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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-29
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Weakness, Involuntary Emmissions, Iua Debility,
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a Rare Colisetion.-kow Receipts.
Magic Arts, Discoveries, cie., comprising valuable
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postagel for 70 cents.
address r. 6. NORMANDY, soi Market street 81.
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AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN on Physiological
Errors. Aliases ana Diseases, incident 10 i-s1h and
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all KINDS ~ Vine, Gin, Ale, Peer, coriais, sapsnsI
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
The Var in Europe,
PARIS, Aug. 10.

PARIS, Aug. 10.
In the corps legisiatif to day, the pro-
ject of Deputy keratry for calling under
arms all the unmarried men of the classes
of 1859 to 1864, inclusive, was extended
to embrace all men from the ages of 25
to 80, who arc not married and not al
ready members of the garde mobile.
A project for armament was presented
by the government and adopted with the
addition of the proposition offered by
by Keratry as previously amended and
with further special article voting the
thanks of the corps legislatif to the army
which merits much from the nation.
The credit of 100000 francs for the
families of the mobile garde was increas-
ed to 25,000,000
Deputy Cremieux submitted PROPOSE
ton that commercial contracts falling
due between the present and the 30th of
August be postponed one month.
Jules Brame protested against the
measure, and Cremieux and Jules Simon
insisted on its necessity, saying that to
defend the country the mind must be free
of care.
The project was voted as urgent.
Circulation around the hall outside was
by this time stopped by crowds, and sew
eral detachments of troops surrounded
the building
The project of law for the national de
fence was adopted unanimously In the
excitement voice was heard "Now let
P,ussians look as IN tie face"
Gen. Count Palikao announced the
formation of the new ministry and read
the names as follows:
Count Palikao minister of war.
De La Tour D'Avergnc, minister of
Foreign affairs.
Henri Cheyreau, minister of the inte-
rior.
Grande Perret, minister of justice
De Genouilly, minister Of the marine.
Pierre Mogue, minister of finances.
jerome David, minister of public
works
Jules Bramc, minister Of public in
struction.
Clemont Duvernois, minister of com
merce.
Busson Bllault, president of the coun-
Gil of State.
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Aug. lG.

TUESDAY, Aug. III.
The river since our last, has risen fully four
feet, and still rising. 1t has rained off and on
during the past week; Sunday night it raincd
hard most all highland as we go to press it
is cloudy all about and showcry.
No arrivals of boats.
STAND FROM UNpER.-Wc learn from one
who knows that the two new boats now being
built by the Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company, under the supervision OF
Capt. W. B. NOwland, will soon be out and In
the trade.
The "Dunlam" will lead the "Wheeler {"
out. She may be ready for trade by the first
OF September, and will be commanded by
Capt. Ed. Nowland, than whom few better
boatmen run In this trade. The Wheeler !"
may be last out, may not come before NOvem-
Der, but will run the " Dunham" a close race
every time. She will be commanded by that
Prince of steamboat men, Capt. Bill Nowland
known to every man, woman anu child OF all
shades, on the Arkansas river.
Wont we have gay time at Van Buren,
and Fort Smith on the arrival of these boats
at our respective wharves. and won't Durham
and "old Wheeler" feel big; won't they
swell themselves when thoy behold their
names on the pilot houses of steamboats,, and
get them In the river column every week.
Dunham may bear his with his usual dignity
but we anticipate swell about the Herald
Office, surc--and we don't know after all but
a small swell Is allowable it is no small
compliment to have n steamboat named for
snch old and faithful servants as Dunham and
Wheeler.-E. Smith Herald.
The compliment to ourself was certainly
unexpected, but none the less gratifying, and
we can account for the honor In no other way,
than that the Packet Company believed that a
good name was better than great riches. >
And for Judge WHEELER, we can say, that it is
avery deserving compliment to an old and
faithful Editor and good man. We shall try
and bear our part Of the honor with becom-
ing modesty.
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GRANVILLE WILCOX,
III, l., MCCONNELL,
NUTHIIIIll'
Van Burcn, Ark, Aug. 18th, 1870.

