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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

Gov. JAcKsoxoF MIssouRI.@Ciaibo f. Jackson, Governor elect of Missouri at- tended the national democratic (Breckin- rdge) State convention of Missouri on la.t Thursday. twill be recolleclcd the Dono- l's faction claimed his triumph as q sonaf- t'r sovereignty triumph Here is what Lo said at that conventions:
 Gov. Jackson said he came here with no expectation to speak, and did not think he ought to be called upon. He was proud lo hear the unanimity with which tbey agreed upon the Jackson resolutions. (aljudinr to the resolutions introduced by him in tbo legislature in lS47.) They accorded with his sentiments, and for them he had iourbt as hard as'any man in Missouri. For tb2ec days " solitary and alone" he stood un in lhis chamber aal defended g..u.. aI.i Is.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
A MEMBER OF TIRE GRAND JuRY.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29-Corrox- ,,.i T he sales of to-day amount 10 5000 bales. Tie prices are easier.
 oo fLouD-CloSed very dull at SC IO@ S6
 CoRS--Ihe market closed quiet at 72a 'se per bushel. Market for provisions closed very dull. Bagging l2c.
 WHISKY Raw k selling at 24e. The market m, for otherartieles remains unchanged The rates of exchange on London and New \ oFk remain unchanged Freights on cot ton to Liverpool remain unchanged in price.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06


 WHAT ONE OF HIS FRiENos THouGHr OF MR. BELL.-The New Orleans Crescent is one of the leading Bell-Everett organs in Louisiana, as it has been of those now SUD- porting that gentleman. But in 1S5S- May 2oth--it doubtless reflected the feeling of the opposition in that State, in.the fol- lowing reference to their present candidate but for whom they then did not expect to be called to vote. The Crescent said:
 |" MEssRs. CRiTrENpEN AND BELL.- These distinguished gentlemen, from some unaccountable cause, nowadays generally vote with the northern freesoiers. and in opposition to the members from that sec- ton of the confederacy it was supposed they intended to represent, at least in part. Ii the one represented Vermont, and the other Michigan, there would be little diff culty in accounting for their action by one process or another: but as it is, we confess we are altogether in the dark unless, as has been stated on numerous occasions lately, Presidential aspirations have outweighcd and overslaughed the duty and fealtv they owe their immediate section"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
St. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %, 1860. .
 IOBACCO.-Sales include hhds stems at f;t,c {. do Planters Lug s $2 95 to S3 25: 10 do Seconds s @ to S5 75 5 do Firsts SC 05 to s7 IS; do common Manufacturing $5; 5 do Medium Manu. featuring S6 50 to SS 40; 3 do FineSlI, Sl3 and $l3 90 ip 100 lbs. '''N
 HEMP.-The only transaction we hear of is 56 bales undressed $l25 per ton
 FLOUR.--Sales of 900 brls City Sunerfpe op prvate terms; 75 brs Choice do $5 o5; 100 do Fancy So 40; l50 do Fancy $5 50; 100 do Country super $4 9S on board; 50 do Choice Super. S5 10. % do Low Grade $4 30; 40 do Fine si; 2Ol bags Clty Fancy $2 75; l50 do Super. S2 55; 9I do Country Extra $2 45 per bag
 WHEAT.-Sales embrace 500 bags Mixed and Poor Spring at 75 to s0c.; ,450 do Good Spring at SOC; 4b0 do Prime and Choice Spring 90 to 95c.: i,523 do Common and Good Club 90 to 95c.: 9 900 do Prime and Choice Club sl 021s; s55 do Poor Fall 95c to $l 05; 200 do Fair led $I 10 to Sl 121 2o2 do Prime Red $l l7la; 27 do SI 20; 2,O7O do Choice Red and White $l g to $l 27, bags re- turned. C0RN.-Salcs include l52 bags Common Mix ed 46 6tac; 700 do Prime Mixed 4sc 900 do Northern Mixed 48lsc.; 1,500 bags Yellow and Mixed White 50 to 5Ic; 45O bags Primo White 52c., and Ills do Choice White 54c, all iii new gun nies. N e'''-
 OATS.-Sales of 200 bags Good at 321Sc a.. 300 do Prime at 331sc; 625 do Choice at 9d to 34t2c, bags included, and 300 do in double gupnes at 55c, delivered on board.
 E--Dull at last quotations: sale of 33 and 4o bags at 6Oc, and B do at 60lsc including bags. c,,t c,,rtkoViSloNS.-Mes Pork $l9 50 per brl, in ming orders Lard, in keg, 131sc @an advance. Bacon Shoulders 91sc; Rib Sides l2l5c; Clear do l31a to l3s4c; Sugar Cured Hams isL to I4c: packed. " i'''
 GUNNIES.--Sales of 4,500 Second Hand at iVtac. Nothing reported in other articles
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

