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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Change Tickets.

MR. EDITOR:
 To prevent our city from being flooded within ir rcdeemabe shin pasters and change ti;' cts, it if certainly the duty of the Mayor and Aldermen of the city, to pass an ordinance authorizing and al lowing change tickets 70 be issued by the city, in small amounts to aid in change. Tho ticke ts should issue in amounts of D, 50 and 75 cents, and be in Arkansas State scrip or war bonds If the city authorities will do this, they will p tect the people from imposition from irresponsible par ties, issuing and putting them in circulation, as we'll as prevent those of individu, ,s from distance from being passed here, and In many instances, the parties may not be responsible, and the loss in s4cs gases will fall upon our citizens. The matter is worthy, think, at least of the calm considtra- ton of the city aa:horities.
 4 VOTER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
SscrSary ot State

MuycH AUsEy 0UrDoNE.-Lincoln's new sec retary of war has told the biggest lie yet He has issu d general order on the Mill Spring aff.irs where Zollicofer was killed, in which he says:
 "The coorage that encountered and van- quishe<. the greatly superior number of the trai tor force, etc.' He will do. We were told he was brave, seifpossessed man, but his first general order shows him to be desperate liar, and cowardice is nearS allied to falsehood We need not fear men who depend on such palpa- ble fasehoods to succeed Ne had 3,s00, and they 9,4s0 men.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

s95 The following letter accompanied bv some samples of home made cloth, remarkable for their fneness:
 For tho Tguo Democrat
 BsLFAsr, SALINE O., ARK, Jan. %, 1862.
 Mn. EDlroR-As your valuable paper is vel come visitor in our family circle, and while peru sing it's columns in these stirring and heart renling times, in search of something new and interesting, see premium offered to those young ladies who will send in the largest number of yards of home made jeans cloth, and as wish the young ladies success in their efforts to gain the medals, l will send you few samples of my own manufacturing for those young ladies to excel Now girls, try yourselves.
 As times are hard, will send you some receipts for dying cloth, and if you think they will be of any value to the public, you may make them known to your numerous readers.
 foR BRows.-Take large pot, fill it with wal. nut roots and the bark of red oak, abou. equal parts, boil them until the strength is out then talk out the bark strain the ooze through cloth into clean vessel; wash the pot, pour back the ooxe, let 1t boil. The cloth must be cd up Ikea sack. right side in, rinsed in soap studs before you put 1t in; put in your cloth now Raise every Is % minutes, air 1t well and put it back again. un til it is aa deep pas you desire. Rinse it well in clean water, then soap studs again; tben dip the cloth in starch let it gs. half dry, then roll it. right side in, OF smooth belm very tight and ae very careful to let no rinkles go on the beam, or they never will coma out. Then keep turning anl beating with 4 maet for one hour and balf then com menco rolling of and ironing the wrong side until perfectly dry, as you take it of the beam- The warp should be colored as you desire before putting in tho loom.
 FoR BLAoK.-Frst boil DO tlull of walnut root, take out the root then, add extract Of logwood enough to dye it black; add small portion of aca. tate of copper; carry the cloth through the same process the first in dressing. Post oak will do if you cannot get the walnut root; for dying black, add copperas. This is no hunbug, and win not rot tue cloth, for have been trying 1t for IS years.
 To DYE DeAB CoLoR.-Beech bark and peach tree root, boiled together, will make beautiful color.
 To MAKE 4 DARK BaowN.--W a!nut roots and the inside of pilc bark, and copperas.
 To MAKE LIesr CLEAR BEowN.--Welnot roots and laure! leaves,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

rG~ This week we have crossed out cn our spbscrjption book, aiaehundred and .forty screen names of thos. subscribers who were in arrears, Like the Irishn,au who in a postscript to his letter said: "l If you don't get this letter, you may know it rniscsrried in the mails" so we say if any Of oar delinquents fail to get this s- sue, they may know that it was not sent Very sorry. gentlemen, but it can't be helped. In short tna others will be erased, unless payment is made. It k the only alternative for us to keep the paper up, without great pecuniary sac riGce
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

c0rRr HocsE BURNT. -Mr. Elkins, the post. master at Trouble Hill, writes to us under date of the 2sh nit, that the courthouse of Scott county, with ;te clerks office and all the re- cords, were consumed by fire ou tbe night of Monday, the 27th of January. The building was new. and the loss is 2 heavy one to com, paratiyeIy new county ike that of Scott, and the destruction of the records is still more serious calamity.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

