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A Fort Scott correspondent SAYS the
greatest activity prevails in getting the ar
my at that place ready for an imm ediate
advance towards Arkansas. Gen. Blunt,
commanding, has received Information that
all the troops in the department of Kansas,
and all those in South west Missouri, in
GLIDING all recent recruits, will be concen.
trated at such points As he may designate.
A portion of the army is finely equipped,
having four complete batteries. i,.f 8
Information just received, say the rebels
are con centrating in large numbers at Cross
Hollows, Arkansas, with the intention of
marching North, proposing 6rst to take Fl.
Scott and then F.. Leavenworth. Pike had
made q speech to his men saying that he
intended to be quartered 10 Fort Leaven-
worth before snow fell. 100
The recent expedition Of Coffee and
Ccckreli 70 Lone Jack, seems to have been
for tue purpose Of escortiog new rebel re-
cruits te Arkansas. Hundreds accompanied
them, but they we're mostly without arms.
~ New York, Sept. 2.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
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0niy one inssrtion wiii % pxsd sos, %.
less instructions are produced showing that
.more Ahan enc publication wasrprdssed.
IT, ordqe will be psblisheds 3 the papers
Eat NJ. Ple@ amt, Cou6ciI Bluffs .Dav1hport,
EOsk a6saS Muscatjpe. Clinton. DS2uque,
EIoyaS 5ity, keokuk, Burlington, Des Dimes,
Pasd 1sny other psper pablished - county
seats. n. B. BAKER,
Adjutant GeD'l Of Iowa.
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FOR ATTORNEY, tsD DISTRICT @
iChas. IL. Willard.
90 OF CLARK COUNTY
JOINT DEBATES.

Messrs JOHN A. KASSON and D. O. FINCH, Re-
publican and Democratic candidates for Congress in
this he 5th District have agreed the following list
of places datos for holding Joint Political Discus
sons The hour for the meeting will be O'Clock II.
In each instance: sH.
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Assst he sppStnsns., ! seansssss g
-. s-om eank State. nn0 ono from the
Sumnissiopers spnpiu t6s6y .hss Secretary
~ - Inte(Ior, lagrange b0iness, the
coev eatioa Rdjoars1 till tosnoTow At 10
Y New York. Sept. 2.
Richmond papers OF the 18th contain
highly colored account Of rebel successes
on the Rappahanuock. -.
Jackson y 10 o. Wavvepton on the 24tb,
and telegraphsd 60 Richmond to hurry up
the remainder Of The army mot to delay to
prepare proyisioDs, ss be mad captured
enough, to feed their whole force for some
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0 adjourned meetings will be held as follows
STATE OF IOWA.

> Further appointments VIII be made Known With
eW days,
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JUDGE. fsD DIsrRICr.)

n,y6 aaa FOR JUDGE, cd DIsTRICT) .sas8
Capt. James Ct. Day.
:t..na = ~ OF FREMONT COUNTY. Lsi4 sis
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
FLOUR, FLOUR.

HE undersigned having procured . new
4 BOLT. is now prepared to grind Wheat al
his Mill. three miles west of Washington, on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY of each week
lie will use every exertion to give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patron.
age, both in quality and quantity.
JAMES WARE.
May 22d, 1861. xIx-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
CORN!

DR.. James A. Williams
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professio...S VI
IL services to the citizens of Washington
vicinity Office on the geller corner
dence on Carroll street, in the house ia'e'
cupied by Geo. A. Davis Al,
March IL, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22

FASHIONABLE
Millinery Establishment,
Lace, Grape, Silk, Chip, Leghorn and English
Straw Bonnets,
Misses and Cbildren's Hats, in every shape
and color,
Head Dresses, Caps, Gloves, Trimmings, and
Berthas
Bonnets bleached, trimmed and remodeled
Every thing in the line got up in as elegant
style as can be procured in the city elsewhere1
Dress making will also be carried on.
ESs Orders from distance promptly at
tended to.
hington, May %, 1901 1-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
SECRET OR NO SECRET.
NOTICE.

nURING my fbsence, A. E. Williams is my
U duly authorized agent to transact any and
all business in which am interested. Persons
indebted to me will make payment to him, and
those to whom am indebted will be paid by
MIN whenever funds are in his hands.
w. W" WELDON.
Washington, June s, 1861. 2l-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
A. S. HUEY & co.
Camden, Nov. IA, 1860. 45:3ms