WERE NOT SUCCESsFUL-Capt. Sam. IlOus-
ton is great iavorite with the rebel democ-
racy, providing a man don't care what he
says. Capt. Sam. has again called forth their
admiration, and no doubt the whole ku-kluX
fraternity will award MIN all praise. On the
steamer Little Rock vas colored man, l.. j,
Wheeler, of this city, who secured the ill-will
of few southern people by exercising his right
when meals ere ready. He quietly took his
seat at the table at breakfast and dinner, and
no objection made; but at the supper table
the chiralry observed him, and then proclaim
ed that their honor must be protected, and
one or two proposed to pitch the id mig
ger overheard But Cap. Sam. Houston was
on hand and very politely informed the indig-
nant rebels that he would have slice of that
pie, and only over his dead body could they
put Mr. Wheeler off that boat. Having heard
of Capt. Sam. before, they concluded it was
best to smother their indignation as they were
not quite ready to enter the dominions of the
devil. A very wise conclusion to come to,
for had they interfcred somebody would have
gone under certain, and that somebody would
not have been Wheeler nor his friend Captain
Sam.-L. r, Republican.
The Little Rock, it will be rccollectcd, Is the
new boat ofthe "St. Louis and Arkansas Riv
cr Packet Company lfthe RepuJlcan'S re-
port is true, the Ltle R0ch comes well her
aided to ask for the patronage Of the white
people ofthe Arkansas river. And if the st
Louis Packet Company" expect to practically
advocate the question of negro equality with
the white man on their boats, in obnoXiously
forcing negroes to the same table with white
passengers, they have brought their boats to
the wrong market this time. We were in
hopes that this line would be conducted in a
manner that would command the patronage
of the pcople-as competition in this busi-
ness we believed to be beneficial, but some
men are never satisfied without dragging the
negro into prominence and making him pecu-
liarly obnoxious at all times and in all places
The Republican and Its ill>, are ever ready
to make political capital out Of the negro
rs in this case, no matter who is the sufferer
by it, friend or foe.
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The Agricultural Barbecue.

The gentlemen comprising the various
,mittees, having in charge the prepara-
| :. for the Barbecue, which the Agri-
,.ural Society propose giving at
t|,yS BRANCH, ON THURSDAY
IrpT 1st, 1870, have perfected all the
moments. The Hon JESSE TURNER,
F,l NJ. F. LOCKE, Judge OGDEN and
fol HI. MCCONNELL have been select
|, 70 deliver addresses appropriate to
|h. occasion; after which will come the
I;ouer, to be followed by Grand Bran
bsnce. A band of music has been en-
,ced and it is fair to assume that all the
rord and his wife will be on hands.
The object of this Barbecue is to "stir
ID the people on the importance of en-
oursgng the Agricultural Society, and
70 doubt not it will be attained
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Egr We are pleased to see our young
friend HERBERT MAREAN, in our city
gain. He represents one Of the largest
ind best Ready Made Clothing establish
hents in Boston, and we are sure the
House could not have made better Sc
|ecton for representative in Western
A Arkansas, than Herbert. Notwithstand-
ing this part Of Arkansas is bored and
pverrun with drummers, he is always
welcome among our merchants.
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Ts,- LOUIE MILLER having taken pity
|, the sold man" of the Herald. pre-.
knted him with q new hat The Judge
boxed like the ID, when he passed
trough here on his way home, and if he
adn't been running with the hounds,
he we're much mistaken-his appearance
Odicated that an entire new out fit would
,ot be out of place. We venture to say
is most estimable wife put him through
he wash tub, on sight. But the hat, is
h old style, French, that Louie is giving
lray. Put another chip on your shoul-
Ter, "old man."
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s2- JOHN T.. REARDEN, the popular Book
seller of Little Rock, has an elegant map of
Western and Central Europe, in colors. 1t is
correct in It's details, and easily comprehend
ed. BY it one has but little trouble to point
out the positions of the two hostile armies Of
France and Prussia, in order to give them
selves pretty correct idea Of how the war
progresses. Map mailed to any part of the
State for Sl-postage paid.
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Ey- Letter from /" Porcupinc

re-" Letter from Porcupine' will
appear soon We must again ad
monish our friend that he writes entire
Iy too long for our over-crowdcd col
umns. We hope to be able to enlarge
before long, that we may give our friends
full swing. In the meantime, consider.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