To CORES ,oxDEsTs.-Several communica- lions were unavoidably postponed until the mat ters of which they treat had become stale. The well written communication of W. W. W. from uopkinsvilie, Ky, was not accompanied with ,he authors name, and did not reach us for near Q month after 1t was written. We shall be glad to hear from him again. Make your communi cations short, gentlemen, and we will strain q point to make room for them.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

TIE MEMPHIS AyALAEcHE-Mr. Galloway has sold out his interest in that journal, and the edi- torial staff is now composed of Samuel Bard, formerly of New Orleans; J. D. Bingham and ]. Foukes. These are all able men, strong writers and independent thinkers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
By tn6 ttUfcTuors
 JoAS l. SHERMAN, Secretary of s,ate.
HEAp QUAeTKRS Ts4Ns MISSISSIPPI DlsrEicr, DEPARTMENT No ?, Aitt j'ock, ATt, Jan. 2pth, Sa2
 ts.,a~al .lrea-

 EsIRsT the rndssisned, hy order of tie President E coLian Of tile Missssppi District which comps the States of Missouri and Arans except that portion them ing between the St. Francis and MesSpp rYers fur north Scott county, MsGari; ha state Of A5sana far south Red river and the Indian Territory of eaiq quarters until otherwise directed Po ahontGs Arkausis. Commanders Of troops in ;he service o the ConfedeFar within this dlrct, viii at make report of the strength And condition oI thelr accompanied with written report in fuil of every thing relating tAe supplying Of the troops, their wants, their and 2uent their clothing. annlun .ou and, word o every thing hAt might be considered useful to b. known at head quarters.
 2d All officers, missioued oaeers and sodieTs be ging the troops of this district fGrloush, hereby ordered reurn immediately their resments the sick alone excepted IL hoped that this crdr wilt Dc considered sutcet guarantee that there s necessity 1or he services Of every soldier u the strlc and those whom relates will respond with cheerIaess and alacrity toiJ
 cd The following officers announced stan officer. at hea i-4uarters
 Mai. Wni. l. Oabe, Chief oi Charter master Department
 Maj. 1. 1i. Haskell Inspector General.
 Mai R W. KeyHorth Chief Of Subsistence Department.
 Capt. w. \. f. Bead Assistant Adjutant General
 surgeon J. G. G1enslap, Medical Director
 1st Leut Nrn-p nal.y8r B, Ald-ie-can1r.
 Communications reia,.r t0 business n any of the staff depareuts. will be addressed the chf in tue depart to which they ga.er. EARL VAN PORN. Feb. (, ISD2. q. Nejor General.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Letter to Sherifs.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, LRtie Rock, Arkansas,
 Feb. 5th, A. D. lS62.)


 LRle Rock, Arkansas,
 Feb. 5th, A. D. lS62.) II re,p,n,o 10 the many letters have received lately from hers, various parties of this State asking me if the laws, in relation to taking the ITS .s. in this State, have been changed, and if they have not-if it k mt my duty to furnish blank fhn etc etc. For the information of those sher- Ifs sho desire 1t, will s.y, the laws relating to ttkn5 the census in this State, have not been changel. find no law, by which am required, and in fact, none by which Iwould be justified in furnishing blanks to sheriffs for said purpose. A blank form, and all the duties of shcrifs appertan ing to this matter, nay be found in Gould's Digest CD page 2l3, chapter 27
 Very respectfully,
 JOHN l. SHERMAN,
 Secretary Of State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

cloth will be in demand and will bring full prices, and our good housewives must prepare to sup ply the soldiers and civilians. The above re- cord of industry is proud one for Arkansas, and true gentleman will sooner take off his hat to one of the patriotic women than to par venue with soft hands who dresses in silk and despises honest toi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
I T E N S.

