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ASUCCHssrUL BATTLE WITH DRRR-Las,
Monday evening deer was run off the moun-
tain by some hunters Late in the evening the
deer came In the neighborhood of Decherp pur-
sued by some hounds which were pretty well
put his hounds which were fresh, in pursuit.
The deer being pretty well tagged, and fresh
hounds In pursuit, took refuge in the creek Just
the dogs off until Mr.. Madden came up. He be-
ing bold and res0lute man, at once bulged in
the creek and laid hold Of the deer, when . des-
him out Of the water and back again; but after
o long struggle, snd in great danger OF getting
badly hurt, he finally killed him. The deer
proved to be . fine large buck, with rather an
extra rig Of horns Htnckestsr (1ena.) Journal
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A KANSAS MAN who came across Horace
Greeleys sentiment, "The man who rGises ten
ooys u greater than Cesar" planted keg Of
eunpowder under Q school house for the pur-
RoeS; PIT 1t was detected and removed. Thus
Y climbing ambition pulled back to the base
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An Fat and An Wee are before the Sacra-
esn@ soast seS killing An Qaoag.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Don't Fail t. Vote.

We hope there will not be voter in
Van Buren, to-day, that will not before
the polls close cast his vote. And we
ask all to lay aside all personal friend.
ship for Independent candidates, and sup
port the " Regular" Convention Ticket
Of the Democratic Conservative Conven-
ton. "In Union there is strength, "
and the permanency of the Democratic
party, is in closely sustaining the nomi-
nees of the convention. There is not an
independent candidate running for any
office, who, if his name was on the ticket
presented by the convention, that We
would not as warmly urge his election, al
tnose VINO are ON N. AGAIN, we say, lay
aside all preferences and support the
nominees.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Judges Of Election.

At q meeting Of the Board Of Registrars
far Craw ford County. on the 10th day of Oct
the following Judges were appointed IN hold
The ensuing November election. on the 81
day OF November. 1874. to w.t.
Van Buren-F. N. Neal, W. A. B. Devcn.
port, A. N. Callahan.
Richland-Charles Perrin. John D Kibler
w. 4. Morgan.
Alma--A. b. Howell, Nathaniel Couch, p
8. Decherd.
Vine t'rairie-B. F. Farmer, j. j. Iinson
jr. Marion Wood.
i.afa, ette--Eiisha Dean, Uriah Love. John
r. Meadows.
Mountain -ltphn Johnston. james c. Wright
Henry kamey.
shepherd i--0sorge Peters. T. J. Singleton
John Shepherd.
Uppes-D. v. Lewis, Peter Rush, Joseph
Lane.
i.sss Grerk--w. .. Shoemaker, ). 8. Rain
water n. r. King.
Cedar Creek-A. Cooling, Zill Coleman. II.
n. London.
...sps.-Jsi,i, 9. Eaiiock. Josiah isirsl',
= @. wnITEslDE.
Pres BeAr'l Il~gistrstisn.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
To the People Of Crawford County.

At the County Democratic Conservative
and Farmers Convention. held at Olivers
Springs. on Saturday the 10th of September
] was nominated for the office Of Clerk OF
Crawford county ut the ensuing election. and
II In your opinion am believed to he compc-
tent to discharge the duties Of the office
would be most happy to have your support
NV past conduct during my official career
IN this office. though only as u deputy should
be sufficient guaranty to all with whom
have transacted business rs to my general
qualifications tor the duties of the office. and
trust to receive q liberal support frcln yon at
the ballot'box on the 18th day of October
next.
II elected to the Office honestly pledge
myself to discharge the duties Of the Office Ia
person. and not In the interest Of any other
person. as has been circulated already, which
Is without the least shadow of truth.
also pledge myself to look aftcr and guard
we'll the Interests Of the people throughout
County if elected. Yours very truly.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
That's So.