a} The weather for the past three or feur days h's been rainy someof the time raining uu:te hard yet the Ever up to this time (Friday noon) has scarcely swellud; but we confidently look for lise m lew days, as We learn that the rain has been general.
 We are now forced to pay enormous prices for provisions flour 10 to SIP per brI. bacon and lard 2o cts per lbs potatoes $l e l 50 perbushel, corn meal $l 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

PoPULArIoN OF THE THREE GREAT CorN
 TRIES OF THE WoRLD.-The population O
 Great Britain (England, Wales, Scotland and lreland) by the census of 1858 was 29,664, ,362, and that of France by the census of 1858 was 36.295,7 5,792. The United States numbered B, 10l, S76 by the census of 1850, and the estimates of the present census, now in progress, range from 30 to B millions. In population, thera.nre the three ca1,,, tr.aa l. .... .-.....
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
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IL We learn that our patriotic friends at Turn, sal'nc county, have recently raiseda Breckinridee TO e o"e d""dred and ,ffy feel Tilh with the s ars and stripes proudly futt,rng from it's top in def nee ot the enemies of the constitution and the equality al the States, the symbols of an everlas ing Unon.,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

g Gf9- It is absolutely necessary that the accounts of the True Democrat office sbonld be closed. We earnestly request all hay Ing accounts with the office to take stems to settle the same as soon as possible.
 tl' R. & Y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

SaS ,. Il. Tucker X Co. are now opening the hhest stock of goods ever heretofore offered bv them, and MT. Tucker is noted for his fine iudp ment and taste in selecting goods for this ma ket He is one of the oldest and most reliable mor b,ts in the State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

HE PRESIDENT AND THE PRrNcE.-Tbe Washington correspondent of the Phila- delphla Pennsyivanian writes as follows in reference to the reception of the Prince by the President:
 "The telegraphic statement that the Presidential mansion has lately been re- paired, reiurnished and relitted internally, f'r the Prince of Wales, is all 5ost. Noth- ing but little white washing, iff the off cial part of the building, has been done, and this only because the absence of tn President afforded an opportunity to do it without disturbing the course of his busi- ness. The American people may go wild over Prince if they like, but the Execu tive of the nation will not initiate their cx- ample. The Prince will be treated by the President according to the dignity of his own position, as well as that of his visitor. who viii be, not the Prince. of Wales. but simply*Baron Renfrew.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

DisuNfoN BELLIrEs, The Pensacola Ob. server states that Col. Wiggins. one of the Bell electors in Florida, Gen. Cab and Major Ward, both leading Belites, are in favor of dissolution of the Union in the event of Lincoln's election.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
-'- . eSs e-S' -ss~------- EAGLE CREEK, ARK, Sent. %. IS60

EDrroRs TRgE DEMocRAr-Upon the adjourn ment o' the Grand Jury of this county, last week, at Warren, the following vote was had on the Pre- sieen al election; Bell and Everett 1; Breckin- ridge and Lane l0i two declined voting. Douglas harry wave' in this county.
 Yours respectfully,
 MEMBER or THE GRANn IrRn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

AGENT IN THE fiELp,-To-tlay Mr. F. N. Chin nault started with the True Democrat accounts, fo the counties of Prairie, White and Jackson, where we trust he will be successful in collecting what is due Us. Oct. 6, 1S60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06