Spain is again conqaeror in Mexico. Tom Corwin finds the game blocked and all his petty stratagems spoiled. He is coming home to tell his master of the failure of his schemes, and that power is now, or soon will be, in posses sion of Mexico, that puts true estimate upon the Balloon and his tribe.
 A story went the round of tue papers that Breckinridge went to Europe, from Halifax, on the steamer Canada. The Halifax Chronicle says that the captain O. the steamer was warned and threatened not to take two gentlemen as passengers, and that Yankeedoodledoom was in ferment. We doubted the story, but begin to think it was true, because in the stirring times in Kentucky, we find no trace of Breckinridge, and his absence is unaccountable unless he wen. to Europe.
 s;ncrlay diff rrlsr oparr,ai in q W;Sssys.1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

SOUTHERN MoNTHLY.-We have received ths February number of this periodical A glance ever it shows as it is superior to either ef the former numbers. The editor tells us that t is nov self-sVstaiuing institution, and we are glad of l.. We commend is to our readers and edyise them to subscribe fos it,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Letter From the Auditor

LITTLE ROCK. ian. 9, 1862. Ma EDroR-.The following letter was written as reply to various letters address to ne as Au ditor and you will do me the favor to give it i'll. sertion in your paper, and oblge. Yours respectfully,
 w R. MILLER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

GUxsuIras WANrED.-Anybody who knows anything of gunsmithing, can get good situa' ti3n upon application to Capt. Rae. at Fort Smith. See the advertisement headed Gun smiths wanted"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
CAMP BENJAMIN, ARK, Jan, 23th, la62.

CAMP BENJAMIN, ARK, Jan. 25Ih, la62.
 lRsgmentsl O.lcr Ne. -.
 AKDRRS have been issued from headquarters 2d Brigade aP AcCulochs Division to tho commanding officer of the South Arkansis Reg}nt n be in readiness for 1erchpg orders and officers and soldiers leave of absence and fur l0ughs ordered Tyon their regiments immediately Al oldiers belonging to lho south Arkansas Regiment who able fer duty, hereby ordered ~ report themselves possible to he coEmsuins officer of the regi- Inent. By order JAS. H. MAY,
 Mlj0r Commanding.
 H. q. BGNN Feh. ., I832. IL. Act. A3jt. $. 4irk Sfcot.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Lana For Saia.

WILL sell by oTd5r of the Clark of Pfobate Cous. s , @tst day ng February, Is6-, tig9 fou5 ftt, c-ty ArkAiriiit aii gha lanI bInuc tns ,is t STErHEN JvNE3 dgc'!, to-yit: fac east at at n rf, quarter and th northwest qRtr~r of ta4 npT.st quarter, section B. toNns.p |, range 70 west, sir 0 county oL 'stk aa sttts ot Ar6 ayoa cf.t until the lst day ot Jaagtry. lSd3 thu purci-er y with god security, wi 10 per interest m duo until pad ISAAC V. sAl1B Cy0tatystoasr
 Fup s, 1852. 1t By II F STUART tH1rtcy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
W a M n E n

SxSTELve GUXsGITH9 in the 1rinau,, \ Departments Pt. smth, Acsa i-a1 Good MsT wages an p2rm lncut situtoOs will be given tsg .Vaf to god Cool ;ons will aiSo bs SS %>nzyf purchas' 'd Apply to @15EI1E-5sss
 CON RIA Clpt c. s HltI- .: OrSaar-s OHeer, N;tJHJst'S Dir. Ft. Soiiti, Ar.. Feb. {, fS62 4
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
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MEANING enlisted in the army 0{ th- Confederate tss s l6r the ,leienes of c r C1untrY rray GthJrls II. c. pENNINCT0E
 Little A,s, Feb. t, l352. ,ew.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
g2O0 Reward.

