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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
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sf sf7t0MAf1TTED to the Penitentiary the 18th a.. S day of November 1884, certain negro sxs EslssAA Man calling his BI 4L, about in T TsSSS ehes in height of black color about 2S years Esj old. He says he belongs man living MfSs[ near Memphis, Tenn. RSks
 Tle is requested to come forward. com & NJ ply with the law and take him away or he will A xSE be sold at the expiration of two years to pay xkS the charges. A. J. WARP
 Dec ,, 1S6l '24m. Keeper Of Tsaitea icr@
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
HENDQUARrERs l5TH TEXAS CAVALRY,
 BateSrit1e, July, 1862.

EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT Dear Sir: I send you a report of scout made by my command on the 8th inst, which YOU are at liberty to peblish, if you please, for the oeheht UT ifFeO' ~~-1 F"innds in Texas, among whom are your readers.
 Very truly yours,
 GEO. H. SWEET,
 Col. Com'dg.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24

We hae obtained the Missouri Democrat of the 4th sd the Republican of the 7th inst. We nalacopious extracts from these papers, and begun readers to remember that these are feders sheets, and the Democrat IS vile abolitionaper. The first extract we make IS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
NOTICE

gN AS committed to the Arkansas Per, con .iarv hr w the sheriff of Pulaski county m the ig. ceFSs November, 1881, certain Negro !, ,aIi; b;s,.,a En John Said negro is about , vears old f, bacS SS color feet nine inches in neght Las BOD eyes and an i'm pedment in his speech, PNF N1' "' i-'' He is the proper of sern Barefad who resides near 'isksbufg -t.s and if taken away expiration oi two ears will be sold by the State
 All. WARD Dec. 5 1881 24m. Kesrer of PeHttebtidrv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
NC CTICE

N s ! l V l2 !t0MMITTFD to the Ar peaitentiary by the a " jaier of Jackson county, certain Negro Man. EA calling himself LOUIS, about feet inches fgh oe3 black color light build, about 25 years old N known.
 The said negro will he sold at the expiration of two if not called for by the owner A. J. WARD. Dec. 5, 1861. 24m. Keeper qf Pasitsasscrs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, l COUNTY OF PERRY. '''
 Tn the Perry Circuit Court the Chancery side thereof before the cieIk ill vacation, the 9th l~ i"'r 1852,
 yS " BILL DIVORCE. Andre J. Ingle EN this day the said complainant. by " N May p her solicitor and flies her bill of complaint against said defendant together with affidavit deud- ant is nonresident of the State of ap, bearing that the object of said bill is obtain a dissolve the bonds of mHrimO1y heretofore suhsnc tween said complainant and said deendant 1t ordered that said defendant e notified of the pendepcy of this suit b. publication of this oT1er in the True newspaper printed and published in tls State, notifying said
 that unless he appear and plead demur said bill of complaint before the third day the next of this cur be holden at the court house
 in the town of Perryvlle, in the said county Perry the hrs Monday of September 1862 all the allegations
 and charges forth in said bill comp will confessed and decree ntcre accordingly anl that notice be published by weekly iDs rtions in said paper the last insertion be least four weeks before m first day of the said September term of this court. W. H. BLACKWELL. Clerk By T. E. HOLMES, D. c. Attest:
 true copy from the record. w. H. BLACKWELL, Clerk July r, 1862 2ts
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
- - WB -
 Tha NePrO Regiment.

The following will show that Gen. Hunter ad- mits that he is organizing negroes into regiments, and attempts to justify it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
Plantation
Mule Lost.

fEE the Arkansas river for sale with hands, stock etc " For particulars apply at the True Democrat office. July r, 1862 3ta
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAd
 TURKEY ISLAND, JUNE !.

