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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

DIED--At camp Missouri, near Pocahontas, Ar kansas, 25th July, 1861, of typhoid fever, after 10 days illness, Mir. JAMES T. ARCHER, volunteer, in the 23d year of his age.
 He had been for two years preparing to enter and had not only made rapid progress in his pre- paratory studies, but gave evidence of growth in grace. He had lived for more than two years a consistent member of Pleasant Grove church, in Dallas county, where his parents reside. But lav- ing aside his books for the sword, he joined Capt. Cameron's e Dallas Rhes'') company, and was away from the endearments and sympathies of the home circle when summoned away. But while his plans of future usefulness, the hopes of doating parents, and the expectations of the church and presbytery have all been frustrated, it is duty to bow submissively and say; " It is the Lord: let him do what seemeth him good.'
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GEN. RosENCRANz IN LIMBo.-An Arkan. sian who reached this city yesterday, direct from General LEES command in Western Virginia, reports that he had completely surrounded Gen. RosENcRANz within the vicinity of Beverly, and that the chances pointed strongly to the proba- bility of his capture.
 This statement is corroborated by the follow ing significant paragraph which we clip from the Cincinnati Gazette of the 22d instant, received on yesterday by express: {" We have the best au- thority for saying that Gen. RosENcRANz stands ue need of more men. The reasons for this ap- peal need not be given. There are obvious req sons why they should not be stated. It is enough to know that there is a want, and the patriots of the west are relied upon to supply it."-Aemphis Appeal, Aug 25th.
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manded by Gen. Lyons in person, mostly all regu- lars, with a regiment of Iowa troops.
 The battle ragged fercely, and the firing scarcely ceased for moment. The contest seemed doubt full. At times we would drive them up the hill and in turn they would rally and cause us to fall back, at length we shouted and made . gallant charge and drove them over the hill. At this mo ment the Louisiana regiment, with Col. Dockery's, hanked them upon my left, made charge and drove them completely from the field. This was the last position they abandoned and the last stand they made. In the engagement had two horses shot under me. The Adjutant, James Harper, was shot down mortally wounded at his post, with his sword in hand, leading and cheering on the men.
 The Sergeant Major, N. T. Roberts, was woun- ded in the shoulder while leading on the left My volunteer aid, A. H. Sevier, was wounded in the breast while encouraging men to stand by their colors and had to be taken from the field.
 The Lieut. Colonel and Major evnced great bravery and gallantry in leading their different wings to the charge, and l must say that no man displayed greater coolness than they did upon the field Capt McAlexander was killed, advancing on the enemy at the head of his company; at the same time fell Lieut.. Dawson, Lieut.. Chambers, and Lieut. Johnson Capt. Ramsauer, Capt. Por- ter, Lieut.. Thomas King, Lieut.. Adams, Lieut.. Hardista and Lieut.. McIver, severely wounded Capt Pearson, Capt. Gibbs, Lieut. Saddler, Lieut.. w are and Lieut.. Head, slightly wounded.
 Major Harper at one time was taken prisoner by the enemy but made his escape. Capt. Reynolds was thrown from his horse early in the action, and was cut off from his company. Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon the officers of my com mand for they ever seen in the thickest of the ! fight cheering on their men, who always gallantly | respected to the call 1 lost in the engagement | forty-two killed and one hundred and titty-slx wounded. have the honor to be General, Very respectfully your ob't serv't.
 T. J. CHURCHILL, Col. 1st Regiment Ark. Mounted Rifles.
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Col. Churchill's Report.
CAMP ON WILsoN's CREEK, ,
 Aupust 10th. 1S6I (

CAMP ON WILsoN's CREEK,
 August 10th, l86l.}
 GENERAL-I have the honor to report that about breakfast the enemy opened one of their batteries upon my camp-being in open field and exposed to raking fire of grape and shell, and not support GU oy any of our own batteries I fell back to the WOODS ana then formed my regiment. I then moved oown the road in the direction of Spring held. Having reached the hollow, was met by an aid Of Gen. Price, asking for reinforcement to come to the support of Gen. Slack. instantly moved up my regiment to his aid amidst shower ofgrape and musketry, and took my position on his left and ordered my men to commence firing. We disputed the ground there with the enemy inch by iach for about three or four hours amidst most terrific fire from their battery posted on the hill, (suppoSed to be Totten's,) and continued volleys ofmusketry, there encountered the forces com,
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CAPT. LAsUEL's COMPANY.

