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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-16
TITLE PERFECT.

TERMS :-0ne-fourth cash balance in one, two
and three years. with interest secured by mortgage
the premises.
Plats can be seen at Crescent City Bank, County
Recorders Office Washington House, August EHes,
Henry Stockfeth, Roster & Orf, Henry Gumberts,
and at my Office where all information will be fur
nished TH0S. L. GARVIN,
marI5-IOtd No. 10 Third st.
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HEns We notice men at work on Third
street, between Main and Walnut, and on
Walnut, between Second and Third, shovel
ing the dirt from the cutters into the
middle of the street, making handsome
grade.
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GSs7- We notice that the New Albany
Tribune is calling on our friend DAWSON, of
the Fort Wayne Times, to decide for one or
the other State ticket. He has both up at
present. Come, Dawson, We all know
which you are for. You are for the old
Wing ticket; so down with the other and
speak out as you cn'a~1peak!
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AN agency has been established at De-
troit, by Mr.. G. j Brown, a Southerner, to
return fugitive slaves who are discouraged
by their experience in the inhospitable eli
mate of Canada, to their masters.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

.EasOnSe.-7Yss members of EgaRs- a
vile Lodge No. G4, F. A. M. are reques ted IN
to meet at their Hall this day at o'clock w
A. NJ, for the purpose Of atteialng the faneril n
Bro. Peter Sharpe. All visiting brothers in good
standing are invited to attend. 49,
mar16 Al. C0LBuEy, sec'y.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL

Daily Paper w
" (MaIled) " " ~
Rv the weeI (n,vahIe To Carriersl .,..... 10
FTiWeelIy Paner .,. ~
WeekIv Psrer 81. ...... :. tJ
4" 80 Clubs of Ii o Ifore......---..-......- l IA
Ms The privilege of yearly advertisers u ii'ited
to their immediate business, in their own mime;
and all advertisements fer the bennht of other
persons, well legal advertisements and 'td fer-
ssemonts of auction saes, and advertisements with
the name OF other persons, sent in by then must
be paid for at the usual rates. -
Haq No repor3pTesolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, soctety, association public meeting
and communication designed to call attention TO
matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, uniesss paid for as an advertisement
ne Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
disc Itinued unless order to that effect is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than o
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
na Legal advertisements. hereafter, will be pub
Hshed at the expense of the attorneys ordering ana
not delayable for legal proceedings bat coectabie
st usual tinc. IS
pE Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
tiseulents are CASH. -
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CINCINNATI, March, Is, M.-River fallen
l foot inches in the last "a hours; now
81 feet 6 inches in the channel. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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CAMDEN, N. J., March Is, M.-Mr. Atkin-
son, democrat, was elected mayor yester-
day There is an opposition majority in
the council. =
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hSy- The Boonville Democrat is again
agitating the subject of railroad from that
place to Newburg.
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Rs~ We are under obligations to Br.
DUNCAN, of the firm of Duncan & Cook, for
late Eastern papers.
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Born political parties at Indianapolis have
made nominations for the April election
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BALTIMORE, March IS, M-There was a
bad accident on the Northern Central Rail-
road this morning. The train which left
at o'clock broke an axle at Texas, Is miles
from this city. Particulars had not yet
been received, but it is reported that num-
Der are seriously injured. A special train
with physicians has Just left here.
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PITTsBURG, March Is, M.-River feet 3
inches by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear and pleasant.
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NUMBER 1G3.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
II "a ia DVU "a R E
no AT WHOLESALE. u
SPRING SALES 0F1S60.
I2hs Chas. S. w ellis, zaL