The following is an account of the battles in front of Richmond on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, being the fifth, sixth and seventl days of the engagement.
 On Sunday morning the corps of Geieral Sumner and General Franklin were left in the works at Fair Oaks, with instructions to evsu- ate and protect the baggage and supply trans on their way to James river.
 They had hardly left their position and wee falling back on the railroad and Williamsbuk. turnpike when the rebels discovered the movs ment, and immediately started in pursuit with their whole force. So rapidly did the rebels approach that our officers had hardly time to place their men in position to receive them be fore they were upon them. The enemy advanc | ed to the attack about two o'clock, which was promptly met by our men. The battle lasted until dark, during which the enemy suffered terribly, advancing in solid mass to within a short distance of our artillery.
 The effect of our guns upon their ranks was fearful, killing and wounding them by the hun dreds. At dark the enemy was repulsed, anC forced to abandon thelr position.
 This battle took place about one and hal miles above Savage Station. Whilst this bat tie was in progress, other important events were transpiring. The railroad bridge across the Chickahominy was burned, and train of twelve
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
RuuQway 4Szayes tn the Pemtoqamy
N o T I c 2

NO T C E kNtOMMITTED to the Arkansas Penitentiary by them Asherf of Jefferson county, the 2d day Of Dec S 1661, Negro Man calling his name JOiiN GORDON. "A lie is about 55 years old, feet inches high of aN. black color thick lips lower lip turned little round m the left of his fac caused he says by having his jaw broke Says he is a free A. J. WARD, Jan. 16 1862. 24m Keeper cf Ffniteniiary.
 N T C E.
 OMITTED ta the Arkansas Penitentary on the 2d day NJ of December 1861, certain Negro Man calling his name JOHN C0WANS Said negro a very light mr. latto nearly white, eckeed face, inches his years old has letters J. pricked in India n op his left arm. Says he is free man.
 A. J. WARD, Jan Is, 1862. 24m. Keeper of Peailent,nry
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24

EsSROM my stable in Little Rock on the night of@ a the 18th Juiy colored mare mule, TIsyyrs about or 2 years oi about II hands high heavy E@ made, small the back. s25 will be paid torsass-ss her delivery me. J. C. SCIlADER.
 Uni IT lS62
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
WantSd
Land for Sale for Confederate Money or

a MESSENGERS BOY, well acquainted wth the city and IA citizens the Pine Bluff Telegraph Office Enquire immediatcv. July n. ioo2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24
sEFF. DAVIS.

By telegraph from Des Arc, July IS The following is from the Memphis Appeal of July 9th:
 MOBILE, July 8th.-Steamer Natchez has just arrived with New Orleans dates of yesterday after noon. Gen. Shipley has been appointed military governor of Louisiana, and Picayune Butler dis placed Gen. Van Dorn has captured Baton Rouge, All the Yankees were taken prisoners. The par tzans in the swamps opposite the city; have driven in the p;ckets from Carroton. A Maine regiment mutined because they did not want to go to Vicks- Lpro--two of them were shot. Fifteen or twenty o,,uboats. at Vicksburg, have been badly damaged, some of which were sunk.
 Monn.1, July s-Passengers by the flag of truce steamer Natehez, from New Orleans, report that
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-24

a sD@ 2y ACRES of fine Cotton Land, situate in the K 1I SS 6 Richwon1s" in Prairie counS Arkansas, in tracts from 120 360 half section with good Improvements on it--a above overflow.
 J. C. RICHMOND, July 10, 1862. it By ?. JORDAN, Agent.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