Kiled-Thomas J. McCarlcy, corpl, shot through heart B. B. Harksider, through breast; Fran cis M. Owen, through head. Thomas J. Markham, slightly in the
 abdomen.
 John T. o. Kelley, slightly in the knee. w. c. Hogan, slightly in the right side. Robert Craven, mortally in the head. Lemuel Sutton, |" in the head. Abraham Fryer, through the thigh. w. P. Nealy, through the arln Richard Reason, slightly, through thigh Henry White, slightly in the arm, hand and
 thigh.
 John J. Graves, slightly, right shoulder. John H. Burtram, shot through left shoulder. w. w. Carter, shot through left leg. A. w. Copeldrid, mortally, through the hip.
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PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL ELEC. TIoNs.-By an act of Congress of the Confeder- ate States, an election for President and Vice President and for four members of Congress will take place in this State on the 9th of next November. We hope by next week to have some suggestions to offer in regard to obtaining electors for President and Vice President with. out resorting to State convention of the peo. ple which at this time, we deem would be i'm. practicable and perhaps unnecessary. In the meantime we will be glad to obtain suggestions from our friends upon the subject.
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CAPT. PEARsoN's COMPANY.

KaIed-Jas M. Williamson, B. J. Freeman, c. L Tuck, and T. L. Miles. Wounded-Capt J. $. Pearson, slightly in the leg 1st Lieut.. w. w. Wair, slightly in the neck. 2d Lieut.. D. McIver, badly in the thigh, bone
 broken.
 2d Sergt A. P. Haralson, slightly in the side. lst Corporal J. S. Perry, flesh wound in the
 arm.
 L. Harrison, badly in the hip. J. c. Tarkngton. badly in the shoulder. Jas. E. Stone, badly in the thigh. w. D. Anthony badly in the breast J. " Lee, badly in the thigh and arm. F. M. Crawford, badly in the thigh and hand. G. w. Isaac, badly in the groin J. E. Nicholson, in the cheek. C. N. Hayley, in the ance A. c. Dunaway, in the shoulder. L. T. Benton, in the leg. John s. Perry, arm broken. l.. B. Harden, in the leg. w. J. Porry, in the thigh. w. F. Fogg, in the leg. H. Lafever, in the thigh. A. M. Mcintosh, in the leg. S. l.. Morgan, arm broken. J. M. Jackson, finger broken. Jas. F. Clement, in the ankle. R. M. Sheppard, in the hand. E. Davis, in the leg. l.. H. Johnson, in the arm. S. H. McNeil, in the foot and hand
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CAPT. PoRTER's COMPANY.

Killed = Charles Noble, buger; Vivian Stokes, William Williams, corporal. Wounded-Capt J. L. Porter, severely in shoul-
 der, since dead.
 Lieut.. T. A. Hardisty, mortally, through the
 lungs
 serg't. w. L. Story. through thigh. Seg't David w. Gibbs, slightly in leg. w. w. Witherspoon, severely in thigh. w. Wells, severely in thigh Wm. Hewlett, severely in the arms. James Cowen, severely in the leg. Wm. Cowan, slightly in the leg. Theodore Dryfus, slightly in the wrist. Joseph Leak, slightly in the elbow. MisSing-James Arnold.
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ENED LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 2oth, 1861.

EDY A resolution and Order of the Executive Committee ID of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, of July 26b lS6l the undersigned appointed Trustees with and instructions to any lands of the company to limited amount the purpose of paying its debts and liabilities for discharge of which, the company is legally as we'll morally bound and the payment of which ought not be longer deferred
 Our instructions to sell the same. to not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars price lesS than two and fifty cents per to receive in pay ment therefor and cancel any outstanding Bonds exceptn six $500 construction Bonds Nos f. and To- illegally retained by Shuman) land certificates other evider ces of indebtedness, admitted liability of the company with the interest if any accrued thereon we'll m0pey Bonds money of the Confederate States of America and War Treasury Warrants of the State of Arkansa eand execute deeds to purchasers.
 Being thereuntO empowered by said Order the undersgn- ed have appointed GEO. C. WATKINS, Commissioner to act under our authority carrying out it's provisions All a pcatons for the purchase of land are to be addressed to him. WI E. ASHLEY
 .u~ VIM. E. WATT,
 Aur 2e 3m WM E. WOODRUFF
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COL. McINTOSH'S REGIMENT.

