davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
PUBLIC LAND SALES.

 accordance with tn provisions of ordinance Of the N Convention of the state of Arhan,a adopted and pas the Zit of May, A. D. lH l. and dire Iion of the Auditor of tue state. the uner igne hglsfer and Receiver of the Land Office at BatevI Arknsns will offer Er sale to the highest bi3der ct-h in hand al the pubic in, within tEe Bat sve Land District that were reserved by the United tates governments within the pox- unity o the afro and Fulton aroa embraced within the old sections in the ex mile limits of said railroad and which have heTccIoe sn pOd uUldr5 and nI y cen s per acre. The sale will comm
 Monday, the 18th day of November and continue from day to until all o -ad lands sold offer for sale. No lands will be sold for less price than doll I and twenty five cents per
 NOTICE TO PRE-ENPTORS.
 All persons having valid preemption claim any of said lands, ty SCI ttmeut made prior tO the Eth day m May A. 1861, hereby requued forward and make proof of the and also nuke pawn mt th for at inc dollar and twenty five per acre on or De- said day of sale, th will forever rfit ali me right they have presumption on any n said 'nds.
 " ". LEWIS Register
 w 4 BEVENS, Receiver Land Office at Ratesvia. Ark. Aug. 22 iNoi +t-l2t
 
 rUSr received brls of tne On Glow and orsa y aE ,oats teei " C. SCRUGGS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
LAWGJAGES

EE? F F SCuEILEi; < inform the la }'s nd ger EG te,ncn l i..uk he wil ri ms in tho Anci rt Rud Modem ngu,ges-Frr.ch G an, >h, ItlI5an. Latin Gre k, iietrew. etcsnt the u her branches ot sctenre, privately in eycnina ca
 Fur terms aai particular apply at tle residence Dr. Sohcler Oct. t1-3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
STOP THE MURDERER.

 $ 2. 6 8 8 ESc sy "a g es { WILL give Eight hundred dollars re- ward for the apprehension and delivery of Peter P. pitchlynn IT., to tbe civil authorities ot sevier county, Arkansas.
 The said PITCuLYNN murdered my husband in cold blood on the lOth of July, 1860. He is native oE the Choctaw Nation, very airskn, rather large blue or grey eyes, dark hair cut close and uneven, though generally he wears it long, fond of ertkng, talks and laughs loud.
 He is about j feet, l0 or II inches high, weighs about l35 CT l4o lbs, rather spare made. He had a negro Of his fathers with him when he letf both were armed with double barreed shot guns. It is supposed he will make lis way westward, probably to the |" Leased District" west 0 the Chcka9aw Nation, as he ha- relatives living in that section of country.
 The Governor of the State of Arkansas has issued hi- proclamation offering S2G0 reward on the part of the State making sl ,u00 altogether
 MRS. E. C. HARRIS,
 Lltrna Thule, SeUicr Co.,, Ark. Oct 0~ lGcg tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
puPLIC LAID SALE.