The Gazette Of Thursday says: Gen
Thomson talks Of the danger of a disin'
tegration OF the democratic conservative
patty of the state by the members vot
ing for the regular nominee of the party
Judge Wiltshire. If there is anything
that would disintegrate the party, it is
Just such conduct as that Of the General
the boiling Of regular nomination
We never heard of a party being disinte
grated by the members supporting The
regular nominee. Gen. Thomson has
been noted as bolter throughout his
career, and never undertook it but h,
got beat, and he will have his usual ex
pericnce this time.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Stick to the Ticket.

We ash our Democratic aud Conserva
tive friends to ponder well the effect ol
scratching or altering name on the
ticket, presented them for support by the
Oliver Spring Convention. One vote oil
one scratch may elect Sheriff that you
will repent of for years to come Youl
candidates for County Offices are all good
men--men whom You will not regret Civ
ing your support to. Let US for once
then, drop all preferences for Others
than the party nominations, and have Q
complete victory from top to bottom. Be
active--be viglant and all will be well
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Worthy Of Note.

The Camden Beacon quietly hits the
nail on the head when it says:
The cry has become familiar through
out the country, Of such men as Clayton
in their denunciations of the southern
rebels and ku klux Two years ago Gen
j. f. Pagan was charged b. this set as
being the head and front Of XII kluxism
in Arkansas, and Of course was unfit to
be trusted by loyal government. But
in 1874, when Gen. Pagan can be induced
alongside Clayton, that fear of ku-kiux-
ism suddenly disappears, and Clayton
suddenly comes to the conclusion that
Pagan is harmless, and obtains a re-
sponsible position for him under the fed
cral government So in the case of ku.
kxs@ SsA'FRS asSt Ii txenses Sl
humanity can grind ont some outrage to
further their political schemes, but in
point Of reality there is no meaning in it
They also charge that northern men can
not live here after the government goes
into the hands Of the people. irhis is
another hollow subterfuge, for the peo.
pie have expressed, through their repre-
sentatives in convention, their willing
ness to support republican for govern
or. and in the Third congressional dis
trict Mr. Wiltshire, northern man and a
republican, has received ,he nomination
for congress from the epeople These are
facts that cannot lie denied, and carry
more weight with them Than all the IN
miligated falsehoods and misrepresenta
tions that the evil minded politicians can
send abroad
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
The Kind of Witnesses.

Mr. Hynes in his speech, Saturday. IN
troduced the affidavit Of John Williams,
the Registrar of Election in Franklin
county in 1872, charging w w. Wiltshire
with attempting to influencing him 10
strike from the poll books Of that coun-
ty a large number of names, and that he
did so. Mr.. Wiltshire Iefutes the charge
out of Williams own mouth, by reading
from this same fellows testimony in the
contested election case of Gunter VS..
Yynes, which is as follows:
@. State whether or not Registration
in Franklin County. ARR, was iairly con.
Quoted, previous to tie 5lh day Of No.
vember, 1922
A. 1t was conducted fairly.
@. State whether or not those who
were erased from the registration books
were SO erased upon a good showing, and
to the iull satisfaction lf the board ',
A. think SO sir.
@. State whether or not, from your
personal knowledge NEST of the persons
who were stricken from the registration
books as above named, were disfranchls
cd by reason of their acts during the
said late war?
A. A majority of those who were so
stricken from lhe registration books were
to my personal knowledge by reason OF
| their acts during the sam war.
SO much for the villain WlInams.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
----ro---r-I o----,y, A,s

T. 2t.- M-i~----c c---rl q ---ty, ~"
take the liberty. as an Independent can.
di,late for the office OF Sheriff Of YOUR County
70 present myself for your suhrages.
will state. that am not dictated 10 you by
any convention. party. clique or ring q wire-
paliers, promising. Il elected, to be the Sheriff
Of your County only. met Ing out alike to all
equal Justice and fairness before the law.
have been In your midst. as an official and
otherwise, for some time and all | ask Is an
impartial investigation into my official and
private record. and Il found worthy ask a
due consideration of my claims on tie 18th
day OF October. 1874
will say that am In favor OF the adoption
Of the new constitution, and the election Of
the ticket beaded by the Hon. A. II Garland.
JAMES N. WRIGHT
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Election Proclamation.