COL. McINIOSH'S 5 REGIMENT.
 CAPT. GIBsoN's COMPANY.
 Kuled.-None.
 Sliqhty Wounded Dibley, H Barnharts
 CAPT. PARKER's COMPANY. Klled-John Ford, J L Sweden.
 DanqerousW Womsded-P 0 Breedlove, Dr. w L De Berry.
 SlighAy-M E Clearland, Thos Falls, L R Hill, c w Wood.
 CAPT. KING's COMPANY. Killed-H C..Harden, Perry King, Wm Barker, J W Howell, T J Kelly, John Kitchen, Jr.
 Danqerouslg Wounded-Capt. M King, John Leahoyn, w J Dorris Mayberry, J Hamburger, w Winfrey, Garnett Ford, W J sHghtly Woundea-S c Hicks, 2d It. H M Hicks. A Ashly, Robt w Beacham, Perry Shil- ling, Geo Halsum, A J Kelly, D L Cruschur. CAPT. ARRINGToN's COMPANY. KIled-None. Sliqhty Womded-Jas Henry, R P Smith. CAPT. FLANIGAN's COMPANY. KlHed-J G Malone, G Flanigan. --Vounded-A R White, F Bridgway, J H Anderson, A D Trapp, Thos Goran, John Hol- der, w F Holder. CAPT wIyHERSPoON'S COMPANY. K1led-None. Dangerously Wounded: NJ H Mosley, It c Ashley slightly. CAPT BROWNS COMPANY. KilNed-None. Wounded Dangerously White. SAqhty Wounded Wright, Henry Hol man, w Flanigan, Thos Wilkins, W Jeter. CAPT. GAMBLE's COMPANY. Kized-Sarg, M Carrigan Wounded-J Hardie, w Bittick. Total Killed. ..ll Wounded, ..................... A LOUISIANA REGIMENT. wINN's RIFLES. Wounded-Sargt W N Middle, Pr Madison Brook, NJ, Bride, J D Warner. 1BERvILLE GRAYs.
 Womnded~Lt R verbois, Pr McManas, Matthew Coughlan, N Beard, Ed he biane' PELICAN RIFLES. Womnded-Lt B Irwin, Corp c Hall, Pr W r ponmon A ! Bell, N s Knox, F. A Lloyd, M Nelson I R Walton, J c Williams, Silas Russ, w Mouget. sHREvERPoRT RANGERS. K;uzed-James Allen, John Brownwell; Womnded-Corp W Hercox, L Simpson, J Donohoe S J Manning, Coon, Thos z Blck, mon Ren Davis Frank Davis, E M Attany, II ai'' Bosser, M J Sheldror,.. missing.
 PELICAN RANGERS.
 KAed-Placide Bossier. TT
 Womnded-J Ellsworth, Louis Charles, ii HusSss' wpas"5irJ' Jr, Hoffman, A J sins' M Tool
 MoREHoUsE FENcIBLEs.
 r;usa-David L Miller, W F Bruce.
 MWa"nded-Jno w Woodburn, R Il Holt, W H Farr, Missing.
 MoREHoUsE GUARDS. 1;7,ed-Cap R l. Hinson, Sg Maj Renwick, Pr U Y Wounded-Sg Adamson, Jas M Petit, prJ N Hewitt Norton, T J Potts, M B Sul- livan, Jas Darning
 COLwELL GUARDS.
 KAed-None. Wounded-Lt. T Humble, Pr L Levy, Jas Hines, B Meredith.
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CAPT. RAMsAuR's COMPANY

