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The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

CONCORD GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF BAP-
.TIsrs.-Thls body meets with the Church at
charleston. Franklin county. Arkansas. on
Friday before the sscond sabbath in August.
The third .ssbbstais givenl rs the time In the
minutes az "a, las: session this was mistake
of the printe, Let al the Churches in Wes-
tern Arkansas, and IN che Territory, remem-
her the time aud represent attAersel7esi In this
meeting, Elder NcwEirE, of saline, will
presch .he lntrcguctoyy on. Friday at II o.
Flock, a. m; and Elder Barnes, Of Pope, will
,resch at II o'clock on Sabbath.
Far f f. L. COMPERE,
.....4 H.N... Pastor at Charleston
y. S.-Van Buren, Press aud Clarksville
Standard will please copy.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
RALLY! RALLY! .RALLY!!!

A Grand Ratification Meeting of the
Democracy Of Crawford County, will be
held at the Court House, in this city on
Saturday the 25th inst, to ratify the
nomination of Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR
for President, and G FRANCES p BLAIR,
Jr, for Vice e-President Speeches will be
made by the best speakers of the county.
Come all aud let there be General Raj.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

~ A colored man in Richmond, Va,
John Dabney by name, purchased his
freedom from his mistress just before the
war for. $4,000, agreeing to pay the
amount by .installments. During the pen
dency of the struggle he paid about one
half Of it in Confederate currency, which
was at last SO deprecated in value that
his late mistress requested him to discon.
tinue the payments until the close Of the
conflict. When slavery was abolished,
tho debt was Of course no longer due (,
but, Notwithstanding he was advised
against such a course, Dabney lately
transmitted to his old mistress, now in
INDECENT circumstances, $500 in green
backs, being the balance Of the 81, 900 he
had contracted to pay,
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
E~ The fact that the soldiers in Wash

ES The fact that the soldiers in Wash.
ington quite generally voted the Demo
cratic ticket, at the charter election, has
"riled" the Rump terribly. They threat.
en- to pass bill to prevent the soldiers
from voting in that city again. ,Ofcourse,
if soldiers will not vote for negroes, they
must not vote at all. That is the Mongrsl
love for soldiers EoC D -au.'C
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

ET Prentice says that two. mile col
smn Of army. worms is announced as
Marching on in Mississippi. The army
itself, headed by Mcdowell, is, one would
mink, sufficient curse to the State with.
eut the cooperation OF ito crawling and
derouring namesske, ..'
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

- Our young friend PEARSON, from Fort
Smith, is fitting up the Old Willhaf Stand on
Main street, for a Neps Depot and Ice Cream
Saloon. He will soon have everything about
the place In first rate order One feature of
the place will be Ladies Room, where our
fair friends can 90 and get their Ice Cream,
lemonade, etc, without having to 20 through
The more public rooms.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

ES- The Chairman Of the Grant Con
svention says The bonds OF the United
states are as sacred as the graves Of her
soldicrs. Rather ominous for the bonds
Gnce the plow.holdcrs have blotted out
many ofthe lstterJ ~ - " ~ y w.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

@A Democratic exchange says :
6rant knows nothing Of that ardent and
enthusiastic spirit which inspires enthusi-
ssm in others" Well, IL Grant does not
Snow all about ardent spirits, who in
Nundof does? J." ~ '''''
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

tE Ex-Gov. MURPifY. was in our city on
Monday last on his way to Madison County.
We understand the Governor has purchased
farm about fifteen miles below here on the
liver and will soon remove to it.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

tFwe are In daily receipt o ofletterss speak
Ing of the rapid success of the Texas Ton
e Syrup. Wherever introduced it has taken
bold at once. Mansfield i Higbee, Sole
Peoprietors. f7f -h. ...t''
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
WANTED-AGENTS,

ONE HUNpREpASp SEvENry-FIvg DoLLASs
per month to sell the National Family Sewing
Machine. This Machine Is equal TO the sta nd.
ard machines In every respect and IS sold at
the low price OF SO. Address National Sew
ing Machine, Co, Pittsburgh Ia,
July 3, .... ..- . 3m.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

