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The Van Buren press., 1874-09-22
To the People Of Crawford County:

At the County Democratic Conservative
and Farmers Convention. held at Oliyers
SDriuUs S-.-s-s,- a-s--a- ~ rrf'tciiDeT
was nominated for the office Of Clerk Of
Crawford county at the ensuing election, and
II In your opinion am believed to lie cempe.
tent to discharge the duties of the office
would be most happy to have your suppor
My past conduct during my official career
In this office. though only as a deputy, should
be a sufficient guaranty to all withwhom
have transacted business as to my genera
qualifications tor the duties Of the Office, ant
trust to receive a liberal support frcm you al
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 1,
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 after and guard
well the interests of the people throughout
County iftlccted. Yours very truly.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
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EE- 1t was supposed by some, tha
Capt. w. A. B, Davenport. who was
competitor Of Mr.. Grcig for the nomina
ton of Representative. would not yielt
to the successful man ready support
We are authorized by Capt, Davenport
to say that he does abide the action Of tn,
Convention and will give Mr.. Grcig and
all the ticket nominated free and hearty
support IT is nothing more than we ex
pectcd from Capt, Devenport-hc Yields
everything for the cause.
The following was received from Capt
Davenport after the above was in type
As my name was before the Count,
Convention at Oliver Spring, for Repre-
sentative and failed to have secured tn,
nomination, cheerfully endorse TIL
nomination OF Mr. James Greig.
w. A. B. DAVENPORT.
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The County Convention.

The two observation-disclosures and
Democratic-met at Oliver Spring, on
Saturday last After preliminary pro.
ceedings committee from both Conven
ticns WAS appointed to report County
ticket to Joint Convention. There was
but one feeling existing, that we met
with, and that was for concession and
harmony. Among multitude OF candi'
dates it was of cours. almost impossible
that there should not be little feeling OF
disappointment on the part Of those fail
ing to receive the nomination. The
committee acted impartally and what
they thought for :he very best interest OF
the party and the great masses Of the
people.
the Democratic Conservative party OF
Crawford county, as well worthy of their
support-and we think calm, cool con
sideration Of it. will result in the decision
that it was the best ticket, under all the
circumstan les, that could have been Sc.
lected.
The two Congressional aspirants in
this County were harmonzed in mutual
agreement that the vote Of Crawford
county should be cast first for Hon. q
Wilcox and second for Hon. B. j. Brown.
Delegates were appointed to meet the
Franklin County Delegation at Pleasant
Hill, ON the Oath inst, without instruc'
ton.
Delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention were instructed to &C. in judicial
Convention at Clarksville, if one should
be held. No instruction for Judge. Jos.
=. Byers, Esq, was instructed for as first
choice for Prosecuting Attorney and w.
ID. Jacoway as the second choice. 1t
was the general impression, however, Of
the Convention, that there should be no
nominations for Judge or Prosecuting
Attorney, but to allow the various gen.
tlemen TO go before the people on their
and professional merits.
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Democratic. Conservative and Farmer .
Conventions.

A Democratic Conservative Convention
having been called at divers Springs on
Saturday, September 10Th, the Delegates from
the different townships in Crawford. county
assembled and in Convention the following
proceedings were had:
W. j. Neal was elected chairman and p. II
Hillyer secretary.
\ Committee on Credentials having been
appointed the following Townships were de-
clared as having sent up Delegates to the
Com, ention: Van Buren, Eichland, Alma
Vine Prairie, Lafayette, Mountain, Shepherd
Cedar Creek and Jasper.
The Farmers Convention being held at the
same place, having appointed committee tc
confer with the Democratic Convention, with
view to harmony, on motion t was resolved
| that committee Of like number be appoint
ed from this Convention to meet the Farmers
Committee In conference, and IL possible agree
upon County ticket and report the same t.
pointed under the following representation
viz: Van Buren, three and each of the other
townships one.
On motion it was resolved, that a. j. Ward
+. Wall, l.. II. Southmayd and L. G. White
sides be and are hereby appointed Delegates
to the Congressional Convention at Clarks-
vile, on the 23I inst with instruction to cast
the vote for g. Wilcox for first choice and
B. j. Brown second of this County for candi-
date for Congress from the 81 District, and
to use their endeayors to secure the nomina-
tion of one of the said named parties.
Resolrsd, That the Delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention are hereby authorized
to cast the vote OF this County In u Judicial
Convention whenever called for j. +. Byers
first choice and w. d Jacoway second.
Resolred, That b. j. Farmer and David
Reed be appointed Delegates to the Senatorial
Convention and to 90 uninstructed.
The Joint Conference Committee presented
the following ticket for adoption:
Representatiyc--James Greig,
County Judge-W. Deffebaugh,
Sheriff.. r. Winfrey,
Circuit Clerk-John {. Williams,
Treasnrer-A. j. Ward,
Assessor--M. L. West,
County Surveyor--Davidson Dickson,
Coroner
The report was received and fter "A uiyision
on some Of the candidates was declared adop-
ted.
On motion convention adjourned sine die.
W. NEAL, Chm'n.
+. ii. llILLYER, Jr Sec'y.
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Horrible Scene.
EDITOR or V. 3. Press:

EDITOR or V. 3. PRESS:
Allow US to trouble you with few iines'
On Sept. 18th. as Mr.. Jonathan Rogers was
hunting his cattle. west of his house some
three quarters Of a mile In the Cherokee Ma
tion on Line Brrnch. dead body of man
WAS found on the Hrs. branch Of the noun
tain, about two hundred yards East OF the
road leading from StOnercads to Evansville.
From all appearance he had been dea! some
five or six weeks. His features We're indistinct
his hair auburn. well dressed, about nve feet
ten inches high. Had two broad-cloth coats
under his head boots. hat pants and other
apparel near; also, bri1le. saddle with heart
on each side OF the saddle. We found razor,
two lead pencils, tobacco. tooth. brush and
small blank book. wrapped In silk handker-
chief. The only names we find In the BOOK.
are Fort Scott. Baxter Springs. Seneca South
west city. Maysville. Var Buren, We also
find. Tamma Kellogg. Sarcoxsia. Mo. Miss
Emma Carroll Reeves Station. Ca Nettic
Young. Fort Scott. Kansas, d. & Sosralnon.
We are satisfied that he was murdered ana
robbed. One pocket was turned out On the
left side of the neck near the shoulder was
the mark of a bullet hole. also one above the
the left eye, and one In the back of his head.
Some photographs were taken from his per-
son. Some three-hundred yards northwest
of the dead body. is u bay horse dead, sup
posed to have beer the property of the murd-
cred man. We have buried him as decentiy
as circumstances would permit.
Signed by w. A. B. DAVENPORT,
and fourteen other citizehs of that vicinity.
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To the Voters of Crawford County, Ark.

take the liberty, as an Independent can
didate for the office of Sheriff of your County
to present myself for your suflrages.
l will state, that ana not dictated to y,u by
any conrention party, clique or ring o. rire-
pufters, promising, If elected, to be the Sheriff
ofvoW County only, melting out alike to all
equal justice and fairness before the law.
have been in your midst, as an.oillcal 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 the 18th
day of October 1874.
lwill say that am In favor of the adoption
o! the new constitution, and the election of
the ticket headed by the Hon. A. II. Garland.
JAMES NJ. WRIGHT.
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To the Voters Of the 5th Judicial District.

take this method Of announcing myself a
candidate for the office Of Circuit Judge IN
and for this District. consisting of Conway.
Pope, Johnson, Franklin, Sarber, Crawford,
and Sebastian submit my claims to the
people subject to II democratic convention
should they deem one important IN the Judi
cial District. Fidelity and impartiaIty are
pledged In the execution Of law. should be
elected. This announcement Is made at the
call OF numerous friends.
am fellow-citizens, your obedirnt servant.
ii. X. WlTilERS.
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Road N office.

I1NHE heirs ut law Of the estate of John
j 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, u 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 0. Range 30 West and
thence running along the banks OF the Ar
kansas River. up to or near the mouth Of Lees
Creek, thence along the east bank Of Lees
Creek. to terminate ut or near the North East
corner Of Section IS Township 0. Range 81
West, to intersect Road District No. 10, at that
point Of terminus. An order having been
made by the Board Of Supervisors OF Craw.
ford County. at the July Term. 1874. Of said
Board for view servey and lay out Of said
road
JOHN II. DECHERD. ct alss
sept Sw4 Petitioners,
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE

EpIroR OF VAN BuEEN PRrss-
DEAR SIR: At the request Of many of my
old friends and acquaintances in the several
townships of this County, have consented
to become candidate for the Office Of County
Judge Of this County, subject however to the
nomination Of the County Convention. II
nominated aud elected will serve to the best
ofmy ability if not nominated pledge my
support and influence for the nominee of the
Convention. Respectfully,
re. HATHAWAY.
The Van Buren press., 1874-09-22

HARMONY COUNCIL, 7. R.-The following
are the officers of Harmony Council. Tenn
pcrance Reform, for the eensuing term:
w A D-J. Q Kennedy.
w. Deco. Wood.
L. R.-Miss Olive Phelps,
l.. OF Miss Sarah Southmayd,
X. S.-W, II. II Shibley,
ESQ, g Colburn,
Trcas.--B. +. Hinklc.
q. C.-Harry Pcrnot,
l.. C.-Mrs. + j. Collins,
@. u.--l,en. Hodges.
J.. u Miss HOLMAN,
6 of CD. Edwards,
G.. OF R.-.ias. Scott
Msrshal-iI. c. Ilayman'
The membership OF this council Is about
one hundred. -
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H Franklin County instructs for Dr.