 DoEs JNo. BELL OWN A NEGRo?-Tbe opposition have been engaged in a.disgust- ing attempt to impair the confidence of the southern people in Mir. Brcckinridse, by asserting that he was not the owner of a slave. l. was an allegation of poverty against him, unwisely made to weaken his strength. MT. Bell, by way of contrast, was exalted as a large slaveholder. What is the fact? Mr. Bell does not own single negro. A Nashville correspondent of the Cahaha Ala.) Gazette says:
 As an item of news, on good authority, l was infSmed that Mr. Bell does not o,cn singie slape. This l was told, last even ing, by Mr. Carter, who keeps the St. Cloud hotel, in this place. He is strong Bell man, and has been personally acouaint- ed with MT. Bell for fifteen years. He says he does not know of his ever owning any slaves, and that he is positive Ae or lis wite does not omn one at present. His present wife Is his second, and he is also her second husband. Her former husband was wealthy, but at his death, the property was left to six children, except her portion which on her marriage to Mir. Bell, she gave to him to pay his debts. At present the family are in good living circumstances, widtout e se'wom cf his own. The abovepis certainly correct, and send 1t to yon on account of the capital that his friends are trying te make by reporting that he is possessed o one hundred slaves''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
To the Members Eleef of the Legislature
 Session 185O--l

of G,tENT,I,rMFv-Ilating ,t ved as principal Clerk ol the House of Repres htatiycs for the two last 'ons, tbat a; again offer fksef candidate for recommendation rec. is my 6rmer work; but have mo nesitaton in referring 10 any member of the last II'esISIature- Shoul4yon confer on me the office promise faithful HAieiIicient service ''''ee'
 Respectfully,
 o,,, $. M. SCOTT hill to ne Tociat copy month and present m U0 'ns onEo. Aug. II, 1860 Inn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the frrt N of BOONE X ANDERSON is this day dis solved by mutual consent, and w. l.. AndersoI having purchased the interest of s. S. Boone, ii their Boot and Shoe Store the business will be con tinued by him in his own name.
 w. L. ANDERSON,
 s. s. BOONE. LiHe Rock, Sept 9, 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

Head Q"drtrs 2d Battation l3A Reg. Ark Milaial
 Little Rock, Sept. 27th, iS6O. VIE members of the 2d Battalion are Il notified that Battalion Court Martial will Rock, on Wednesday, October 24th. ia6O Detnl for the court Major McAlmont, Captain Stlllwel, Captain Tucker, Captain Jones, Lieu | tenant Mottoe, Lieutenant Brookin and Lieuten- ant Jaeobi
 By order of the Colonel Commandant.
 Sep29 R. C. NEWTON, Adjutant
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

oo'hpany "C," of south side of the Arkansas river 18th regiment is ordered to appear on parade at St. Johns Col'eg, groand, Saturday, Oct 6.h at o'clock, A. NJ.
 By order of commandlnt,
 +. WILLIAMS Q S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

a5 Notice the sales of |. $. lands advertised in our columns this week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

FALCON, ARK, Sept Is, 1860, MT ERkEs-Please announce my name as a candidate for reelection to the office of Door- keeper of the lower House of the neSst e,,oai NAseeiioiY oi this Stale. N. CARSON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

q5S" We are authorized to annonnco tL,,- e Dr S H. WEBB as candidate for re' ",;at;n, .;,e o, the ath ot November next for Doorkeeper of tba
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
JUST RECEIvEn

EROM New Orleans and Cincinnati Il } brls. Crushed Sugar; Pulverised .s o5 M sacks Coffee; 10 cases Cherry in Brandy; l~brl- Brown Sugar; IA baskets Anisset; sf @
 10 st boxes Raisins;
 l cask Cognac Brandy; 3 cases Cabinet Champagne, (pnt bottlesl 26 boxes Cheese; gross PIayiDg Cards For sale by M TAN,rI Sept % l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

CLINTON, VAS BuRry Co.,, ARK, Sept 6, '56
 messrs. EDtroRs-You will please announce my ran.e e m as candidate for the office of Doorkeeper . ''' ''ie iower house of the next Legislature Yours, DANIEI, GPTCcc
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
for Secretary of e;t,to