 KiAed-J. s. Chambers, 3d Lieut.; R. E. Alex ander, o. S.; A. J. Mckenzie, 4th Serg't.; J. C. Chenault, F. Jones. Wounded-Capt L. M Ramsaur, badly in the thigh. Corporal B. F. Bland, in the left shoulder. Ensign, c. w. Cagle in the left thigh. J. M. Hart, in the right thigh. R. s. Eppes, in the ankle. c. P. Ray, in the knee. Henry Hudson, in the body. Wm. Page, left knee. Wm. M. Owen, left leg S. Galgran, left leg w. H. Horton, right arm. M. Lewis in the hand. s. Huddleston, left thigh. E. T. Strong, breast.
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CAMP BARTow, Va, Aug. 5th, 1861. HOt SDrinQ cOunty Volunteers. !

 PUBLISHERS TRUE DEMOCRAT:
 Little R0ck Ark.
 GENTLEMEN-It is the desire of our entire com pany that you publish in your paper one JOHN TURNER, of Saline county, Arkansas, as a dc- serter, who left our company at Chattanooga, Tenn on July 3d, under pretence of being sick, whom furnished with 500, to dcfray his expenses, which he used in making his way hOmeward.
 Said Turner is 9 or g years old, , feet or 10 inches high, weighs about l65 lbs., light hair and fair complexion.
 The citizens of Saline and adjoining counties would do well to keep sharp look out on the rascal, and their property, while in his presence. Signed by the commissioned and non commis stoned officers, and some priyates of the company Capt. D. A. NEWMAN, lst Lieut.. T. D. PARIS, 2d Lieut.. JOHN A. MILLER, 3d J. c. WHITAKER, lst Serg't. Y. J. Thrasher. 2l Sere't Uchry l1illbrOn 3d Sergt. R. M. Newton. 4th Serg't. W. H. c. Lee. Corporals-J. B. France, w. C. Gaines, $. B. Johnson, B. B. Waits. PRIvATEs.-W. c. Barnes, J. Burgauer, g. II. Emerson, J. H. Alexander, Hiram Smith, Austen Phelps, J. Ashbrooks, J. B. Adams, w. $. Adair, F. A. Anderson, s. NJ. Beauchamp, G. Basyc, C. K. Bryan, Jon Reason, Jesse Reason, Vim. Burks, L. Brown, H. c. Cotfman, W. A. Collie, E. Chamberin, N. c. Ewing, C. G. Newman, J. E. Sparks, R. M. Stribling, ". J. Ward, R. w. Oconer, II. c. Miller, and others
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MONTICELLO RIFLES. KiUed.-None. Wounded. None.
 PELICAN RANGERS. Nc KHJed.-None. WoHaded.-None.
 Total Killed, Wounded. ' |" Missing.
 GRAND TOTAL. Total Killed, .....5I. " Wounded, ............ 206. MlSslng, ...........-......... ]. ni2s~ This report does hot include Missouri ans and Texans, from which no report was re- ceived.
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CAPT. BAsHAM's COMPANY.

Kaled-Joel Smith, Thomas Spears and J. A. Love. Wounded-Thomas King, 2d Lieut., shot-mor-
 tally.
 James Saddler, 3d Lieut., shot in right arm
 slightly.
 Levi Robinson, shot in hip-mortally. W. H. Flemings, shot in leg-sli ghtly. John Watts shot in shoulder < R. B. Williams, shot in legg-badly. J. A. Morgan, shot in loins-mortally. John Durham, shot in head-badly. Jerry Cravens, shot in shoulder-slighty Jasper Newton, shot in loins-mortaly. J. N. Boyd, shot in thigh-slightly. w. R. Swindle, shot in ear '' A. N. Rose, shot in breast 6
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CAPT. REYNOLDS COMPANY.

Wound-d-Serg't Eli T. Wills, shot in right leg
 severely.
 Al. Beaks. shot in right leg-since dead. Jasper Duggan, shot in both hips. Serg't Wm. F. Estill, shot in left side-slightly. s. s. Stuart, shot in arm. Corp'l L. Harman. shot in arm-slightly. B. w. Mathis, shot in the breast Robert Matthias, shot in right leg. Richard Thurmond, shot in left foot. Frank Cable, shot in left hip-seriously. James A. Yull, shot in the shoulder-severely. Nelson M. Lynch, shot in left leg-slightly. Peter J. Smith. shot in left hip-slightly. Frank Smith, shot in the head " Missing-David s. Stephenson and Josiah King
 StOn.
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CAPT. MCALEXANDER's COMPANY.

