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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Valuable Lands on the Line of the Cairo
 and Fulton Railroad for Sale

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 2Uth, 1861. YnY resolution and Order of the Executive Committee, Els of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, of July 26h l6l the undersigned were appointed Trustees with authority instructions sell any lands of the company to limited amount for the purpose of paying its just debts and liabilities the discharge of which, the company is legally as well morally bound and the payment of which orght not to be longer deterredD
 Our instructions to sell the same, to amount exceeding one hundred thousand dollars price tan two doaEs and fifty cents per to receive in pay ment therefor cancel any outstanding Bonds (excepng h $500 construction Bonds NOs l. z & 4 and To- illegally retained Shunau land certificates other eviden- ces of indebtedness admitted liability of the company, with he interest if any accrued thereon well money, Bonds or money the Confederate of America and War Bonds Treasury Warrants of the State of Arkansas and execute deeds to purchasers.
 Beur therenta empowered by said 0rder the undersgn d have appointed tyo. O. Commissioner to act under our authority in carrying ont its provisions All ap nicatons for the purchase of land to be addressed to aiin t& " V. E AnnTHi' T9
 M, oo e,, WI F WO0DRUFP.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE r PoToMAC,

CENTERvILLE, VA., Jan. ,, lSoZ.
 DEAR GOVERNOR 1 perceive by the acts of the General Assembly of South Carolina that it has done me the honor to confer upon me the privilege of appointing two Cadets (my son and nephew) to the Military Academy of the State.
 1 beg, through you, to tender my sincere thanks to that honorable assembly for so distinguished an honor. l hope these two young men will ever appreciate the great favor thus conferred upon them, and will always be ready to shed the last drop of their blood in the defence of the rights of South Carolina.
 l beg you also to accept my heartfelt thanks tor the comm ission of first lieuten- ant in the battalion of artillery you have been kind enough to confer on my eldest son, now cadet in the Confederate service From his antecedents, and my knowledge of his character, 1 can assure your Excel lency that, should the opportunity present itself, he will prove himself worthy of that appointment, and do honor to his name and to his adopted State. He is already a good field artillerist.
 l remain, with much respect, your obedi- ent servant and friend,
 G. T. BEAUREGARD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
No. 342.

AN ACT to reward ne loyalty of the prIncipai
 chief of the Seminole nation.
 SEC. |. lhe Congress ot the Confederate Sta'es of In rica do enact, That the President of the c moderate States be authorized to present Hemha M 70. or John Jumper, commission, comforting mn n him the honorary tile of Lieut.. Colonel ot m army of the Confederate States, but without ere ting or imposing the duties of actual service or cImmand, or pay, as comphmentafy marx oi h, or. and d token of good will &nd confidence in h., ,iendship, good faith and loyalty to this gov era nent, and to procure and present him with a co iete uniform of that rank and grade, sabre anI Maynard rife with liberal supply of am mn ,ition for the same. And the sum of $250 Is hereoy appropriated for the purchase of the said un form ant arms.
 Approved Jan Is, 1662.
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Druqs and Medicines.
KWHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUG sTORE.-Tf

VNHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUG sTORE-The
 subscriber having given up the practice ot medicine, will give his personal to the Drug Business He is constantly receiving fresh and inspected medicines of all kinds Also perfumery Chemicals and Fancy articles: Win dow Glass and Glassware: Medicines of all kinds such as Tayors Basam of Liverwort Hastings compound Syrup of NapLer and Pepsin all of Dr. Jaynes and Com stocks preparations swam and Indian Panaceas. Daily Pam Extractor Mofatts Btters and Pills, Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Wstars Basm of Wild Cherry, Town sends Sands Carpenters, Comstocks and Bulls sarsapa rilla Fahnestock Komsocks Smiths and Dead Shot Yer mIfuges; Oils Paints Varnishes and Dye Stufs
 All goods purchased this store warranted of the best quality and will be sold the most reasonable terms
 Es Physicians have their prescriptions accurately compounded. K. l.. DODGE, NJ. D.
 Little Rock, Ark, Feb g, 59 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
s1,ooo RBwaRDl s1,ooo REwARD!l