j. d. Phillips U. $. n. Commander,
having been Furnished with new boilers and put In complete
order pier No. North river for New Orleans
SATURDAY, MAY 81,
o'clock r. NJ precisely touching at Key West to land the
mails.
For freight Of which limited quantity will be taken,
passage apply to sPOFFORD, TlbEsION CO.,
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Canadian flour was heavy and the lower grades fell of
in prices, while the sales were light and embraced 500
a 300 bbls.. within the above prices. Southern -four
without alteration of moment while the sales en-
braced about 800 bbls within the range OF the above
figures. Rye -four was in light request, but steady,
with sales Of 270 bbls quotations Corn meal was
steady with sales Of $50 bbs Jersey and Brand
at the above prices. Wheat heavy and lowe. On
common and medium qualities prices way from Ic
to &c per bushel while prime qualities without
alteration Of importance The sales reached 900 bushels
at 81 20 81 25 for white Ohio and Michigan, nj 9oc
81 02 for Canada club 81 16 81 Is for Western amber
81 90 81 IL for red winter Western, 81 04 81 0s for
club and ooc. 81 Of FOR Chicago spring. Corn was
about 1c. per bushel lower, while the demand fair
at the concession, with sales OF IS 900 bushels at Acc.
47c for new and at 4sc 49c. for old Western mixed
in store and delivered Rye was less buoyant, with
sales OF 1900 bushels At 60c for Western and esc
69c. for State Barley was nominal. Barley malt was
quiet at 90c. 97c. Oats m good request mostly
government account, with sales OF Western and Ca
madam at 39c. 42kc., and of State at 43c 43lsc.
CoTToS-The market was active and higher, and closed
stiff At advance of 1c. per ID. The sales footed up
$500 bales closing on the basis Of 3lc for middng up
lands.
FRcHrs we're less active while rates were unchanged
To Liverpool about Is 900 bushels Of wheat engaged
in ships bngs, at 1oId ana 10000 do corn at 1od in
ships bags II 900 gallons Of oil 35s. aud 900 bba
-four 2s Cd. with lard 3Os. To London 5000
bushels Of wheat IN ships bags at I'D 10 Hsvre $4,000
bushels Of wheat IN shippers bags a. 2gc. Two small
vessels were engaged and took GOO bushels OF wheat
each for Gloucester, at 13d. /, In bulk.
PRovIsIoys.-Pork-The demand was fair and the
ket closed Win rdtner Te the saleS
braced abort 500 bbs, including mess at sI2 25 and
primo at 50 81 X 81 I5 Beef steady, with sales
OF $50 bbls at si2 Is s3 80 for plain mess and sl4 3s
Sl4 SIX FOR extra; beef hams inactive at 18c
1Tc.: prime mess was quiet and nomiral. Cut meats
were El fair demand and active eales embraced
700 packages at axe &c for shoulders part in boxes
and Sc. 1c for hams. Bacon unchanze sales
OF IS 900 lbs OF bellies reported at isc Lard was
firm, with sales OF 400 800 bbs and terces al 7ic
ssc Choice yellow State butter at lie. Isc.
and fair TO good at lGc lIc Southern Ohio 12c.
16c and best Western reserve do at lie 1sc. Prime
State cheese was at &c. &c. for new and old.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

manufacturers still Inclined TO hold with much firm
Many sellers inclined treat the news from
Amer ca lightly and express opinion that VIII not
lead to an increased supply OF cotton but this IS not ths'
opinion a merchants or If il is, they do not back thor
confidence TO that effect by operations IN the cloth mar
ket the impression Of Of or sh ewd st men of
business (some OF hom have private agents IN chafes
ton and New Orleans that the blockade win DO ra5ca
on the fall Of these ports and hey there can be Nte
doubt that the Mississippi opened many OF The plant
ers. who much pressed for money will undoIotsaiy
ship all the cotton hoy on the first opportunity Not
only has tho Manchester Goth marke. been inanlmate 70
day merchants declining to buy except IN some Cases.
to supply pressing wants. and thea only IN smatqnant
ty) but yarns have also been remarkably quiet lhere
is, however Notwithstanding, little or no decihe in
prices. Spinners very hrm expressing neiiet in
many instances that whatever be the prospects IN
the future OF better supply Of cotton there = every
probability that priccs yet go higher before foet
comes The market much rmcr than was anticipated,
though actual business is doing for any quarter.
The Michigan Central Railroad earned the third
week OF May
pop $40 Sao
a. -.
The Michigan Southern Railroad shows on the
third week in May gain of $1,000.
Mr. Sistare, No. ~ William street, advertses in
another column to cash State of California cou-
pons. due July l. at fve per cent.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
SHIPPIN &c NE VS..
ALMANAC roR yoRK-THs DAY.
.4............ J3 NOON sErs........eve
SUN ssErs.............. % HIGH wArER.....eve 10


