TEMPERANCE MEETING
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At the Anniversary Meeting of the Ark, sas State Temperance Society, held at City of Little Rock, ill the Methodist Ea copal Church, on Monday evening, the < of November, 1843, Dr, A. Cunningham called to the Chair,

 Dr. R. L. Dodge requested to read the. nual report of the Society for the preced year; which was read and accepted

 The following gentlemen were then ell 'ed officers of the said Society, for the ensu year:

 Dr. A. Cunningham, President; Col. D. Merriek, Vice President; Pleasant Jo,i Secretary; Dr. T. J. Howell, corresponi Secretary, and Dr. R. L. Dodge, Treasua

 On motion of Rev. A. Williams, the lowing resolutions were offered, and nra moasly adopted:

 Resoteed, That for the purpose of g| the Temperance cause greater efliciency putting down the influence of Intempera| more rapidly and efleetually. that 1t is d dient to recommend a State Temperanced vention, to be composed of delegates all the Societies in this State, to meet at l Rock, on the 22d February, 1914.

 Reso3oed, That the Temperance socia| throughout the State, be requested to meetings as soon as practicable, and ap,| delegates to attend the State Temperanced vention, at the time and place above n1

 ReSokted, That the Editors of the D. throughout the State be requested to pual the proceedings of this meeting.

 Resolred, That the Corresponding Ss| tafy of this Society, be requested to add a circular to all the Temperance socie| within his knowledge in the State, ur upon them the importance Of sending | gates to the Stale Convention.

 On motion, the Society adjourned, to l at the Methodist Episcopal Church, at d candle light, on the first Monday in Decl Der next, for the purpose of appointing d gates to the State Convention and to advi| the cause of Temperance, in general.

 ?. JORDAN, Ssdnf;I