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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
!. New YORK marKet-ssept. as,iE

" q -o~f1 - t.1SNht,s1osiJ
.ACOTTONADull and a. shade lower, Is 4
@ 26c for iniddlihs skuplands.
ioFLoUR-IMo IModeratelyO aetixei n5@l0c
lower. .yEWESsH ia11
tFTzMB -Nominally; 1@2c lower.
kHi E-s2uiet;$1 47@l. 40 tor Westerps
;qS.OfAST-T7Quiet at zee for1 new western
/. CORNIJpun; 81 1901 IS for dneo,rhd;
81 olS ls1ss9l als& tor sound mixed western
PoRK-oaiet; s2s 26@2s a2s' ifoSrrsm for mess,
cash and regular. .s-,--,
6 BEEFt-DuIl and dropping b5s Wv
= CUT MEATS--Dul and heavy .sRsasG
70 BACON4DnHiand nominal.
soEARD-Dul; l95s@20e forfairto prime
steam. -Eb sSis8a
: STEADY. and. in fair demand. at
Eo0zoc. x ! 9s.tl l....-... .aesrTE3 gufotdrtf
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- - llE.T5 JnJ lAQ
Chicago market-Sept.- %.

. FLOUR-Dull; !; spring extra Sc 00@S-7E.
WHEAT-Moderate1y active and &c
I'2 at 81 491s a 1 501s. closing steady 81 30
for No. 2; s4leslsince 'change at 81 40 f,r
&C; ,eoRNMLesss active and !1z@s4s lower;
sales of No. at 94@95e, No. d y314@94c,
| and rejected at 9l@9Dc. closiDg.at 9414@
S41ae tor No. l. Sales No. L this afternoon
oATS-GSod demand and 14@Isc lower;
sales at 53@5334c for Nos! i anu 2, and
514c for rejected; closing with sellers at
| 90 for former. syLul ssng5 y7cu .fgI-
RYE-Dull and 3114@4c, lower; sales No.
l at 81 2O@1 "a, and No. 2 at 81 l6115 Clio,
closing dull at 81 20 for No. H. u isdf
+ lBARLEY-Opened quiet and easy, at
81 73@l74 for No. 2. advanced to SlT9, and
closed firm at 7714; rejected 81 57@1 6o1s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

! AssAuLT-PsAcE WARRANT:-John MilS
way was arreste on Tuesday and taken
b tore Squire Meeker on a charge OF eem-
mitting an assault on the person Of a man
named Dowdall, living on Henry Miiler's
farm, where Milway also worked The
Squire assessed fine OF $40 on the Offend
er, which, was paid. He was immediately
arrested on peace warrant, sworn out by
= Dowdall, and gave bond in the SUN Of $500
to keep the peace for one year. r.l'sF7ia ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
New York Dr,Yt lssood. .nlarket-Septsas.

NeW HOrK DRY WOOus sFHaFKet-Sept.zo.
- The demand from first hands is dquite
limited. bnt jobbers are doing fair trade
at CONCESSIONS! Heavy sheetings steady at
Ice for Atlantic A. and Apo oleto A; 1870
l4c for Lawrence; Il 31sc for Laconis b; 121sc
for Goldson Ridge; lac for Pepperell N;
El61ac for Amoskeag A. Bleaehed mnslins,
Is: for Slater's, Booth, Bond L and Name
sake: 151lsc for Forrest Dale; 151sc for Bart
lett;ll lSs for Masonville and Fruit of the
LOOM. 2oe for Tnscorora; 22116c tor Wam-
sutta; 25c for Manville One Hundred and
for Imperial x 1211Sci for American aud
Richmond prints; 13c for Pacific and
Sprague's; 30csf Pearl River Lieks; t26c
for yCondish; B do; 221ac for, Boston a A
| do; ,la1sc for Keystone ginghams; 17c' for
Glasgow do; 25c for real Earlston do, and
71%c for print cloths. G5 HTDIETID Sd Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

b THE RACES To-DAY.--Our sporting men
are considerably excited over the races to
come off over Oientangy Park course this
afternoon, and public opinion is pretty
, equally divided as. To- which will be win
ner in the running race. As to who will
take the skates inytrotting match we have
e our own opinion as we, suppose every, one
Z else has. There will be fine sport Offered
and it isexpected there will. be large
crowd out to witness it.. - =
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v,LOCALy.NOTICES.-

SCHOLARSHIPS in Columbus Business
College sold at forty dollars till October 1st.
y sep243 ct J05 T;1rs-rTl,-II~su
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