CLEARED.
Ship Gertrude, Doane, Liverpool-Murdock 4 smyihe.
ship Lucy Thompson Crockcr, Liverpool-s Thompson's
ship American Eagle, Urquhari Livsrpool-E Morgan
Bark Josie Nicholas Nicholas Glouces,er-R Buck Co.
Bark Jane Daagett -, Glasgow-T Dunham.
Bark HeimdahI fNor), Norberg Cork-Funch, Meacke
BARK Bark Stella (Brcm), wulf Bremen-H Koop,
BARK Acme, - Vera cruz--Hargous co.
Bark Tacony, Munday Hayana--J 4 wari CO.
Brig Urans, Coombs, Llanely-R Buck Co.
Brig Saxon tBr,, Bodde, Nswry1u 1h.mis,on rI Bros
Brig Alma tBr), Bode, Nassau.
Brig Castner Hastings, Phiadelphia-Yates, Porter
sehr Castor. Hooper. s,sal--Metcsif A Duncan.
schr Hannah, Lord, Vera CRUZ W Schmidt Co.
Schr 2enwood, Dickinson, 81 Ktts-J w Hubbard Co.
schr Bellona tBr), Benson, Mramich-J whitney Co
schr j Fish, Meservey, Portand--Mas,er.
Schr Minnehaha, Thomas. DamariScctta-0 Hatch.
schr Forest, wilson Rocksnd--Naster.
scnr scsr HocSe H1a%al l,sssa sssneT S sslsmn.srr
Schr Warrior, Crockett Boston--Maater
sloop Planter, Appeby, Fall Rver-iI Rasketl
Sloop Active, BAKER, Norwich-Msser.
ARRIVED.
revenue steamer Miami, Ottinaer Fortress xonroA
stesmship New York (Brem), Wenke bremen NAV H.
via SOUTHAMPTON 14th. with mdse S 10 Oe
rchs Co. Had strong winds during the entire passage
18TH lnsS 9n Dunssns,s sgnsll,ed ship Southern Chief
Ion % A. Br ship cuyoni bound same date Ia ~ 81 lon
@ sse sr Ssw ysrt pss1 & fs'T r. y at%y;pO ~
HcEory from Belfast Tor PhisdeIphia u oafA va
and s pssssnssrs 10 Marshall Co Two p,r,ss Mss mdss
ballast, 70 HaIlctt Csrnan. @'ass 7"
shpJ Baker Elder Boston, days, In ballast TO mas
ter.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Ship CrImea tof Kennebunk,. Peabody Boston, days
shpoI Of Montreal. Bradley Boston, days in ballast,
BARK tB of Newcastle e., Pierce Calcutta
Feo via y Thomas Is days, with gunny cloth, order
BARK Johanna Antonet.e (Nor,, Eckersbury. Newcas
T aass s' os osa .o RI casss Msyss My
with sugar, 70 master
w ss la al ns asss
sos o6e oask serrA Hevaa Sn Rio Janso boaa in
ear 70 . Ward. Sailed company with sc6r KilDurn,
,ol oBrig Adslph M Dairy Aguaaila May H. Bishop Co
s s i pe M q % % s sa S Sss e
VIII brg Hope (sr Sf - ynGe1n FAder Humacoa MAY H.
:, Erig Briea Wiley Matanzas 10 days. with
brig Excesor Or Of windsor Ns). Card MansanillA,
May with cedar SC. 10 D Dewolf.
II BI wh snss Eaton % m g. wps0r Ns Curry sasua May
wls Brig Ea sssr & B U ssr@sds g Talbot Bermuda days.
sIs Ariel PEp FinIayson charlo,.etown IS days.
srs Condor So doa dssorol Allen. Yorktown days. tn
Brig Robin. Coitre cherryaeld with lumber Simpson
gr; Ocean EsgIe Fswcstt New Haven, 20 hours in bal
with coal kuser Bsos ion s. So spoke
Decatur oaies Cakes Ssr.s days. with fruit. to
saar Nonpare tBr,, Hankin Corvallis Is days TO Dur
sSr Esn frics s. john 'fs Ss s day.. With
schr Bella Peck. uariinsr, Fortress Monroe.
Schr Capt John, TORY, Eizahethport for Mewburypor
schr James Samie Hart. Elizabehport for New Lon.
don.
schr A Paine. Jones. Esstpors, edays
Schr ya,etta, Means Rlfswerth dayS.
Schr Oraloo. Pressey Calais, 8days
Schr Bncentaur. Delano Calais.
Schr Boxer, Rankin, Bangor
Scar Hardscrabbe, Gregory. SacO.
Schr Mary Gage Drsko Jonesboro.
Schr Lib riy, Brown Portland. 5 days.
Schr Siias Wright, Adams Portland.
Schr In, Faulkenham. Jonesport.
Schr American Caief. Fressey Rockland.
Schr Oregon. Pratt, Rscaland.
Schr Emi ress, Torrey, Rockland. days.
Schr Northern Light Lane. vinalhaven,
Schr Lady Emma Baxter, Hinghan
Sehr Mary nily. Snow, Gloucester.
Schr West CLEAN. Tsrr Gloncester
Sohr I1eocadia. S. nall, Salem. $ days.
Schr falmouth Rock Burr, Bost tln, 3 days
Schr Howard, Baker, Boston,
Schr Vintage, Chadwick Boston for Albany.
Schr Marietta, Terry. New Bedford 3 days
ScAr Lamartine, Guraey, Wareham.
Schr J Is Potts, Potts, Providence. 2 days
Sshr Sea B.rd Simmons, Seacoinet for ALBANY
Schr BAG IN. Baker. Portland CT.
Schr Citizen Wooihull, Atany for New rondoo
Schr Zicavo Mursh Port Ever for Boston.
Soop Pointer, Nichols, Providence.
Steamer Thompson Cunaia, I'aiiimcre.
steamer Minnesota. Ga rrolt. fAlifu'orc.
Steamer Mars, Ncho's. Philadelphia.
Stea ner Vulcan. MarI i'hlzaeplia.
Steamer Pelican Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
shp Pscataaua, from Cadiz.-Bv pilot boat Chas Mar.
shall, No 3.
Bark I'alas. from Belize.
Barr q w Horton.
Bark Ellen Angusta.-Ali BY pilot boat Mary Fish.
One ship, unknown.
Wind at sunset N.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
will leave pier No. Is North Wednesday, May
2S at IL o'clock noon for New Orleans via Havana.
LUDLAM. HEINEkEN n CO., lis Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
CrTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IUEsDAr MAY n o 7, II.
AmEs-pots were steady at s5 IS, with small sales
while pearls were nominal at s..
BRxApsrUrps -Flour-Ths market for State and West
brands OF -four was lower, especially common
grades which closed at &C. decline The higher qualities
firm and In fair request The sales embraced about
900 bbl closing within the following range Of quota
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