Camden, Ark, Oct. %, 1860.
Having leased the premises known as the
HILL WAREHOUSE and Buildings for five
years, AMI purchased a half interest in the
stock of Goods, take this opportunity of in
forming my friends of this purchase, and re-
spectfully refer to the above advertisement
The firm will consist of Mr. Joshua Hill and
myself. Hoping to have the patronage of my
friends, | remain.
Respectfully,
A. S. HUEY
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Ii. PAINTER,

@ u N $ Nj L IT H.
HAS permanently located in Nashingl:..sr, :.r
Ill Arkansas, and viii give prompt attenA'-
to anything in his line y
reA-Under no circumstances viii there !"
repairs done on a credit
Washington, JAM 10, 1861
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
DIR. &. #. BROWNS
YoungA erica Imminent
Rejoice { b. Ye pples.

The remedy has al last ~ discorer,a
for The entire erddicIfion ot pain-
None s. .uld be lcifLOuf 1t One f,rep,,.
fire cent bottle aciH do more 10 conrirc.
you of us efficacy than all he adler.
tisements an the uorld.
THIS celebrated and wonderful medicine II.
l. though A. yet but partially known to ths
public, has been thoroughly tested in the hand,
Of the proprietor for the last FIVE years. durinr
which time the rapidly increasing demand for !,
equalled by nothing but its wonderful success.
has induced the proprietor 10 extend the are,
Of circulation to the utmost limits of the civil
lied universe.
In offering this liniment to the public. e. y.
do in the full confidence that ii must sunrrced.
AL Others now in use a. external reIi. edy for
the cure Of all diseases in the reach of that class
Of medicines. we can safely assert, without tls
least fear or contradiction. that * stands uu
rivallad IN the list of medical compounds er
teTnally applied for the cure Of disease. Feel
ing therefore. that il j. unnecessary to prf
remedy SO emimently wonderful in its effects
50 mn seriously infalible in it, powers of relief
causing the deaf to hear. the blind "a sec, th,
nervous drawn crippled rhnmatic % walk erect
and rejoice again in the vigor of youth and
manhood. this preparation i offered to ii,
canic gin or essential oils Of the Arabian
deserts. hut. the contrary. l. what it, name
imports and II = and rnr- c"inbinaroas o.
the powers of the North American products
This linimcnt has gained q lasting reputation
where IL has bern used in all cases which re
quire an external remedy; sEch as rheumatism
soreness and swelling OF the breast, pain and
weakness in tie back and joints. sprains, bruise
cramls uuHilnrss. frozen limbs. bites cf insec;.
old scrc=- fever sores. gcitre or sTeilcd IecE
paralysis, Wounds, erysipclas, bites Of reptiles
headache, white sSclling~. mango. poison
burns. all smelings. saft rhcum. corns. warts
sore eyes. run-rnunds. sc. We daily hear
the most astonishing cures animals by thi
excellent remedy. and hazard nothing in >ayiH
that there never has been it, equal > curatiT
FOR horses. We assert. positively. tEat ii Wi
cure anv case "f s~eenv in existence; slsn spiini
gals. strains sprains. bruises or scratcAs
Wounds. big head. wind gals. sore ewes. sEel
lirgS &c. and has never failed IN cure f>iuia
poll evil Finebone and SPAWN. VII. y u~ed in a.
beginning. strictly according to dilrctions
RI Price twenty-five cents.
For sale by every merchant and dru=ea
throughout tile country.
Jan. -. lS6n-ly.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
.. .-.a.-.
SENTELL g. PRATHER.
COMMISSION M ERCHANTS,
No. Is Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
Oct. "a, 1860
upper Red River and Lake Packet
a. IA - @NS w


GEORGE ALBAN, MASTER
| I HE new, light draft Steamer 2tusv
a drawing ten inches water, having been
| quilt expressly for the above trade, Is now
| ready to leave for all points above the Raft
| taking freight for all Landings on Upper Red
River and its tributaries
The Gipsy has The Inspectors certificate
| from New Orleans, Underwriters from New
Orleans to Alexandria, and from thence to the
Upper River insurance can be effected in the
Home Insurance Company of New York" and
all freight will be covered by Policy in tn,
above Office when requested by shippers The
very light draft of the Gipsy, and the arrange
ments made for insurance. offers superior adj
vantages to Shippers above the Raft She has
been built expressly To ran through the CaLal
in very low water. We will guaranty to Ship
pers above the Raft that whenever there is
navigation in the Lakes to come through to
Fulton.
Dec. 19, 1860. [50-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Gamnen Garns.
MINIS WMNEoMNNsEa

