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1bs iedsrals ceased firing 20 minutes to
- give the confederates an opportunity to
net them on 3 the open field. On resuming
,be fire, the tederals opened with a 81.
a,uuder, the shells from which drove the
YF,,feierates of.
The Tribune says. of sixty-two prison
.s at Fort Lafayette, all but three are euiI-
:, Of treason.
Capt Dove. of Pocohontas, has been ar
,sstsd on charge OF reasonable correspond
ence.
The government has dispatch from Ro-
seucrantz. He drove Floyd to his earth.
aorks, and will fight him again to-morrow.
ST. Louis. Sept. II.
Mrs Welton, free colOred woman has
bssn arrested for selling poisoned pies to
the soldiers
San FEANcrsco, Aug. es.
The steamer ii. ID. McClelland. runn;,o
between Red Cliff and Sacramento. exnlo,
ded, killing fifteen, and woundins a great
many.
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Notice,

NIOTICE is hereby given, that at the July
y term of Crawford Probate Court of Crawford
County. Arkansas, A D.. 1861,
John Boen, guard Of James B. Lewis. filed his
ID account current.
John Boen, guard of Melissa Lewis, filed his Cd
account current
Louisa Stoneroad, adm'x of the Esrate of John
Milton, deceased, filed her 2d and final return
Now therefore. all persons interested in the set :
tlement Of the above accounts, hereby notified
to come forward and file exceptions to such ae
couE.s If any they have or before the 2d iav of
the next term Of this Court of Probate for said
County they will be forever barred from excent
ing to such accounts any item thereof
Attest. ED. A. SCOTT. Clerk.
Sept 4, 1861. 2wI3
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Proclamation /!
HEADouAErERs, FiRsr DIVISION Army,

arkansas. Usage Mills. Aug %. ls6I5
4 I the battle of g Oak Hills" near Spring
IA field, Mo, on the 10th inst, large numbers
OF norses and mules. aud accoutreinent. etc
OF the army, ana of our own wounded men, were
untd1jaAy and Jeionionsly appropriated by camp
followers. These miscreants some cases secrete
the ill-gotten piunder in Others they offer it for
sale rs property " taken from the Dutch" 1t is
property, in every instance. OF the Confederate
States No private person whatever is entitled to
its possessions or proceeds The taking and re.
tanning it is steaiing-let it be what It may-I
therefore appeal to all law-abidiug citizens wher
ever resident to aid in retaining such stolen prop
esty and have 1t turned over to an officer Of the
Confederate Army and arrest the persons having
justice.
Persons who have taken down or removed tele
graphic wire, either in Arkansas or Missouri are
also hereby required to deliver the same, without
delay, 70 the Operator at Fayetteville, Ark. and
cautioned 10 commit sucU f,,s In,
future. BY order,
\. BART PEARCE,
brig. Geni, Commanding
First Div Army Arkansas
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INSTRUCTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Children. whose parents are able, or whose es-
tates are sufficient to pay for their board will be
requlred TO do 50. Tuition will be free. provided
they are and have been for q yea. prior to their ap
plication, citizens of this State.
Children, whose parents are unable to pay for
their board, who have not sufficient estate to pay
therefor, viii receive board and tuition gratis upon
complying with tine following conditions Both
the presiding judge and clerk of the County Court
Of the county in which the proposed pupil resides
must certify hat the parent CT parents OF the deaf
mute unable to deiray the expenses of said
mute while at school, and that he or she has not
sufficient estate to pay the This certificate
must be presented to of the directors who, If
he is satisfied that the is a proper one shall
indOrse thereon order for the admission Of the
pupil into the institution.
ALI pupils, at the time of their reception, must
be- at least. eight Yeas of age, and not twen-
one years old Zach pupil must he furnished,
yearly, with at least two good suits OF summer and
winter clothing, and four five changes of under
garments. They must possess ordinary natural n
tellgenee, and be capable of receiving education
There should be sent with each pupil u state
n.ent Of his her precise age full narne the names
Of the parents, brothers. sisters uncles and aunts
If the pupil has any such kindred the cause OF
deefness, and whether Of deafness have occcr-
red in any members of the family of either parent
As such statement cannot be made too full, any
other facts connected with the pupil may be pre-
sented.
Applications for admission, or enquiries for in
formation, may be addressed to the President OF
the Board Of Directors, at Green wood, Sebastian
County, Ark, Or to Mr.. MATHEW CLARK, Princi-
lal Of the Institution al Fort Smith.
By order of the Board,
A. II. CARRIGAN, Secretary.
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VAN BUREN
FEMALE SEMINARY.
F.P. LEAvENwORTH,