FIN nrrsuance of the Convention of the slate c, arhansas dated nth May lsG will "7er ,ilc 3ip al the lands within the odd numbered $ cons whru to 'he United states, within inc milo limits of tine CaIo and Futon Railroad within the Wusb ngt Land District subject [" h m nimun o' l 25 per acre. Monday, te 2d day of Dscenber, 4. D 1s6f in the following t'wn hips t-wii:
 Townships ur five, six seven* eight and nine south in rang eighteen west ~ nineteen west.
 Irwin hips eight ninc* ten and eleven -outh, in range twentS west
 T"wnshps ceh nine. ten eleven and twelve south in rang ttentytw wo w'st
 Townships nine ten, eie'eE" anu t"eVe souih III rang Tawnsbps ten tleven* twelve& and thirteen south in rang .ty four west
 I wnshps eleven, twelve" tn'reenF anu iourteen* south in range twrnty five west.
 " wn.bps eleven twelve, thirteen% fourteen and ffte south. in range twenty ex vest
 Townships twelve, thirteen, ourteen,* fifteen and sixteen sonth in range twenty seven vest
 Townships thirteen fofetn, eeh ana sixteen soth, Tn range twenty eight w'st
 Tnwn.Ins designated thus only partly within the m;ts If the six sections in width each side of said road and the remaining townhps are wholly within said
 t as designated tho diagrams which have been fur
 bmi to the respective District Land Offices by the Commits sioner of the General Land Ofhce.
 Lands reserved for school mil tary and other purposes will be cxcindri rom the sales
 I,nds will sold subject to he right of t0dy grant od by the acts 10th June, 1852 and 9lh February 1885, for railroad and its branches, and the particular tracts c Inv 1he wll he sold as containing the quantities rsnncvy shown the official plas without deducton Tt sale will be kept open for time sufficient admit of oor;ng all the an- but not exec ding two ks and nlications make private entries at tn minimum Of one
 ar and twenty cents per acre or the lands offered un dr this proclamation w not be received until aiter the close of tue public sales - o WILLIAM MOSS Register.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

wN C. ScI tGGs !. -CEVGG, aST O. SCRUGGS BRO- Wholesale and Retail u'aiers S7 c in all kinds of iqu Wines fohacro Cigars all .inl5 CT Tamil, ,,r,ceres and at >tre fancy Sas ttc ons al the, steamboat Landing toor sst Of ,anti'. Little ftrk Jan IL icol
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

Notice. HroTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all persons indebted aber bv note account, tp th- firm of c. sCRUGGs BRO is hereby not,d to come forward and settle up, ~ hrot.r is gone to the aLI the business Is all left with m to ettle. W. c. sCRUGGS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
WILLIAM MOSS, Register. DANIEL GRIFFIN. Kece,yer


N Every person entitled tn the right of preempti to any oe he sby erds be fered at publ sale, tos to be ,esord to market is requr o establish the to the of the Register and Receiver of proper land are and to make payment tn rfr within tbe period pre- scrib.d by law ohcrwise such clam will be forfe ted
 WILLIAM MOSS, Register.
 DANIEL GRIFFIN, Receiver. Za..d oGc. Washington, Ark, sopt le lscl. s2-low
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

tINn ASSORTMENT uF FUKNiTUEk FuE ehI.E- TA i>5,. of Bureaus. Et,lstea!s ti rs fab"S Look ng Gla,~, natnls 1ibs, Tire suiecn CT isPtt par ii m ntkc all articles tuiniturt in roi st.i'; rr par ng iii also b atN Sn" Also tOf naain2 ait un,n rt.t ing attended L, a the eurttrI Auti'e.
 Ware nrAAaIn street, Un the lnei below tht Presbyterian church. FRANCIS Dli1ER. ab B.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
AcTs AND RESOLUTIONS

Of the Second Session of the Provisional Con 5ress of the Confederate States, 1851.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

I TITLE ROCK FUUNDEY AND PIC" NANUf'C- TniYhe -ubscrI' CT hav ng pnrclased the abovHe- lhilshnent is n.1hing X i'-ve't, ai"mt 't q IOw VIici ., brst blow eff I n tii@ mar ct He x n ais Keel large qu o IT otucr c,crlp- ion.ot Pl,vs both wrought iron whj he is "f .tt llls iway7 hand faruIrs ani Planters v, fna their interest .yc in call Gas, n4s ,t Y'1v Rim , iron anI brass r ate mptiy. hI.o Eitcks.it 2 al branches arrlct on tac.iu " Inruisl R,l tired.
 JANE~ B Dlf
 Oct '3 19G0 " Little Loct Fnupdry
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31

sEAINfs H.. TEL. llm street. title lock. 'Tk. f.
 Ii4Yvrs, Proprietor. This ious is large ana Aea onInp.is is ntra iN located Tn p:o'r ct -@S
 long bee. srgaz n tie hn,ne-s a'l he's' II Fl Ie an rive the most apl. satisfaction all who may s E,u-r both lis prices and Iie Will aiNi, make his earnest ,naefNor reae His sts, sat'-fI Fy ar engagements have been maue for keeping hors n tie b's r. I'D ~ iN'I "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Notice

TST received brls of fine onlons Clnv and tor sae hy 5 VI ,at x tset " c. SCRUGGS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-31
Commission Dferchants.