I3FJIeST STREET.
EE.ES HFs. G.E Pa ~ o " " 8 T.f r.
within the last four weeks by sea, from ENGiAAp M
land MANUFACTURERS They have been ptr-
chased many of them for CASH, ald to MER-
CHANTS GR0CERs and TRADERS, who wish to
pay Cash. prompt time bpHers, he give bis as
sse 81 % that a. they sa G5ihagS 1 thsir SPg S0fA
much RRDTcEDIN PRICE, and MERCHANTS 1859
will Do THEMSELVES GOOD TO call on him. be- 81. g.
4 9s 1%PS S 5qGPly may be found the following
.3000ePairs Wdlher's, and other,
b. iIrGce CAainS. - s.
5 casks L0g and Ploao Chains.
so doz Root Hames.1
70 do Horse and Mule Collars,
b. (GOod.) aaifs
100 do Americao Hoe CO.'S a'
Planters Hoes. .
so doz Garden Rahes, steel and
aG, iron. .as--tua q aaHt
25 doz Ma,aavo Forks, assorted.
so doz O. AnaeS', and others,
@ Shovels and Spades.
so doz Tutt1e's Hook Tooth
4 aCross-Cut Saws. ag< aa eHe
100 doz Wells, (Hunt's, J Lip
pincott's and Collins Axes.
so doz Hunts Hatchets.
25 doz Hunts Broad and Hand
%. doz W5ther5y's Drawing
& Knives. f..ess 80
25 doz Spear e Jackso1a's Hand
Saws. as.
80 doz Cooks Patent, and other,
Augey Bits. A
200 doz AugerS, Blue Nut Grad
Twist and Common.
1000 doz Table Knives, English,
Americd2s, and j. Russell q
Co.'S.
500 doz Wostenholm'S, Bunt-
ing's and Barnes Pochet
KniueS. r., .a
so doz Wade DC Butchers Ra-
100000 G. D., S. B., and
. { Water Proof Caps.
Also
100 doz Wdldrola Grass and
Grain Scythes-
so doz Boots Silver Steel
/. Scythes.
100 doz Superior ScytAo Saat1es.
100 doz Forks, 2 and 5 prong,
superior. aa M
so. doz Cradles, grain, Bow and
Wire Brace.
so Wood Hay Ral1es.
100 Grind Stones, Is to 80 in.
200 doz Scythe Stones.
Also, f1
800 doz Butchers Files. 'f -
90 cases OAi0 Tool Co. S Planes,
reduced prices.
.4 AGENT FOR--AND
'2000 feet Rub6e,' Betting, best E.
in Anerqc0, on hand, l IL
to 24 inch.
TOGETHER WITH
Shelf HdrdWare and Tools of
every description. ea
Ds5- orders executed with the uir.ost and
promptitude-a CHARLES :. WELLS,
| imarl$ - Wholesale Dealer
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NOTICEI NOTICE!!
JyVSR THE STU TsR .F.EhERS s9.N-fB

N Staye Dealers.-In reference to the above
card the unde rsigned, stave dealers in the city
of New Orleans, do hereby affirm and say that the
in its expectations and we will further say, that
prices f0r white oak have been, and will
doubt be, as follows if not higher, should We
have low rates of freight, usual in this market
in the months Of April, May, June and July; Olaret
or French butts of good quality, from 80 to go
owing to the large stock here, and but httie 9e-
mand Hop.shead slaves from $50 TO S75 and PIPE
. stayes from $40 to $50, and extra heavy Pipes AT
sS0Fer thousand OF 200 staves-
Made and signed in the city of New Orleans, this
9th day of March, 1850, Immediately after having
been Informed of ths publication ofthe above card
- = PAUL JUICE u FASSY,
BOBET BROTHERS,
OH. LAFFON,
rnarI5-3ts ELY FONBENE.
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MHa.g.NrTEO.z.4yV' .gCTAT"Fe ROY'
~ attend Grocery and drive express
wagon. Must know how to write a fair hand, and
come we'll recommended. Apply at No. I32, Posey
Block, Main street. marI6-tf
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SECOND DISPATCH.

1t is impossible to get anything by tele-
graph in relation to the accident, the wires
being in possession of the company. A dis
patch from one of the officers says that
Mrs. Hutchins, the wife of an employee on
the road, has her leg broken, and that several
others are injured. None have been killed.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
For Congressional Report, see Our
Fourth Page. = % ---at O.
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gG5TThe Gibson County Sale Fair takes
place at Princeton, Thursday, March %.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICIAL.

p = - OFFICTAL. 9sI"TI ~ 1f-EF' I
m LIST OF LEFTERS RE.T.R EsN--
w ing in the Post office at Evansville, Ind,
March Is, 1850. Persons calling for these letters
will please say g advertised and give of list
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HTRR-N- PRESTON. W-H0LE-
"a SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE. First street. Ev-
ansvilIe Ind. Merchants will always find full
stock of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, at
his House. which WILDE sold on fair terms. lsep2l
As7fH.SRERS =. W-RLLS, W.HOEEs-
GSALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street,
Opposite Maghee & co.,, Evansville, Ind. Orders
or Hardware promptly filled at lowest Cincinnati
rices ian 20
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ID,Droved road to HLt. vernon.

