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Mems Brogans,Boo
Stockholders Take Notice.

LITTLE Rock & FT. SMITH r. r. COMpAHY.)
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Little Rock, Arks., Feb. 22d. 1S6S.\
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Little and Fort Smith Railroad Company.
held at Garksville on the 18th inst, call of
one half of one per cent upon the subscrip-
tions to the capital stock ofths company was
ordered to be made. The above call Is pay.
able In cash on or before the Both day of April
1868.
All stock holders who NE in arrears upon
back calls made as follows:
November 9th, 1853, per cent.
June Sth' 1854, ~"
May 18th, 1860, |
will be required to pay the same. so rs To OK :
hibit upon the books Of the company credit
of seventeen per cent. In the aggregate upon
account Of stock subscriptions.
Those VINO have made payment Of back
calls Will exhibit their receipts to the collect
ion agents named below, or IL their receipts
have been lost they will certify to that effect,
and to the amount paid. rrrr...
The stock of all those failing to make pay
mcnt of all unpaid back calls, and Of the pres
cnt call, will be sold Mt auction to the highest
bidder In accordance with the provisions OF
the charter ofthe company.
The books and papers of the company were
taken or destroyed by soldiers during the war
and. as this is the only practicable and impair
tial plan for the settlement ofthe stock affairs
of the company. it is hoped that all who are
interested will attend to the matter in time. rs
the stock accounts of the company must be
settled so that the proper entries can he made
upon the new stock ledger now being opened
Payments may be made to the following
named persons, who are authorized to receipt
for the same: f Ff'' u.' 'tI.EF
\. J. Ward, Van Burcn, Crawford co,
): +. King. Little Mulberry Franklin co.
Moreau Rose, Clarksyille. johnson county.
j. l.. Shinn, Russellvillc, Pope county.
A. Gordon, I.ewsburg. Conway county.
Or to the undersigned at Little Rock.
BY order of The Board.
feb 23-lm. III UANEY. Scc'y.
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tHr The past week our city has been visited
by several prominent gentlemen from abroad
Mr.. e. G.. Scorr, ALEX. MCDONALD, Gen. FA-
GAN, Capt. II. a. HOWARD, Col. RYAN, SIN.
BosrICK, and Col. :. l.. GRIFFITH. Of Little
Rock; Gen. CABEIL and JonS CuSSrNoHAM,
Of Fort Smith.
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. -

sB"Our readers would do well to call on
DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, Hair Oils
Perfumcry, etc. etc. Go and see for your
selves.
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eB- Froaa hasty- look at the vote In Benton
Sonnty. wsnre incllned 10 the opinion that
shc Will mak" goad show ;or ihe Bannerot.
icred by the white Ladies' OF Little Rock.
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Sunday School Concert.
THE VAN BuREN SABBATH SCHOOL pro.
Il poses to give Concert,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT.
April, I'd 1868.

unless the weather should be stormy, for the
purpose of raising money to purchase a new
Library, which the school much needs. Tick
cts may be purchased of the children belong
ing to the School,
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sB- A friend writing from Franklin Coun-
ty. gives the majority against the Constitu-
ton Isl ; at the last election the Radicals Sc
majority. Franklin is made up Of the right
kind of men.
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~ Ifever there was disconsolais looking
set Of fellows, ii Is the Office expecrants about
Van Buren,. 1t even makes " old uncle Buck
feel gloomy to see them take on.
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The Vote By Counties.

The following are the returns Of counties,
received mp to going to press, which We think
will not vary much from the official vote:
Nov. 1867. March 1883.
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Call for the National Democratic Conven.
asa ton,

The National Democratic Committee. by
virtue OF the authority conferred upon them
hy the last National Democratic Convention.
at meeting held thi' day at Washington, ID.
C..voted 10 hold the next Convention, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United States,
on the 4th day cfIuly. 1858, at IL o'clock, M,
In the city of New York.
The basis of representation. as fixed by the
last National Democratic Convention, is
double the number of Senators and Repre-
Scntati,es IN Congress Of each State under the
laa apportionment.
Each State Is invited to send delegates ac-
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tE- Go " GRArr's and see his new stock of
Goods. lie has got n little on. Of hts Ga line
and is now opening an excellent assortment
Of Dr., Goods Groceries, etc,
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Pure French Brandy.

