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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

loved partner The loving wife was so overcome with this exhibition of humani- ty, that misery has found no place in her bo- som since-the world is bright and hap py panorama to her-and if the laugh of the maniac be an evidence of freedom from sorrow, oh! how happy she must be!
 This is one of the many instances of hu- manity on the part of the federals; and it is hard to see with what cruelty we treat those who have fallen under our care. The pris- oners confined in our jail have sent sort of protest or petition to Gen. Palfrey, in which list of their snfferngs is carefully detailed. It culminates with a charge against the prison authorities which we are not prepared to believe. It is this:
 "Since our confinement, not even the la dies of New Orleans are permitted to ras's us, to spmpothize with us, and to aoeep over our misfortunes.'
 There now, did any one ever hear of such atrocty upon the part of those in power? Search the blackest pages of the greatest ty' rant $ history, and tell US if such cruel and
 nhuman conduct was ever heard of? Un- less the provost marshal immediately is- sues an order commanding all the ladies in the city to put on their best dry goods, make new years call on the federal priso' ners. and weep rivers of salt tears over their forlorn condition, human public will immediately insist upon having his commission revoked.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

"UNPARALLED INHUMANITY. ."-Under the above caption the ''local' of the New Or leans Delta has the following bitter satire upon petition drawn up and presented to Gen. Palfrey by the federal prisoners confn- ed in that city:
 A gross outrage, in connection with the Federal prisoners now confined in our par ish prison, has just been brought to light. We allude to the inhuman treatment of those unfortunate gentlemen. When we consider the kind and humane management of those southern prisoners who have had the good fortune to fall into federal hands. we hide the face in shame Look at their kindness and humanity in putting to death southern man for the reason that he sym pathzed with the rebels. They were afraid he would die lingering death, and they put him out of this troublesome world, put ting one hundred bullets into his body.
 That was noble and generous. But they did more. When the widow of the 1eceas- ed, unconscious of his death, came to con sole him in his imprisonment, and asked to see him, they granted her the pleasure. and exhibited to her. with pride and satis- faction, the stiff and bloody corpse of her
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

It must not be forgotten that English men and woman, equally with Americans, are liable to such treatment at the pleasure of MT Seward, or any of his civiLor militia " subordinates. It becomes question of serious moment what England will do un- der such circumstances. What the course of the present government will be Tn the case of Mir. Forwood, or in any such worse outrage as may any day be offered to British subject, we cannot pretend to guess, Of these we are certain, that submission to the wrong would cost Lord Russell almost as dearly as it's perpetration will cost the American government. We sincerely trust that the people, if not the cabinet, of the North, will be wise and just in time. and will compel us to mngle in strife which we abhor r-London Duly Herald.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Valuable Lands on the Line of the Cairo
 and Fulton Railroad for Sale.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK Angpst 2otb

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 20th Is61 EpY resolution and Order of tho Executive Committee ks of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company of July 26t 1S6l the undersigned were appointed Trustees with limited amount for the purpose paying just debts and liabilities, for the discharge of which, the company legally we'll morally bound, and the payment of which ought to be longer deferred"
 Our instructions to sell the same to an amount exceeding hundred thousand dollars price less than dollars and fifty cents per in pay therefor and cancel any outstanding Bond excepting six $500 construction Bonds Nos l, 3, l. and 10, illegally retained by g. Shuman land certificates other evden- indebtedness admitted liability of the company, with the interest any accrued thereon as well as money Bonds money the Confederate States of America and War Bonds Treasury Warrants of the State of Arkansas and execute deeds to purchasers.
 Ben therennto empowered 5y said Order the undersgn ed have appointed GEo. C. WATKINS Commissioner to act under our authority in carrying out its provisions All ap infections for the purchase Iand be addressed to him. MM. L ASHLEY,
 VIM. B. WATT
 Nov 1s~fm VIM. F.. WOODRUFF.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Rmaagay Negroes.
Notice-S5O Reward.