FRANKLIN CoLLEGE.-Wc have receiv-
cd circular of Franklin College, located
at Clarksville, Ark, under the supcrvis
ion and control of a Board of Justices,
of Franklin Lodge A. Y. NJ.
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EF The County Court, on Thursday
last, accepted the resignation Of W. H.
TAYLOR, Deputy County Clerk, and ap-
pointed Mr.. FRANK A. AUSTIN Deputy in
his place, Until the Governor should or
der an election.
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Es- 1t is reported that Mr.. d. H. DI-
ylLBlss of this County, has been appoint
ed Registrar for Sewer county, The
truth of the report we are not able to
youch for.
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.Y" The following Delegates are elected to
the Dardanelle Congressional Convention
from Pulaski county: r. A. Howard, Liber-
ty Bartlett Jno. Kirdwood, +. A. Warren, Jr,
Joseph W. Martin, sam. w. Williams Simeon
Bostck, Il. G. Newton, S. +. CLARK.
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cF" The place for country dealers, physi-
cians and planters &C., TO procure FkESii
RDUGS and MEDICINES, Is at sMfrHs
City Drug Store, Van Buren,.
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rx- We are indebted to Mrs. j. b.
collins, for nice mess of Sweet Pota-
toes. They were the first we had seen
Ibis season and were certainly very fine
ind we make acknowledgements for the
kind remembrance.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

Ey- DouGnERTY & GLASS have just re
ceived a large and splendid assortment
of PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
CURTAINS, &c Give them call
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have used DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator
in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, and regard 1t as an invaluable remedy in
these attacks, It has not failed to give relief
In any instance. Rev. W. IF. EAsrERLING,
T'lorlda Conference.
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CONCORD GRAPEs.-Dr. RICH. THRUs-
Ioy, from his Vineyard, placed upon our
Eable beautiful sample of this delicious
crane The punches were fine and large
Notwithstanding the unpropitious season
auring the Spring.
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Ey- Col. j. II. PErrIGREw of Faycttc-
vile, passed through Van Buren, on
Thursday from Fort Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

FRUIT IN CALIFoRNIA.-Calfornia is
largely cultivating, besides the grape,
oranges, lines, citrons, figs, and walnuts
In Lower California there are now 1000
orange trees in bearing. They yield from
600 to 1,500 oranges to the tree, depend
ing on its age About 20 trees stand on
an acre, which commence producing in
8 years from the seed. For good oranges
the price is S20pcr 1000 Lemons, lines
and citrons yield crops averaged to be
worth 81 900 an acre. 1t takes years
to get the trees in condition to bear, how
ever. English walnuts are raised in plen-
ty, and sell at 25c. per pound. A large
tree will give 800 pounds of nuts. The
figs are plentiful, but are not of a good
quality.
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Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant to call Railroad Meeting
was held to day in the Court House, in
Fort Smith, when the following proceed
ings were had, to wit:
On motion of w. NJ. Fishback, Judge
John F. Wheeler was called to the chair
and P T. Devany was made Secretary
On motion, five Delegates were ap.
pointed to attend the Railroad Conven-
ton, to be held in Fayetteville. on Mon
day 18th inst, with five Alternates:
Delegates w. NJ. Fishback, II. +.
Mckee, DR.. j. NJ. Barry, /. w. Fuller and
Gen. w. l.. Cabell. Alternates r.
Kanaday, John Carnall, w. l.. Marcy,
Hugh L. Rogers and J. S. Haymaker.
Gen. Cabel then introduced the follow
ing resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
ReSolted, That the thanks Of the peo-
pie are due our Delegation in Congress,
for their energetic labors in behalf of the
Railroad interests Of our State, and we
pledge them our hearty cooperation and
support in their further efforts to secure
to us the desired boon of Railroad com
munication with our sister States and
more especially with those of the Pacific
coast.
On motion, it was resolved to publish
these proceedings in the papers of Ben
ton, Washington, Crawford and Sebas-
tian counties.
john +. WHEELER, Pres.
August Is, 1870.
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For cheap Drugs and everything
Usually kept in Drug Stores go to sMYrn's
tity Drug Store, Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

Es- DoUGHERTY d GLASS, have just
received by wagon, good lot of BED
sTEADS, CHAIRS, &c Give them a
all, as they will soon be disposed of
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rEg- When In need of FANCY TOILET
ARTICLES, you will find them cheap at the
City Drug Store Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