ToxPosiTIoN AND suRyACE 6oI.p CASE WATCHES
" that will stand the gold test with superior auav
movement e2o, Silver wkehes al o. Sk $40 and me
Gold watches pryportonatey low. Watches cleaned ana
rera,red fer Sl, Gasses Gttcd for 10 cents
ORIGINAL L. JACOBS, t07 Broadwag.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

j. EETtRN TioKETs. LONDON AND BACK. .,,o
rt The verpSS New Yf and
amssap s COMPANY intend dsspaschns their fun powered
CITY o. gALTiM0RE. Saturday May 81
CITY or NEW ssaraay june IA
and every succeeding Saturday from pier n North
RATES or PASSAGE:
Ts, Fire, cabin cabin e ILSndOn s.ssIass
Frs; cabin 70 20 Hs@bnrs seerass TO TO Hamsurs
also forwarded e Have, Bremen Rotterdam
Rses . tiyerpoo QaeenslownFrs. cabin SIS
town. 500 Tickets Ss bou III here Al these rates
These steamers superior passen-
s sngy Gn IN wstersht iron sections and carry
s .s reply Il Glasgow K E4AE H
GG';h S EWES Macy
S 1. sfs a ss SIih
III join sse Of DALE :" r. NJ IS
TIVE BRITISH AND p, EoarH AMERICAN ROYAL
Al ss ssS sss and and
saiins slhr, a Hall Hai.fay and Cork Har5prv Har.2pTv. O.
$s$s$; $ g.. :::s sE5s:s ;' IS;
These carry white light at mast head green
on s%oS red ON S yast e9U gS
Snei Cao,n fasssse
Second Cabin Passage. ~
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. -.
Chief Cabin Psssage ~
sSoTfx Judfins leaves New York wednesday June
EUROPA. Cook, leaves Boston "Wednesday, June II.
PERSIA Lott leaves New York Wednesday, june ~
AFRICA. shannon. leaves Boscn "Wednesday. June 70.
CHINA, And rson, rav New York "Wednesday, july z
sy,s ss q Yot 5E
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board. i
The owne Of these ships viii not be accountable for god
!, Dn ~ spse ps us n stones G or Sae msa rSf
therein expressed
Z. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TUESDAY, May 27-6 P. M.