cd ". #u.
"HADS'T TINE TO Fool WITH Soi-
DlERs."-ln 1854. private by the name
OF Moore. Of Indianapolis, Indiana. then
serving IL the Army of :he Potomac, ob
tanned leave OF absence and transportation
home to attend the funeral Of his child.
In Washington he was robbed Of bis
transportation papers, and not having
time to return to his regiment to secure
others, he called upon Schuyler Colfax,
then member ofCongress from that State.
requesting him to lend him money enough
to pay his way out, Offering him as secur.
ity, a gold watch worth three times the
amount Of money he needed The would.
be Vice President looked at him a. while
as if wondering what right poor private
had to call upon him, then turning to the
paper he was reading, simply remarked
g have no time to fool with soldiers"
And this was all-all that the loyal
Congressman, now mongrel candidate for
Vice President, had to say in respone to
the request Of the private soldier, who
was trying to get home to see for the last
time dear dead child "No time to
tool with soldiers" Not even civil
word not q sympathetic look, not even
common respect for the beresved father.
Perhaps now, when he wants the votes
Of the brave men who stood the brunt Of
the battle, he will have a little time to
fool with soldiers" 300.
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

w hen does criminal resem BILE IN
old book When he is bound over
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17

tS- Osp,. n Nay and Jso. Neale, rtM G. O.
s,,n 4 Co. are our Agents at Little Rock
M, ,-ili rsesirs srbse,fp fptiOas for tie Press.
"a S. M Pstnngill q CO. in Nse York and
so,ton. are authorized 70 rseetre aireriisisg for
tn Press. in those eities. ,.-.,..r
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
Law OF Humanity, In relation to social

: J,aW OF IfttIIlaHIUy, TT TtlJlTUt 20 bUtfTdI
evils. An Essay for Young Mon, on Phys!ol-
ogieal Error, and Abuses incident 70 Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view OF
treatment and cure, Sent in sealed letter en-
veopes, free Of charge, Address Dr,J Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa aug. 9-l..E
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
Senate! Sumner Wants a Colored Man In

500 Congress, lEpl.
Senator Sumner writes 20 q citizen )f
Norfolk. Va, as follows, .,,,c r-o--
rSEsArE CHAxRKR, June q, 1868.
"DrAR Sir have, your letter Of tie
18th in reference to the eligibility of
colored man to Congress know of no
ground on whichs ne cocid be excluded
from his seat, if duly elected and should
welcome the election ofs competent rep.
reSen,stive Of the colorcd race to either
House cfCongress rs Anni triumph Of
the Cause Of equal rights. Until this step
is taken, our success Is incomplete
..IEiETD'lITC CHARLEs SCssSrn.YD !
The above will indicate even to the
most obtuse and ignorant the object Of
public officers under Radical ascendenoy.
1t means negroes in Congress! Negroes
in the high executive oiDces Of the Fed.
eral Government. AS we'll as negro as
tendency in the Southern States. Mr.,
Sumner and his Radical associates will
mot regard their. success as complete"
until a negro takes the place of J ohm c.
Calhoun and John NJ. Berrieu In the
Senate, and negroes fill the chairs once
occupied by Clay aud Webter in the
House ofReprcscntatiyea I,is for the
American people to consider this propo-
sition Of Mr. sumner, for il is emipently
practical and pressing for settlement.
Do they want negroos In Congress to as
sist in passing laws, not only for the
South, but the NORTH. Shall white men
rule this country purely and exclusively,
or shall they call in the negroes to assist
them in so doing2 That is the issue
Cincinnati Enqu,re-, .. ....-....-
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
IRON AXLEs

~ " anS ~ iN"b Ay'e.,
Nnr y (. Wi,ruya y -.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
Dissolution Of Copartnership

THE Copartnership of Cobb .& Behrens is dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Either of the under
signed is horized to sign in lquidation tor T. e
purpose of settling the outstanding afairs Of the late
firm. GEO. w COBB
FREDK. BEHkENS.
E4-The Lumber business will be continued by me
under the firm of G. W. Cobb & Co., on Sturds--
wants Wharf. GEO, W. COBB
Portland, January 1, 1868. dfw*
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
Dissolution

THE Firm OF Bowen & Merrill is this day dissolv
L ed by mutual consent. The business oil the
nrm Will be settled by either party at 1S1 Middle st
fe-s,s. sfFb,..r- THOS. "A. BpWEN, .,-.f
ri. r EDW. S. MERRILL.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03

rHE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland. -.
N. q. FOSrER, PROPRIETOR.
NRMR.- E;uhf nollare 9 uaar in adN anca.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
DiSOiutiOn.

