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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-14

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Sf0Dfrath.

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Baltimore. II. SSult 1862.

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS THURSDAY MORNING, MAY S. 1862

not liable for duty may be received as substi- tutes for those who are under such regulations as may be prescribed by the secretary of war.
 SEC. 10. Be h tiiyther enacted, That all vacan- ces shall be filled by the President from the company battalion, squadron regiment in which such vacancies shall occur, by promotion according to seniority, except in cases of disa- bility or other incompetency: Provided, how ever That the President may when in his opln- ion 1t may be proper fill such vacancy or vacan- ces by the promotion of any officer officers, or private or privates from such company, battalion, squadron or regiment who shall have been dlstin- ruished inthe service by exhibition of valor and skill and that whenever vacancy shall occur in the lowest grade of the commissioned officer ofa company. said vacancy shall be filled by cleo ton: Provided, That all appointments made by the President shall be by and with the advice and consent of the senate.
 SEC. II. Be H further enacted That the pro- visions of the first section of this act relating to the election of officers shall apply to those reg iments, battalions and squadrons which are com posed of twelve months, and war companies com bined in the same organization, without regard to the manner in which the officers thereof were originally appointed.
 SEC. l2. Be n further enacted, That each com pany of infantry shall consist of one hundred and twenty five rank and Gle; each company of field artillery of one hundred and fifty rank and gle; and each company of cavalry of eighty rank and file
 SEC. 13. Be u further enacted, That all per sons subject to enrolment, wLo are not now in the service under the provisions of this act, shall be permitted previous to such enrolment, to volunteer in companies now in the service.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
S1OO REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, boyeA h ELLICK (Alex.) The said boy is 3oE En years old, weighs about l4O pounds, copper -Ea color little freckle, about feet 12 inches hish' has small scar on his forehead, nearly between his eyes, has a bald spot on the top of his head
 The boy Elck has been feryman at the mouth of Mill Creek for several years. He speaks flu entity the Choctaw language, and is very plausible
 am satisfied he is assisted in making his way to Kansas will pay the above reward for his delivery to me at Clarksvile, Texas. l will also pay all reasonable travelling expenses.
 March 27 1862 3m w. II. ROYCE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08

Jas Cabe, Jesse Williams, " Newton Cameron, 18th Ark. regiment J H Sutton, Wm. Young, Crump's battalion.
 FEDERALS. FL Powers, Sd Illinois Cavalry. F Seward, l7th Missouri Infantry. F Ward, 3d Iowa Covalry. Thomas Dofner, Flying Artillery. J Conine, 4th Iowa regiment. J Burner, Flying Artillery.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
co M M I T T E D

F1NO ia in Benon Saline county, Arkansas, on the
 Ist day of February, 1892 negro man who says Ty his name BOB; about 25 years old, feet 10 nces|A high weighs about l75 lbs very black. He had on>A& when taken up pair of heavy boots had with him pair of brogan shoes also light blue james coat in the style of soldiers uuOrm having of round brass buttons be- fore new low crowned whitsh fur hat and he belongs fo Phillips of Holnsville, Pike county Mississippi
 The owEer hereby notified to come forward prove pro rery and pay charges or he will be dealt with according to law. 1iiOo- faNh' Sheiii.
 F,lA % 1862 l2m. Cost of adv S52 or sl per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
co M M T T E D

FESO Jail in Benton, Saline county Arkansas. the
 E day of January 1862 d negro man who says E5
 his name SIMON about Il years old 59 feet high, |H very black had when taken up pair of heavy -A1 bruean shoes pants and coat (wel worn old black hat tucked up sides would weigh about S75 lbs and says he belongs William Powell, of Wetnmpka, Alabama. The hereby notified to forward prove pro pery pay charges. he will be dealt with according to law THOS. PACK, Sheriff v Feb 20 1862 12m Cost of adv. s52 Sl per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
Notice.

G HAVE removed my office books and accounts Esquire Hutchings office, Markham street. where sl,all be esed my friends with view settling up my old bsnes aud request of those indebted for ward and settle their accounts JOHN COLLINS.
 April r.. 1882 &
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
N c TIC E

ktOMMITTED to the Ar ansas Penitentiary by the .- V jailer of Jackson county, certain Negro Man. HS calling himself LOUIS about feet inches high of fS a black color, light build about p years old owner un- known
 The said negro will be sold at the expiration of if not f.lled for by the owner. A. J. WARD,
 Dec j. 1861. 2im. Keeper Of Penitentiary
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
NOTICE.