TUESDAY, May 27-6 P. M.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York TO
foreign ports for the week ending May &c, and
uit lam, Il.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-11
E.mtcr. from EurOnc.
CAPE RACE, October 4


The news Of General McClcllan's victory
over General Lee in Maryland was received
with much satisfaction 10y the Federal party
IN Liverpool and elsewhere, and gave an
impetus to the cotton markets, which was
checked by large arrivals.
The London Times of the 25th ut., in an
editorial says, after recent events it is not
impossible thar we may yet see Garibaldi
,rossing the Atlantic, in the assumed char
icter of an American citizen, and fighting
.or the subjugation Of nation struggling to
)c free
The Times says that General Pope, by his
own reports, has succeeded IN showing, if
here was one man more than another unfit
have command in the Federal army, it is
he qucreloas General who puts the blame of
very failure upon Others
\ meeting had been held by a few repre-
cntativcS Of the London firms connected
with the Manchester trade TO examine Mer-
ravens proposed substitute for cotton. They
igned memorandum in favor OF its length
trength and beauty, which, in their opinion
'cndered it worthy the attention Of most
'aretul and practical men. Whether its
manufacture can hc economically and sue
csstully applied, they leave Others TO dc.
crmino.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-11
GEN. JNO. n1AX CLEMENT.
A MERITED COMPLIMENT.

We publish to-day a letter addressed by
the members of the bar of this county to
Gen. Jno. Kay Clement. The letter will
explain itself All who know the present
District Attorney, and all who have attend
ed the Courts during the three years last
past, either as Grand or Petit Jurors, or as
suitors, will bear evidence that the high
compliment thus paid him is well earned,
and cmincntly deserved,
Gen. Clement is candidate for rc-elcc-
ton. lie dld not seek the office it was
voluntarily rendered to him by the delegates
to the Peoples Union Convention. They
knew that he was a Democrat, and had
been one of the most earnest, Jealous and
eloquent laborcrs in the cause of Democracy,
and they knew also that he was II patriot,
devoted heart and mind to his country
They knew also that he was in every respect
qualified for the office for which they ask
the people to vote for him. Able, upright
eloquent, industrious, experienced, without
rcproach. Why should they not ask for
him reelection to an office he has filled so
we'll, and with so much profit and advan-
tagc to the people and the county.
Gen. Clement was at first disposed to de
cline the nomination, but, yielding to the
solicitation of his friends and the bar, he
has consented to be Il candidate. We now
appeal to the intelligence, good sense and
patriotism of the people in his behalf Do
not let u man like him be defeated, for mere
party considerations. He has proved him
self; all who know him know him to be
upright, governed wholly by principle, and
arlently loyal.
lie will not be able to travel the county
to converse with hi, friends they must not
expect this While his opponent was busy
cIcctionccrin" he was a private soldier in
the ranks of the army in Maryland, and
since his return sickness in his family has
kept him at home. lie will see all he can
during the present week, but it will be i'm
possible to travel over the county. Vote
for him, Vote for him
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-10-11
"ItObCTt C1npiain Coal Tract

All that tract Of land situate in Coal Township
aforesaid, beginning at pine stump corner of land,
surveyed in the name OF George Sheetz, and IN line
ofllnd surveyed to Jeremiah Paul thence north 81
deg b min. cast 436 feet To IA maple stump thence
south % deg. 10 min, east ,lO7 feet TO u stone
thence north &C deg 20 mn east 800 feet to a iul-
len pine in line of land surveyed to Robert Irwin
thence south south ~ deg Ij min. east 2I2 feet to
stone thence south 20 deg 2l min, east 24O feet
TO post and stone corner of Land of James Dundas
thence by the last mentioned land south % deg I3
min, east 500 feet TO small oak thence south 81
deg, 30 min. west 25l6 feet TO a post and stone :;
thence north 22 deg 80 min west 076 feet To post
and stones in line of land surveyed to George Shectz
thence So deg. 30 min, east 1920 feet to a red oak
thence north u deg AZ mn west 2 OO3! feet to the
place of beginning containing III ACRES and l2O
perchcs strict measure being part Of larger tract
surveyed in pursuance Of warrant granted to Ro-
bert Camplain,
tS-sALE ABSOLUTE, without reserve or lmi.
tation-both Tracts.
TERMS-SlOO to be paid on each tract at the
time Of sale.
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS,
AuctiOneers, l39 and lIl South Fourth St
Philadelphia, Sept. l3, 1862