WE are now prepared to receive and store
w Cotton in our BRICK WARE HOUSE, or
open Cotton Sheds. We have space to store
5000 Bales.
Having an Open Policy Of Insurance. all Cotton
stored with us will be insured, if so instructed.
No Cotton will be shipped without express
orders from the proper owners.
We have retained the services of Mr.. j. W.
Smythe, who will have the entire control of the
Ware House department. His past experience
of eight years, and superior business qualif-
cations warrant the hope of receiving that pat
ronage which correctness and strict attention
TO business merit.
The usual prompt attention will be given to
Up-Freights at customary rates.
A. S. UUEY & co,
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Nr0fessiunal Garns.
JOHN lES. EAKEN,
ATTO ORN AT LAW,
WASHINGTON, ARK,

WILL give prompt and personal attention to
w professional business of any nature what
soever, in the counties of Sewer, Hampstead,
and Lafayette, and will attend to collections In
any portion of Southern Arkansas, west Of the
Ouaehita.
He offers his services also, as agent for the
entry or location of lands in the United States
or State Offices, and for payment OF taxes, IN
vestigation of title, sc.
He has been duly empowered by the Governor
of the STATE OF LOUISIANA, to take the proof
and acknowledgment of deeds, powers of at
torley. &C., to be used as evidence recordep
in that State; also, to take dispositions to be
used in any Of the courts of that State, and to
authenticate with his seal the official capacity
and official acts of any Judge, Justice of tho
Peace, or other public officer, acting under the
authority of this State.
He is also empowered to authenticate deeds
and powers of attorney to be used in the States
of North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.
Washington, Nov. 6, 1859. 44:u
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
NOTICE.

nv 1--WE.
IL hrm heretofore existing between Oxley
Baldwin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. g. s. Oxley will continue the Paint
ing business in all its branches.
Washington, Arkansas.
March l3. 1 $50 1O:tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to US who have no
II made settlements, are hereby notified to
come forward and arrange their liabilities,
either with money or by note, as We are com
PEELED to have some money and desire to close
up our books We much prefer to exchange
accounts for money, but if you have not the
money come forward, gentlemen, and close mn
your accounts by note.
We are just receiving fresh supply Of choice
and select articles, which we propose to sell on
reason BILE terms for eash. As the houses with
which we have been 1ealing refuse to sell to us
on any terms whatever except for the money,
we are compelled to change our business from
a credit to cash system, and for the present
at least we will deal strictly on the cash system
and no other.
HART q OGDEN.
Washington, April 30, 1861. 1e-
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the undersigned are
/ specially requested to call and settle tlicil
respective accounts,
W. H. ETTER
Washington, Feb. %, 1861. -
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Camden Ark.. Oct. 90 1860

Camden Ark., Oct. %. 1860.
Having sold to DR.. A. S. HUEY one-half
interest in the Stock of Goods belonging to me,
the style of the firm will be A. S. HUEY & CO.
Thanking my patrons for past favors, l hope
by possessing greater facilities to command a
more extended trade.
JOSHUA HILL.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Standing Advertisements.

All advertisements ofpersonal alteration vii
in all cases be charged double.
All advertisements must be marked with III,
number of insertions, otherwise they win h
continued until forbid, and charged accordingly
No person will be announced n candida ,
for any office without the advance payment
Obituary notices charged as advertisement,
job work must be paid for on delivery.
No paper will be discontinued only at tI.
discretion Of the publisher, until all arrearare,
are paid
Single copies 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

PREsESTATIoS TO MAJ.-GEN. BASKs.-On Tuesday
evening" Maj. Gen. Banks presented, at the Aston
House, with splendid black horse and equipments,
valued al 81 900. IL the gift OF few personal
friends. The presentation speech WAC made by L.
c. Cowdin esq, to which Gen. Banks responded in
an eloquent and patriotic speech. large number oil
ladies and gentlemen were present, among whom
were Assistant Secretary of War Tucker. Brig Gen.
Andrews, Judge Peabody, the Hons. Charles Gould,
4. Cowdn, Col Howe, n. Knight Col. Chicken
ing, Capt Dwight, W. II. Barnes, Capt Marshall,
and the Hon. Rafus Andrews.
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Hlff,. lac q b IGlov d -. 2 n Pes : 5OQ
q - esch. Cal Skns. ed5c. " ID.
~ Bbtef Latrk First quality include nothn but tie
t-s, large a. Stalled Oxen. second quality includes IN
bssi .sss fed best stalled Cows and the best three
eaIod Steers Ordinary eonaists Of Bulls aud the refuse o.
lots.
sHsHrEz,r, include, Coets and when those Of inferior
cusiify thrown out.
There were u cars over Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail
foad ~ over boston ard Lowell. aaa ltj fncn
bugs.
KREAlEs: There = large supply - stock and
usus number Of buyers consequently sales err quick ard
for mos, - the LOIS assh advance on last wces pce,
" obtained.
Sheep mostly Of excellent quality lot tia.
aged %. cold fof Sc e h. equal ~ % o. per head OAel
lot, sold loI Is o2gt4 % per head.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