An article, taken from the Mt. Vernon
T,nDire. has been sent us from that place,
with n request that we give it an Insertion.
We do so with pleasure. 1t advocates the
building of Plank or Gravel Road between
this city and that. Our correspondent thus
writes of the project
A subscription paper is in circulation,
and some of our best informed citizens think
$4,000 will be subscribed as bonus
| presume it would be of more
advantage to your place than TO ours, from
the fact that we as a people make more or
less of our purchases in your place every
week"
A ROAD FROM Mr.. VERNON To EVANSVILLE.
The citizens of this part Of the county long
feeling the want of good roads in various
directions are now ready to engage in and
do a generous part for the construction OF a
Plank or Grauel road from this point to
Evansville
With view to the accomplishment of
this much desired end, the following pro-
position in the form of an agreement or OBJ
legation is submitted for the action OF the
citizens of the two counties, Vanderburgh
and Posey.
Proposition.-" The undersigned, in con-
sideraton that any person or company shall
under the laws of the State of Indiana,
make plank or gravel road to Evansville,
Vauderburgh County, in said State, from Mt.
Vernon, Posey County, in shid State, agree
to and with said person or company to pay
or give to said person or company as a
bonus the sums of property set opposite our
respective names upon the completion of said
road. Said road shall be commenced on or
before the first day Of January 1862, and
finished on or before the first day ofJanuary
1868"
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O. .......AsA IiIkHA IT
WHEELER WI |! |. e. 8 3 ! IGLEHART, q ! i. 3 I,,.r =.

IHTFO I.N.k US .HT La 81, 6ESS-E n
atH al Collection and Real Estate Agency. Office
ON Third street, opposite the Court House.
Enquirer copy.]
RVTEIS ~ F8.4STR, FCRL-gyN,D IA o SIS
a1 Candy, Howe's Cough Candy, and a number
uf other pleasant remedies for Coughs-oftentimes
better than the more expensive and nauseating
medicines At IT MAIN STREET.
I9VG .NKRCH.9JV~7S, PHK'SKCE.a.N-S
AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNIsHEs, PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which we are prepared offer to the trade
good terms be pr chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isviIle, or St. Louis.
we have in store Is tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
IEAp in kegs of 25 Ibs 90 1bs and 100 lbs, which
we r. settling to the trade ufacturers' prices
KELLER & WHITE,
@ No. 80 Main street.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN.

NEw YoRK. March 9.
 The steamship Nova Scotan, Cant. Berand, of The Montreal Ocean steam ship company. touched al St Johns New. foundland to-day on her way from Liver pool 10 Portland She sailed from Liver pool on the 22d and touched at Queens. town on the 23d ul.. where the latest ad. vices by telegraph from Liverpool were obtained. The advices by this steamship are five days later than those received per the steamship Africa A
 The steamship North American arrived at Queenstown on the 20lh ull. from Port land.
 The ship Luna, while on her way from Havre to New Orleans, was totally wreck ed off Cberbourg. She had on board one hundred and ten persons eighty eight passengers, and twenty.lwo officers and crew. all of whom perished except two whose names are not known. In the British Parliament D'Israel's moion for the commercial ireaty with France in advance of the budget was warmly debated, and finally rejected by a vote of 293 against 230 This Is con sidered favorable toward the ratification of the treaty.
 A ieIegraphc dispatch from Paris re- ports that the French government will agree 10 the modification of the question in regard to the duties on coal.
 The French ministry had issued crcu lars. in which they demand the clergy to obey ihe laws of France on the Roman question.
 The following ships arrived at Liver pool the 23d ult: the Vallate Praby, P. L. Lane and Yorkck have arrived at this DOT, from New Orleans.
 A teIrgrap'ic dispatch from Berlin says that the governments of Prussia and Rus sia have agreed upon a loint proposal fur a general conference of the five grea, powers.
 Later advices from Hong Kong had been received at London The claims of American citizens against the Chinese government for losses sustained at Can ton during ihe year 1858 were in a fair way Of liqnidation-- some of the claims were to be paid forthwith, and a guaranty given for the remainder.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14