-" The person who taxes our inge-
nuity" is a revenue officer.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

"a New Wholesale and Retail City
Drug Store is constantly in receipt of New
oods for sale cneap.
The Van Buren press., 1870-08-16

ts- Paints, Oils, Glass and Turpentine
heap. at SMYTH's Drug Store.
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Is now open to Springfield, Mo-, 2il miles
J. from st. Louis.
The Company have put up a large and COM
modious FREIGHT DEPOT In 81. Louis; |;
have purchased q very large and costly equip
ment of Locomotives and Cars, and are pre-
pared to give prompt dispatch TO oil business
committed to them. The line will be open to
Pierce City, POI miles southwest Of st. Lou
Is, early In July (3S miles from the line Of the
Indian Nation and 30 miles from the bounda-
ry line of Arkansas.
Cattle shippers will find It to their advant-
age to ship Via this line. The Stock Cars are
higher and larger than any Others In use In
the West. Coaches for Drovers aecommoda-
ton are now on all Stock Trains.
Prompt dispatch given In all cases. For
full particulars rs to Freight or Passage, ap-
ply to Companys Agents, or to
WM. IL. PATRIARCH,
3m may 30 Supt, st. Louis.
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Economy
The NASHVILLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
All Cash after LIST July, 1870.


T,IE ",Ne'hyillc Life" begins another year as an
i established success. It's past years business,
(more than double the previous year.. justfes It's
managc5s in the expectation that 1900 Policies will
By careful, judicious and economical management
large diyisibe surplus has accumulated a portion
holders entitled, by Mr. d. =. Facklcr, the distn-
gushcd Actuary of the Company. and DIVIDEND OF
N'"' '"N' 20 PER CENT
Surely our people need seek insurance csewhe
for with our low rate of premium, economy and in
tcgrity of management. and the nbsou security af
forded, no Just reason can be assigned why you
should RATIO or ASSETS TO LIABILITIES MORE rhAS
to l. ,,
FRED II. FRENCH, Vice President.
WM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary.
j. +. GRANT, General Agent
Gen B. +. CuEArnAN, State Agent
Statement LIST July, 1870.
Cash in Bank and in hands Of Agents, l7.SG 4
o. s. State and other bons, $500 ~
Loans mortgages OF rcnl estate, tworth - .
double amount loaned 1s,N5 D
Loans On colaternls, O,lS) W
Bills receivable HteO "
Premium loans, iO,Gs 43
Deferred Premiums l3bH ID
Interest accrued, t,.W "
Office furniture, fixtures, etc. l,l@ ~
| Assets LIST July. ls70 s}l5, ,g,7 81
| Only one death loss in eighteen months, paid in
Eve days after DEATH orR MORTALITY ExPrRiENcE BE-
he enre oHc selection of yes Every de.rca5c form
| OF Policy issued. All policies non-foTteitabc' W.
vidcnds annual, on the CONTRIBUTION PLAN. losses
promptly paid in 10 days.
JOHN ". H1RRELL,
General agent for arkansas.
l.. G. SOUTHMAYD,
Loeal Agent, Van Buren, Sn jalslo
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Passengers holding tickets over the Memphis and
Louisville line. can visit NASHVILLE en- route wIrR
OUT EXTRA CHARGE.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Purchase your tickets at No, gl7i2 Main-st., Mem
phis, at the Depot Of NJ. X l.. r. line.
Through baggage checks to NIL principal cities may
be procured at Memphis.
FAKE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER RoUTg.
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TO CONSC MPTIVES.