yXT THEREAs, It has ts day been made known to tae " Governor. that jOHN s. BCRRIS inardsrei Or. V1 NJ. PKrTT p the r0uuty of Ouacha n the Siate of Al kausas the 10th day oI January. 4 D. l3o2 and then fled from justice and is running at large TIesetor l. HENRY 9t RECrUH, t"yeynor of the State of Arkausas Uy SrfGe p inc authority in me vested 5 law. do hereby offer a reward ot THO RGNDRED DOL L4RS any pers who will and deliver he said Buiris the sheriff of Uuachita county, ArAau order that justice be had and the Jaws cuti II 1etsmony "efeo a.se h,tean'o ss nls nAaa %a at Little Rock, tbis the 3d day of Feb, A. D. 1892
 H. M. RECTOR. BJ the Governor: JoAS l. SHERMAN, Secretary of state.
  v DESCRIPrI0N-Ths said Burris is about fest, or inches high heavy for s height, grey eyes dark hajr heavy hea incIued to te grey, between fort, aad fifty yoars of age.
 feS 6,. 1882 8w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Tan r ard.

VA have hand and for sale, supply ot Harness Vs Upper acd soe Letfet, Buckskiu5 snd -hao ms which will be cold low for cRsa
 Also large quantity of Wool and Hair alWays hand
 GEYER < kHAIEA E.- Hi hest price pslt for lieS 3v, l-t.-.iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
 T0 VoluutHar5.

g Al authorisel to receive comyan.o of Arkau. - 9 Bas CAVALRY for the war, for seryca n the ffS Indian country. | enough to 0u5ttute Hslsfl bait uion I Will nH,ter each ccmPtny H ~ tho -l4I% place where 1t b organ zt Ali 'csssSy nfrm tti7H y b, hal by application to Oo CGtELss " AD,N. at HsleCt Each company will be enc, st to F0rs Go on aud bs employed to de,in frontier aui al I, soar
 ALBERT PIKE,
 Br.g Cen. C,aa D'p't of Ia tan Ts.yttory Little Rock, Feb c. 1882. B
 s5- Gazette, Van Baren Presa Washington Telegraph and Fort SSnlth papers copy fr weeks.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
PoIxr PHEASANT, ASHLEY CoUxrY, ARK, :
 January 20th, 1869 X

MEssRs. R. s. YEREEs < Co.,
 ST: Your paper is never received at this of fee under two weeks, more frequently 1t Is three or four weeks old before it reaches here. There is q tri weekly mail from Hamburg to this office.
 Yours respectfully,
 JOHN M. CRAWFORD. The mails are most shamefully carried, or post masters swfuIIy neglect their duty. We trust remedy will soon be applied
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

rsriment. ouartered in Baltimore. A private
 apparently died and the certificate of death was
 handed to the Major (Belzer1 who ordered the
 deceased to be buried at o'clock next days
 After being placed in his coffin the supposed ot'
 funct revived and lis comrades took him back
 10 the hospital The officers of the regiment
 insist upon court martiaIing the man TOT reius- ing 10 be buried in accordance with the 'ofaers of bis superior officer, and the privates swear
 the major should be tried for ordering pan to be buried alive. It is supposed that the oihcefs
 will triumph and the sick man buried dead or alive.
 The Yankees encamped on the eastern shore of Maryland, lately hung three negroes suspec- ted of selling liquor to the soldiers. lhis was an unpardonable crime, not because they oo iected to the soldiers having whisky but because l the sutler of the regiment claims monopoly of
 the traffic and the colonel shares his profits
 So if Sambo undersells the sutler he touches the colouers pocket, and away goes the love for the negro, and mp go Sambos heels. In reading the telegraphlc accounts of the movements of troops, we are often as a loss 10 l know the distances between the different named 1 points. We find in the War Bulletin, spirited
 paper published in the western army and edited by John Henry Brown, a table of distances
 which may be of service hereafter when the I campaign again opens in Missouri. Fayette- vile. Arkansas, is distance 200 miles from Little l Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
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ILL hs received al thu q g. Arac7lt mi, the A 4 W Feb flrai ming tt) ClrI4 oC VJ,I 3 co-l lI Oak and 8 of Ash an Cottoa Wo1d, t1 p. fur feel m delivered ana cor led On ths Arssnil gr1rsl
 s U tACLBN2R Ta56 lSi2 2t M j. X gst C,at
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

rWANTED a negro gil as nurse, i2 or l3 years old. Ap,l, at this office.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
All Lands