+. p LEAVENWORTH, PRINCIPAL
Mot anticipating further interruption from the
Y war. the Trustees lave opened the Van Blu
rem Female Seminary as usual for the reception
pupils. Ample accommodation has been provided
for all who may attend. ard pains will te spar
Ell % make the course thorough and practical
The services of of the best and most experience
ed teachers in the South west have been secured,
and will be added S the patronage of the
School will justify.
The year is divided into two Sessions, the first
ending Jan. 81 1862 and the second June 80 1862
The reduced rates will be adhered to, in
order to meet the continued pressure of the times
ereea ia Of protraeted sickaess precious
tract
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
payable onehalf in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary, reading, spelling, etc. $500
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lower English branches Writing, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic. Execution, etc. I2,0O
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany. Rhet-
oric. Algebra, Geometry, ,Chemis-
try, Astronomy. DC, 1899
Greek, French or Latin, each 500
Music on Piano, by Mr.. +. DeJeune, 5000
Use Of Instrument 800
Drawing (CrayonwitIl perspectiye) 500
Boarding. can be had in respectable families
for $500 per week.
All applications to enter the Seminary must he
made to one of the Trustees.
WILLIAMF. ENGLAND, !
JAMES A DIBRELL,
CHARLES G. SCOTT, 1oaru oil
JOSEPH J. GREEN, trustees
ID. c. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren, Ark Sep. lst, 1851,
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STRAKED.

IN StTRAYED from the subscriber at
0AC Carnp Walker, on or about the i'ta !,
ii june. BAY EoRSE, Isl. bands high, 4
Years old. hss white feet, aud white marx in his
;aee. He was raised on Frog Bayou. Crawford Co.
ala will probably make his way there
:, literal reward will be paid for his return 70
Ae>srs Wari 4 Southrnayd, Van buren, OF 10 1ne
Plantation oi the subscriber ON Frog bsy0oc
Aug. G, 1851. c. a. CARkOLL.
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INhISTMENT
Good Teamsters,

want to enlist FIFTY good Transfers to drive
L the baggage trains of Gen. McCulloch's army,
and rations
Patriotic young men can serve their country as
well In this way in the ranks, as their service
must be performed
Apply at this office.
GEO. " CLARKE,
Fort Smith, Sept 3t If Mai. A. ON.
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Our Indian Neiehbors

The majority of our readers are. no doub,
aware that the Cherokees have. almost
unanimously, resolved to join their fortunes
with those of the Southern ConceJeracy.
The other nations and tribes had already
entered INTO treaty to the same effect. The
CHEF, John Ross, in an able address to his
people, informed them that he was for nea-
trallty as long as there was hope of its
practicabiiity. but after a calm view of the
whole matter, advised them to sever those
ties heretofore connecting them with the old
government. LIN this, Mr. Ross has exhib-
tied not only patriotism, but craftsmanship
and deserves credit therefer.
This action makes the Indian Nations
west of US united in our common cause 1t
removes a cause of apprehension from the
minds Of many. 1t shuts out from the alb
olitionists vast territory. in which they
had hoped to operate to our pref juiice. 1t
gives US thousands of brave warriors for our
allies. 1t brings peace and security OH our
frontier, and throws our western border
hundreds of miles further tow ards the set
ting sun
We cannot help thinking that the impor-
tance of this movement has not been prop
erIy estimated. 1t is great victory, though
bloodless one, and its influences and re-
suits Will be felt for all time to come. We
congratulate our readers on the success Of
Commissioner Pike and the result of his
mission But the whole Confederacy will
be benefited by the alliance with our breth-
rem of the forest, while our enemies cannot
but feel that blow has been struck, which
they will carry as wound for many a day
True Democrat.
Is- The Louisville Courier publishes
the subjOined extract from private letter,
dated St. Louis, the Oath inst:
Things are as bad as ever here. Men
are being arrested daily, and judged and
consigned to the house of labor and impris-
oned. Christian Pulls was arrested this
morning, and sentenced to thirty days
labor.
"Brownlee is preparing to leave with his
family. under the sentence to leave the State
in four days
".Gen. Fremont is making formidable
arrangements around this city, digging in
,renchments and building Notifications
around the fair grounds and the Lafayette
Park. the latter entirely ruined-the grove
ruined and the trees ruined.
% he Democrat, OF this morning, says
Siegel and his staff were mustered out OF
the service on Thursday evening last. 1
don't understand it. tits generally belier-
ed that he run at Springfield. Everything
that comes from that fight is confrmatory
of the great and signal defeat of Lincoln's
army, and Siege's flight at thirty miles
per day made it impossible for his enemy
to catch him. If the Confeicrates had left
at the mercy of wolves and dogs. and there
fore it was necessaryfto remain to render
the duty OF Christians to the dead, dying
and woundeI''
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MASONIC.