hinder and by virtue Of the provision.
~ OF the Schrdurl to the newly framed
Constitution Of the State of Arkansas. there
viii be an election held at the various rlec.
'ion precincts OF Craa ford county on
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1874,
for the purpose of electing
Governor
secretary Of State,
Auditor.
Treasurer.
Attorney IIenerai,
Commissioner Of State Lands,
Chancellor.
Clerk ot the Separate Chancery Court OF
Pulaski county -.
Chief Jnsti,c and two Associate Justices
of the Supreme Court.
Circuit Judge and Prosecuting Attorney
for the 18th Judicial circuit,
State senator for the 25th district,
Representatives,
and all County and Township Officers proyid-
ed for By the constitution.
Il. @. WuITESIDES,
BlRkLEi NEAL,
l.. q. WHITE.
: County Board Election Supervisors
=, Crawford County.
Van Buren, Arb, Sept, q. 1874.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
ONLY ONE PRICE ASKED.
Warning Order.

In the Crawford Circuit Court. October Term
A. ID. 1874.
Abncr l.. Burrow, PlaintiH.
against Bill in Lhancery.
Thomas B. Mills in his indivilu-
al capacity. and as Admins
TRAITOR of estate of Walter &.
Mills. deceased. William Mills.
james Mills. Whiy Haley and
Mary Haley his wife. Silas a.
Wright and Harriet Wright
his wife. Banks NJ. BurrOw and
Martha J Burrow his wife. Me- Defend
nerva Mills. Lula Mills Vir- ants.
yinia Mills and Alfred Mills
heirs at Law of Walter {. Mills
deed.
The defendants are warned to appear in
this Court within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff. Abner l. Burrow.
JAMES \. LOtkHART. Clerk.
by Jno. G.. Williams. Deputy.
JESSE TuRNtR. Attorney for plaintiIf
aug 2G 74wi
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

Et,- The teacher of an infant school
had her attention called to one little tel
low who was listening to what she said
She had been teaching her class the elc.
mcnts of English history, and wishing
to see il he knev what she had been talk
ing about, she suddenly asked him
" Johnny, who killed King Rufus ?
i,h Il surprised look he replied, Why,
| didn't know he was dead y
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

EE- Gov Baxter has pardoned Pres
lev Powell, of Crawford county, con-
victed OF assault with intent to kill, at
the December term Of the circuit court.
1871. and sentenced to three years con
hnement in the State pententiary--com
muted sixty seven days.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Notice..

I WILL apply to the lloh. Circuit Court of
i Crawford county at i,s next October term
1874 for an order to sell all the right title and
interest OF Richard L Perkins. deceased, In
and to the following lands. to wit:
The " = of the n f a and the N f a of the
SW a Of Section %. Township 10,
North Range 81 West.
to pay debts and for maintenance and educa-
ton of minors OF said estate Same being
dover inst. Of late widow of Thos. j. Camp
bell deceased
CYNTHIA +. PERKINS.
Executrix Of last will and testament Of
X. p Perkins. deceased.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
70 the Voters Of Crawford County:

Permit me to present my name rs candi-
date for the Sheritf-s office oi Crawford coun-
~. am an Independent candidate. 1t has
been reported that l withdrew--it Is not so +;
expect to see It through Till the last vote Is
voted. 40 It'll remain your OBJ. .ery't.
JOHN NEAL.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
"Un,ted. We Stand. p"

II we are united on the regular Con.
vention ticket. we stand hut il divided
in support Of outside candidates, We
leave loop hole for Radical candidates
to step in. Vote the REGULAR y
ticket.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Road N Office.