EpELoSGTNG to tho Estate of CHESTER ASHLEY 4.,. Ae 4it,lated in o,uae5 ot Ashey Drow and Cayot
 Ara for Sale.
 Apply 8Arr JoSl5, e-l., LlAs Ylass, Chic1' ,,up ' Feb. G. l88a tt La6s R,:S l-tls,,;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

TnAxKs.-We are indebted to pr. Reyburn fur bundle of late papers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

hy Geyer Kramer offer ip addition to leather, hair apd wool .or sale.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
sTATg OF ARKANSAS, l

STATE OF ARKAN5AS,(
 CogsrT CT !zAEp. IL Izard circuit chancfry bvforu he clerk iu vacation, January I7th, al862 Joseph s. watsor, Co5aptataqat)
 BiU for Dirorcs- Diddy c. Watson, D.cprLlHt. "a 0W the complainant and files his bill herein, and d affidavit of the Tan-resiencc of the deien iant The object of the bill to obtain dvore from the defendant, and motion, s ordered that defenilnt b. njufed of the Psndency of tats ti by publication in newspaper published m s State, fr twO weeks excessively, the insertion fJur week. before the said court qurng deteudant ts appear before the thri day the nrNt ta to bl begun and hsl at tho hou-e said county. ths 3i Monday il March, iSG plead denur said bul ii will be.taken for confessed, and set i1g hearing l.1rte
 we C. DIXON, Clerk. 4 true o,py from the rec5rt.
 A;t,a;: Vt. l. DIXON, Clerk. Fah { lgas. 2w. C.l.t or aIv sa
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Tue True Democrat has been selected 10 adger tse Estrays for 1862, at one dollar os each estrav
 BRADLEY C1UNTT. Taker up by Vim. s Green in November. Is:l a br.A, sorrel mule loug ta larc u the fce .sou r feet f4ar inches high rather heavy bat and l, years old. Appraised et S5a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

AN this day comes said petitioners, by Il Henry atty, " an. files their petition a-t sil teu.ats. praying r division and partili0n of tn following lsus belonging to the tst Ie os salt AndrsN Mitchell dscsas- Kasl haf uf he outh0s- quarter If section 3: and the west part ot the fractional quarter of IS the ucrth Factuual hall sertua l5 Ihe AIf cf .cuJE and inc souJNsst of section - and the st h Of the southeast of and tho south east quarter ot section Fl and tht aif south quarter of section 2z; the Isrt nprtGWcst fractional quarter section 3U, vest fractional quarter ol section 3g and tho half of the southeast quarter of section 30 all in township 3 south ranE 1T G the 5th principal meriIaU ocualuin. thousand fJur hundred and
 And whereas. N appears frun affidavit hled with said petition ttt William Kerr and Louisa G Kerr uonre- I tents If this State l. is th rs(ore ordered that pubca- be uais in The True IIIocra newspaper puhiisnel in this State for oUF weeks successivciy, tfyla NiIam Kerr eai Lorlslt Kerr @ be and app:ar oi sH3 cour D ba holden the the of Kockplrt, in sad county ou inc ld Monday March. 1852 then and hee plead susner CT deru 10 said retcpn tho wi l taken confessed tj them. HUGH McCA LLU A. Clerk true copy from ;Ae recsrl.
 IfUdu NcCALLCM, Clerk Feb S. 1882 4w. Cost Of adv. go sU.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

William Eerr snd Rifa, Louiaa U. Kerr, ? .tti1z t (foraeriy LA..ia G MtcsS'ii.J aGh A. P.iftt.og. sitchel. atn. of tAe o-,ata of aie~,y Mitchell deceret, snd Jome- A. ] Mitchell, aad Louisa C. MtcDeli. aud tan Mitchell minor Irs ci Ma!gn- ut- .. Mitch. nst yl-+r
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
W A r T | D |,
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a GOOD MUCH COW, fr shoh iiberal price vi. ,, "A gfyea. IsquiTe st this Of1cp. yau z} iss2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