A6ASONUC-
VAN BuEES LoDGE, No. 6, 4. Y. Masons, hoI
their regular monthly communications, the night
of the second Monday in each month";
JouN INGRAM, WIZ, 5. F. CORNELL, SW., j.
p. KING, J.W., J. III. HASEY, Se'ey. H. c. Hay
MAN. Treas. b. j. BsowS, s. D.. j. " WooD, j.
D., A. FRANK. Tiler.
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Notice.

yXyE will take Confederate Treasury Note.
wv and Arkansas War Bonds at par, for All
Goods sold Sand for all debts due us--ercepf from
such persons refuse them at par--from all sucl,.
we shall exact payment in specie.
Sep3. WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Mail Line.
IN

This Line is composed Of entire New
Boats this season, to wit:
HEIIA, WM. WINDSOR, Captain
CHESTER ASHLEY, RErEs PsrrcHARp.
LITTLE ROCK. jerks BRowS,
FRED. NOTREBE, r. L. HAISEs.
THE above Boats have now entered the Mem
phis and Little Rock Nail Trade permanently.
They are ner and first class passenger boats, built
expressly for the trade, aud equipped and fur
nished in a superb manner.
Their days for leaving Little Rock, are Ssndam.
Nednesdays and Fridays. at 10 D. M, and leave
Pine Bluff for Memphis, on Mondays. I1ursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, p. m., connecting at
Napoleon with regular packets for New ORLEANS,
and at Memphis with regular packets for CAIRO. ST.
LOUIS, LouisVILLE and CINCINNATI, and with Rail
roads for all points North, East and West
Small boats are running in connection with this
line from Little Rock to Fort Smith, Van Buren
Ozark, Dardenele and all points intermediate.
For further information apply on board the boats
or to
JOHN D. ADAMS Propricfor,
or GEO. s. MORRISON, Ayen
March 10, 1861. If
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I q 50. 1889.
Fall and Winter Goods.
NAPn A, SOIrTIyM Avn

1859. 1850.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
A RE now opening very large and extensive
to which they invite the attention of purchasers,
at wholesale or retail. sep Ii, 81
DAINTs, OILS. sc.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
800 b Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red,
100 ID Red Lead,
900 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
$50 Spts TC-PENTINE.
so h Prussian Blue
300 Ii Birthstone,
200 ib Flour Sulphur,
800 ib Epson Salts.
500 ib Spanish White.
$50 ib White Chalk,
600 fb Putty in bladders,
300 gallons Lard Oil,
50 h Borax. for sale by
July g. 1889. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
DnY GOODS
35 Bales A and I domestic,
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
$50 Cottonaeies, assorted,
120 Blue Denims
500 3" Domestic Stripes,
$50 +" " Plaids,
800 Mariners Shirting,
100 Fancy Lawns,
80 Ginghams
20 ' Solid color GO
so Black and Colored Alpaccas,
800 Silk Handkerchiefs,
1900 Fancy Prints, assorted,
so White Cambrics,
60 Checked
60 Jackonet "
$50 doZ Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Is l." Linen
July l3, 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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Groceries, Hardware, &c.

