New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-18
Arkansas ITEMS

Owing to the prevalence Of small 7pox at Fort
smith: persons are strictly forbidden. by order
of TIC Of the post, from entrance into
Tie III IN III {. 7.
The Herald sf the 7t basinteliigenee from Little
Rock that Tie entire amount Dc debts iincurred<by
tho present war, against the State Of Arkansas,
have been assumed BY The Southern Confederacy.
This no Int adds still greater credit to the
Stats bonds Il 81
d private dispatch to Tie Des Arc Citizen of the
SOt.l ult that Gem Al. &, ohrston has made
reanisiton pom tie Military Board for ten thous-
u aud troops. They are to be sent to McCnlloch
Gen. Hardse also calls for tive additional regi-
y nclits. The real number Of regiments required
VI Arkansas W the Secretary Of War, and the
J G6inInanding General Of the VI est, is twelve.
Referring 10 the market at Little, Rock, the
Gazette Sal there Il very little produce brought
in for SALE and bntter ID selling at thirty OF forty
cents; eggs at twenty Ave cents per dozen /, beef
Offering small lots by the quarter at four and
Eve cents; fosr Is selling from store at OIL so per
hnndred and from wagon at 81; corn meal at 81
per bushel snd sweet potatoes at so cents; coffee
retails atf 335 cents. ~
Hon. r. o. Hindman, comm ding d legion ii,
tlls brigade 81 Gen. Harlee, has been authorized
" BY that oiiesr to raise brigade for service in
MeCuilochis army. He has entered upon the
i work With that resstless energy for which he il
distingu aud issued an appeal eloquent and
y true To the people Of Arkansas. It'll
Dol. n. Ais. acting under authority, ID agent
for pure hasing arms from citizens fortthe confed-
crate service inthe region Of country about Pine
BlaId sss -sE
me Poaahontaa Heraldsof the 4th says.
Major, Pope, rayInas ter, left yesterday on the
kaskaskia ~ brought With him the dead
loads Of Confederate bonds, and he ytools them
away wish hin too Who Is to blame for His not
paying out any Of those bonds y IN M .5 s ,5st
II JIG with sincere regres that we report in this
Issue the death of Cox ]. H Imboden. Col. Im-
b1dAn was. at the time of bis death acting Guar
board. BE hes long been resident De this county
4 ere leaves dsYoted family and many friends 10
mourn Ais loss, ~ 4 81 4 .5, ~ u. ss2
sfhe Helen Shield Of the II th says ;s5. :.
wa regret 70 say that IL pHr usually healthy sec.
ger q the country many persons are now pros
1ratsd upon beds Of sickness. There are perhaps
now IN the Town ana vicinity greater number OF
csnes that 81 for several years and many
vt those afflicted are suffering from congestion. to
q tess as We learn from
The Ghiect PRESS of the 10th has lie following
relatiseto the crops y 81 , s I "
The Cotton erop Is opening and being nic,,ea
the yield, however, I'LL Be op,nperatiYelv
light. w are gratfed to learn that nat ntie sIa
Will he ssnt Bsyoaa the limits Of TIE limitations
4 ufitll the blockade is tllorongh opened.
aitfietlty occurred IA q drinking saloon ii
Napoleon on Thursday night last, between BIZ.
Despaign and brick mason named RranI gasen,
during which the latter drey pistol and shot Des.
rAign, the ball entefing his breast hitting him in,
stantly. Gasen made his escape and at last ae
counts had not been arrested The deceased was
1870 3ns ~ 1sg..s5 t.<1