g. DnlPxn Esq. P,ndent Of Tie Board Of Commissioney'
Of Public Chartiies. &c.
SIR There is infhis morning. T?TBryE greatly
exaggerated Of alleged neglect Of patient brought to thu
Instiiuon Saturday afternoon. Tho facts are; man
named Charles Bookmau intoxicated while with friend
OF bis fell 10 the Fourth Avenue aud Seven
eeuth street. cutting open his head and ssvesg an artery
The bed profosely tho sidewalk and was taken up
by .ome men and carried into drug store and policeman
beg notified he seeing the bleeding 10 death went aud
procured spring cart and had the placed IT, and the
wounded man continued bleed proasey until bis arrival
the Hospital In dying state No effort had been made to
stop the bleeding the drug store appears from the ,e
T. tho policeman declared that on his IL the
tho bed Ike BULLOCK and tina. be put tho Dian.
under tho bleeding woard and twice eDptied It on tbs
way; that he any human being bleed be did
That be from The druz store In the cart to the
Eighteenth Precinct son.Houe and no,hed them that be
Iskug him the hospital In this exhausted aud dying
condition tho brought TO Besvus the blood iheu
tad cot,ed his head and the bleeding III measure
stopped by The clotted blood.
The surgeons then engaged In mporast operations In
the Amphi,heaer aud consequently there some little
delay in getting them bu. the Heard thu. there
was an accident case" in the Office, personally to H.
and had physician Immediately called to the man. The
N an was then attended by him and sent to ward aeE try
ing 70 revive him with stmusn but he had lost too
mach blood before reached tine hopt aud too low
to recover and 30 died in short time In the ward.
Everything possibe. under the circumstance was done
but was too he got here do anything efeeua
for him gave his friends who hero the articles be
longing hm. Any trouble that appears think, to
been caused by angry dispute and words that occurred
between the Assistant Clerk and Of the policemen who
broush. the deceased here. The policeman nasa
rally anIious TO assist ia hurfying up surgeon.
Of this until aiterward. and the CLERK was
suspended Immediately aud bis reported to lhs Board
ior nsestigstion
The Corsners jury amer hearing oil the testimony and
patient nyesi Of tho ezonerl,e from blame al
person. connected with this Institution.
Very respectfully. yours,
JOHN Z. WHITE WARDEN.
Nso York, Be'lergs HospifaI, Dec. !. 1864
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for $3.50; Rembrandt" stndy on ivory, to Dir.
Williams for $250i " G. osebsrry Island, Newport
Coast," to Il. u. Minturn for $lO5; " Crossing
Sweepers" to John T. johnson for $3.50; ." A Let er
from tho Absent Volunteer" to Mr.. Sturtevaut for
$685. "Cst's Cradle" to Nj. Ophant for $500;
" The Wanderer" t, Dir. Jacques for SIS; Goius
TO School" to Ed. Sosson for sii2 ". Tho total
amount realized was s., 470 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Lates,-By Teiegrqph to Queenstown.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-The political news to-day
IL unimportart.
ATHENS, Nov. 22.-The elections terminate on the
10th of December.
The great probability of the election of Prince
Alfred .o England 70 The Greek 1hrone caused ex-
Element among the Foreign Minister.
The country s tranquil.
COSsTANTIsoPLE, Nov. 22.-The Prince Of Mon
tenegro has again protested against the action Of
"Black Donzen" along his frontier, but the Porte
persists Ia ils occupation.
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Cambridge CnGtIe Market.