Just Reed by +. Perkins.
NTOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candles
lNl and Soaps, pepper, spices, ginger, starch etc
Water buckets, churns, brooms, wash boards.
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco of
various brands. Oysters and Sardines.
CASTINGS of every description Nails, Plow-
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butts !:
farming utensils of all kinds whips, etc
Blacksmith Tools. of every description
A large assortment of Crockery and Queens
ware. jars, jugs, qt pt TASKS, Tin Ware. etc.
april 10. 1861 7. PERKINS
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-Attachn0ont.

state OF Arkansas,
County of Franklin,
In the Circuit Court of said County, March term
A. ID. 1861, among others were the following pro.
ceedings had, to wit
Albert L. Berry. assignee of
John j. Pendergrass, Plaintiff
VS.. Attachment
Stephen Holmesly, Defendant
And now on this day comes the said Plaintiff.
by his Attorney, and itappearng to the Court ere
from the return of the Sheriff. upon the wri, of at
tachment issued in this that the same has been
levied upon real estate OF said defeDent in said re-
turned specified, and that said defendant could not
b. found. 1t is therefore ordered that the defend
ant be notified of the pendency of this suit by
publication in some newspaper published in this
State for two weeks successfully, that the last
insertion be at least four weeks before the first day
of the next term of this Court. And that if said
defendant fail to appear in person or by attorney
or before the third day of the next term of this
Court, at a Court to be holden at the Court House
in the County of Franklin, State Of Arkansas. and
answer said plaintiff in an action of debt by at
tachment upon a promissory note for the sum of
one hundrei and twenty seven dollars, given to
John j. Pendergrass aud assigned by him TO said
plaintiff, judgement will be entered against him
and the property sold to satisfy the same
A true copy from the record,
Attest, \. L. BERRY, Clerk.
per SAM BILL D. c.
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Regular New Orleans and Arkan-
sas River Packet,
f@A
lk-sAz1H
LADY WALTON.

Captain JOHN THnUsroN
NHIS splendid passenger and freight Packet,
Il will ply regularly between New Orleans
and all points on the Arkansas River, dur
ing the ensuing seasonall freight, (wien she does
not ascend above Little Rock), for
Van Buren, and Fort Smith.
will be re shipped on the light draft steamers
The accommodations on the Lady VaLon. for
Passengers are unsurpassed.
Van Buren,, Dec g. 1860 IF
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WARD & SOUTHMAYD,
Eagle Block, Main Street,
VAN BURES, ARKANSAS,
Wholesale and Rstai- Dealers, IA
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HARD WARE d. CUTLERY
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS s. SHOES, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY,
GROCERIES,, QUEENSWARE,
AND MERCHANDISE GENERALLY.
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Take Notice.

4 Ii. persons indebted To the subscriber are
IA hereby notified. that they will find their ac-
counts Al the Store of Messrs. HENRY, WILL
IAMS CO, where they Will please call and set.
tie the same. give Notes to close up their ae-
counts All interested will do well to heed to this
notice, and save costs
P. PERKINS.
Van Buren. Ark, May %. 1861. tfss
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NEW GOODS
q KITS Mackcrei. just rcd
O4 dec 1889
100 boxes Oysters, Just reed
lOO dec 23'59
IN boxes Lobsters, jus. reed
sJO dec 1883
OS boxes God Fish. just reed
10 boxes Merrinss, scaled. just reed
IN boxes Pine-apple Cheese.
III dec 1888
200 boxes and $500 n boxes rsardines
6OO dec 1889
4 n boxes Maccaroni, Just
~ dec 23'59
4 @ boxes assorted Candy, ju1. reed
fC dec $3.50
- bbls Almonds and
- 4 bbls English Walnuts,
No boxes Pearl starch, just ree'd
10 dec 1883
IO doz Kentucky MUsrARns, just reed
HO dec 1885,
IGAUCEs-Crosse Blackwelrs English Sauces
y and Catsups, just reed
= . bbls PURE RYE WHISKY jnst reed
20 dec 23'59
ElAsor LIQUORS. just reed ~
DIE Fruits-Curants, Blueberriss, Rheubarb,
etc, etc. just reed dec. %
Il INREsH FRUIT-Peaches, strawberries, etc, in
hermetrically sealed cans. fresh and nice.
DRESERvES-Quinc pears. etc.
III dec 23'59
TELLIES-Plum, Currant, etc, Just reed
- dec 1883
TNISH-Mackerel, fresh salmon, etc, just reed
dec 23'59
d ICE-6 tierce Rice, fresh, just reed
II dec 1888
Boots and Shoes.
go cases Brogans,
Oe) 25 cases woman's Downings,
10 cases Youths Boots,
30 cases mems Boots, assorted quality, just
reed at
dee 23'59 PENNYWIT, SCOTT d CO.'S.
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PLAN ES.