The Cleveland Piaindeaier says the meanest man in America lives in that city He applied to Justice yesterday for an execution to levy upon the WOODEN LEG of a man who owed him four dollars! We are glad to say no constable could be found to serve the execution. This is an absolute fact.
 The Nashville Banner core ts the re- port that Gov. Foote is one of it's editors.
 We once kept anacconnt for lady dur ing three miles, walk through rather sandy lanes who declared herself" half dead 5 with fatigue every few minntes; aud we found that she had died exactly eleven times and half at the end of the journey, when she swallowed ci- der and sandwiches in most vital fashion. considering her multiplied state of demise.
 REcrpE FOR HAPPY HoME.-Six things are requisite to create < happy home" In tegrity must be the archi*ect, and tidiness the upholsterer. It mnst be med by affection. and frightened up with cheerfnness, and indus try must be the ventilator, renewing the atmos- phere and bringing in fresh salubrity day by day 1; while over all. as aprotecting canopy and glory, nothing will suffice except a bless ing from above &@H HN4AA # 1T IA young lady was recently asked how she could possibly affo.d.iin these hard times to. take music lessons. "Oh," said she, ''l confne myself to the lowest notes {" Ent
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
THggaJTE OF Es sPECT,

At regular communication of Hamilton
 Lodge, No. l10, of Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons, holden at the Lodge Room on the Sd day of March, 1860, the following pre- atnble and resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz
 WHEREAS. This Lodge has received the melancholy intelligence that J JAMES E. fEATH- ERsroN a member of this Lodge. fell ny the hand of the assassin on the ID h ut; and whereas, the deceased was. as a Mason. trus- ty and trnc, and as a neigbbor. kind and gen erous lived Tn the faithful discharge of his duty as a Mason, and was wanting in none or the characteristics Of an upright, worthy citi- zen :-Therefoie be it aEs RrsoLvsp. That in the death of onr broh- er this Lodge, as we'll as the community Tn
 which he lived and to which he fnrnisied re- peated and inanbitable evidences of his kind ness and generosity, have both sustained an irreparabie loss 3 RESOLVED. That while the death Of our brother forcihly reminds us of the uncertainty
 of life auu the vanity of all human pursuits, it should beget in us an unhinching resolution to emulate his example ant patronize his vir- tues. 88& M M RESOLVED, That we deeply and most sim cerely synlpathize with the aged mother and brothers of the deceased in their ali ctiye be- reayement, and that the condolcnce of tals 1 Lodge be and the same IS hereby rendered to | them. ssss sass4
 | Rgsor.yED, That in token of our respect for 1 the memory of our deceased brother, this l Lodge be clothed in mourning fortheispace of
 thirty days
 | RESOLVED, That the thanks of this Lodge i be. and the same are hereby rendered to Brownsville Lodge, No. bl, for their kind 1 services in the interment of our deceased 1 brother.
 RESOLVED, That copies of these resolutions
 be furnished by the Secretary of this Lodge 1 to the mother of the deceased and the Secre-
 Gary cf the Brownsville Lodge No. 5f,; and that sthese proceedings be published in the 1 Des Are Citizen and Brownsville Echo, and
 that the Mississippi papers friendly to Mason-
 ", be requested to copy the same.
 j. TUCKER, W. M. 1 II PryNorD Sec,y
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
RIVER NEWS. &e.

ssT The .. s. Mail packet Sam, hale, Capt. c. ", Coles, is due Friday aorning, bound for Jacksonport and Batesville. She passed down Monday morning, boaad for Napoleon. W. F. Briscoe her clerk, has our thanks for his continued favors AGs2 l88l
 GB- The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt D. B. Price, snassed up yestsrday moraing. The Fortune will be dowa to-mofrow, bound for Napoleon. B. Coles, her clerk, has our thanks forfavors. ,Ody- The Memphis and White river packet Admiral, Capt. Bird, is due from Mem phis on Saturday. bound for Jaclssonport. and will return. on Monday bound for Memphis.
 G- The Memphis, White and Little Red river packet Gen Pike. passed up Monday evening and returned this morning. Pete Elem. ing. her clerk, has our thanks for files of late papers, &c. She will leave Memphi; again on Saturday arriving here on Monday evening. ,a..
 sr1S- The Memphis and White river packet E.M. Ryland. passed up Sunday evening, and returned yesterday morning. Matt Lowe, hei clerk. furnished us with late papers.
 d 6y- The New Orleans packet latan, Capt Sam. Taylor, passed up Friday, and is due down tomorrow Capt If. s. Eaton, her clerk, has our thanks for New Orleans papers. ag The Charm, Capt. Hendrix, arrived from Clarendon on Sunday evening, and leff Monday noon. fov 67s s7oeaG E / STEAMER HICKMAN BURNr.-This steamer was totally destroyed by fire while descending
 
 Little Rock, on the evening of the 5ih inst.-- Nearly every thing on board in the way oi freight and baggage, was destroyed. No lives were lost, but several persons were seriously ASniarel s5ss fss si-A sa ars'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
DI FED