When the news of the disaster near Somerset was frst known, great indignation was express- ed towards Gen. Crittenden and serioas charges intimated. We see th papers in Kentucky and Tennessee, among them he Louisville cou- rier, do not join in this cry against the com. manding general. The defe4 was much exag- gerated, though t was severe blow at crit, cal time.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

TAkan up hy IT. 4. SNsake- 2i Nov. 1G6I bay f.y black mane and au, l3l hands hgu. Appraised at 54.
 Taken ID by Irssc Thtsau, a.h Noy 1881 G tls r-A with lt;t!e white h fi7 forehead, little vit- the side oi tht nose yeats o.d. Appraised 5tj.
 Taken Gp by Robert Wi,iisias, 2ith De- 1s8t s75-i with bali faro the right hind white bal v.y 3 ti,e hock Jot, gears old + haads nigh. Appra-el itD-
 Taken mp by Robert william 24'h De- 1881 s5r-,t mare with star In the forehead years old, T. hands Annrt--l F1D
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

The telegraph line from here to Fort Smith, is completed to ClarksvilIe; 100 miles or two- thirds of the way. When this line is completed we shall be able to get the earliest information in regard so army movements in the west. II will be of iacalcuIable advantage to the officers in command. Ifwire can be procnred line hould be put in operation, a! once, from hera 0 Pocahontas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Stanton, Lincoln's new Secretary of War, is as fierce m aboli,ionst as Cameron and will carry out the atter's policy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

See the Governors proclamation calling for more troops.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Cassus M. Clay returns to take command of a brigade in Lincoln's army. h the providence of God he may yet be captured and hung.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

aU- The following letter was accompanied by some samples of home made cloth, remarkable for their fneness
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
SIAGE OE AnkAASA5, !
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E CJCXrT Tor SPErS9.
 In rhe Circuit conrt of Ho Spring county h 7aca,on of
 court, be1re thu clerk erece th,4 Janusry 30ta A D. loG2. Aphoo7e Bit -h-n Samuel A Mitchell Alahan1 '. Mitcbel, adux tan ,,atc of Memouth c. cheli, d- snd Alab .Epa c. Mitchell, Petitioners.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
CRITTGYpRN COUNTY.

Taken up by John Denton 3d Dec ls6l hro~ a .t, mnle, fi2 haud- high or year. 0lt Appraisei 4 y.
 CONWAY COUNTY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

' IsT OF LETTERS rem,ining in the Post E / Office at Little Rock, Ark. on tlIe 3lst day of January. 1869, which if not taken ont w,u be sent tn rha General Post Office as dead lstlsrs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
D sI4 ClJTNTY
HAMPSTEAD C0r MY.

T.sen uT by Rott Ford, iron grey 8lly Nsd a5 <,
 If r'7 Io4 Lfa7s nigh "f-su yeass ol o,r lAs ! bEln,-.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Seigel, the Detch general, has not resigned, as reported. They are keeping him to cover the next retreat. He is unequalsd at retreating.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

The force from RoII&, marching against Price, is said to be under the commani of Gen. 05- terhaus.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

4 singular difficulty occurred u Wisooas;u
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Mcclellan says he sready al last Rumors are atoat in our exchanges that he resigned or tendered his resignation. Other accounts say that his marvellous plan i5 ready 10 be put in operation. 1ne riders are up, clear the track.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Taken up bJ IT. l. ssoke Der 3d, 1881, bI5ct h,.sa mUe, of pears ol, bay ths nose aLcut h. dsu.s high other marks or brands PercevabA A?yrl.l aJ Siuu.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

The Louisville Courier, published at owhng Green, pathov:tively says that Beaaregard is about ;o.take sonr,and at Columbus. He is a host in himself and his presence will inspire confidence and dras troops.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Taken I'D by John W ytshor- Nov 2lth ise bcv ua,s colt, yeirs odd ia7s spring. la taohe4 scar or ths baoR ptrt of t rSa thigh below the joint at E hands iEh. Appraised a- SJJ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Buell's force, in Kentucky, consists of l0o, 900 infantry 1000 cavalry and 3,0o0 artiller- ista