nb give uae above reward for She apprehension aud safe delivery the civil authorities of i River couptv Texas o1 one A. J. FALL who committed an assault nh intent 10 k upon the person of Henry Stonehanl on As is Dec lNoi CT Wiu give the above reward for his safe ae',h,s Qntl can get possession Of his person. The said A. d. FALi mas recently moved from Keancky and will in s PLooa6ily make his way back said State When last heard o ne was going in the direction of Little Rock Ark The ssd Fall is about 45 50 years of age his hair is slderahy gray sqHarely built will weigh near 0 lbs when he lei ne was slightly wounded n the let arm
 J. R. CHANDLER,
 ~ - Ftiaihaaa's TaE Yard ? O. pee 70, iaei' era' l3 Red Riesr County, TfxGS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
No. 354.

AN ACT to authorize the secretary of the navy
 to give bounty 10 all persons enlisted as sea
 men who enlist for three years or for the war.
 The Compress of the Confederate States of Amer ica do ena+t, That the secretary of the navy is hereby authorized to give bounty Of S?o to all n r.ons cn iisted as seamen, who shall enlist Tor three :, ITS or for the war. And the proyis ons of this act shall. ill like manner, extend to all sea men heretofore enlisted who will extend the term of thelr enlistment to three years for the war; said bounty to be paid at the time of said enlist ment.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
No. 364.
No. 364. AN ACT to authorize the President to call upor

AN ACT to authorize the President to call upon
 the several States for troops to serve for three
 years or during the war.
 SEC l. The Congress 0i the Conf derate S'd'es of America do enact, That the first section of the act of March 9th, 1861, be, and is hereby modi- fled as to authorize the President to call upon the several States in his discretion, for any number ot troops, not exceeding in the aggregate the num- Der heretofore authorized, to for the term Of three years or during the war.
 SEC g. In making such acquisitions, the Presi dent shall take into consideration the number of troops from each State aread, enlisted for the war at tke time of the requistion, and shall, far practicable, equalize the same amongst the States according to their respective white population.
 Approved Jan. g, lc62.
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Nh 25n.

AN ACT to authorize the appointment ot officers
 of artillery in the provisional army and in the
 volunteer corps. \ Tue Congress of the Cooiederate Stdfes ot Amer ica do enact, That the President be. and he is hereby authorized to appoint, by and with the ad vice and consent of Congress, in the proFlsionai army, and in the volunteer corps, officers oi artil lery. above the rank of captain, without reference to the number of batteries under the actual com mand Of the officers appointed, not to exceed in number, however, one brigadler general Tor every eighty guns, one colonel for forty gnns' one ieu- tenant colonel for every twenty guns, ana one major for every sixteen guns.
 Approved Jan. 9, loo2
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No. 337.

AN ACT to amend !" An act to authorize 'Ao
 President to confer. temporary Rank and Com mand for service with volunteer troops, on oni- eeis e the Confederate army" approved way 2ist, lS6l. f ,bs SECTION |. Be tt enacted by tls Congress o Me Confederate States of America That the aoose a eI, titled act be 50 amended that, i'll addi'ion 'o sne power therein granted, the een athor,zed to confer temporary rank and ccn.mand upon omcers of the Confederate army on d'ity in the several bn,eaus If the adu,ant and inspector general chief of engineers and chef of, ordnance, to cease at he end of the war; the same to be heid without prejudice to the positions in said army.
 Approved Dec. 3l, 1851.
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JOlEL.NSU1u 6 PIE. !As.Eo