UnTAS committed the jail of Scott county, Arkansas SH on the 18th day of April lS62 negro boy "lo call his name TAYLOR, and says he belongs to man py ue name of Marion Cox, living near Honey Grove Texs sa boy is about sixteen years old five feet high dark copper or weighs about 20 lbs Said boy says that his owner fAred with him the but that he the negrc was taken sick near Red river and Jeff by his master m charge f some person whose name the negro does not remember and ta+ a soon as well he started on with the Vew f ve,k pg his master Ft Smith. Said boy was appre end on the line road Scott county, Ark The owner ot ~ oepro i. hereby notified forward, proper T nav cbaroes and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs . ~ u ~ ~ w J. C. M0LES. Sheriff
 Scott county, Ark. gsrig-s OGice, at Waldron, ]
 April I5th, 1862. J
 May l. '62 Cost of adv S2 per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08

The tories in the bo-der States are as bitter as the most rabid abolitionists. As sample take the |" treason Jaw" of the Maryland legis. latura, It p,escrbes as treason every act of assistance, not only to the Southern Confedera cy, but to persons who sympathize with it, n- cluding such acts of harboring secessionsts or assisting them across the Potomac, The pen, alty is death,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
N o T I c E
N o T I CE

6tOMNIITTED to the Penitentary the 18th aGE ~ day of November 1861, certain negro SS4&&s3 Man. calling his name IL, about feet 6 inS vk8Y ,hes n height of black color, about 2S years %A old. He says he belongs to some man living kTsEE near Memphis. Tenn. H NS
 The owner s requested to come forward, com A zS ply with the law and take him away, or he will X~ be sold al the expiration of two years to pay EE.~ the charges. A. J. WARD
 Dee. |. 1S6I 2in. Keeper of Fenitenttdry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
N O T I c E

yET AS committed o the Arkansas Penitentiary, by SE the sheriff of Pulaski county, the ]st of zS November 1SGl certain Negro Man, calling his nameT John. Said negro is about 45 years old. black .X1 color feet nine inches in height has pop eyes and an i'm peliment in his speech.
 the property of Stephen Bareed who resides near yceburg, Mss and if taken away the expiration of two years will be sold by the State.
 A. J. WARD, Dec D. 1S6t 24m. Keeper of Pepitentidry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08

the boys IS a dark mulatto, SLOW spoken and IS about 9 years of age. The other three are black -one of them Is a very large negro with heavy beard, coarse voice and sleepy look. Another one has high cheek bones, is quick and rather impudent The other one is tall slim boy with q pleasant face, and one of his front teeth is out. The law allows man fifteen dolarS apiece for catching runaway negroes, and hereby offer an additional reward of fifty dollars for them if cought o.t of Jefferson county 1 brought the negroes from Rutherford county, Tennessee, to my place in Jan nary last.
 Address EUGENE HENDERSON,
 Flat Bayou, P O., Jefferson Co.,, Ark.
 Morch I3 1869 2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE

f sA K x: s
 Arrangements have been made between me Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Co
 AND
 Capt. John D. Adams z RFGULAR TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF r -a[K@I-h 4. First Class Steamboats will be zzEsEzze4szcss tween. MEMPHIS AND DEYALLS BLUFF, making this inc most comrtabe expeditions and cheapest Route ever established betveen Memphis and Little Rock Ra. leave Memphis Tuesday Thursday and Satur- day at clock D. Passing Devas Bluff en route for D Are and Jacksonpo every Monday, Thursday and Sat urday. - -, A. ,,,., vr5 Returning pass Devas Bluff every Monday " ed ay and Saturday making close connection with The cars al DevalFs Bluff each way.
 Cars leave Little Rock at s a. m; Arrive at Devall's Bluff at ll:45 a m
 Leave DcvalI's Bluf at l ?. m
 Arrive at Little Rock al 5l4 p.
 Through Tickets can procured of !. L. PALMER, Ge- neral Ticket Agent Anthony House," Little Rock and at inc Ticket ofice of the Memphis Little Rock Railroad, 2ss Main street Memphis
 For freight apply to G. H Meade, General Freight Agent, corner Markham and Scott streets Anthony House block lt4 Rock and Iarey Harmsed steamboat agent Memphis \ 8. B. BEAUMONT April 2, 1862 Genl snpt M & |. k. k \
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
RH11Qway Mayes 70 tie Penitentiarg