We gre authorized to annoupce cEopcF WEsTtof Phillips county, candidate for Sec retars of .state' before the ensuing General As
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
NOTICE

HAVING purchased the entire interest l u of g. s. Boone in the firm of Boone X An derson, Iwould respectfully inform my friends and the public, that the Boot and Shoe business will 5e continued by at the sgn of the Boot and Shoe Store. Main stFeet,Iittle Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Dress Goods and Silkg

NOW IS the time if you wish to purchas, A fine Silk Dress all Wool Dei,ane Pat
 tern, by calling at the corner of Main and Muf
 perry streets. MRS. J ONES. 2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

He hoped no militia office would be con ierred on this gentleman (pointing to Mr. He had better preach.
 He regretted that he had been diverted rom words of peace through interruption, but Tn one sense, and that not an offensive one. He thanked the people for their kind ness and courtesy. He also thanked the Bell men who were gentlemen, and those not gentlemen,
 Mir. Brownlow replied to the remark " that he had better prcach'' but declined to speak more, saying he would speak through his paper.
 Ms faneey said, if you have anything to say, say 1t here before me like a man.
 The crowd called again for Yancey. He Sala gentlemen, you cannot expect me to dignliy such speech witt, reply.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
MILLINERY MII.r.TNEpy

INHOSE LADIES who wish to ,ssa
 A select an elegant BONNET would NV do well to call on Mas. JONES, as she has = SEE Just returned from the east with the most& GY3 elegant stock of MILLINERY GOODS ~ 4 eyer opened in this market, consisting of Bennett Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Featbers-which eannd fail to please the most tastidious < Sept. 29, .lSea MRS. JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

" We are authorized to announce Dr. l. n ', ES, of Washington, IIempstead county. for Legislature "''o'o 'ne next
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

..l,say~ Col, SANFORD c. FAr1fKNER ocp, GJaski county, will be candidate for tbe oaca oe secretary of Stite of Arkansas before the en,uinr
 General Assembly, e ''''u'i'6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
TRUE DEMOCRAT
To the Members of he next General assembly of the Skite of Arkansas.

~ VVTSV1III fFtRK., Sept l, Is6O uENrLEMEv-I will be Ienndidate before vo,r onorapie Fon body for te off of Secretary of State ly or my qualifications rel iefence is made to inc th hepers oi the Legisiattfes of Is54-'56, and to ''e members of the bsr 1.-The 4tl judicial circuit.
 Respectfihh,
 IAMES R. BERRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
Dr. c. V. MEADOR.

S5O fGIO AlI LASfis5 -7---7 V
 Diseases of the EYE and EAR, DISE4SES OF FEMALES, and Eruptlue Diseases of the Skin,
 Of all descriptions. Having devoted special attention to the trea {
 ment of such Diseases, in Hospital and privat, practIce he hopes to be able to render satslactioi to those who may require his services U3sMny reference desircd uM De qipe,f rr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06
New Orleans Markst

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29, 1860. COITON.-Thes sales of the week have aro,,r,. ca to about 33,000 bales, at the following ouots
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-06