JcHS COLLINS JOHN c EBAY. EtiIIAs PtAY, Forwariing and Commission Yer S chants Wharf L Il t. k. ck Ak kr~ S. T
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
letter from DR.. Arnds.-and wis Reg

letter from DIR. Arndf.-4Hd wis. Reg.
we are indebted to Mrs. Arndt for letter from her
husband Dr. p s. ARNDT, End Assta mt Surgeon of the
2nd Wis. Regiment. The letter was received too late
for insertion entire but some interesting ex
tracts 1t was written just after the first attack upon
the Rebel batteries at BULBS Run, and.is dated
CEsTREvILLE, Va, July 10, 81.
We gathered up our dead and wounded, and
brought them off the field We had two killed and
three wounded we retreated to CentreyiIle where
we established hospital and went to work Pri-
vate Gardner in Capt, Caldweils company had
his leg terribly manged by a cannon shot we am.
putated it, but he died four hours after. No in
the same company, +. j.. Hildreth, nuslIet baifin
the ankle, :racturing bones extensively will prob
ably recover Wenzel OF the same company badly
injured IN the eye by the bursting of shell will
also probably get well. l have not vet learned
who of the Ind Wis. Volunteers was killed on the
field OF battle, only that there were two names
not ascertalned The entire loss in our regiment
was in the La Crosse company. The Mass, 1st and
the n. T. 18th: commanded by Col. Walrath, suf
fered terribly in the fight They were marched
right up to the masked batteries and stood the
murderous lire. | am writing this surrounded by
sick, wounded dead and dying. Within few
feet OF me lies man of the N. Y l2th, the whole
OF whose face is shot away-horrible sight
| The N. Y. 10Th had 10 killed 10 wounded anJ
Is missing. Up TO this time this is the only Off
clal report I've heard. The re bel loss must have
been very heavy, for our forces had a battery o
10 guns playing upon them, and they averaged L
shots per minute while the engagement lasted
Several OF our batteries were riiled cannon. They
had position to rake the cars as thew came il
from Manassas junction. loaded with reinforce
ments, and every shot took terrible effect On
entire loss is probably not much over so. learn
ed last night that the rebe loss was 6OO--bu
think this needs confirmation. The battery W.
attacked was masked in dense wood. There will
probably not be another engagement until TO NOR
row-when we shall have surrounded them anC
we will bring them to time, and give them Yankee
Doodle. Today we are reinforced by anothe
column just arrived of Is 0O0 and we must hay,
in this vicinity over $4,000 men. 1 wish | coulC
I give you faint idea of an engagement, but will
i not now undertake it. 1t is grand and terrible
Tue most solemn and sad scene was witnessed to
day in burying our dead, ''without shroud or col
fin, with mufiled drum and plaintive music ,thre,
volleys of musketry, short prayer by the chap
lain and the grave is closed. 1 have about mad
up my mind that the North have moderated tn
the Southern strength, and that we shall see som
terrible fighting.
-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
U.,or fro,r ,be seator war.