HIGHTowER & MILLER, Fort Smith, have
just received a pure and extra article of French
Brandy. for medical purposes. This is war
rantcd pure.
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Have no further news. This county as re-
ported by the Registrars (RadicalS) lacks over
900 of polling the registered vote. Evidently
foul play.
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Democratic Presidential Electors.

t2h (roR sTirE AT LARGE.
}. d. WALKER, Washington County,
JOHN II. kELLoWs. Onachits -
rgr..t rIKsI DIsrRIcI.- .-r.E .rT
ROBERT 5. CAN'T, Prairie
13r ti sfroNp pisrMcr
Ar WILLIAMS. Hampstead +"
's1 THIRD DISTRICT.
J. Z. CRAvENS, johnson
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FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. March 20. '6s.
!. s. DUSHAM, Eso.-Dedr Sir: We hav e
heard from the following counties. None Of
fetal
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This company is now fully organized, and
will commence taking risks on the lst day OF
April 1868. The patronage of the public
throughout the State is respectfully solicited
for this home institution.
Office, Bank Building. mar 26-tf
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DAILAs.-The election has been completed
in this county. and she has made noble re-
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cB- Rumor from Scott County report thai
it has give 100 majority for the Constitution
The Van Buren press., 1868-03-27

Nine Townshipe in Pulaski county give 7i3
for the constitution to All against.
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Notice.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENrE.
AssEssoR's OFFICE, 3D Dist, ARKANSAS,
"u"- Fort Smith, March 18th. lSOs'
NOTICE. IA hereby given to all persons WV
may feel aggrieved relative to any erroneop
or excessive valuations. assessments or enum
erations, by the Assessor, or any Assistant ~
SCISSOR, Of this district, returned IN the Ap
nual List thnt appeals will be received IN Wv
offices ofthc Assistant Assessors, ut the follow
Ing times and places, wiz, ... .... -.
Arkmlclplla. Pike county. April aii
Rocky Comfort Little River county," w
Galley Rock Cope county, 80
Dardanclle, Yell county, .J,
Rcvcille Scott county,
Roscyillc, ia 8 franklin county, y w.
Ozark. ta5.p. f. ,,3 Nv
Garrolton. .arli Carroll county, I'M ~
Fayetteville, Washington county. "
Fort Smith, q Sebastian c0nNsy, "Fy
All appeals must he In writlMM and nv
state the grounds Of appeals. .,I8t Is yaH
JOHN EDW AnDS, Ass"ssor'
mar ch i3--2w. urll hrspl4tD .H0TToF !
FMS 1r7~ft-- r-,.'-.-vr---~-A-- - --r'ii n q
gnuq,o 1T. asl
On bags Liverpool salt; REED per stea0
~ Argos, and TOR snic byIfI 4
a,tI ~ lIIW y i T., q, SCOTT A w
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CONSULTING DIRECTORS.
Saml. l.. Griffith, Esq. DIR. o. =, Hooper,
DR.. W. W. Adams, II. +. McKee, Esq.
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OFFICERS.
c. G.. SCOTT, President '.t'
CHAS A. CLARK, Treasurer.
W. II. FULTON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Alex. Mcdonald, Esq. C.G. Scott Esq.
John Robins. Esq G.. II. Weeks, Esq
Fred. Kramer. Esq.
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Succession Sale.

S@coessSon Of j. d. LandrWm, decd.
by virtue of writ of sale issued
D from the Honorable District
Court of Caddo, La, in the succession
of j. NJ. Landrum. deceased, and to
me directed, | will sell at public auc-
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before the Court house door, in the
town OF Bellevue. La, on Saturday the
3Oth day of May, 1868. the followinglde-
scribed land, belonging to said success
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The east half of southwest quarter.
and the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section 10. in township
IL, range IL, Northwest Louisiana,
Containing 1l9 $500 acres. The
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-, containing 1853 acres, all of which
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Terms of Sale-onI2 months credit.
Purchaser required to give note with
approved personal security bearing
per cent interest from day of sale.
w. HI. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-ofhcio auctioneer.
March %, 1868.
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STRAY SALE.

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w. H. HILL, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Feb l, 1868 n44
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