Direct Importation. J. T. F " Q T g S5 c O.
 Canol Street, corner 0f Bourbon,
 NEW ORLEANS. OTR stock of SPRING GOODS is ready for examination, and comprises com plete assortment of choice styles ofpSEASONA- BILE GOODS, to be sold at
 Very Low PricesI GOOD GRENADINE BARGE, at 15c yard BROCADE ENGLISH BAREGE, at 25c a yard ORGANDY STYLE BARGE, from soc yard EMB'D CANVAS BARGE, flom 60c yard. PLAID SILK GRENADINE, SIG.
 " CAUSE, 75c. PEKIN and FIGURED HERNANL EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINEl CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REV VERSAILLES.
 POIN IS. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLs and MANTILLAS. MUSLIN ZOUAVES and TURCOS. PLAIN and PLAID NANSOOK.
 PLAIN and PLIAD CAMBRICS.
 PLAIN and PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tartare Muslins, EMB'D SWISS, for Morning Robes. SPRING PERCALES, l2Iac FRENCH JACONET, New Style, 25c FRENCH ORGANDIES, Rich, 40c.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LIN hN RhGATTAS. LINEN SHIR TING, Golden Flax. LINEN SHEFTiNG, French and Scotch. REAL TOILE DE COUTRAI. FRENCH TABLE SETS FRENCH TABLE DAMASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY All descriptions and zes for Ladies and Children. FILET MITS AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARASOLS. VALENCIENNE, Application and Point Laces. RICH EMBROIDERIES. MORNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARLOR SUITS MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLES. MARSEILLES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. CHiLDREN'S COSTUMES. RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MARSElLLES QUILTS, Cuunterpanes, etc. FRENCH PERFUMERY, etc.
 We will take particular pains to i'll disorders from the country. April 4, lS6l ly
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" NOTICE

Gt0METITTFD to the Peni5entiary)c the 12th H S day of November, 1881, osf,aiu negro esftEssea Man calling his name Bl L4, about feet u-g sg45S ches in le ght, of black color, aton 2 years E%& old He says he belongs to man living NNN. Memphis, Tenn. FF NC@
 The IS requested to come forward. S1 A-s ply with the Jaw and take him away, or he Nul s9 le sold at the expiration of two years pay E@@~ the charges. 4. J. WARD,
 Fec. }. 1861, 2lm. Keeper of IFt.teHtdry
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

NEW DRUG STORE, corner of Main and Markham Sts, " Or. Adams new buildinq) Little Rock, Ark-J. J. McALM0NT The undersigned having purchased the entire stock intends keeping constantly on hand tne of Drugs Chemicals DyeStu, Paints, Oils, Glass and all articles of the best quality usually kept in Drug Store and will carry the business large scale and liberal terms He Physicians prescriptions put up dt az honTS' with neatness and despatch J. J. McALMoNI, M. D.
 Feb g. lAh9
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Y NOTIcB.

WNTAs committed to the Arkansas Peu.enti3ry, hv o ss the sheriff of Puasli county, oa the l,t oflfS November, 1S6l. certain Negro Man callu bis u4myS A J,hn. Said negro is about 45 years old, black -AN color, feet nine inches in height has pop eyes and pednent in his speech.
 Uc is the property of stephen Bared, who resides near VicksbUrg Hiss a-d if net taken away at eNpiru.o of two years, will be sold by the Stste
 A. J. WARD, Dec ]. 1861. 2tn. Keepcy of Penilet rs~y q
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No. 340,

AN ACT to make additional appropriations to
 defray the expenses of the ptbllc printing. of America do enact, That in addition to the ap pr priations heretofore made by law, the following su ns be and the same are hereby appropriated, 10 pay the expenses of the public printing up to the Is h day of February, A. D. 1862, to-wit: 'or the war department, S20 ,000; for the post office de- plrtmenn, si6.00 for the treas jury department, S.OJ; for the department of stat?, $ooo; making money in the treasury not otherw,se appropriated
 Approved Dec. 3l, lNfl.
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officer so commissioned for such purpose, shall re-
 ceive an appo ntment proportioned to the force ne recruits; And pyopided fnrthermore, That no en,
 listments under the commission Of captans sha'i 1 he obligatory unless the number be sufficient to ! constitute company. l Approved Jan 9, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