''''' ess-s Andrews & Hull have received the
Atlantic for October and HarpeerTs- DaAai
bu for October 81. ,o4 4sd,, H. 10 s,asybs nj (
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CBmMERgfHEMAffEss

New York Money market-sspt. es.
sGoLD-Odehed frmer ut 143 and clos-
ed at 1925 @1423S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

JANUARY, AT ,TAYLoR's STATIoN.-The
gentle January, who is ambitious of writ
ing Ma O." after his name, (Which, OF
course, the people can't &C" though per-
haps willing he should write the truthful
IN. I'D was to have had a basket meet
ing at Taylor's Station Tuesday. Winans
was there promptly on time, but the peo-
pie were not there. Great was his grief;
heavy were his sighs-though his size,
mental or physical, is not immense-and
terrible was his woe. In fact it was all
"whoa, Januaryl" Such a shameful fizzle
has not been known in the District If the
RAIDS do not, desire to lose every vote in
this county, they should put January in
the stable and try to fatten him mentally,
if they cannot increase his eorporosity. To
eat a cold dinner in the drizzling rain, and
then have to wash it down with the water
ed skim milk of one of Winans' speeches,
is adding insult to injury. Take him away.
""Whoa, January,w .,--,. ~,.y -.,7r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

POLICE CoURT.-There were only two
cases before the Mayor yesterday morning,
and but one of these gay galoote s,s.
Adrian Adams was arrested about 4
o'clock yesterday morning, for attempting
to break into house kept by woman
named May. He was fined SIS and costs
and committed to the city prison for twen-
ty-four hours.
Walter Hogan was on a complicated
+drunks It was plain that it was complica-
ted, and complicated it was plain. He was
drunk an over in tact. Not having SIS to
ply his assessment. he went the way of all
galoots to Sinners Rest, where, amid the
roar of hammers anu the crash of boulders,
he breaketh stone. . Es -
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.NEw7YoRK NrE1.ANGE.
y
ArriNRd.

-IJis .g -tEg Arrived.
80 r.. "'1 ~ 80 NswYoRK, Sept. %.
:, The steamer Erin, from Europe, has ar
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le GOVERNMENT sToCKS-Easier; Cou-
L 1nsL Of ISL l4t4@1l41ss;sl do go TifJ5@
il45Sz5;; ~ 1095s@ 1,l0; do, '65 I 10zs @ll16;
20 = new lOsss@l0sz& do i67 10S5s@10S 40
0 5so Sress@we1i u4o ai@loasa9'oa ~. aoac, ~
1';sS s zSR6fss Ada@s ss9& 81 !;
United Stat 5fK@52; Me1rn'. 20
Union " 243ss;; Tacffie 'MailT 1888 l@alO;
Western U pion II legraph 341x@34%: New
FORK Central 2S14 @I2S37zS; Z; Erie 49l a ta4ssS;
10 preferred 691%@z0; OHIO & Mississippi
e91ss; Wabash 60334@6l;i do preferred 7ic@
l76s44; Michigan Central Ils; Michi-
gaf oSduthern s41z@g4IG Toledo igI02a
1929; 1921; Ft Wayne i691a @f0924.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

~ How to get up blow-catch colo
-, inythe, head. .IIkM s1EHqZY " q -Oo:R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

a. FoREpAuGH's MENAGERIE, AND CIRCUS
The finest display of animals and the oest
-eireus ever in this city is. that of Fore
pailgh, wiich delighted our citizens yes
terday. The animals are the best OF then
.kiht, and of rare varieties! We doubt Il
ever-a handsomer pair OF tigers was exhib-
;ssfl than those in this menagerie. Our citi.
cons showed their appreciation OF the high
merit of4he show byIturning out almost er
,oasss. and fiIling the immense canvas un-
comfortably fulloy We can commend ths
exhibition to. our brethren Of the press al a.
one of the best trayelipg6o I~1 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
Yacht Race.

2 The yacht race of the New York Yacht
Club, for the Vice Commodore's prize, came
off in the lower bay yesterday; the Phan-
tom winning the prize tor schooners, and
the Addie V. for sloops. tE5-Tf.-Fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

"A NEW Temple OF HONOR Quite q del
egation of the members of the Temple OF
Honor os this city, ON Tuesday went to
Reynoldsburg, where they instituted new
Temple. : 1t was a very enjoyable occasion,
d and those who attended speak in the highest
terms of their treatment by their Rey-
noldsburg friends, The following is the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

FARIS, OVpG' Zo' =
The Moniteur to-day, in an article on the
sneech of King William, delivered at Ham
burg, says his words show his faith in
peace. .---.-- -a-t -.-..- ....-. l-.-
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oipeeiHnnati No aeye " etnarkstTsept, 2s.
GOLD4l42N. ~@SS~A 'As
: Sew.Xerk ustecles marses-ssep,oa %.