WAsHINGroN, July 3d. II A. M.-Later accounts
show that the number of our killed is much less
than supposed Official lists are preparing as rap
idly as possible
Col Marston of the 2nd N. H. regiment, amem-
Der of Congress- lost an arm. Col. Lemon was
slightly wounded.
The regiments which have suffered most are the
Fire ZOuaves and 69th OF N. Y, the Conn. LIST and
the lst and 18th Mass
A great number of Members Of Congress and CT
villains were on the battle field and theic flight
added to the confusion.
The number of our troops actually engaged in
the contest did not exceed q, 00G.
Maj. Harris left with flag OF truce, to day to
recover the body of Col Corcoran Of the Goth
The Assistant Surgeon at Centreville Hospital
says that the killed and wounded viii not exceed
600.
The Government is hourly receiving offers of
regiments which are accepted. The misfortune
OF Sunday night has had no disheartening effects
Eighteen cannon were lost III the retreat.
Capt. Gore of Hartford shot Alabama Col
aud captured five rebels.
/ A private dispatch to New York says the 7lst
Regiment had IS killed, loo wounded and 200
| taken prisoners
WAsHIYGToY, July 23-Evenng--It is now
we'll ascertained that the killed will fall short Of
! ,000. The rebels did not follow our retreating
forces after they passed Bulls Run. Col. Il. Ii.
Einstein of the Pennsy lvana both Regiment Ger
mani returned to the battle fieidabOut l o'clock
Sunday night, and brought off pieces Of artIery,
which he delivered to the commanding officers on
the Potomac yesterday evening. He reports the
| field was clear and not an enemy in sight.
The President and Secretary OF War are vigor-
ousy at work reorganizing a powerful army
Within the last 8 hours over 5000 fresh men, with
number of batteries, Of artillery, nave been ac-
cepted. 4 number Of regiments have arrived, and
every day will now bring immense reintorcements
to the National Capital. Ten new regiments will
be IN Baltimore this evening The response from
every quarter has been most gratifying and truly
pa triotic.
Capt. Taylor received letter this morning from
Capt. Ganson of the Franklin Brigade, dated Cen
trevlle, asking for horse fodder, from which il ap
Ipears our troops are still there.
Latest-Midnight- July 23.-
Ten prisoners were brought in to day. They were
Georgians and South Carolinians.
| Gen. Mcclellan is expected here tomorrow.
Balls found on the battlefield show that the reb
ell arms are of English manufacture
Some of the light batteries and single pieces o.
cannon, before reported lost, are being sent in
among them the rifed 32p1unders lett on the
field.
The entire loss in killed, wounded and missing
in the Ohio First and Second Regiments is report
ed at 40.
The utmost excitement continues 10 exist in Al
exandria. Citizens anticipate advance Of the
rebels within fortyeight hours. But fifty of Capt
Levredges Fire Zouaves Co. e. have returned
out of ninty -seven. 1t is asserted that there are
no Federal troops either at or south OF Fairia2
Court Couse
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25

"We never said Mr.. Paul had not been in our
office twice for the last eight months" Yet we
are accused of saying so by The TELEGRAPH in
its usual billngsgate style"
We clip the above from last weeks Democrat
The following is from the same paper of the 9Th
inst, and shows just what he did say:
1T is matter Of no consequence to ourself but
when the charge is reiteratedfor oyer eight months
during all 1ohtc time Mr. Paal ay1s nere7 thrice an
our QBice, and never wrote a line for the paper
either IN our absence or presence, Justice to him
seems to demand that the public know what foun-
datlon these mean contemplate, petty falsehoods
rest upon The sole aim is TO injure him by charg-
ing him with being responsible for the contents OF
The Democrat"
Put those two extracts together, and we care not
which horn Of the dilemma The Democrat hangs
itself upon. 1t is efectually impaled and we leave
1t to Its own pleasant reflections
by the way, We just wish TO call attention to
that closing sentence. We are told that our sole
aim is to injure Mr.. Paul by charging HIM with
being responsible for the contents of The Demo
crat. Is this an acknowledgement that the con.
tents of The Democrat are such as to injure any
respectable man who is charged with being respon.
soie for them? It is certainly very generally he
heVed by our citizens, that the editorial matter of
me democrat i a disgrace 70 whoever writes it,
our we did not suppose the ostensble editor ofhat
sheet would himself acknowledge il. as he does
above Verify, out Of his own mouth is he con
demned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25