A MODEL CoUNTY.-The authorities of our neighbors opposite in Crittenden county, Ark, have had the present week, a settlement with their fiscal officers, and the balance sheet shows a most gratifying result--one that makes them envied by all their neighbors. The county is entirely. out of debt, having neither funded or floating obligations outstanding, and, besides, balance in her treasury, with credit stand ing on the accounts to nearl ali her separate funds for roads, internal improvements, levee and school funds. During these disastrous times, within the last nine months, the county has appropriated ,000 to $20,000 of her le- vee revenue, and built nearly two miles of new and some portions of 1t heavy leyee. She has equipped and armed complete, at a cost of over Sl0,000 large and gallant cavalry company, now at Bowling Green under Capt Earl-the county also equipped the large infantry com pany, now at Columbus, under Capt. Crump, and gave them |. complete outfit in everything but their arms, which were supplied by the State or Confederacy. After this latter company lost it's entire baggage at the battle of Belmont, the county made an appropriation of 5 ,000, and sent them a new outfit. Notwithstanding these extraordinary expenditures, all the current eX- penses of the county have been promptly met. This exbibibit Is certainly very credItable Tn these times of financial embarrassment and po- litcal convulsions, to a community Of only (6O0) Sir Hundred voters. With an unembar- rassed treasury, the county has 9 large accruins revenue which IS now being collected
 This county has an area of nearly forty miles in width with front of about - miles on the river, comprising one of the richest bodies of cotton lands in the Mississippi valley. Her sys- tenn of leyees is nearly completed, and an ex> penditure of $75,0O0 or $80,0OO-whch the county can easily raise by an annual tax of five cents per acre for two years-will close up all the gaps in the present structure and reclaim and protect for all future time this large body of land from nundation. How changed in few years will be the western scene from our bluffs, when the dense, gloomy, entanged forest, that is now spread out before our eye, as far as 1t can reach, shall become a magnificent cultlva- ted expanse smiling in rich and joyous luxu- riance under a southern sun, more beautiful than an English landscape, or an Italian valley. The present generation seems to have no just appreciation of the future value of that immense forest tract, which we denominate Arkansas swamps, lying within sight of our levee.-Aen'- phis Appeal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

NE OSBORN, dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries PFocuGe lfA Crockery Qnecnswtre Hardware etc. bitne hoch, Ark Purchasers are invited call and examine my stock ha ti,a hesr in +ba r3arket July 25 1S6l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Cure for Chronic Sore Eyes.

gESIIF undersigned in possession of nialbe remedy
 for all of Sore Eyes. He proposes the worst cases Chronic Sore Eyes, and where the patient is pIaced under his his directions complied with if no ce pay, my motto give satisfaction to all for their money.
 references given by addressing me Moscow Hemp stead county Ark Dr- CYRUS ". BUTCHER. THIS is to certify that have been afflicted with granula ted Sore Eyes for some two years, and my vision was SO obscure that could tell horse from the dis tance of twenty steps, and ater I commenced using MT C. Butchers remedies and placed myself under his treatment, took gun 4 eight days after the treat ment instituted aud killed squirrel and that since that have been entirely relieved from all acute and unpleasant symptoms and have been able to goad eyer could would therefore take pleasure in mending all those who suguarly afflicted his remedies and treatment without any hesaon believing to be the most effective remedy in
 J. M. D. PARK. Graves Post Ofice Hampstead county Ark
 THIS is to certify that two ago, acquainted with Messr Butcher and Park, and that they were both afflicted with the worst form of granuated Eyes, and that had decided that all treatment unnecessary from their extreme bad conon and that according to my iudgmen they both in safe condition and from the knowledge have of the it is altogether safe and efficient and would advise all those similarly affected like treatment D. K. HAYNES. Hampstead county, Ark, Oct. 2d 1861.
 Dec 26, 1861. 12m--*.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
No :362.