Ehh EhhANAWAY from the subscriber the llth day ofaA 'IHaoeF lS6l, from nay plantation in A~hley faS heavy built. ~ ' sA ; ED mnatto boy about 9 years olI about six , T nuatto boy about five feet inches hiyh and
 T;;usI, hp years oi age, A brother to Alfrei
 old. ' '''ut '"'t' 'n' "o1ut I' years & I An1, Paek and rather slender about five s m in hgn, anu years old JANE, his vie black and aout medium sized, 2i years old '' ''>N "ir' "''i''
 They were heard of the Arkanzas river m tl ostI t Deccmotr ana are making their way 10 ree Gtats or is very probable that some white man s belr,, i -
 will give fifty dollars reward for Tho np,,- & M 3 vi, negroes So that can get them " ~
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 Jan 2 loo2. 15 PorHG7d r Q. Asllry r, tyl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

kpY resolution and order of the Board of Directors Of Cnmnanv of November Z7th 1S6 am authorized to sell any lands situated the Champagnole Swamp Land Dis trict (sod or granted to said Company by an act o the Assembly the State Of Arkansas approved 10th
 oy of January S6l) Said Lands to be sold at price not than S2 Der acre. and receive in payment thereof popds or Money of Confederate States of America and War Bonds or Treasury Warrants of the State Of Arkansas and execute deeds purchasers All persons having pre- emption claims upon any o sa Lands are hereoy hoeu that if said claims are redeemed within ninety days
 from this date rights under their preempon will be forever barred. ' AZ. iho91 hI.Aioi n ~
 Camden Nov. 2s, 1881. ll--tf.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
FEMALE COLLEGTA INSTITUTE,
 LITTLE EOnK KANSAS.

Rev. N. 7. GRAVES A. M., ip7rcrpne
 Rev. Dr, I. F. SCIiEIFLER,
 Asssted by full corps of absd experienced Teachers raNHE above named Princil respectfully ss>
 E inform their friends, ins and the 1ItS%sSA public generally that the ne,sHlon ot this .esS . Institute will commence tlt Moadny tR .5e5 5:<s9 ssS .Septenber 1861. Grateful, nowedging KS the very liberal patronage tPaNe hitherto enjoyed they DOW affirm that effort N be spared to rcnder the Institute all that its Cenerop pporfeis may desire The rost thorourh training vii given in all branches of complete English Educatiorthematcs, Modern and An ci.nt Iangaces will be tau far in any college and in the department of Musr Drawlng, etc, none but teachers of the highest thcaons will be employed The government of this Iiitc s characterized by the utmost kiptncss: the sensaropriety and individual re- sponsbility will be appcao rather than fear of punh- mont and he moral trainfceVes unremtting attention Tuition will be charged the time of entrance to the close of the session. No cons for tuition except for protractel illness The sAslc year is divided into two sessions of 2l weeks eacle Institute will embrace three departments-the Frimaauhlor and senior.
 For terms and particttrply to the Prcnipals.
 Iiils Rock. July 1, IS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
l0.I:.Ns1AT 6 l2EAwa
Sqtember 9. 1857.

Direct Importation.
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 " ready for examination, and comprises a com
 tte assortment of choice styles of SEASONA- LE GOODS, to be sold at If Very Low Prices! bOOD GRENADINE BARGE, at l5c yard B3OCADE ENGLISH BARGE, at 25c yard. tBGANDY STYLE BARGE, from soc yard lEMB'D CANVAS BARGE, rem 60c yard. PLAID SILK GRENADINE, 50c. C " CAUSE, 75c PEKlN and FIGURED HERMANN EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINE; CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REVERSIBLES.
 POINTS. 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, I2J5c FRENCH JACONET, New Style, 25c. FRENCH ORGANDIES, Rich, 40c.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAAlBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAS. LINEN SHIBTING, Golden Flax. LIN EN SHEETING, French and Scotch. REAL TOILE DE COUTRAL FRENCH TABLE SETS FRENCH TABLE DAMASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS, etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY All descriptions and sizes for Ladies and Children FIlET MITS AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS.  Application and Point Laces. RICH EMBROIDERfES. COLLARS and SLEEVES. SUITS ROBES and CAMISOLLES. SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. COSTUMES RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. QUILTS, Counterpanes, etc. PERFUMERY, etc
 We will take particular pains to fill all orders from the country. April 4, 1861. 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
Cure for Chronic Sore Eyes.