- sEAEAANtIE5TFi Firmers; par buying, and
lsaO Opercentspreniumrsellngo ,irSns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24
Cotton.

Letters from Egypt report the yield of
cotton in that country this year to be enor-
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Il LIST OF IF LETTERS j IN h s :

Remaining aacatled for In the Columbus cPo ost
agfl3 aIs office, September 80 3ls6ssinsm
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New Market Races.
King William.

At the New. Market races yesterday, the
first race was won by Ravooli, and the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

PUBLIC Schools OF CoLUMBUs- fol-
! lowing is the weekly report of the Column
bus Public Schools for the week ending
september 1s, 1868, reported exclusively
for the Journal. it being supposed that
q Democrats do not send their children to
the Public. Schools, nor pay the taxes, and
have, therefore, no interest in the matter /:
. ..NnSn her OF pupils enrolled, 8 $50; aver
ACE daily attendance, $780, average daily
ABSENCE. 359 per cent. OF daily attend
3 a1ee. "A humber of cases Of truancy, %
number Of cases of tardiness, $50; cases o.
corporal punishment, 27.o NId!3 1oa5 g
w M1rnaEIL Supe rintendent.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

The following additional news has been
received from Spain. The fortified town
of Santona, in the province OF ASantanda,
khas pronounced for the revolutionists.-
Railroads and telegraph lines in the south
eastern part have bean cut and rapid COM
munication is destroyed. The excitement
at Madrid increases. - bel. --~- .-,esf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

HSee the list of advertised letters II
.Wthis paper. isiaa Y g arr !, siifys7saS = 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

IONDON, OtpI' Z0'
The following news from Madrid is Off
cial: Gen. Neoralicht z, of the Roy al army,
at the head of large force, has gone to
Andalusia. Troops have also been sent to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

Charles, S. West, w. G. T; Wm. Noe,
Wv. +; ). +. Smith, P. W. c. T.; VIM,
Howard, w. Re-; C. j. .[Hutson, w A. f.
N. N, Mason, w. #, B.; IN. Woodruff. ".
T.; D, W, Green. w: u; J. Long, w. - D.
S "A. T.. Graham, w! Chaplain ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

The iron establishments of Border 6
Sons, and E. Cowning & Co., in this city,
fully resumed work to-day. The stoppage
continued four months, and was occasioned
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
seymour amsl Blair Gssh MEETING.

In accordance with previous notice,
quite large meeting, Of ladies and gen.
tlemen assembled at the Court House on
Monday evening last to hear an address
delivered by Hon. JEssr TyGSrR -,-.
The meeting being called to order by
the President, the Committee On Thor.
ough Organization, appointed a. the last
meeting Of the Club, made the following
report, which was-unanimously. adopted:
The undersigned Committee, appoint
ed at the last meeting of the Club, to re
port pian foI tl.e thorough organization
Of county, would respectfully recon
mend that Barbecues be held in different
localities Of the county, to wit: fl
lst at Dripping Springs on 2sd Sept.
2d at Lafayette Township, 26th Sept.
Sd at Van Buren, on the 3lst Oct. III
% Your Committee would recommend
that q complete list OF all the males over
twenty one years OF age be made in eve
nv township in the county, and returned
to this Club at an early day,
The following plan of organization for
each township is reported
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUB.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Just published, a new edition Of Or. Cuirer-
,reUs Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medlcne) of SphermatorhGa, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I'm.
potency, Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmped.
iments TO Marriage ETC.. Also. Consumption,
Epilepsy. and Fits, induced by self.ndulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
.S" Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
ful practise, that the alarming consequences Of
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli.
cation Of the knife pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple. certain and efectual, by means OF
which every sufferer. matter what his condition
may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately. aud
radically. -
rY-Ihis Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to anyad-
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps Also, DR.. Culverwell's " Marriage
Guide" price % cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & co, 1877 Bowery. New
York, Post Office Box 1856 july l0-ly.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
JESSE Turner,
{. L. HARVEY,
J. S. DUNHAM,