ET Franklin County instructs for Dir
E NJ. Blackburn, for Senator, and Hon
w. w. Mansfield for Circuit Judge. And
suggest Ozark and the Gath Of Sept, as
the time for holding Convention for nom
mating Judge. As there appears to be
no concert Of action, IN assembling the
representatives Of the various counties,
we should think it would be as well and
satisfactory, to let the various candidates
60 before the people, and the strongest
man to win.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS It has come to the knowledge
w of the executive. that u party or par
ties unknown, fired several bridges on the
Fort smith and Railroad. In the Counties OF
Pope and johnson. and the said party or par
ties are now at large.
Now. therefore. Elisha Baxter governor
of the State Of Arkansas. by virtue of an.
thOrity in me vested by the Constitution and
laws Of the state. do hereby "tfer reward OF
TWO HUN DRIED DOLLARS.
5000 OO) for the arrest Of each OF the said
parties and their delivery to the sheriff Of the
proper county.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
fLsl state tn be affixed, at Little Rock,
this. the Sth day OF September, 1874
ELISHA BAXTER,
Governor Of Arkansas.
by the Governor:
J. NJ. JOHNSON,
Secretary OF State.
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Proclamation by the Governor

WHEREAS, AN ELECTION WILL BE
w held In the several counties of the State
on Tuesday, the 18th day Of October 1874 for
the purpose of submitting u new Constitution
for the Satte to the qualified electors thereof,
and also for the election OF officers provided
for In said Constitution, And whereas II IL
important that peace and good order should
be preserved on said day:
Now. therefore. Elisha Baxter, governor
of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of the au-
thority IN me vested by the Constitution and
laws OF said state, do hereby enjoin upon all
peace officers and citizens In the state to pre-
serve peace and good order on the day Of said
election, and prevent any disturbance Of the
same.
in testimony whereof. | have hereunto SET
my hand and caused the seal Of the
[L.s state to be affixed. at Little Rock
this 18th day OF Sept. A. ID. 1874
ELISHA BAXTER.
Governor Of Arkansas.
BY the Governor:
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary OF State.
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r5y- Hon A. II Garland, the Den

Ey- Hon A. II Garland, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor, will make
a partial canvass of the State, winding
up ut Ozark, Franklin county. on Mon
day, October 18th. We regret that time
would not permit him to visit this Coun'
ty, as we could assure him warm rccep.
ton from hosts Of friends. One Of the
ablest men in the State, he deserves as he
will receive large vote.
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rH- The haudsomest men in the Cn
ion are Kentuckians, and the preserva
ton of their good looks is said to be due
to the fact that while all the Bourbon
whiskey is manufactured in Kentucky,
the great bulk Of it is consumed else.
where. IS.
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Notice..

WILL apply to the Hon. Circuit Court OF
l. Crawford county at lis next October term
1874 for an order to sell all the right title and
interest of Richard Z Perkins. deceased, In
and to the following lands to wit:
The " \ of the N Z a and the N F. q Of the
SW "a Of Section % Township W,
North Range 81 West.
to pay debts and for maintenance and ednca-
tion Of minors OF said estate. Same being
dover inst of late widots Of ThOs. j. Camp,
bell deceased.
CYNTHIA T. PERKINS.
Executrix of last will and testament Of
r. p Perkins. deceased.
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Nn IN NJ tho b;ohost imnortonce

ET II IL OF the highest importance
thst the new Constitution and Democrat
ic- Conservative State ticket should re-.
ceive large vote, therefore we urge
every man to bestir himself in the cam
paign now opened. Let none be idle
he active, vigilant. Let every man in
fsver Of peace, order and good govern.
insnt put his shoulder 70 the wheel and
all will be we'll on the 18th OF October
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EF The Convention Of Franklin and
Crawford counties for the nomination OF
q candidate for Senator tor this the 22d
District, meets at Pleasant Hill, on
Thursday the Gath inst.
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office.