A RESOLUTION in reference to the arms of
 the volunteers for twelve months.
 Resoued by the Congress O. the Contederste States Of Am, rica, That the military exgencies of the Confederate States, render 1t absolutely necessary thar the arms of the volunteers now iii the service should be put within the control of the President of the Confederate States, so that whenever tue present volunteers shall be discharged from service, the arms may be placed in the hands of others.
 Approved Jan. %, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
STOP THE MURDERER. B q . Q 9 9 kaG gg a E d

E WILL give Eight hundred dollars re- A ward for the apprehension and delivery of Peter ?. Pitchlynn, IT., to the civil authorities of Sevier county, Arkausas.
 The said PITCHLYNN murdered my h.. band in cold blood on the 10th of July, 1860. Iie is native Of the Choctaw Nation, very fairszn rather large blue or grey eyes, dark hair cut close and uneven, though generally he wears it long, fond of drinking, talks and laughs loud.
 He is about ] feet, 10 or II inches high, uti--fs about l35 or I4G lbs, rather spare male He la. negro Of his fathers with him a hel lctf, both were armed with double barreied shot guns. It s supposed he will make his wty westward, probably to the '' Leased District" wes the Chickasay Nation, he has relatives living in that section of country.
 The Governor of the State Of Arkansas has issued his proclamation offering S20Q rcvasd ou the part of the State making Sl ,UUO altogether
 MRS. r. c. HARRIS. {
 Ultima Thuie Seuier Co.,, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Approved Jan. l6, 1862.
No 2S5

AN ACT supplementary to an act entitled, An act to authorize the appointment of addition officers of the navy approved December 24th. Ir6l
 2he C5nqress of the Confedfrate Sates Of Amer co ds enact. That the President is authorized to gDroint tiff CTS of the regular navy ta any higher or,-e uDder the act anove mentioned, without pre-. iudice to the position under their original appoint ment.
 Approved Jan. l6, 1869.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
NcTTCE

E~tOM1dITT!D to the Ar Pcni.eHtiary Ly the s 9 jailar of JerSSon county. certain Negro Man 70 alliug himself LpTlS. about ce u,hes aiah a%Es black color light build, about Zo years old, n known.
 1n- said negro will be sold at the expiration of two if not c}llad fJr by the owner. 4. J. WARD.
 Ice. ,. 1S6!. 2in. heeDsr of Pe0ftff.frY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

L. c. DAVIS. IMMERSION & DAVIS, Attorneys at Law, Arka w depha, Arkansaswll prsctice ir the counties of Clark Bempstead, Sever, Hot spring Dallas Pike Polk and ongomey; and attend promptly to the collection of claim. any where in Southwestern Arkansas.
 Dec. s, l66O ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Beef Hides and PaltrY.

WANT purchase 1000 Beef Hides and 3o0o Deer Skins for which the highest price will be paid in cash at my store on Main street. W. V. HUTT
 G
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
IT o c 2

COMMITTED a runaway to the Ar6ansas pcu;;entarv SJ by the sler of 5e1erson county on uo -d of D.c Ieni. d Negro Man cal ing himself PHILLIP HONAaD
 Said negro about Z9 years old feet inches high, of black says he is free negro. 1 not taken hy his the expiration of two yeIs will b sold to pay charges. A. J. WAIn
 Jan. l6. 1862. 2im. EtpG cf Pp1eatyrg.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Graves Post Office, Hempstead county, Ark. '' ''
Family Grocery Store.

THE subscriber would respectfully in. -I form the citizens of Little Rock and surround ing country, that he has opened FAMILY GRO CERY, on Main street, opposite Clements & Will lett's, where he has just received and for sale 2,000 lbs. Clear Side Bacon; a-z
 l cask Hams; yAS
 10 brs Molasses; ,EAU&Azs
 g half brIs. Molasses;
 10 brs. Sugar;
 15 sacks Coffee.
 June I3 w V HIJT,T
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Professional Cards.