N or C [.
 4 <tOMHITTED to the Arkansas Pententary by the sx Sheriff county. the 2d day Of Dec, NT ls6f a Negro Man calling his name JOHN GORD0N|k Ue i. about 55 years old feet inches high, of a>8 laak olo lips lower lip turned little round to the left of his face caused Che says by having his jaw broke !Sars he is a free man. A. J. WARD. Ian l6 1862 24m Keeper of Fsnfteniiary.
 o T I C E.
 SONMTTED the Arkansas Penitentiary the 2d day of December 1861, s certain Negro Man calling his name JOHN CONANS. Said negro man is a very light mu att nearly white freckeled face, feet nine inches hgh ont 50 years old letters J. C. pricked in India ink his left arm. Says he is free man.
 A. ]. WARD, Jan 16 1862. 2lm. Keeper cf Penttentiary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08
G125 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, sr kl five negro men of the followingN description: The leader of the gang is low, rather heavy set boy, copper color ed, and. .about B years of age. He is verv polite when spoken to and the ras- cal shows in his face. Another one of
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08

George Read, Ist cavalry lst brigaee, Mo. l. Ison, M $ G
 James Houseey, M G. Dr.. .Kennison, lst cavalry lst brigade. w Wallace.
 Jacob Epison, Rollins Battery. J M Shelton, Crump's battalion. ] F Freeman, '' " l. Quinan, 2d infantry lst brigade. w C Cornutt, lst cavalry. ] w Richardson, M s G. C T Blackwell, Hughes regiment. 7 K F Baber, Johnson's battalion. -'~--------. F. R Burford, 2d infantry lst brigade. w H Read, lst cavalry. J k Tisdale, Crump's regiment. w B Slaughter, '' q James Ellison, ' John Hobbs, |" !" John Brewer, C T N Westbrook, '' !"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-08

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-13
CONTRABANDS.

A correspondent of them. Y.
Times, writing from the headqaas.
ters-ef the army Of the Pototnae,
says:
sThe Contrabands now within
cur lines will not work unless they
are constantly watched, while, ma
ny are sorry that they left their
homes in the South for the faneiea
paradise in the North. On Sun
day morning last, heard a eoiored
expounder of the Gospel preach
to the negroes at the contraband
quarters, and in the course of his
observations on the text, "There
are they who have come out of
great tribulation," he incidentally
remarked that many of those be
fore him were sorry they had
left their masters in the Sou h, and
wished they were back on the an
cient. estates again. When he al
luded to the subject there was a
very decided audible expression
from many of the negroes, indica-
ting that they were sorry for hav-
ing left, and longed to return. So
much for the contraband system.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-13

A BAD THING On ;be last day OF
the session the Senate again defeated
the bill to increase he pay of the
soldiersani nos commissioned officers
to Sl5 per mpnth. The bill had pass
ed; Mr. WigfaIl moved to, reconsider
the vote passing the bill; Mr.. Preston
moved on The 18th to take up Wig.
falls motion SO as to get vote on it;
the motion was; opposed BY Messrs.
Wigfall and Clay. and the soldiers on,
ly get 81 1 per month. The Senators
get $500 per year! The S nate IN
creased hepry Of the CLERKS in The de-
par'ment nearly % per cent! They
could increase their oam pay and
thatofiheir lazy clerks 10 Richmond,
but not that Of the brave soldiers who
have foughtour battles aud saved Us
from The ruthless invaders. = HINTS
rale Adrocate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-13

r. R. Belshaw,i listed by the en-.
rolling officer at Montgomery, Ala,
as conscript, and allowed Ger
tain time toreport at Camp Watts,
failed to do SO. WhenIthe officer
called upon him he resisted, draw
ing a pistol upon him. He was es-
corted by a military guard to the
camp. 7o1pi .