RKF0KTsD TOR IEa - l. IRIBuNE, ~ fiRO. krPP.
Dec. ,. ls62.
Of Cattle =, market co. shout 600 Beoves
ard <gJ stores consisting WofAns Oxen Mich Cows and
one. Gll three year o.o.
PAGES - MARKsg bzET-Ertrs. s6 30d &c IS hrst
quality. 81 O0G 20 - second q,aly - 50 tAld quality
e co.
PKicEs sroKE CArrLE.-NoikiBE Oxen. PER pair.
+T.4 tf. Cons al GGyes from 90 4l3, tif5 Year
lnrs. f94 $40. Iwoye-g.oi4s tl0a tl9i 4Lree-year-
o.1. &-OGr1l.
sn-sg ,ii L.rab. $500 ulusoi prices IN lo.i. S37
a zach, exits, - 80, IS ~, : g. or from !. 20 Sc
L. ID.
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Commercial rnteIIigence.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. q Eyenmg-Ibe COTTON
market has been finer day and all pous Ae
higher The sales foot up 10000 bales, including 5000 "a
tpecuatoTs and exporters.
BREADsTcYYs are unchanged and STEADY
Provisions fiat.
LOgDoS. Nov. 22CoysoLs closed to-day at 93t093i for
money Ene shares 81; al. Inos Central shares a. az.
discount
PAKIs, Nov. 22-The Bourse IL heavy Rentef. 20, 2oc.
HAyEg Now 2D.-COTTOs has declined considerably, but
no quotations be gwen. Sales Of the week. 200 bales
s. u bs.ea
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
The French Army Unable To Novels Lack
Of TransporfniiOn-Orde Sent Here 10
Purchase Mules and Wagons.

Private adyices from Mexico state that the French
army cannot leave It's present position for the want
of transportation, and that orders have been seut
here for the purchase. in the United States of 900
mules, with the requisite harness, and 500 wagons
The army will not, therefore, move until these pur-
chases are made and the mules and wagons reach
the ARMY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

LARGE SALE or WoRKs on ARr.-A casua!
ookef-on at the faie Of Richard NJ. Stage gallery
Of pictures, sketches, and studies from nature which
took place last night at No. 7CS Broadway, under
tho direction of Leeds & Co.. auctioneers, would
scarcely realize that We are in tho midst Of deyas-
aiing war, that there was any tightncss what
ever IN tho money Market but that, on the con-
trary, we were surrounded by all tho blessings of
peace aud abundance. An audience of - or. 100
Icrons was present, among whom we recognized
several Of our wcathiest citizens and quite a num-
Der OF artists and connoisseurs. The catalogue en-
braced a3 pieces, including miniature Of Daniel
Webstor from liie "a study from Rembrandt on
ivory, several cabinet Ggure-pieccs and sea-coast
studies in oil, made AZ Nowpor., all painted By Mr.
Staiig Tho sale Throughout was spirited, and tic
prices realized III most instances were very gIatfy-
ing to tie artist. small piece entitled Love and
Peace was bought by Mr.. Suydam artist for $l2J.
4" The Little Patriot" was bought by Mr. Ashley for
1921. Tho miniature Of Daniel Webster was
knocked down TO MIR. Williams at $3.50 "The
Little Ga'ekeePerS' was sold " john T. Johu,op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
The Europa Outward hound.

ST. JONES' n. b., Monday, Dec. l. 1902
The steamship Europa, from Boston, via Halifax,
was boarded by the press news yacht, of Cape
Race, at O'Clock Sunday morning, and late news
with commercial telegrams through Stokess agency,
put aboard.
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i)ort- luaroens' Nollte.


STATE oF NEW. YORK, ,,,-u.
Porr.W.KpRNs' OFucs. No ioi N"i'. IN
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN aceor1" ar,,sd Au
= i ~ the Act passed April IA, 1887, ensi7 w Wv
- A. os,Dils the Warden Once OF the vis of the
10 ~. rslsons interested la. or having ths
snec, -''' ~ s now ies examination by the ro =.
a. i-ns atd chat the sad surveys OF ~, notice. OF
completed within ton days next succeeding '''
board said yrsseis; Pier No On X
ste.mslp P..kcsburgh pge, No 4S
Bark pr No IS
Bafa Damon Der No 20 T.
*.
Bris Mountain Par No AZ N
se"'0hei WIN IA. BURLElGH. fiss'asA~
! Au0's Thurman, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

Stow SroRM.--A severe snow storm occurred
lat evening between Springfield and Bridgeport,
Connecticut. At the tins our informant passed the
snow was between two and three inches deep.