+ WILL apply to the Honorable Circuit
l. Court of Craw ford county. at Its next Oc-
rober term. 1s74 for an order to sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate. belonging to the Estate
off. A. Noble, deceased. to pay debts against
said Estate, to-wit:
Part of Lots No. Is and 16. in Block IL,
in the T'orn Of Fan Buren,, on
mhich Is a large Stable
L.C. WHITE. Administrator .
of Est. j. A. Noble. decd.
Aug, 81. 1874.
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Prosecuting Attorney.

We are authorized to announce W. ID
JACOWAY, Of Dardanelle. as II candidate
for Prosecuting attorney Of the 9TH judicial
District. composed Of the counties of Sebas-
tian, Crawford, Franklin, johnson, Pope and
Yell.
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We call attention to the announcement
Of Hon. Thomas w. Pound of Yell coun-
~, a. q candidate for Judge of this Cir
cult. Mr.. Pound is one OF the most
substantial men Of Yell county, q sound
lawyer aud is we'll known throughout the
district
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NOTICE.

iIEApauARrrRs STATE CT AEKANsAs
..t..t Little Rock. Sept. H. 1874
rJNUE OFFICERS OF THE ARKANSAS
l. State Militia shall not call out the mil
tary forces under their command. except f0i
tho nurpos. oc diiN. AND on suoh occasions no
unnecessary demonstrations shall be made
By order of the Commander-in-chicf:
NJ McCANANY.
~ Adjutant General.
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ET The Radicals in this Congression.
al District. have put in nomination the
Hon. W. J Hynes. He is at present NJ
c. at large. We do not see how he can
reconcile himself to the men he so bitter
" denounced at the last election.
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To the Voters of Crawford County.

hereby announce myselfas an independ-
cut candidate for the office Of County Treas.
urer. independent ofall parties and upon per-
sonal merit. IL electeu general satisfaction
will BE- guaranteed
CT. MADDOX.
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COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce JOHN G..
WILLIAMS, rs candidate for Clerk of
Crawford County, at the approaching elec-
tion.
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For Rent.

HOUSES to Rent. ar..,e.
fol the year 1873.
3 Rooms suitable for offices, convs:ttnc .s a. oncs
Court House and Main Street. Apply yprS,
to $500 II. G. K0BAhp''
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eE" "He is one Of the few journalists
who can put an enemy into his mouth
without fear Of its stealing anything '
is the roundabout way adopted by
western editor 10 call brother editor al
idiot.
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ONLY ONE PRICE ASKED.
Warning Order.

In the Crawford Circuit Court, October Term
A. ID. 1874.
Abner l.. Burrow, Plaintiff.
against Bill in Chahcery.
Thomas B. Mills in his ndividu-
al capacity, and as Admins
TRAITOR of estate Of Walter &.
Mills, deceased. William Mills
james Mills. Whiy Haley and
Mary Haley his wife, Sas A.
Wright and Harriet Wright
his wife. Banks NJ. Burrow and
Martha J. Burrow his wife, Me- Defend
nerva Mills. Lula Mills Vir- ants.
ginia Mills and Alfred Mills
heirs at Law of Walter {. Mills
decd.
The defendants are warned to appear In
this Court within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff a bner L. Burrow.
.... JAMES a. LOCKHAKT. Clerk.
* gna, q Williams: m.:..s Deputy.
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tE- The River has risen some two feet
within few days-probably OFT of the Ca
madam. Weather rainy. The steamer Ben
Wood and Barges left Little Rock for this
place on Saturday.
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tB- 1t will be noticed that Capt James NJ
Wright, of Richland. is an independent cam
didate for Sheriff Of Crawford County. lie
Is too well known for us to add word. See
his announcement.
The Van Buren press., 1874-09-22

E1 Col. j d Jacoway Of Dardanclle
was with as day or two last week The
Colonel reports united people in Yell
county on the Constitution and Ticket
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teCt D
Val tAs judicial Circuit, for Judge.

o'ncr 4e authoriqsd to announce Judge
.9yMXs W. POUND. Of Yell County. as
candidate for Judge Of the 9th Judicial Cir
cult, composed Of the counties of Sebastian,
Crawford, Franklin, Sarber. johnson, Pope
and Yell.
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MARRIED.