THE Firm Of H. ). Kaler s. Co., is this day dis
solved, The Business viii be settled by II. S.
aler at the store of Kaler, Bowen q Merrill, 12l
Middle st. H SKALER q CO.
Dec 81, 1857.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03

The MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every THURSDAY morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTIs ING. .--One men 0f spSce,in
iennih oI ruiuInu, constructs square"
Si5n per square daily first week IS cent? per
week atter three nsertons, or less, slon; continn.
kno every other day alter first week, 30 centa.
Hat square, three insertions lees 7b cents: one
week : 90; 30 cents per week after.
Under head OF ''AMUsEMENTs,' - 0G Der square
Der week; three insertions or less S1,50. 81 -
SPEoIAL NOTICES, t25 per square for the first in-
serton and % cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. -.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press" (which has large circulation in every par-
M the Satelfor S1.00 per square Tor first insertion
aud 30 cents per square tor each subsequent nser.
, on, z---TF .H.. srsr .g rFL
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
COpartnerShip.

FEHE Undersigned have this day formed copart-
nershp under the firm name OF Kaler, Bowen
sale Millinery and Fancy Goods business, and have
tal en- the store 31 Middle street (up sta,rs) where
they woud re pie tsed to their old customers and
many new ones. .t.F -I5rs4..1a s.- .. .i.-
q sea. sa-...-r -..-..... - H. S. KALER,
, Il. A. b WEN.
tL 81 i-. -J- L. S. MERRILL.
Jan. 1. '6a. n1w -. -
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03

Portland, Jan. 1, 1873.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
COp0rtnership Notice !

THE Undersigned have this day formed copart-
ners ip for he purpose ofconducting Whole
sale Flour, Grocery and Provision business. under
the name Of d. w. TRUE q Co. ,14l Commercial
ST., Portland. r fl.f.- ~ Ii--7 =
On hand at all times a large stock of first class
Groceries and Provisions and all grades Western and
Paris Mills Flour ..- III -, ! :
e. I-s. - also - 1.i.-,f
The undersigned at S nth Paris under the firm
name of Paris FIGURING Co., will continue the man
ntacture OF The well known Paris Mills Flour also
Wholesale Dtalers in Corn, Graham Flour, Md
dlings Fine Feed and Shorts. Address D. w. True
d Co., 14l Coml, St, Portland or Paris FIGURING
Co, South Paris, Maine -
d. w. TRUE,
bt- ,'HARLES BAILEY,
h'1e ftl b-1- FRANKLIN CRAWFORD,
E4.-.g z. MORGAN.
Portland, Jan. 1, 1868. d&w2w
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-03
COPAMTNERsHa HaP.
Dissolution of fCoportmersf,ip

THE Copartnershio heretofore existing under the
l. firm name Of D. w. True g. Co., is this day dis
solve b. mutual consent
Either partner is au holized to use the firm name
In liquidation
D. w. TRUE,
G. II. ThUE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01

rHUtfIT. the EnHIHf Hf fHi|s t#I..s If.
i.. rumlfr eI r.'afFl fairs H. cod CO.
uunhsruffa q afs'a a rafluf4H. 100
taliais gill Zen o. placed be- itr ial'Hi
h,rts. uhith aiii A. sealed and, ierfihfr
a. Ih che TfEisItaiiHn ani tlrsiian Trt'ri-i
n.il ~ iuIufi over a. strh eauniy oilrfr
or wfmh.r " he iiss.siiaii hoard as
-1'i h'.Ti maF select, pha ui ! Igrrli'
ikrwhrs ant siii b. hsli Trsrnasii.lr &c
The same fs-h mru.hsr 0i tlr o. az Nii'
rake siiiasu i5-hr elrr,riHfss ~ lhe re-
turns, one cory 1T nhish vii lheA %
brought by some mFmblE oi Tue h,''i 7"
he Commanding OFurral oi ihr linh Mil'
itary district, Al Nrs urirnns, Tie other
eopy nil be retained - tie hosri until
furiher orders,
Nll. The poslls ~ Registrars gill SO
that a fail and fair opportunity Is giFen
for deposiiihg bic ballot 10 every man ca
titled 20 vote, and will generally do every p
thing that is requisite 20 secure a fall sud
impartial expression af The Vpinlehs sAd
wishes II the registered voters,
VIII An rlas,s where Intoxicating
liauars are Teiailei Nlll he elpsrl on ihe
DAYS of the election ahl surh sale II liquors
/ is prohibited dunng said e,scllon days,
tx. Military interference with election
.unless il be necessary To keep the peace
ai the polls, is prohibited by law, and nu
I soldier will DO allowed % appear a. ANY
polling place, unless as citizens Of tie
State they are registered a. N"leIs, hn'l
then only for the durPose Of Ndt.ngi hnl
the commanders Of posts will he pr pared
to act promptly IL the civil authorities i-il
I 10 preseTNe ,he peace,
\. The sheriff aud other peace officers OF
each county are required Ia Do present dur
/ ing tho whole lime tie polls are kept open,
aud until the election l. completed, anl
will be made responsible that there shalt
. be no Interference with the Judges oi Ll,',
| ton, or other interruption OF gool 0,drr,
Asun additional measure to the purity
/ of the election each Registrar, or clerk, Is
hereby clothed, during the election, with
authority to call upon the civil officers OF
. tie county to make arrest, md In ca - OF
the failure o. the aforesaid civil officers, arc
empowered to rcrfom their duties dUrins
| tie election. They will make full report
Of such failures o.: the part uf civil officers
/ to the Commanding General Finh Military
I District through the Headquarters, District
of Texas, for orders in each case.
II. When the returns shall have been
received at the Headquarters OF the FIN
Military District, the result of the election
will be published 10y the commander there
Of anJ il majority Of the votes, according
to the laws of Congress, have been In favor
of convention, the names Of the delegates
elected will be officially announced, an
the Convention called together
MI. Persons who convey returns to The
Headquarters of the Fifth Military District
will be paid, Mt New Orleans, reasonable
expenses in making the journey aud re-
turning.
by command of Major General Hancock
GEo. l.. IlNRrsUFP,
Assistant Adjuiant General.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01
General Gordon Granger.