PimpIes and Skin DEsenses,-Are the re-
suit of impure blood The blood becomes thick
and clogged The skin is not able to off the impu-
rites so important to health. How many young
men and women we see with their faces covered
with pimpies and botches, who are endeavoring
to move them by the of soaps and washes of va
rious kinds. This is very dangerous and should
never be practised by persons DESTROYS of good
health. Mothers Aho have children afflicted with
sores and eruptions, should never dry them up by
external applications, for in :this way they will
drive in the humors and produce i'll health for the
child during its whole life time. There is no moth
that likes to see her children afflicted with fee
Bile health
JadSon's Mountain Herb Pills are prepared ex.
pressly for thescuresof erupions of the skin, such
as Pimples, Blotches, Sores, &C. They cleanse the
blood ofall impurities, producing aibeautifu, clear
and healthy skin, so much admired by all people
of taste and refinement.
JudSon's Mountain Herb Pals are Sold By all
HE dicane Dealers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25


Is continually in peril if she enough to NEGLECT a
malreat those sexual irregularities which thirds a
her T less subject
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the same for
mBa which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CHEEsFNAv H. d
of New York, has for twenty used successfully an
extended private relieve
all disturbances Of the periodical discharge whether
from relaxation or suppression They like charm f
removing the pains that accompany dfout or
menstruation and are the only safe and reliable remedy o
Finishes Sick Headache Pains in the Loins Back and Sides
Papitation of the Heart, Nervous Trenors Hys+ercs
Spasm Broken Sleep and other unpleasant dangerous
effects of an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
In the worst cases Of Fl0r 4Us or Whites they eject
speedy
TO wives ana 3xatrons.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as 5he oplv safe
means Of renewing interrupted menstrUation, hut
LADIES MUST BE.4R IN FIND
There as condition Of the female system In gcic Ike pm
cannot be taken 1chOtt producing Peculiar RESIJLT
The condition referred 70 is PREGAqNCKte Tee7iR Ms
cGT7Idge, Such IS te irresistible tendency Of The 1eict,e n
restore the sexual functions 10 normal condition thai et BIZ
reproducing posoeT Of nature cannot resist it,
Explicit directions, stating when they should be
each box-the Price One Dollar each Boz c1nfa ming 30 M
valuable Pamphlet, to be had free, Of the aents Pills
sent b ma promptly by enclosing price % the Agent Sold
by Druggists generally. Z. b. uUGCHINGS
Proprietor, - Cedar-St.. lie York
Sold IN Kenoaha by T. ROBINSON,
lOm,5Ul And Druggists Everywhere
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25


Or. G. W. RoBACK,--Dear Sir For the benefit Of
sun erng humanity permit to announce through the
columns OF your Circular, the surprising properties Of
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood pills which
is sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint We
nave several persons in town, who have been suffering
with Liver Complaint and Indigestion, and notwiih-
standing that we have good physicians as can be
found III Northern Ohio, yet the disease ba6led their
skill. Consequently we were in STAKE of despondeney
until we commenced using your Pills, through and by
the advice OF our FRIEND Mr.. Brennan. We used the
medicine according to directions and are now full of
lie and harity, and our graaue is equal to our i'm.
proYement IN health and spirits. When we take into
consideration what we have been and what we are al
present, we feel like charging ourselves the sin in
gratitude, II we did not try TO the public the
great benefits of your Medicine. Therefore we recon-
mend to the public at large the expediency ofhavng re-
course to your medicine, and consequently, in duty
bound discharge what feel TO be our duty, in ady-
sing persons who are suffering we have suffered to
make use OF the only true and TOR the diseases
already mentioned Mrs. Cfwu
6lRs, BRENNAN,
= Miss HEAToK.
see advertisement 4tG q, G. GPELiAN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
From mOnrOe---lEaiOr Rawlings KiIsd
and his two COmrads taken PRISONERS