Lincoln, l am for seizing bayonet and forming an army to resist such an attanL an ana they shall walk over my dead body on their way. '0'''
 5. R. Rogers indorsed Mr. Brownlow's position. - v A'o"
 /. M F2en,ing--lf Mir. Bell had been in ,terrogated on this point, he would indorse his answer. -''' '0
 When the question was asked Wm. Rogers, MT. Brownlow said. we all answer in the affirmative. " ""'"e'
 Yancey--I asked him. s,onoso l.. knows better than you, unless won have agreed onsa stereotyped answer.
 brown(ow-No; we have not been ;nit;o- ted into youI league.
 oncey-No; or you would have been q better southern man.
 NIT. ancey then read an extract from 1 ohn Bells speech--(publishe a short ,lne since Tn most of the papers )--and said Now, gentlemen, will answer vour oncs- tlon,-and answered it in the followinr worlds e" ms T., p'W proceed to answer this question. aithough unable to perceive in what man. her my future acts in Alabama can in the least degree affect your votes here on tbo question of the election of President. by an act of the General Assembly of Alabama, passed last winter, it is made the aoty oi the Governor, in the event black republican shall be elected President, in certain period aftershe ascertains it tbirtv days believe) to make proclamation ofthe iact; and that an election shall then he held py the people to elect delegates to a con Vehtion of the people of the State, which convention will consider what the sover- elgnty and wrongs done the State reonires at it's hands.
 As l sad to you in the earlier part of my speech, am a States rights man--belev- ing In the right of State to command tbe allegiance and obedience of it's citizens and therefore that my allegiance iss first due to my own otat. do not believe in exercis- 'hS the individual natural right of rebellion. until both state as well as federal constitu- tons are broken and my rights destroyed. II the federal constitution shall be broken and destroyed by the usurption of,a higher law faction, my right to resist is subordi. nate to my allegiance to my State consti- tut'pn. ds on n.dioiduol Merefore, IshoA 'aot re6et agoinst such on elect on. for Mo, 'ooutd oe rebellion also against my ou1e State aatho'aty. But whatever course Alabama may take, that course l shall be bound bv as cltlzen, and if it is to aequiesce, I shall do so--lf 1t to secede, I shall cast my for. tunes with that of the State.
, 1860-07-06

met with in hfe. that testimonials promptedhy fuel
feelings uf the heart in the life uf thOe who
sacrifice their best days in phanthrupic deviation t
the allrviation Of the Ills Of frail mortality Empr
ci.m floods the columns OF press with fraudulent
and Hctitiuu, letters singing poaans 10 the worth o.
their own egotistical charatanism. Below append
certificate from a worthy man, who brief period
since seemed destined to shuttle off his mortal ct:'
who looked forward to his dissolution with that pleas
ure which only those weighed down by the heavy hand
Of disea.e can. Contrary to hore the ability Of q
skilful physician has restored him to his former health
relieved from his terrible situation, and impelled by
gratitude he makes known his case and his remedial
agent and his statement is authen ated by Notary
Public. The demands Of society imperiOusly com,
mand its publicity and il Is given more to warn the
nnwary than to sound the praises Of physician, Of
whom scores Of like cases can be cited.
, 1860-07-06


Prompted by an honest desire Of my htart, i uih
to lay IeiOle The public which deserves com
meudation, not only act Of scientific tkll but
that Of humanity aho. About two years ago, so.
denly, aud frum causes unknown to me, was seized
with fit Of Epilepsy, which, owing to my nalilhyi 70
meet the EXPENSES consequent upOn Thorough MD
cal treatment. and the discourag emebt which net
with on attempting it, soon became such las lNls
then led 10 beleIr) to defy the skll Of any lya
cun was freq Antly, while in pursuit Of my ealing
thrown down 10 the ground without the ihehlesl
waung and, although nsensible To the agoDies, ~
despised the miseIies Gi my life, and soon canec 2
look upon those who would render assistance OF she
ter me from danger enemits who sought to pol1lg
the existence Of my meIi's While in this STATE ano
having, pieyious1o my affection, tasted the tvtts q
lie, once more W0s induced to attempt seeking na
0f physician and, hy recommeDdatit o, called hPo1
Dr. l.. }. CzarLny ! told him Of my ciirrmslanies'
aud of my inability to reward him for his ertces e
gadl,ss Of which, however he ut once undeTioo6 ny
Gaze, and with the blessing Of G,d, wus once more
restored to perfect health Unable to rwaid him lvI
the loon which enjoy ut present., ard yet eob,soes
OF my Indebtedness, cunsideT 1t due 20 mysei ~
all otilicted, to make the lease public, IN greer ln
those in lced Of med al advice may find physenn
10 whom Wery conf -hce can be plaeed; ,,.,v
T.. 81 MEYER YABL0Nshd..
State Of California, county Of San Fruncseo san'
jS'iSed ,sGS and sworn to before this LIST DAY o. aug
L.. 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, Not Pep
, 1860-07-06

The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
in my case prompts me to impart to those of my fe
low creatures who he suffering from like ailiic'
tion the source Of relief with short description Of
ny case Several years ago, my health began 10 fail
was attacked by general weakness and debility
which reduced me tn the mere shadow Il my former
Ell At hat stage | sought medical assistance, and
xrendcd large amounts but without the least henei
ial result That fell destroyer CoNstMPTIoN had al
eady seized upon my vitlls. | was daily diawing
losr 10 the tomb: my physicians held ont no hope Of
ecnvery: my strength had wasted, and was in a
tate Of almost utter prostration ] was informed by
ny physicians that they could do nothing for me ex
ept to smooth my path to The grave, when most for
we'll and perfectly sound man. 7, is difficult for me
, 1860-07-06
DIR. MATTHEW P. BURNS.