CAPT. MCALEAANDERS 5 COMPANY Killed-Capt. z. P McAlexander, Thomas Mount, J. J. Walker, W. B. Wooley, II. c. Chlders, R. M. Peal and Wesley Rainey. Wounded-Lieut. - Adams, shot in the foot. Lieut.. T. J. Rainey, shot in the thigh. 4st corpl A. Phillips, shot in left side. 4th corp'l s. E. Frier, shot in left shoulder and
 right arm.
 J. F. Keaten, shot in the breast. John Hudspeth, shot in both thighs. w. R. Mitchell, shot in left shoulder. Thos. J. McPherson, shot in left thigh. Thomas Gilchrist, shot in right hip. William Belt, shot in forefnger of right hand. Levi Hamilton, shot in left elbow J. Y. Huddleston, shot in left leg. Eli Marshall shot in thigh. A. O. Casey, shot in ankle. A. B. Fuller, shot in foot. Thomas Crany, shot in leg. J. P. Foust, shot in shoulder. William Childers, shot in hand D. P. Ballard, shot in leg. G. H. Gilchrist, shot in thigh. G. w. Smith, shot in jaw and leg. A. B. Israel, shot in hand. James J. Clark, shot in shoulder.
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HEAD QUARTERS Mo. STATE GUARD,

SWtnJ0etu, August Iolh, AooA) CoLoNEL-I am directed by Major Gen. Price, to thank you in the name of their army and of the State of Missouri for the very important services which you and your fine regiment of Mounted Rlhe' men have rendered during the campaign in this State, and to particularly acknowledge in the most grateful manner the eager bravery with which your men met the enemy on the 10th inst.-the con- stancy with which they fought, and the spirit with which they rushed upon and drove back his disclp lined soldiers Your own gallantry and skill were so conspicuous on that memorable day, that every Missourian will always cherish the remembrance of you with pride and gratitude.
 l have the honor to be Colonel,
 Your obedient servant,
 THOMAS l.. SNEED,
 Acting Adjutam Gen. To Col. THOMAS J. CHURCHILL,
 1st Reg Ark. Mounted Ryienen.
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CAPT. GALLowAY's COMPANY,

KiNed-3d Lieut.. John Johnson, P. H. Johnson, J. A. Ray, w. H. Parker and A. J. Lane. Wounded-3d serg't A. C. Johnson, shot in back
 of neck.
 Saml Henderson,, shot in back of neck. James Johnson, shot in abdomen. John Crudgngton, shot in right arm. James Lewis, shot in right hip. W. J. White, shot in right hip, broken George w. Barnes, shot in right breast. J. L. Munson, shot in left thigh (slight). Taken Prisoner-William Ellis.
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CoRREcrIoN.--In letter from Capt WM. E. WOODRUFF, JR., from the battle field in Mos, pub lshed in our last weeks issue, the name of VIM. CuRRIE appeared as missing. It should have been TVm. CarUer, who was killed We learn that Will liam Currie fought bravey through the engage ment, and is with the company We make this correction cheerfully, that justice may bt done every gallant defender of his country.
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head; B. Buchanan, shot through bowels. Wounded-A. Fuks, shot through back. A. M. Jones, shot through right shoulder. J. G. Brinson, through right thigh. H. H. Williams, through left hip. A. Cox, through left leg. W. R. Garrison, through left hand G. L. R. Laverty, through right arm. Thomas Langley, in right cheek. P. Othenheimer, in the face. G. w. Bryant, in left arm. R. Fulton, right foot.
 w. T. Brown, in back
 J. P. Rush, in left arm. Two missing.
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LITTLE ROCK, AUGUST 2s, 1861.

czs- The Sheriff of Pulaski county having been notified of vacancy in the House of Representa- tives, caused by the resignation of Hon. J. T. Trigg, the undersigned reluctamtty yields % the urgent solicitation of friends, and is accordingly candidate for said vacancy at the electionto Dc held on the earliest possible day that may bt fixed by the proper authority. JOHN '. EBAY.
 Iuly 4, lS6i*
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C1g- Thanks to Mr. c. C. Akin, of Hot SEings and D. L. O'Connel, for late Memphis papelE.