Atthe residence Of the brides father. in the
town of Turtle Rock county. Wis. on the 9th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Royce. W. VIC. WHIT
FIELD, OF Van Buren,, and Miss MARY E. REL
CART.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, 1t has come to the knowledge Of the
w Executive that on the tn day Of 1874,
in the County. of lizard, Andrew Jackson was muir
dered bp one James II Stags, and the said Stages is
now at large.
Now therefore !, Elisha Gsxtcr, Governor of the
State Of Arkansas by virtue Of the authority vested
in by the constitution and laws of said State, do
hereby offer u reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the arrest ana delivery Of the said james
II. Stages to the Sheriff Of lizard county.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
(@>) set my hand and caused the seal of the
l.. S. State to be afi xed at Little Rock. this
to-) 4th day Of Sept. a. d. 1874.
ELISHA BANTER.
BY the Governor:
J. N. JOHNSON. Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION:
James H. Stagps is about 2s years old, feet 10 in
high, red mplexlon. red or sandy whiskers. blue
eyes. mole on the upper lip and quick spoken.
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For Congress Sd District,
HON. B. J. BROWN.
Democratic Conservative State Ticket.

UVtttVvt QktV VVttSCt voNvO SkutS ttSNVt
FsR GOVERNOR,
A. II. GARLAND, of Pulaski
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE.
E. H. ENGLISH, OF Pulaski,
ASSOCIATE SUPREME JUSTICES
DAVID WALKER, Of Washington.
WIN. NJ. HARRISON. Of jefferson.
SECRETARY OF STAIR.
B. B. BEAVERS, Of Saline,
AUDITOR,
WM. X. MILLER, Of Independence.
TREASURER,
4. J.'CHURCHILL. of Pulaski.
ATTORNEY 0ERERAL,
5 +. HUGHES, Of Monroe.
CoMMIssIoNFRsTATEL LANDS.
j. n. SMITHEE, of Pulaski.
CHANCELLOR.
JOHN r. EAKlN, of Hampstead.
CHAxcKRy CLERK,
Il. r. WITT, of Pulaski.
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Attention Militia.

HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DIsTOF ARK.
A. ). G.
Spadra, Ark, June 22d, 1874 }
General Orderl
Noe.
The Colonels commanding the several coun-
ties In the Western Military District Of the
Arkansas State Guards. win at once cause all
men In their counties. subject to military dn-
ty, to be enrolled in the Arkansas State
Guard, in strict compliance with the military
law of 1868
BY order Of Brig Gen o.. A. MEl Els
Commanding Ark. State Guards.
Western District.
G., A. MEYER Col and A. A. e. I'm
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

We are authorized to announce, for County
Treasurer, g. I. WARD. at the approaching
election.
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~ Tho Congressional Convention
for this District, meets at Carksville, on
Wednesday next.
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IMPORTANT
Cotton Planters.

+ wish to inform the public that ! hav,
i purchased another CHAMPION GIN. ant
that I will this season. run my two Champs
ons, thuse insuring the best possible turn -Ou
and making the very best lint for market
z ,,tn
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HEADQUARTERS,
Arkansas STATE GUARDs,
Van Buren,, Ark, Sept. 10, lS7A)
General Order.l
No. |.
In pursuance Of an order from the Majol
GenI commanding Arkansas State Guards
am directed to organize regiment OF Stat'
Guards at the earliest possible day.
Every man inthe county subject 10 mili'
tary duty must be enrolled. In accordance
with the militia law Of 1868
Officers holding commissions VIII proceed
to organize companies and report the same
to these headquarters for further Instructions
By order OF ,,,rs
Colonel Com. Ark. State Guards
JOSEPH Z. BYERs. Adiutant
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FEES FOR ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ma. DUNHAM-
Please announce me as II candidate fol
County Clerk.
Respectfully,
Aug. STA. BEN DECHERD.
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Election Proclamation
FINDER and by virtue Of the provisions
of the Schedue to the newly framed
Constitution of the State of Arkansas. there
will be an election held at the various cleo
tion precincts Of Crawford county on
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1874,
for the purpose of electlnga
Governor,
Secretary of State,
Auditor.
Treasurer.
Attorney General,
Commissioner of State Lands,
Chancellor.
Clerk OF the Separate Chancery Court of
Pulaski county
Chief Justice and two Associate Justices
of the Supreme Court,
Circuit Judge and Prosecuting Attorney
for the 5th Judicial circuit,
State Senator for the 2oth district,
Representatives,
and all County and Township Officers provid-
cu ror by the constitution. ete .-..,s .r.
I, .fFtnT.ffss}} Y ~ Is-.,ss!ss.s fIs-,sssser r'r-'
l.. C. WHITE.
County Board Election Supervisors.
Crawford County.
Van Buren. Ark. Sept. 81. 1874
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Gin for the Twelfth.

hope by strict integrity and close atten-
ton to merit the patronage and confidence Of
my patrons.
The highest CASH price will be paid for
Cotton In the Seed or Bale.
Cash advances wiU be made on Cotton
for shipment or othsrrisc.
..,. .. ,.u, M, LYNCH.