On motion of G. +. Harvey 800 copies
of the report were ordered to be printed
in circular form for distribution through
out the county.
On motion, Chas. T. Ward, DR.. Rich.
Thruston and G.. Wilcox, were selected
As a Committee on Barbecues, to coaifer
with other township Clubs.
After the business of the meeting was
disposed of, Hon JESSE Turner deliver
ed to the audience an able and eloquent
address, touching briefly but very forci-
bly, all the most prominent points involv-
ed in the present contest. His speech was
indeed rcplete with good logic and sound
doctrine He earnestly urged upon the
people the great Importance of Register
ng-showing very clearly that they could
do so, Notwithstanding the electors oath,
prescribed in the bogus Constitution of
the State of Arkansas, was so very nause-
us and distasteful to all Conservative
men, and not commit perjury. That the
object of the miserable trainers of this
demonstrations and infamous oath,
was, bv it, to choke Conservative men--
the worth and intelligence of the State
from the polls, and by receiving the votes
of few ignorant and misguided whites
and blacks be elected to all the Offices,
when they could again plunge their hands
into the peoples pocket, as they had done
during the setting of the scallawag
Legislature at Little Rock That the peo-
pie are governed by the Constitution and
laws, enacted by them, as long as they
remain in the State whether they take it
or not, and that they MUST take it and
vote these public plumbers out of power (;
that was the only way to rid the State
of their unhalowed presence. Mr.. i.
concluded his remarks, after showing up
from beginning to end all the fiendish do
ings of the Radical faction, by insisting it
to be hc.interest Of the people to work
faithfully and increasingly for the election
of SEYMOUR and BLAIR, and the triumph
of these patriotic statesmen would be the
redemption of our country from Radical
misrule and ruin. ....
On motion of Mr. H. +. Thomason,
Esq, Gran Wilcox Esq, was requested
to address the Club, at the Court House,
next Monday evening; and that the la
dies are specially invited to attend.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
.. JESSE TURNER, Pres.
CuAs. C. CoLBURN, Asst. Scc'y.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

CRY OF DIsTREss.-The Ohio State
Journal, the central organ of Ohio Radi.
calism, closes long editorial on the out
look ofits party's prospects with the fol.
lowing affecting appeal:
"For Heavens sake, friends, work
Work from this day until the election. or
we are beaten in Ohio, in Indiana, in
Pennsylvania, in New York, and in the
whole country! !"
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18


tB- The river report Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer Of the 7th inst SAYS:
% Tie steamer Fort Gibson Capt. John Wood
barn. lcaves Pittsburg to-day for Arkansas
river. EBskAAtb eeG 4as.sS
The Gibson may be looked for here every
3 day. .yU7Hf .DHgD .gC1rgail .
The Daily Enquirer Of the 9th, has the fol-
lowing items; ,,.,. l...y
Mat. John D.Adams Of tlie Memphis and
Arkansas Packet Company. Is In the city
lie has contracted with Nessrs. Vance x ARM
strong of Madison for the construction OF two
boats to ply in that trade, one of which Is to
receive the machinery now In the steamer
Cleaner. The Cleaner was at our wharf yes
tcrday and will leave for Madison to-day.
Mr.. $, n, Fowler and Capt Il, 5. lerkess,
yesterday purchased Of Capt Pink Varble
and others Of louisville, the steamer Nor
man. Price sl0.O0. The boat Is now on the
docks at Louisville. Capt. Yerkes will take
command OF her In the Arkansas River trade,
III which he Is well and favorably knowp'
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Eyr The River is now in good boating
order for all classes of boats, large and
small. Since our last the river has risen
some six or eight feet making in all ten
or twelve feet rise At present date the
water is receding slowly with 6 or 5 feet
to Little Rock. We have had an abund-
ancc of rains for two weeks past; the
weather now, is clear and cool. lndica-
tons are, that we will have good navi-
gable river through the winter.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

ES- We have always found it good
as well as profitable plan, to keep on the
right side of the old ladies, and young
ones too. Sometimes it is a basket of
Peachcs-sometimc basket of cabbage.
The estimable lady Of old friend Patrick
Morris, finds us now indebted to her for
most Excellent cabbage.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
FROM WARRINGTON,
edlllAuetsfA, Ga, Sept. I.