INIIE heirs at law of the estate Of John
Drenncn and the heirs Of the estate of
Rachel Ross. whose given names and place Of
residence are to the undersigned petitioners
unknown, and David Walker Of Fayetteville.
Ark" John Henry of New Orleans La. will
hereby take notice. that on the 10th day Of
September 1874. n county road will be view.
ed and surveyed. commencing at or near the
terminus Of Water street in the town Of Van
Buren. on the section line between sections
"A and 25 Township 8. Range 32 West and
tansaass eei eeaiqT t98aT2 t ~ Abs rAaRAs 2h Mi AA. AA
Creek, thence along the east bank Of Lees
Creek, to terminate at or near the North East
corner of Section 10 Township 8. Range 32
West. TO inersect Road District No. 10. ut that
point of terminus. An order having been
made by the Board of Supervisors of Craw-
ford County. ut the July FERN, 1874. of said
Board for u view survey and lay out Of said
road.
JOHN II. DECIERD ct als
sept Swd Petiti ncrs.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

E~ The Ladies Of the. Methodist l..
Church South. have added very much tn
the looks Of their Church and Yard, by
a handsome new fence 1t is decidedly
an Improvement to that section OF the
town.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
5th Judicial Circuit, for Judge.

We are authorized to announce Judge
THOMAS W. POUND. of Yell County. as
candidate for Judge Of the 9th Judicial Cir
cult. composed OF the counties Of Sebastian
Crawford, Frnpklin.- Sarher-- Johnson. -pa,,a-
and Yell.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Prosecuting Attorney.

We ARE authorized to announce W. ID
JACOwAY. Of Dardanelle. AS n candidate
for Prosecuting attorney Of the 9th Judicial
District composed Of the counties Of Sebas-
tian. Crawford, franklin, johnson, Pope and
Yell.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

ED' Went of room and time prevents
us giving fuller report of the speaking
Friday. We will in our next give more
extended report.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
To the Voters of Crawford County.

hereby announce myselfas an indepcnd'
eut candidate for the office of County Treas.
urer. independent ofall parties and upon per.
sonal merit. II elected general satisfaction
will be guaranteed
CT. MADDOX.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
DIED.

In Van Buren on the Sd inst MARION l.
WEST. aged year. months and IA days 'h-
FAINT son of NJ. T. and Mary Z. West.
THE bereaved parents fully appreciate 'h7
kind regard and attention bestowed upo"
them in their affliction. by their sympathis-
ing friends and neighborsJ o.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

EF- A ticket having the name Of j. M.
Winfrey instead Of r for Sheriff, is set
ahoat by Mr. Ben. Decherd. Look out
for it.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

Er Quite a number Of citizens of
Johnson county are IN Van Buren in at
tendance on the Court, rs witnesses in
the Wallace cases
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

FE The Arkansas Conference Of the
NJ f. Church South, will meet at Fort
Smith, on the 2Sth inst.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

EE- Rem Smith has The contract for
timing the roof OF the new University at
Fayetteville, at $4,000
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

Ey- All indebted to this office for elec
ton printing or otherwise will please
call at once and settle up.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

EF Hon Thos. NJ. Guntcr received
the nomination for Congress in the 4th
District, and will be elected
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

EE Franklin county promises to give
Jesse Turner a good majority to day,
and Crawford county will do as well
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

NJ See that the name of w.
DeffebAugh is on your Ticket for
County Judge.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
office.

r WILL apply to the Honorable Circuit
l. Court of (raw ford county. at its next De-
tobrr term 1874 for an order to sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate. belonging to the Estate
ofJ 4 Noble. deceased. to pay debts against
said Estate. to-wit:
Part If Lots No. Is and l6, in Block Is,
in Tie Torn Of Van Bwen, on
which is urge SioJle
l.. G. WHITE. Administrator
Of Est. j. a. Noble, decd.
Aug 81. 1874.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Another Sweet Bird.
RussELvILLE, PorE Co., AR