THE Al vertiser. having heeu restored 10 health in
few weeks. by very smre remedy, after having su-
dse,era years with ssesers lung affection. and that
dread disease Con.upptionis ANXIOUS to make known
to bis fcIlow-sufsrers ihs means u cure.
7" all who desire it. he Will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used Tree 81 CHARGE with the directions FOL
preparing aid using the same which they viii End
>rnE ci.K ron Considerations AsrpaA, BRoscntrs. etc.
The object Of he advertiser sending the Prescription
10 I" benef, The afflicted and spread Information ~hc
he coceives TO be invaluable and he hopes every su
fcr"r will try hi, remedy IL will Try his remedy,
nll cost him nothing, and prove blessing
Parties ishiug the prescription, viii please address
XIV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Junst. 'C9-ly Williamsburg KINGS Ccanty, n. 7.
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:. IoBAcCo IN DUBoIs CouNTY.-Thcfc
ah active movement Of the tobacco
.aop IN Dubois county, and tho cxtcn-
. .mc stcmmcries at Hnntingburgh, We
"e informed, are purchasing all that is
,,;,, Five or six hundred hogsheads
vii probably be made for the Eastern
% ";o european markets at these stcmmc-
lies ,,es the coming spring. which will be
n moI to the river in wagons and ship
reu oy way Of New Orleans. The to-
~ "ac.o crop Of Dubois county is an i'm
Hor'aht and valuable one, and is increas-
oany Ledger.
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T-"Mothcr wants 10 know If Won
wont please to lend her your preserving
kettle. cause she wants TO do up some
a'ple-sarsc. Il would with pleasure
boy, but the truth is, tho last time we
lent u to your mother she preserved il
80 cflcctually that we have not seen il
since We'll vou needn't be sarsv
about your old kettle. Guess il was full
OF holes when we borrowed it. ana
mother wouldn't have troubled YOU
again, only We seed you bring home Il
new one.
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proprietor "f this cele rated redicne Justly claims
- inr superiority overall rcmdcs ever offer q 10 he
pue ior the sArk CERT uN rILMANEAq cure Of Ague
aud Fever or ths and Fever whether Of short or long
standing. he refers 10 the entire Heal.rn and south
western country to bear him t,.tirory to til. truth of
ne assertion that 10 no whsiever fail 20 cure
u hs directions are strictly fellow ed ont In great
many c.ss,a nple dose has been Sufficient far cure
snh wnoie families have hs.f cured rs single bottle
Sn pericci restoration 81 the general houl;h. II H.
p"e'er prudent ard nevsry more TO cure
u us Use - continued In mailer buses fer week or tw I.
mo dssAe has been checked eciaily df
hcnlt sne iong-siardng cases. rsuslly his redcnc
VI" noi require any AID TO keep the low els gocd order
should The patient. however repmire cntbsrie meLi
cine after having AIKEN three ioir doses ~ The font,
n sihge dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
Will be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN BILLS Principal crcc
No. 20, Fifth. Gross street.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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@On last Saturday. VIII. c. David.
deputy United States Marshal, arrested
VIM. Bmxtan, of Paoli. Orange county.
on charge of carrying on The business
OF a cattle broker, without payment OF
special tax. Braxtan was taken before
Commissioners q. NJ. Wilson yesterday.
VINO held him 10 bail in the sum Of S50u
Tor his appearance to answer nj the next
tenn Of tho District Court. : lndiamap-
oils Sentinel.
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~. Special dispatches state that the
principal features Of the new natural.
&.'ioll bill. now before the House Judi
clary Committee. is that il takes il from
me state courts and puts il in the hands
/" United States officers. and that four
!ears continuous residence before az
plcation for naturalization, must be
proved by the intended citizen. 1t will
probably be reported next week.
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d. a. Nj. ~. IL.
TINE TABLE AT SHOALS
nyrIxpress Trains going east will not stop

TOBACCO STEMMEY.--Mr. Herman
Rothcrt, of Ilnntingburgll, after devot.
ing short time 10 the Pork business.
and purchased about $50 very heavy
hogs. has again turned hi. attention to
the tobacco business, and opened his tx
tcnsivc stcmmcry, where he is dcsirou,
Of purchasing as much tobacco Al he eau.
lie has now ut work about thirty hands.
and to keep them busy must have a large
quantity OF the weed. lie pays the high
est market price. and is an energetic bu-
sincss man. whom those who have to-
bacco to sell will do well TO see before
disp0sing Of their crops.
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HAMILTON County, Indiana, claims
=, 10 nave been the first TO recognize the
r,ii'eenth Amendment. AT tie Rcpub-
ian convention, held in Noblcsvllc, on
, 'ne 18th Of January, the following rcso-
lu,ioh was passed: Resolved. That our
colorcd feliow-citizcns are hereby in
WED to participate i'm this convention.
anu also al the coming primary election