The following dispatch was sen
to the Prcsidentby General Granger
on the recent election ola conserva
iye Mayor in Mem his: oo
MEMpnIs, January. 2, 1865.
IN. Ires,dent johnson, Washington:
Memphis redeemed. Leftwicl
elected Mayor. Peace, order ant
quite prevail. Free white suffrage
vfudicatcd. GoRDoN. GRANaER'
10 which the President replied,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3, 1857.
To'General Gordon Granger;
Thank you for the good news
Truth, Justice must triumph
Ny faith In the people has not beer
diminished. The day is not distant
when Tennessee will be redeemed.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Sbeal;ing Of this correspondence
Tile Memphis Avalanche says;
Tho gallant officer who transmit
ted the gratifying intelligence ofour
municipal victory to the Chief Ma
.istrate of the nation, has endeared
jliuasslf to. the citizens of Memphis
by his manly and courteous dport-
ment and the admirable arrange
ments he made for the preservation
sfpeace and order on the day OF our
election. should there have been a
necessity for the interposition OF his
farcc here. Theimpromptu speech Q
General Granger, when "called out
on Monday evening, was relieved
Nx the people with unmixcd satisfac-
ton, and they arr proud TO have
with them one who makes himself
their friend, when the time no lon
ger endures when heshould be their
enemy.
The conduct Of Gen. Granger
since the war is nothing more than
we would have expected from an
officer, whose high sense OF honor IN
the early part OF that struggle con-
strained him TO refuse to serve on q
board of survey, while a paroled
prisoner. eveu at the risk OF losing
has commission. General Granger
fought us as bravely and as efficient
lv as any other Federal officer while
the war lasted, but be does not seem
disposed-Iike some who did not
6vht while it lasted-to make war
mon MS in time Of peace. HIS ap-
pointment 20 the post from winch
General Swayne has been removed,
would be q very agreeable one to
the people of Alabama.-1hOOi'e
Register.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01
THE TEXAS ALMANAC
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renmansh'I-lesson4 not l'm'tc,l...........S45 On
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01

Senator Trumbul., Of Illinois, q
leading Republican, has expressed
strong Opposition to the bill making
two-tblrds of the Supreme Court
necessary 10 declare an act Of Con
gres unconstitutional. But the i'm
preston at Washington is, that the
Radicals viii pass this and al other
measures which they deem Bee=s
sarT 70 perPstuate their power
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01

Connterfeit t~o dollar notes, vel
executed. on the National Bank of
gipdsrbood, are in circulation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-01

Hos dssrc wagons For sale.
HTE I,sve 80 lssssa siz -pisBdid Bois
W > Are Ea-ans- Two ani f0rr ho-ss.I
81 Dsres & EimhaliE i1ak.. which - a.
frr sf rrr-tiy reau-t-.i i.i.cts. fer e--a
.-f-r fEsfEiFS & CO.
Dallas. gan-s-v eai. 6s-I5slm-