Hroim hAOnr0e---HAaIOr Rawlings Killed
and his two COnrads taken a'risouern
FORTRESS MONROE July l9.-At midnight
a party consisting of Capt Holiday, Capt
Edward W. jenkins, Lieut.. johnson, and q
private, also Edward Rawlings Major OF the
New York Light Cavalry, and h. w. Shurt
left Of the New York illustrated Nesos. left
Hampton without permission, ON a scout Al
haii-past four this morning The party were sur.
prised 10 the woods, a short distance beyond
Newmarket bridge, ty ~ rebels. Rawlings
was instantly killed by bullet through bis
head. johnson and Shurtleff were also seen
t. fall, and they must have been carried off as
prisoners. Tue others escaped. Three COM
panies went out aud brought in the boIv of
Rawlings. MAJOR Rawlings only arrived here
yesterday morning. and was formerly connect
ed with an illustrated paper in New York.
The Confedsrates fired some heavy guns last
evening from the Pig Point Battery
The Quebec City picked up man in sail
boat from Norfolk HE reports only what was
well known, namely the raising of the u. S.
shp-of-war Norfolk, and the rifing of can
non at the nayy-yard. There are not 10000
troops in Norfolk and vicinity He saws that
the Confederates feel sure of success, and they
are determined to fight TO the last extremity.
There was much depression on account of the
rebel defeat in Western Virginia
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
SEECKegE .N'O TKCES.
Educational Nosfer.

The Monthly Meeting for July, of the Salem Town
Teachers Association, will be Led Liberty on Fyj
dag eUeniag, July 26b.
The Address will be delivered by JOSIAH S. FARRAR of
West Bend, Wis. Essays expected from Lewis Jud-
son, Newell Wright Miss Ameria Bliss and Miss Nettie
Oryis. Determinations from Districts No. and No 7
Full Monthly reports will be heard from each district in
the town. which OF late have become very interesting
Some steps preparatory to attending the County Con
vention to be held in September will doubtless be taken
Members ard other friends earnestly requested to
prepare appropriate sentiments Of response at the call
of the roll. All are invited to attend.
B. L. DODGE Pres. E. II. BExHAst, Sec.
Salem, July is, 1861 2;6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
wax sale,
TREAsURER's OFFICE, KENosHA COUNTY,
July IS, 1861.

I, Henry Johnson Treasurer of Kenosha County, do
hereby give notice. that in pursuance of Section 4, OF
Chapter p, of the General Laws Of 1859, shall sell at
Public Auction, the first Tuesday, being the Sd day
of September next at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF
that day, the following described Lots, pieces, par
GELS land, much thereof may be necessaryo
pay the Taxes Interest and charges thereon, for the
year 1850, to wit
City Of Keb7sdd-4h Ward
WrG Seymour Uudiyu ed half lot l, blk H. or sec 81
T2,R23
VIM. seymour Undivided - 1t 8, blk H. Or, 81,
2, T. %.
s. FisB-lt H. blk 10, Or, sec 81 town 2, range %
Hudson Bacon-Except Al it. in width of outh end 1t
A. blk so, Il c or 81, town 2, range %.
r IT, Ferris-E pit n W Or being Go acres of sd or sec
az tovvn'p range % in town of Somers. Att
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
ID. C. McVEAN.

WELL DoNE.-The La Crosse and Milwau
kee Railroad earned $1oO,OOO,7l during the
past month (June) being an increase Of $751;.
222,69 over the corresponding month last year
The receipts for the first six months ofthe pres
entyear have been S440 ,46O,3O, an increase OF
I55,708,06 over the first six months of 1860.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25
.vesU advertisement.
Dissolution Nnticn.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnershp here
tofore existing under the firm Of JAMES & JOHN
is this day dissolved by mutual cous ent.
All demands against the firm viii be settled by James
Murphy, who is authorized to sign the FIRMS in
liquidation, and to him all debts and demands due the
firm must be paid. JAMES MURPHY,
JOHN MURPHY.
Salem, Kenosha Co., June r. 1861. 4tJ*