Hon. B, II, Hill is about leaving here
to stump the North and West in the In
terest of the Democrats -''''''
IIk,t BUHLasGroN, VT, Sept 7.
The official returns Of the election arc
not yet completed. but the folloaing
statement is believed 20 be correct: Page,
Republican, 4o,9Ss; Edwards, Democrat,
l4,023. ''N~ ''''' ~ '' ....
Republican majority 26,96j.
Mr. Lincoln's majority in 1861 was
29,09s.
1'ltTD Nsw H.vss Sept o.
At the Democratic State Convention
held today, the following Presidential
electors were nominated:
At Large--Gov. James y, English and
Gen, VIM. B. franklin. lcgr
lst District-Alfred X. Goodrich
I'd District-G. H. Hibbard
3d Observation-Disclosures Wheeler.
CONCORD, Sept. Q.
President Pierce is more comfortable
this evening, and his medical attendants
think he may recover -.-I ..-.,s
ATLANTA, Sept 0.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor inclosiug the report Of the commit
tee in the case of persons applying for
seats vacated by the expelled negroes,
which reviewed the constitutional ques-
ton, and states the Constitution clearly
gave the negroes the right to hold office
During the reading, motions were made
to table it as direct insult to the House.
The motions were not sustained.
The following resolution was ntroduc.
ed:
Resoleed, That the portion ofthe com
munication from the Governor rejecting
upon the action of the House IN deciding
on the eligibility Of free persons of color
under the Constitution be returned to the
Governor with the followirg.-
Resoiced, That the members Of both
Houses are judges of what are the quail
fications of their members, and not the
Governor, and they are the keepers of
their own consciences and not his Excel
lency. . .-. .s
A resolution was passed to swear in the
members having the next highest vote,
who are not ineligible under the Sd sec
ton of the 18th amendment. Several new
members were sworn in and took their
seats.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

How TO BE HAPPY--The only way to
be happy is to take the drops of happl-
ness as God gives them to us every day
of our lives. The boy must learn to be
happy while he is learning his trade, the
merchant while he is making his fortune.
IL he fails to learn this art he will surely
miss his enjoyment when he gains what
be has sighed for. ..,,..' l,.''
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

ES- The Radicals claim that they have
a harp of 25,OO0 strings to play upon in
Vermont. The Democrats have one over
in Kentucky with 10000, and they pro-
pose to add some 10000 more to it i'll a
short time ". .t
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Er Mr., RICHARD ROBERTS, placed no
our table on Tuesday morning, as fine a
lot Of Peaches as we have put our eyes
on this season. They are of the Heath
Cling variety--large and delicious Dick
please accept our thanks. May your
shadow never be smaller.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18
City News Depot /!

POST OFFICE. BUILDING.
Ehere may be lad at all times, any OF the
lpllowing Newspapers and Periodicals:
st. Louis Daily Republican and Democrat
4 lIarper's Wcekly-IIarper' Bazaar.
Frank Leslics illustrated and Chin Corner.
4 New York Ledger, Weekly, and Day Book.
. Godey's, Lcsie's, Demorests and Petersons
Lady's Books.
IIarpcr's, Pntnam's, and Lippincot's Month
ly Magazines. e..
Orders for Books. Papers. Music, etc. filled
within ten DAYS from date of order and gen
.sral satisfaction guaranteed.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

--Baptist Brother-"l don't like your
church government. ltisn't simple enough.
There is too much machinery about it."
Methodist Brother" 1t is true, we have
more machinery about it than you but then
you see, it don't take SO much water torun
il
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18


We, the undersigned, citizens of said
township, do hereby unite ourselves to-
gether under the above name, to aid in
electing Seymour and Blair, and, peace
fully and lawfully to sustain Democratic
men and measures, and put down the
Radical faction, now depressing our
people and running our country
The Officers of the Club are President
and Vice Presidents Secy and Trcasur-
er; who will perform the usual duties as
such and also, in conjunction with the
officers of other Clubs, will constitute the
County Executive Committee, charged
with the full control of the canvass in
said county.
Stated meetings of the Club will be held
as fixed by vote of the members. Spe-
cial meetings may be called by the Presi-
dent
| All the members will be assigned to
Canvassng Committees, who will dill
gently ascertain the sentiments of every
voter in the Township, induce as many
as practicable to join the Club, see that
all are duly registered, and report at each
stated meeting. Immediately after each
stated meeting, the Secretary will report
to the County Executive Committee the
number of members at that time number
joined since last meeting, and any other
facts worthy of mention, to be forward
ed to the State Central Committee at Lit
tie Rock.
Your Committee would also recon-
mend, that the Secretary of this Club be
authorized to procure blank books, for
each township, for the enrolling of names.
Your Committee would also recon-
mennd, that Committee be appointed
from this Club to confer with parties in
the various precincts designated for the
holding of Barbecues, that perfect un-
dcrstandllg may be had as to time and
place
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

Law of Humanity, IN relation 10 Social
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view OF
treatment and cure Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address Dr.J Sk klI.-
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
Philatlelphja Pa a,ig. 81.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

rS- For a safe, reliable and pleasant rene
DIV for fever and Ague, once try the Texas
Tonic Syrup. You will always recommend 1t
thereafter in gratitude for your own cure
Mansfield q IIigbee, Sole Proprletors.
The Van Buren press., 1868-09-18

.Et," A negro military company was
organized ip this city on Saturday last
Sarg't Sam White, we believe, was elect
cd Captain. " In time of peace prepare
for war" White men take notice.