OFFICE OPPOSITE THE NEW STAGE oFFIcE, MAIN
sTREhT, OLYMPIA, W. T.
nR. BURNS RET J rms THANKS TO THE CITT
- Lens OF Washington Territory FOR the liberal share
hpnbe patronage he has received for the last seven
years while practicing Medicine and Surgery IN all
heir variols Department. -
Dr. b. Surgery i furnished with complete as.
ortment Of Surgical instruments many Of them new
Europe. 80
Dr, BURNS respectfully infon6s his numerou,
enes mat he has lowered his rate Of charges to suit
Olympia, Dee .. 1852 "
, 1860-07-06
M mlmElan.

Tie following army Intelligence was re-
cslred By the overland mail:
By order Of the Secretary Of War, q
General Court Martial convened at Baton
Roage. La, on the 25th Of Mar, or as soon
thercaltcr Is practicable, for the trial Of
such prisoners as may be brought before it,
Ths detail Of the Court is as follows
Majors Hsskins and Mcdonald, Captains
Whilall and Sarton, Lieutenants Fry, Todd
and Cooper; Capt Jones, Judge Advocate
By order Of the Secretary Of War, n
General Court Martial has been ordered TO
meet a Carlisle Barracks on the god inst,
or as sooa thereafter as practicable, for The
trial Of such prisoners as may be brought
before e. The Court is to consist Of Col
Thomas, Maj. Graham. Lieutenants Moore,
Chambless, Mckee, Wheeler aud Arnold,
and Captain Gibbs as Judge Advocate.
Another Court is also ordered at Fort
Columbus on the alst instant, or as soon
thereafter a. practicable, for the trial Of
Gnch prisoners as may be brought before H.,
consisting Of Major Holmes, Lieutenants
Sweeney, Craig, Orilly and Worth, aud L.
Aorris as Judge Advocate
Leave Of absence for six months has
been granted to Capt. MeNat Of the Ord
nance Dspartmsnt, with leave to go beyond
The limits Of the United States; six months
leaFe has been granted 10 Capt GArdneI
Of the First Dragons, for the benefit Of bis
health, eight months 10 Capt. MeLaWs oI
the Eleventh Infantry, whenever be can be
spared from bis company, nov in Mexico;
for = months to Lieut.. Hudson Of the 4th
ARTILLERY. with permiSion to 50 abroad
By aa,hority from The Adjatant Gener.
ais ofiee, a detachment Of the seventy
eight recruits for six companies Of First
Cavalry, stationed In The Department Of
Texas, leh Jefferson Barracks under con.
ma1d Of Lisnt Colbarn, Adjutant Of the
First Cavalry.
Leave Of absence for sixty days has been
granted 10 Assist. Surgeon BariholOmew.
Lieut.. Mollnard Of the Second Artillery,
VIII Join bic company at Fort Ridgely, at
the end q three months.
Lisat Tiploa Of the Third Artillery, will
report without delay to the Superintendent
Of the Eastern Department Of the General
Recruiting Service for temporary duty Al
Fort Coiambu&
N. W., n.,.r,,,.n, Ia no, o-a...d
An a. troons fram TJ,sh Ten comnsniss
romn-i'ins, fror, eoo - ! ooo mso PjlI -
m.is re snd MI 4. 1~ .mv,, s.s;.;on, ~ ~
nrossrs ~ neorl. s-o", o..5.aar. c. "
fobo-o. ~ ~ "a, .rr,vsd 49,
-so:s -.
-, a p1sfe 2, Omeer,, 70 CONSIST Of brsvet