SMooTHING Planes, single and double isea
y Jack. fore and jointers, q
Tongue and groove Planes. assorted si.ssl
eSs,l1ng Ssn5 s,5 %Hssh Rshsis 80
Drawins Knives, assorted qualities,
Hand saws. s4g
In quantities to suit purchasers. At
O1 DoZ jap'd iron SrIRRUPs,
81 10 doz polished do.
30 doz wooden do
doz tobacco cutters,
3 dOz meat do
80 doz cocoanut dippers.
ust reed and for sale BY
100 kegs white Lcid pure,
NV so doz Turpentine in bottles ast sises.
Lard, Linseed and Goa, Oils,
Japan and copsl Narnisl. in large quantities
for sale by
Jan 1856 j. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 90.
S1 doz blackin- brushes, assorted qualities
III 10 doz scrub do =
80 doz paint do all si.es.
8 dog sash tools
iust rec d and for sale l,v rE
jan 1850 j HENRY, WILLIAMS
~ Mattresses, single and double,
g.: ss so.,ss. ss,s eo'p- low post % nedsts.ss.
"a sets high do do
in store and Tor sale By
jan 1880. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 90,
PRAss KETTLES, &C.
ID 500 lbs brass kettles. Of all sixes.
so willow market baskets, at sizes. -
dog glass Lanterns, asst,
Just re ed and for sale by
jan 1880 J.HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co,
NINEGAR--in half and whole bbls. .,f
for sale by
jan 1880 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 90.
- bbls Madder, sa
- bbls Alum, Just rec a by t@fT
jan 1860. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS AGO
New York Exchange. 80
SIGHT Drafts on New York. can be had o. ap.
- plication 10
Oct ss J HENRY. WILLIAMS CO.
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SUM DRIES.

SSD doz Brooms assorted qualities,
W doz hearth brooms,
10 doz whisk do
100 doz zine cord wash boards,
100 doz ptd Buckets,
10 doz cedar buckets. iron hound, af
10 doz do do brass bound,
doz DO do do do with covers
Is doz we'll buckets. assorted qualities,
Is nest cedar tubs,
% nest blue ptl tubs,
90 nest cannies
20 doz half bush measures,
40 dog hames and horse collarsI
0doz wooden boNlcs,
just received and for sale by1
jau l3, 60 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS
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Leather. Ac.

/ PPER and Sole Leather, for sale by
~ sept 80 JNo. HENRY, WILLIAxs h Co.
k0 kegs Hazard and Duponts Rife Powder,
w sept 80. Jyo. HENRY, WiLuAxs 4 Co.
e groo. Woodman's extrac. Jamaica Ginger
- sept3O JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
q gros Perry Davis Pain Killer, for sale by
- sept3o JSo. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 CO.
. boxes pint and quart Flasks, in store an
cHf for sale by JNo. HENRY WILLIAMS d CO,
RAa LEAD 5000 lbs in = lb bars Of unifs
- size, just reed direct from st. Louis,
dec 2S59 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
nROP and BUCK SHOT-300 Bags of 25 lbs
II each of every size made by Shot Tower Co.,
at st Louis, just reed m
dec 1859 j. HIyny WuttA~s r.,
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Broonns,

~ doz. Corn Bruns, Just reed by
4O june s. J.'HEsRY, WILLIAMS L Co.
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CA s II

Il future we must have the Cash for Groceries
1-whoiesale and retail-we hope our friends
will at once See the necessity of doing, and
not ask for credit
april 10, 1861. PENNYwlT, SCOTT d co