RussELvILLE, PORE Co., ARK.
Hon. w. w. WILsHIRE-
Sir: Having learned that w. j. HYNEs
is using letter addressed to him by one
w. f. Grove, late County Clerk OF this
county by the appointment Of Gov. o.
A. Hadley, while the county was under
the control of the militia commanded by
the Clayton militia General ID 2. Upham,
charging you with trying to induce him
to change the election returns from this
county to your advantage, we will state
that from what we know of Mr.. Grove
and the character he bore in this county
while he resided and held the office OF
County clerk here, we would not believe
his statements and do not believe the
charges lie makes against you We know
that Mr. Groves was one of the chiei
manlpulators ofLhe election in this cOun.
ty in 1872 AID was instrumental in hav.
ing the thirteen voting precincts consoli-
dated nto two, thereby placing the elec.
ton under the immediate control Of Up.
hams militia. His whole course Of con
duct in this county renders him unworthy
of credit in any statement he may make
and particularly in regard to any politi'
cal matter in which he was interested as
a partisan
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

i conferred by the proNi IONS ot the ocneo-
ME of the Constitution, recently framed Tor
the State ot ARKANSAS by the delegates elect
ed on the goth day of June, 1874, under the
provisions of the act oi the General Assem-
bly. entitled. An act providing Tor Con-
yention Of the Stats of Arkansas, TO frame a
new Constitution" the undersigned DO HEREBY
proclaim and make known, that an election
will be held at the several election precincts
of every county in the said state of Arkansas
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

T Watch well your Ticket and
see that the name of John +. Win.
frey for Sheriff, is on it.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

TVote the whole Regular Tick
ct without a scratch and you will
not re sorry for it after election.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13
Democratic Conservative State Ticket.

Democratic Conservative State Ticket.
P.R GOVERNOR.
A. II. GARLAND, of Pulaski.
yoR cuIEf JUSTICE
E. H. ENGLISH, Of Pulaski,
ASSOCIATE SUPREME JUSTICES,
DAVID WALKER. Of Washington.
WM. N. HARRISON. of jefferson.
sEcRErARy OF STATE.
B. B. BEAVERS, Of Saline,
WM. X, MILLER, of Independence.
TREASURER.
T. J. CHURCHILL. Of Pulaski.
ATTORNEY aERxRAL,
S. p. HUGHES, Of Monroe.
COMMISSIONER STATE LANDS.
IN. SMITHEE. Of Pulaski.
CHANCELLOR.
JOHN X. EAK!N, OF Hampstead.
cHANcERy CLERK,
a. Il, WITT, Of Pulaski.
-
For Congress, 81 District,
Hos. w w. WILTSHIRE.
60
For Judge 5th Judicial District.
w. W. MANSFIELD.
For Prosecuting Attorney. 9th District,
JOSEPH p BYERS.
Senator 25th District.
JESSE TURNER.
For Representative,
JAMES GREIG.
For County Judge.
WALLACE DEFFEBAUGH,
For County Clerk.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
For Sheriff.
JOHN 7. wINFREY.
For Treasurer.
A. J. WARD,
For Assessor.
N. T.. WEST.
For Surveyor.
DAVIDSON DICKSON,
FEES FOR ANNOUNCEMENT.
For State Othcers. $50 90
Congress, 70 %
Legislature, ioW
County Offices, 800
~ To BE- paid for before insertion.
Mn. DUXuAM-
Please announce me as Il candidate Il
County Clerk.
Respectfully,
Aug S.T4. BEN DECIIERD.
The Van Buren press., 1874-10-13

ly was he heard TO utter in opposition TO
Hynes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-25

POLITICAL.

NOtice-The officers and members Of the Forster
Rangers are hereby notified to meet at their Hall at
P. M. sharp. BY order Of
c. A. STOKES. Secretary. Jy25 IL
Rally! Rally! Fifth Ward White League-Menl.
bers requested to assemble at headquarters lSt
and 1875 Rampant street. on MONDAY, July %, at i
P. NJ Punctual attendance is required as matters of
Importance will be brought before the meeting.
By order of the President, DIR. IL. BAlON.
A. c. LANDRY, Secretary ly2o2t
Fossil Guards. AttentiOn-ReguIar meeting This
Saturday EVENING, July % at Continental Hall
No. Carondeet street. A full and punctual attend
is requested, business of Importance will he
transacted. X. l.. BRUCE, President
Epw. B. JENNINGS Secretary. iy24 It's