4 D. RING Attorney and Counselor at Law, Clarksye,
 1 Arkansasill attend the lection of claims Ill the counties of Yell Pope Johnson and Franklin and any "ther bu mess entrusted to him. and general land agncy, etc busidess Oct 3l, 6l 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
SHOES. SHOES,

G.oLDIER's SHOES, - NEGRO BK0dANS. r-,,,,,, s,,o,,e
 LADIES' BUSRIN SHOES, 9an 70 ls..2. tf A. J. WARD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

AUGUSTUS T GARLAND, VIM. M. RANDOLPH EARLAND RANDOLPH Attorneys al Law, Little OI Rock Ark. Feb. g, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
<" Call and Settle

IL persons indebted the undersigned either by note "A or account requested to call and settle forthwith. War Bois and Treasury Warrants w be received in set tleraon, of all demands, and will sell for
 Jan It, 1862 J. J. MoALMoNT.
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Notice.
NIoTIcE IS HERERY GiXE n

NIOIlCE ls HEREBY GIVEN, That all persons indebted
 etheT oy noto ot account to the firm of w. C. my brother gone to the and the business i. a left "tsh S ihe to s se'ie ". c. SCEUGGS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

n G. FuNEs. manufacturer of Tin, Copper Sheet Iron HVe and Zinc Wares, has opened shop opposite \ H.
 Fuckers on and Markham streets where he will keep constantly on hand complete assortment of the above Wares also variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves Fancy
 apaped and pressed wares which he offers wholesale and retail Particular attention paid to REPAIRISG and Jon WoRK Guering Roofing and Steamboat work done on short notce t the lowest possible rates for Feb j 60 y
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Ultima Thule, iScuier Co.,, Art. Oct. 27, IS60 If
IT K; v7ST O c T9 sz5 .
'sesugEIv 'AlUnoO SuyId5 4ou s0NITds L0H

VENTiE hotel at Hot spyn-s, Ark, has $ 4sasA n
 a been considerably improved. ana sFe eeFsNa> will accommodate siX hundred vi DIS it . &EsH- any time throughout tie year. These uu- r
 euraa+a wonders of the wolld Hot springs will b. oUud cfa tua m the winter summon aui vii positively ruulatsnl. Contracted Joints. Nelr'-l LuWor-o, Paralysis Guut St-vitu, dauceimpote0-y froU case Nc- neral dIsese Mercura disease Scrofua ard GaiUlr d5- and all forms e. skin diseas Tne sutsi'r from expo camp lie wounds. etc, will find these waters uot % be r tel with in tle world by art science, or skill.
 Nv II. 1S6l Iv E. * CLAET0\. P, p-ifi7r
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Notice.

- LOUISVILLE Sth Nov 1861 nTESsRS. T ?. HUGHES, JAS pARKHlLl AND w. ". AsH IiINkLE have retired from frm The business VIII De continued ana sslted by remaining partners
 ., GASFl&, BELL & @. N B. Our resident partner in Memphis ia samuel Gyyyn office e4, Front Row Dee l2, lSGl. 5m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
N Q TIC E

@tONMTTED to the Arkan4as Putcutiary tac 2i day 0 of December, lSCl, certain Negro Aan cL .r1 his name JOHN COWANS. Said negro Hal i very ~'t ,,,,- at-, nearly whe fieckelsd fec nine inches h- fhout 50 years old has J. C. priohed lnd ink on lis let arm. Says he is | free man.
 \. T. WARD Jaa. l6. 1sf2. eim. Keepe3 of Pp.aitjary.
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ernor be requested to communicate the foregoing resolution to Gen. c. T. Beaure- gard.
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Confirmation Mo- 8, of Swamp and Over
 flowed Lands in the Helena District.

NOiiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an ditiona con- lV irmation of swamp and Overlowed Lands has been made to the State of Arkansas in the counties hereinafter named in the Helena District to-Mit: