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U. -. TAKES.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

AssEssoR's OFFICE, 10TH DIST. OF OHIo,1
NEW PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom 1t may
merations made by the Assistant Assessors OF
the 10Th Collection District of Ohio, consisting
OF the counties of Belmont, Guernsey, Harrison,
inspection OF all persons concerned for the
period Of ten @ days, from and after the 9th day
District, In New Philadelphia. at which time
and place appeals will be received and deter
mined relative TO any erroneous excessive
valuations, assessments, or enumerAtions taken
by the Assistant Assessors in said District, and
returned in the annual lists.
All appeals to said Assessors shall be made in
writing, and shall specify the particular cause.
matter, or thing respecting which decision is
requested, and state the ground or principle
complained Of JOHN SARGENT:
Assessor 10th District of ohio.
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Sheriff IS Sale of Real Estate.

vs i'S"e' iN AoN'
E7ihu r. Paiterson, ct al. Belmont Com. Pleas.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE in
II the above case issued and to me directed, /
will offer for sale on the premises, in the Town
of Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1865
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o.
CLOCK r. N. OF said day the following described
psemises, situate in Belmont County to wit:
In Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio, COM
mencing feet from the Northwest corner of
Lot, No, 46 in the original plat of the aforesaid
town; thence running 10 feet inches East on
the front and back to the edge of the RaIl Road
cut being part of the aforesaid Lot No. 46.
Aso-Part second, commencing for the same
at point 30 feet inches East from the North
west corner Of the aforesaid Lot, No. i0; thence
feet on Main Street; thence back to the edge
of the cut of the Central Ohio Rail Road, being
part of the aforesaid Lot, No. AZ.
IermsoJ Sus:-One-third cash. one-third In
one year and one-third in two years with in
terest on deferred payments.
Appraised at, LIST Lot, $500.
I'd Lot 800.
SAMUEL b. PIPER, Sheriff Bel. Co. O.
KING MANNING, Attys for Petitioner.
Sherif's Office, st. Clairsville, o., April 2 1858.
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HEREAFTER, Radical Presidents will
save much money to the people by dying
as soon rs the ceremony OF election is
over, and not wait for impeachment
proceedings.-[Copperhead paper.
Or the poison and pistol of Democratic
Assassins. which have been more fatal
to Presidents, than impeachment trials.
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Dissolution Notice.

VNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween John l.. Frint & Eugene Nagle, under
the firm name of Frint Nagle was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebt-
ed to us ON book account ,Are respectfully re-
quested 70 call and settle. 10 ..I- y
80 EUGENE NAGLk.
mal9-Sw r p.
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Corrected every tuesday for tho CHRorIoIE,
by James r. Brady a Co., bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. Who are con-
verting 7-90s OF the June and July Into $40 OF
iea7a nj iqGs vyIthout chnroe
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Sheriff Sale of Real Estate.


VS..
Nm. r. Rarper
j. II. HINT & Bro
VS..
I'm. r. Hdpcr.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN EACH
u OF the above two cases issued and to me di-
rected, will offer for sale at the front door of
the Court House, in ST. Clairsville, in said Coun-
ty, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1865
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o.
clock T. NJ. of said day, the following premises,
situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Part OF the South halfof the North West quar-
ter OF Section No. 10. Township 5, Range g. con-
tanning Is acres more or less
Thee undivided one-seventh interest in and
TO part OF Section No. 10, Township s, Range 9,
containing ~ acres more or less.
The one undivided one-sevsnth interest in
and to part OF the Southwest quarter of Sec
ton No. ~. Township s, Range 6, containing 81
acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day OF sale.
Appraised LIST Tract, at $500.
III al " S2f0
1885 s2S.
J.H. COLLINS, PITS Atty.
SAMUEL b. PIPER, Sim. Bel. Co., o
Sherin's Office st. Clairsville, March l9,lsss.
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M "a r r IE d

kIrTINGER-MYERS.- the 3Ist of March
by the Rev. Robert Alexander, Mr. DAVID
kittinger, Of Canal Fulton, o., TO Miss Eliza
beth Myers of Belmont Co.
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Sheriff S Sale of Real Estate,

VS..
Eser Boten ct al, } Belmont Common Pleas.
PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
W II offer for sale, ON the premises ~ miles
southwest from the town Of Hunter, in Wayne
Township Belmont County. Ohio, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1858,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
promises situate in Belmont County, to wit:
The Northeast quarter of Section 2S, Township
9, OF Range 3, in the District of land sold at
Marietta Ohio, containing 18l acres and 2-l0O of
an acre, less acres and roods sold to said Ezer
Bolen by Ann Bolen, deceased, in her life time
off the Southwest corner of said tract.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, one-third in
one year and one-third in two years, with in
terest on deferred payments.
Appraised at, 5000.
SAML B. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
]: II. COLLINS, Atty for Petitioner.
Sherff's Office, st. Gairsville, April 10, 1853
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CHTrLkxNfHsEnfH
- ANNCALLY.-ou
and see the new stNsh
of Goods. SAd pay fG
what ysu haysfot,e a.
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finanfiaI and Commeffiai.


oolP 81 closed in New York on Tuesday even.
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JEPSOMS',
fOpposite the z. O.

HAVE ON HAND n
II full stock OF GRO
GER les. Q EE Ms
WARE, GLASSWARE
and NOTIONS, and
more coming this week.
DO ne tail 10 call and
see NJ.
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Misffltaufons.

siftesnth otl.ftsrfy Report OF the First
Nstionss Bsnk ofst. cisirsviiis, osse.
Sho1oinD ns colduion on ne morning Of ne dra
.lt 4 Monday Of dprft, 1865.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-16

was full meeting of the officers and
managers of the Belmont County Agri-
cultural Society, on Saturday. March
2ist, at the office Of the Secretary, II
- The Board reelected r. II. Cochran,
Secretary, and Ross J. Alexander Treas
urer. -
- Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
23rd, oath, and 25th, days of September,
were fixed as time for the next annual
Fair. lfE 7Tf . tTI aas-f ~
The renting Of the grounds was refer
red to a Committee, consisting of David
Brown, r.. Nj. Wilkins, and r. H. Coeh-
ran.
The Officers and Board, for the ensu-
ing yea :, are as follows:
.. Isaac Welch, President.
II. s. Clark, Vice President.
r. H. Cochran. Secretary. fisl r31s
Ross ]. Alexander, Treasurer.
Managers, John Marshall, r. M. Will
kins, Thos. A. Thompson, David Brown,
one year; ID. B. Hogey Arch Giffin, Benz.
C. Humphry, and Joseph HI, Close, two
xears. = ~ p sli. III ffNffi
Z Adjourned tomeet May lst, at o'clock,
p. II. 'N~ ~ sAS
The above was mislaid and its publi-
cation omitted on that account, eeW Sio
Y u - - "
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alew Aausrtise,nents.

UMPS!! PUMPS!!!
THE CHEAPEST in use for wells or cisterns.
4 made of wild Cucumber wood not liable to
crack from exposure to the weather, and on
nearly the same principle as the Old log pump
but only costing about oie-'i;llf. l have used
them for two years and know them to be much
easier TO work and not liable to get out of repair
Don't fail to call and see them before buying
For sale at
!, JAMES OSBORNE'S,
apl6-tf 'f ST. Clairsville, Ohio
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EfssI.
70 Whom it May Concern.

10 w uOln 1L May COnCern.
A N hPPICATION win be made In behalf OF
IA David vandine ard Mahsla vandine, 70 the
Governor of Ohio, within n reasonable time
after the publication Of this notice, asking for
the pardon OF Jonathan Vandine, convicted Of
horse stealing at the Spring term OF 1896 Of the
court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County,
Ohio, for the term Of three years. .
sp9-5w DAVID vANDINE.
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YER YBODY issx-
Il pected to settle with
J yEPsoSs', opposite the
Post Office. at the begin
ming OF the year, and 81;
der some of their fins
goods, which are war
ranted To give entire
satisfaction. de25 +.
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! THAKs for the new subscribers, COM
tlnus the favors and oblige yours, &C.
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Notice to Contractors

NOClC6 10 COntraCtOrS.
CEABED PROPoCAJS will be received at the
- Engineers once, Barnesville, Ohio or at
Bute's Store, Bellaire. Ohio, until II A. NJ. on
FRIDAY, April II, 1865 for Grading, CuIver1ing,
Delivering, Breaking and Spreading Lime Stone
OF graveling, on the Bellaire and Wegee road
Improvement.
b. Bids for each class of work must he separate.
Bids for masonry TO be by the perch of 25 cubic
rect each; for Lime Stone by the rod Of 100 cubic
feet each, the stone to be broken TO n size not
exceeding four ounces In weight.
specifications Of the work can be seen at either
all bids Is reserved.
Contracts subject to the approval OF the Coun-
ty Commissioners, who will meet at BelIsire
on the day of letting, for that purpose.
NATHAN BUNDY, Engineer
BarnesviIle, April 0, 1893
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CsCHOOL B0QKS.--A full assortment at
- VESTS Opposft Bank Bafldiugs
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EoE grula r-cffIfS res
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'ef- uee f7- t7ea msap 1s7eo lo .s-3
'sira9 -q'-H ss.s = sa3et8 ,rsf77lF s7o3
nqsiat ei1s'e9 asl9 ,H1vd. t,i -srg
30 efA .pt i7.ulIe ,jzD'., ,fa.nsS
,1l1.-g- 'GrA UrA sEWhes.4EQnu-r.T
.-1a3,E e.9-shy
$50 .h ia,isH sf.ra.'iaf 'seI Hi.i. sDtatr .
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A TIMELY WoRK.-It is announced
that the house. of ]. B. Burr & Co., of
Hartford have in press work entitled
"Grant as Soldier and a Statesman" /"
which will be ready for publication,
shortly, and will be sold by subscription
The title intimates its contents. 1t will
no doubt be eagerly sought for as soon as
it appears. The country is desirous of
some accurate account of General Grants
whole course in the field of politics, as
well as of battle. Ample means for illus
trating his opinions upon the questions
of the day exist in his reports, letters and
act; though this fact is generally lost
sight of. If the materials are properly
used, 1t will appear that in the field of
politics as well as war, General Grants
forte is action and his "head-quaters"
always properly located, THAT he is as
reliable as Statesmen, as he is a Soldier.
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Measuring Can,

PATENTED. Sept. 3, 1867, doing away with
the use Of measursrs and tunnels.
State and County Rights for Sale.
Highest price paid for Old Iron, Copper, Brass
and Lead.
ap6-ly
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

March II, 1S6s-6w
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
Gold i0!. Cotton firm--uplands 81.
Aha 7! Ana /. .

-A"N M"
Now that they have had their spree
over Maine and nothing can be gained
by keeping up the delusion, the leaders
are beginning to underceive the dupes rs
to the Maine victory. Says the New
York Tribune:
eff our vote should fall off like that OF
Maine. eight per cent. of the total vote of 1866
we would lose New York by ~ 7ls majority.
Therefore we must do six per cent. better
than Maine, compared with 1866 or we lose
the State" o., ....-....lf .-.-E4teg
A Radical loss admitted Of eight per
! cent on the total vote Of 1866, with the
confession that the Radicals or New
York must do sic per cent better than
Maine or they will lose that State by over
foltvthrec thousand. a'aaU 4'f1ED
We saw that, and therefore put out our
rooster, and gave hearty crow over the
Radical losses in Maine, and the CORES
pending Democratic gains.
We saw thatif the Radical vote of New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois should fall off like that of Maine
every one Of them would be lost to
Grant and Coliax. The shallow thinkers
as well those who don't think at all,
among the Radicals were wonderfully re
joiced over the result in Maine. They
are now told by Greeley that there was n
loss of eight per cent in Maine, and that
if the Radicals elsewhere do not do six
per cent better than did their brethren in
Maine, Grant will be defeated
Considering that the Radicals Of Maine
had all the affairs, State and National;
controlled all the manufacturing estab-
lishments; had the registry boards in
the hands of partisan friends, and had
ample funds; and considering further
that extraordinary exertions were made
to show an increase. instead of telling
of, compared with former votes, and aft
err all that they are compelled to acknowl-
edge loss Of eight per cent, the hopes
of carrying other States, where they have
no such advantages as they had in Maine
must be too slender to afford any encour
agement to prosecute the canvass. And
they might as well give up the contest at
once rather than continue it under cir
cumstances so discouraging, --OiarNHdti
Enguirer.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
RIVER NEWS.

The River since our last notice has taken a
strange freak; without any rain for some days
it commenced to rise on Monday night, aud
continued rising until Wednesday night. 1t
is now falling with ten or twelve feet in the
channel. Weather clear and cool with frosty
nights. r..#t tsa..
The AD,ericdn arrived on Wednesday from
Little Rock having been DELAYED Beyond her
time by an accident to her machinery. when
few miles above Little Rock. She left on
Wednesday evening aud will be due here
again Sunday. The following is her manifest
Of Van Buren, freight: J. 4. Scott, 81 packa-
geS ID. G. Williams 4 Co. II do. A. VI. CAL
alIan& Co. | do; y. I. Cornelius. do. c.
+. Harvey do; \. 5. uonnet, ID do; Jno.
IIauel I do. fE'Gfctt .o @-fiNl
The Fort gibson, Capt. WoopBURN's new
boat. from Cincinnati ars;.o.i -tp.eI,,o-,'ry
morning. early and left for Fort Gibson. She
will he down and leave for Little Rock to-day.
Her freight list for Van Buren, was, tor NJ.
Lynch, 10 packages; J.W Wallace 5 do; r.
Miller & Bro. : do; White & lIanley do
II. c. IIayman, lido ~. I. Lytle do; 6. E.
White do, -,- rs
The Ametcan, Capt. John W. williams, w.
VI. Morrison. Clerk; will leave Van Buren, on
the 10Th inst. for New Orleans direct. Pas
scngers and shippers will take due notice.
The river reporter of the Cincinnati En-
quirer of the Both ult~ says;
The merchants of Memphis have placed the
Arkansas River and White River lines of
steamers under peeuniary and moral obliga-
ton obrmg all the business they can control
to Memphis. They understand the import
ance of sustaining regular through packets
Cincinnati has a regular line of Boats IN
charge Of competent and reliable steamboat
men, to the Arkansas, and our merchants will
only consult their own interests in sustaining
these boats literally. The Cora =. Captain
lerkcS, is now loading for the Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
FROM wAsH1xaroY.
WASHINGTON. Sent. 30.

~ w.
The President to-day appointed Albegf
G. RYAN 70 I've Collector III Internal s,v,.
idc for thc LIST District 81 ARKANSAS, 10
oil the vacancy caused by the election
and qualification of Logan II Roots as
Representative in Congress from that
State The ease ~ similar to that Of ,he
Collectorship of Customs at New Orleans
in relation to which the Attorney Gen.
eral delivered an opinion that the Prcsi.
dent had authority to make an appoint.
ment
The Radicals are quite indignant that
Geo. ii. Thomas has been called from
Tennessee 10 form one ola Court of In.
quiIy here in Gen Dycr's ease They al.
lege that the President had a covert design
in assigning him to that duty, and this
they claim is confirmed hy the ordering
of General Granger, Democrat, to that
department, which he will command dur.
ing the temporary absence of Thomas
Their charges are, of course, groundless,
as the Secretary Of War appointed the
officers for the Court of Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ..
SUPPRESSION OF REPORT on CAMILLA APf AIR
II is stated tonight in the most posi-.
tive. manner, that the report of General
Sibley regarding the riot at Camilla, Ga.
was received by Gen Coward ON Tues
day last, and that its publication is refus
ed by that officer on the ground that il
places the blame on the negroes who
went TO the meeting fully armed, and re.
fused to go any other way The report
is very long, and is made up from sworn
statements Of witnesses. ...IH
NEW YORK, Oct .. .
Gem Mcclellan was serenaded this
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The
Mcclellan Legion, numbering 5000 or
5000 men marched in procession to the
hotel, bearing banners and torchliQhts,
and accompanied by banps of music
Madison square was densely packed with
citizens, WHO, while waiting for Gen. Me
Clellan, were RECALLED with a display Of
fireworks.
ihe oeheral appearance on the hotel
balcony was the signal for enthusiastic
applause &c was introduced hy Gen.
}. IL, ii. Ward, as The great command
err of the army of the Potomac"
Gen. Mcclellan said: | know, my
friends, you will not. expect speech but
be contented with the expression Of my
sincere thanks for this cordial greeting
on my return home A." The Legion then
passed in review before Gen Mcclellan,
and the vast assembiage soon separated,
cheering for /" The Hero Of Antietam -.
The American Bible Society has APP
pointed Rev. Andrew Hunter its agent
Tor Southern Arkansas. $50 l01ff
s-.... ....-. ~ .s4f NEW YORK, Oct 3,
Gold iOt. Cotton firm--uplandS 27l
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

just published, a new edition of Or. Caire,-
VeiFS celebrated Essay on the radical cure
(withoui mcdlcine) Of SphcrmaorrhUa, or Semi
pal Weakness, Involuntary Scminal losses, I'm.
potency, Mvnta! aud Physical lneapaclty, lmncd'
mcnts TO Marriage, etc; also Consumption.
Epilepsy aud Fits, induced by scf-indulgenee or
sexual eXtravagance,
~ Price, IN u scaled envelope, only 6 cents,
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
full practice that the alarming consequences II
self abuse may be radically cured without Tho
dangerous use Of. internal medicine or the apph.
cation of the knife pointing out mode of cure at
once simple. certain, and eHecinal, by means Of
which every sufferer no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself choapg, privately and
.rudicGlly. n $50 p'iHhi
.6~l'lds Leisure should be in the hands Of
every youth and every mau in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, TO any nd
dress, pQsiaidp on roeeirt VI six eons. or two
goslt s'a.pps, also Dr. c9lyervell's MaTiaye
Guide" ptce ej cents. Address the Publishsrs
CHASE, G. KLINE & CO., l21 Bowery, New
York, Post Onice BOX 4,5sG, july 10Y.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
Oily News Depot !!
....H AT THE
POST OFFICE BUILDING, .

POST OFFICE BUILDING, r.s
Where may be had at all times. any of the
following Newspapers and Periodicals:
st. Louis Daily Republican and Democrat.
llarper's Weekly-llarper's Bazaar.
Frank Lcslic's Illustrated and Chin Corner.
New \ ork Ledger, Weekly, and Day Book.
Godey's. Leslies, Demorests and Peterson's
Lady's Books. ......
Ilarper's, Pntnam's, and Lippncot's Month
ly Magazines.
Orders for Books, Papers. Music, etc. filled
within ten days from date of order and gen
eral satisfaction guaranteed.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
JOHN NJ HARRELL, Secretary.


ftf- Speaker Colfax has at last com,
to the conclusion 10 surrender to IIymen.
He is engaged to Miss Nellie Wade, q
niece of senator Wade, of Ohio. She is
a lady Of fine accomplishments. The
day has not yet been fixed for the nup.
tials, or at least it has not TRANSFERRED
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

Esr Wonder if the Editors the New
BRA, has called on the Commander of the
Post, at Fort Smith, Col. MULLIGAN, and
Informed him of the duties of his office,
Net Beware, DELL, remember the fate OF
lthe poor Attorney General. ss
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

4 Isr An those desiring Daily or Week
Nv Papers, can have them left at their
dwellings, or stores every morning on the
arrival of the mail, by leaving their names
at the CITY NEWS ROOM, lat the Post
Nnlce building. lt 1As1sia
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

RIA. NJ. CALLAHAN & Co, rae ne

ES A. VI. CALLAHAN d Co, rae now
prepared to receive lint cotton at their
NIL for ginning. Not 10 be ont done NY
other gins, they are Offering inducements
fully equal to any other con
Germ -"Old Uncle CY p" has been for the
past month getting everything in tip top
order for the Fall and Winter campaign,
and thinks he can turn out us heavyand
good looking bales of cotton aud make
as handsome corn meal, as the next man.
See their advertisement in oui paper.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

re- DR.. L. {, WHITE returned home
'on the steamer RI. Gibson, on Tuesday
blight last He has been absent at the
|East, some six or eight weeks. .u..
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09
Presidential Electors.
RooMs Dew SrArECrNrRAL Cow

Rooms Dem SrATECESrRAL Cow
Little Rock, Oct 1, 1868. (
Hon. JORDAN f. CRAyENs having re-
signed the position of candidate fol
Presidential Elector on the democratic
ticket, on account of disqualification, in
accordance with the suggestion of the
district convention, W d. JAcowAY, of
Yell county, is hereby announced to fill
the vacancy, rs. ..r-.lr. rr..
RoBERT A. Howard, Chairman.
.IouN NJ III .RgpJI Secretarv
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

PrSsileat-lIoS. JESSE TURNER
yae-Ptssaiaas--G. wilcox, and II. +
TauMlsoSltLN Asl-i " f''--
Tredsmer-P Lynch.
SsactQry-C. NJ. THoMPsoS.l 1osi 1itHt .
Corresponding Seoretdry-C. I. WARD.
Erecuiire Committee--Dr. III. PERNOT, III
BRowSFIELD, J. ;. DUSHAMs .sr,...s
Finance Comnitfee-JAMHs BANTER, SAM
MARTIN, MATHEW Moore.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

Ey Col D. r. PETneREw and Col.
RAVENS, of Washington County are now
n our city, on business connected with
he COMMISSIONER Court.
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

ES- Leteyery Democrat and Conserya-
tive come up and REGIsTER. To-day and
tomorrow are the last days-Friday and
Saturday .s5sIt
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

AZ Apples are beginning to be freely
shipped from this market The Ameri,
can on her last "trip, probably;took down
a hundred barrels Apples are not as
plenty us last year, but are larger and
better. llHHiN WNlhaie.ls.tj
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

Es" Our White Oak correspondent 5
letter came to late for this week. Will
appear in our next. ......-..-. fe
Also, the same, of " Once Rad "sf
The Van Buren press., 1868-10-09

fr A. Sunday School pupil N The
course of examination on the Psalms, was
asked, "What is the pcstilcncs that walk
eth IN darkness "Plcasc, Sir, bed bugs