SHOT IN THE HsAD-Capt. Mcintosh stated a few days since as he passed through here qn his way to Richmond, that he counted on the battle field near Springfield, hundred and fifty :of the enemv's killed who had been shot in the head most of them between the eyes. It is sai,l that the most of this kind of shooting was by tho Mis eourianS ir Our army
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n9g- Henry Passmore, who was tried fer the crime of murder upon the body of one Arther Gray in Conway county Ark, at the last August term of the circuit court of said county, will be hung at Springfield, in said county on the 9th day of September, 1861.
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Arms Wanted

TuNHE undersigned, having been appointed
 u Agent by the Confederate States for the e ~ purchase of Arms, is desirous of purchasing SS St all the good Guns in the country -str$SWst21
 He will not only purchase "reguation arms" such Muskcs and Res both Flint anI Perens sion made for tho army but also Double Barree and Country Rifles Percussion Locks
 Every who has Gun of the above decrintion ca, sell it for Cash by making application to the under ned
 Apply at the Arsenal JOHN A. JORDAN
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Czy~ The Messrs Dyers have left at our office specimen of bar soap which they are now laanu- featuring at this place. It is good soap, eqgal to the imported article we used to get from Csncin- natl. We learn they also making candies Success attend them say we
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< Gsg@ Hon. L. D. Hi of Perry county, has been qualified as a member of the military Board in place offs. W. Williams, resigned. We think Dr. Hills selection as good a one as could have been made; and congratulate the country !upon this good act of those who elected him.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

nsay" For the last ten days the weather has been disagreeably damp, with occasional driz- zlng rains; yet the river continues low, barely allowing small boats to run between here and Napoleon.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

The Daily Seminal, Indiana which is one of the few democratic journals that has sup- ported the war; now thinks it Is time to stop it," and it deals telling blows at the < disunion republican traitors" who are destroying our government under the pretense of saving the Union.
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CEy@ Attention is invited to the interesting ac- count of the mission of Capt Pike to the Indians, which is furnished by the accomplished secsetary of the commission.
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Strayed.

INR0M the subscriber about the Iaet or S=--, 1T June, ohe large brindle OK, with very wide twisting horns, marked with swallow fork in the. .ls branded with D on the hip, right think Si, l. - ; brought from the Choctaw Nation last fall and is supnSe to be making ms way back there Any information of him will be thankfully received Address " VI i'h'
 THOMAS A. ALLEN
 Aug. 29, lSol. 3t North Point P q pp1asl,; e.
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CAPT. T. J. DANIELS COMPANY.

kaled-H. c. Dawson, 2d Lieut., shot through head; F. M. Armstrong, shot through head;
 D. L. Adkins, shot through head; w. J. Jour.
 through head D. c. Kirkpatrick, shot through
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Extract of letter from Fort Smith, Aug, 9: The news from Springfield is that many of our wounded are dying; that twenty or thirty of the Dutch are dying daily. A fine body of Texans passed through our city on yesterday for General McCullough's camp. They are under Capt; II. 5. Bennett, and from Lamar county. l also: learn from them that the Texas people are turning out rong to reinforce their General.
 C. MAYERS.
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PrIRIIC SCHOOL.

vulIIE PUBLIC SCHOOL will open on Monday the 2t d. September. Tickets for the admission of scholar. t for the present be procured of the teacher. can
 % 1S6l Wv.
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Administrators No.;oa

A u persons entitled to DistrhItive Sbares in .,
 of WILLIAM CRAWFORD deceased are hereby not Pope county, in the State of Arkansas will ari Gort o court for an order to sell the slaves belonging to said for distribution as an equal division thereof cannot h in kind. GEORGE & AD.WS pe s hiade
 Aug. %, 1s61 2t Cost of adv $2 Ai'' Adinr.