On the sd of February, in Richland town ship, St. Francis county, Mrs. MAReAHE1 SIMPSON consort of James Simpson, in the 4is year of her age,
 In Des Arc, on the 7th instant, ELIZA. BETH A., consort of R. N. Mcclellan. aged about 3i years. uF ----In Des Are, on Sunday evening last, J | M. SULLIVAN, aged about % years. | At the residence of his father, on Wat tensaw Bayou, on the 2sth ult., WALTER s son of Roderick McIver, in the 10th year oi his age. f&t -[ Tn New Orleans. on the 24th of Fehru- ary, 1860, Miss CARRIE PIrrMAN, in the, 2ls' year of her age. e .a"- 'r' It is sad thing to record the death of one we loved so dearly, yet such is life in the hands of our Father who does all things we'll She was of sweet disposition and true friend, confiding and unassuming in her man. ners, yet such was her purity of Christian character and suitability, that to know her was to love her; her death triumphant one. notwithstanding her suiferngs When the angel of summons came with the rustling of wings, she obeyed the call and calmy passed from earth to heaven.
 ssShe has gone to heaven before us;
 But sue turns and waves her hand,
 Pointing to the glorics o'er lis, In that happy spiri. land"
 From her mild disposition and exemplary de- pertinent, she had place in the affectiono of all who knew her. She is now safely noored to that bright spirit land where lovely seraphs are her associates. Our grief and euiogy cannot reach her now, but her counsel we can keep, while her memory wi long be green in the hearts of those who loved her.
 'sShe's gone in her beauty,
 In silence to rest,
 Like snow dropsw folded
 Her hands on her breast,
 She lies like statue Of some Grecian at,
 With cheeks that are pallid
 And a cold hushed heart.o M. 5. U. DEsrARc, ARK. March H., l8oo,
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14

Hours Bic Boor.--The mechanic who advertises literally and hangs out good sign,n Is said to be worthy of the support of the public In obedience to this admitted truism, Mir. Holt has carried out the pfinci- pie. He advertises in our columns, and in front of his shop, one door east of J. A. Jen- nings & Co.,, he has caused to be erected a Boot eight feet and one inch high, and duly proportioned otherwise. Now, his SOLE object is to place his customers on : coop FOUNDATION" and all he asks Is that they will take look at the " BIG BO0T," walk in leave their MEAsURes" and our word for it, they will get their feet " HIDE BOUND " in any manner they may desire. The " Big Boot'' may be seen at any time during the day. It is duly named < ExcnLsioR." For further particulars enquire of FRANCIS HoLT, Boot and Shoemaker. Buena Vista street, Des Arc, Arkansas, or to Messrs. J. H. Qnisen- berry. w, E. Crocker & Co.,, A. Jenning' & Co.,, who are all near neighbors, and will show you the C Big Boot" when not busy selling Dry Goods or Groceries.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
LOLA Movrxz.-Lola ironically remarks to

LOLA MoNrxz.-Lola ironically remarks to young gentlemen
 "You ought to know that there are four things which always more or less interests lady-a parrot, peacock, a monkey and man; and the nearer you can come in uniting these about equally in your character, the more will you be loved. This is a cheap and excellent receipt for making dandy. creature which is always nobject of admiration to the ladies'"
 -A lady whose husband lays awake nights to save the Union, says it seems to her the Union is a good deal like her choice preserves it has to ae scalded over once in four years to prevent it's sourng.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
EY m 9 VI uufactOry

MEssas O'BarEN & O.. having onencd their BOOT STORE opposite the Nucleus Eonse. are now prepared to do every descrip- tion of work belonging to the trade--from the pUmp-soLr BOOT to the SCOTCH WALKING aoor. THE LADIES' BRANCH shall re- ceivs prompt attention. REPAIRING neatly executed.
 Having no other professional business to attend to but that of our trade. we shall be found at all times in the establishment.
 TERMS CASH. febl-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-14
Head Charters of Regiment No. 90
Order No. !.

The Colonel Commandant of Regiment No 5o, of Arkansas Militia, makes the following Staff appointments: G. M CoNNoR. Adjntant
 w. T, JoNEs, Sc geant Major.
 J. Scorr GRAY, Charter Master. c. T. OLDHAM Quarter Master Sergeant. Dr. JAMES ROBINSON. Surgeon. JOHN W. JACKSON Drum Major. @. T. WEBsTER, Fife Major. R. s. CAN'T. Judge Advocate.
 And orders that aue respect be paid them.
 E. DISMUKES, CoL Com. of Tta,lf Regiment No. 30, ArsS. Militia [