
there has been no time that our regular
packets were prevented from making
stated trips. . ,~rr~ gv,~
The cotton season from this point out
will soon begin, and from all can hear
there will be a goodly number of New
Orleans boats in the trade. Freights
will be reasonable. .y
.. Yours, LITTLE Rock
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

by the GOre'Sa'e,t too; il is not for hard
hearted creditors, but for the power
whose high mission ought to be TO pro
tect the people-to a hard their right, of
property Are the people prepared to
longer support the party, whose leaders
have SO far forgotten their true duties
and obligations to the tax payers, the
rILLARs of the Government Are they
willing TO have their cows drirca of, their
homes sold over their heads, for the pur-
pose of Keeping carpet -baggers" and
ssscailawagcs''mfat. comfortable ofiicesf
The,, tell us the negro must contribute to
the support ofthc Government by pay.
ing taxes also, thinking thus To ayoid the
odium of the whites maintaining the
blacks DO they pay any tsxesg They
are Informed In the Loyal League rooms,
tl.at they pay nothing and ought therefore
TO continue to support their friends
and they tell them nearer truth than is
their custom This ac, cxempts the cnor-
nous sum Of oSE HUNDRED DOLLARS
(Sl00) from taxation. Remember the
Constitution has already done away
with pol-tax, except for school purposes.
Now how many negroes, within the range
Of the respective acquaintances of each of
our readers, are possessed of over one
hundred dollars worth of personal prop
erty Having no poll.tax to pay for the
support Of State or County Government
and not being the owner ofover one hun |
dred dollars worth of property, they are
virtually and actually exempt from taxa
ton Their voices control your Govern.
mcnt by the lnanipulations offoreign and /
native Radicals, and they call impudcntly
upon You to FAY ALL the expenses. Are
YOU willing TO do so, or are you deter
mined To have Just Government, by |
driving these advcnturcrs from power and
another order of things |
In November next you can choose. The |
choice is rendered you, I" choose We whom
YOU will serve.' I.| Hr
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
Van susen . Viewed By ! Stranger.

The St. Louis Daily Repsbiican Of the
10th inst, has letter from Q correspon-
dent, writing from this place, under date
Of Sept. lsts We make the following
Complementary extracts, from his letter,
of Van Buren and its citizens:
VAN BURES, Ark, Sept l..
a few days ago I reached the city Of
Van Buren, af,er long and weary over
land (jossneJ from sLeavenworth CITY,
Kansas; and as W. Travelled slowly 7 had
MANY opportunities of seeing the country
as IL issnd Of judging its political com.
plcNion. AT every town and at every
cross road and hamlet the old familiar
Missouri Republican was visible, thus
giving assurance that the people were
wide awake, and that the Democratic par
" were in earnest In regard 10 carrying
Kansas, Missouri aud Arkansas for Scy-
mour and Blair at the approaching No
ycnber election. Every where along our
route Seymour and Blair flags ioatcd
proudly in the breeze, and the very air
seemed resonant with the sound of Sey-
mour and Blair. "|
The Democrats had barbecue few
miles from this place last week, which was
largely attended, and which passed off
very harmonioasly and enthusiastically
At Van Burcn Democracy is as it should
be everywhere largely in the ascendant.
The weather has been and now is, de
lightful for the season The Arkansas
river is still low, but the little steamer TT.
Smith makes regular weekly trips between
Little Rock and Fl Smith, alIording great
to merchants and shippers.
Van Buren, is still the solid business
place as of other days; there is still
wealth here, but the people have not full
l. recovered from the shock of contend.
ing armies. In few years Van Burcn
will be second to few cities in the State
in commercial importance, in wealth and
prosperity. The Planters House, kept
by Mr. H. Brodie, is a first-class hotel,
and deservedly one of the most popular
houses in the South 1t could hardly be
OllltI NlSt, Nllll llS ClttN I'll duu d0lttlDlC
mine host, and its amiable and accom-
plished hostess. Travellers will find a
home at the Planters. Among the lead,
ing business Houses of Van Buren,, may
be mentioned those of ID. G. Williams d
CO., dry goods; Geo Austin, do. Z. C.
Powell d Co., do. NJ Lynch, do. Cal
lahan & Co., do. and the extensive
wholesale grocer drug and commission
establishment of Messrs White a. Han
ley, all doing good business.
The What Cheer Saloon of that we'll
known and popular proprietor, Col j.
W. Wallace, stands out like an ancient
land mark, and welcomes the thirsty
traveller to its refreshing shades and cool
ing beverages
The Ferry Boat of Mr.. ii. c. Havman,
under the control of that accommodating
gentleman, Mr. ID. w, Brodie, is doing
a fine business, and is pronounced a sue
cess. Capt. JAS T. Stewart is still in
the steamboat business.
The Democracy of Van Buren, are san
guine of success in the coming election.
and all join in god speed to the noble,
bold and mani V course of their tavorite
newspaper, the Missouri Republican,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

ES- The Barbecue of the Seymonr and
Blair Clubs of Sebastian County, near
Fort Smith, on Thursday last, was n per-
feet success. Two or three thousand
people were present The Van Buren
Club, headed by the Brass Band, discours.
ing excellent music, left an early hour,
making fine display. The people are
aroused and we expect to hear a good ac.
count from Sebastian in November next.
The cry now il, 'for peace "a good
PEACE of barhecucd beef or mutton,
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Is' Capt. jim Wright, Harvey Stew.
ard, old uncle Jack Shepherd, Capt Jack
Winfrey, 1t. Geo. Rudy, and all the rest
of the boys, will take notice that Bar.
bccuc is announced for their District, on
Saturday the 2Gth inst, and govern them
selves accordingly. Come boys, let us
see what good there is in the up lands.
Nothing short Of Bear meat will do.
Keep the ball rolling. Let Crawford
do her duty if all else fails.
Mountain, Lafayette and Shepherd,
strike hands, and give the Banner Barbe-
cue on Saturday the 26th.