gu>HE undersigned is in possession of an niabe remedy
 for all manner of Sore Eyes. He proposes 10 cure ne
 t of Chronic Eyes and where the patient IS naced under his care and his directions are computed "t if no ce TO pay my motto is to give atlsactoh to all for their money. . . ,. ,,o,, stead county, Ark. Cfho0 '" Dohoi'
 THIS is to certify that have been afflicted With granuh tad Sore Eyes for two years ana my Nsioh Was so obscure that could not tell horse from COW the l' tance of twenty steps. and aer commenced usinS Wr w Butchers remedies and placed myself under ms treatment took my gun i. eight days alter the treat ment was instituted and killed squirrel ana that siuce tbat fine have been entirely relieved from all acute ana symptoms and have been able to see as god s ever could would therefore take pleasure ID recom-
 enaing all those who snguarly afflicted 10 try ms remedies and treatment without any heslaon oeeVhg to be inc most effective remedy now in use ,v
 Graves Post Office, Hampstead county hrR
 THIS is to certify that two years ago was acqun'e ,ith Mcssrs Butcher and Park, and that they were bc
 with the very worst form of gIanated Sore Eys and that had decided that all treatment was unnecessary fro their extreme condion and that according to my udment they are both in safe condition and rom the Lnowedpe have the treatment it IS altogether sale and efficient and would advise all those similarly aected s anu u 1 1i trnstment D. R. HAYNES
 Hempstead county, Ark, Oct 2d, lS5i
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23

Ey A correspondent of the Mobile Ad- vertiser says the enemy in Fort Pickens are busily at work under cover. They are making another battery on the point of Santa Rosa Island to demolish Fort McRae, which they seem determined to do, if pow der and iron will effect it. Some changes appear on the top of Pickens, and some enormous guns are visible there.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
NOTICE

NNT AS committed to the Arkansas Peni5entarv bvs ss the sheriff If puiaski county. on the ist ofsSS November lS6l certain Negro Man can ualnef i4 hn. Said is about Il years old, black -S~e. coor feet nine inches in height, has pop eyes and pcdiment in his speech
 He is the property of stephen Gayecj who re-es near Nchsburg, Miss. and if taken away expiration of two years will be sold by the State.
 A.J. WARD. Dec. S. 1S61 24m. Kceper of psrit-gtias-y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
$50 REWARD.

pANAWAY from the subscribcr'so. Ia plantation, l5 miles below Little Rock Es Arkansas, on Saturday, Dist inst, negro .SA man named JACK or JACKSON. Said negro ig of dark copper color, zJ or 22 years old, about 5 feet, or inches high, weighs l55 or lGO bs, and IS stout and well built He rode away Ialt brown lilly 6years old, with blaze face, and Mcxi- can brand on the left hip or thgh-had on light eassimere cross barred sack coat and blac,, wool bat, also otook with him pair of coarse whieLauk- cts, pair of fair leather saddle-bdgs and fiddle will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where 1 understand he has a mother living, a few miles west of Fayetteville. The above reward will be given for his apprehension and delivery to tined in any jail in the State where I can ct hiTS>
 J. w. McCONAUGHEY.
 I.itle Reck Ark. July 25 lsG0.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-23
IT O TICn

COMMITTED runaway to the Arkansas penitertilry O by the shorn of Jefferson county, tbe .i cf U,t ls6l a Negro Man calling himself PHILLIP ltJEA.H.
 Said negro is about 2g ty5 oll eet inches E I If 2 black color. says he is free negro If taken h4 owner at the expiration ot tWo years, Mil b. ,ai pay charges. 4. J. NftN.
 Jan. l6 1862. 2lm. Te.o.r or ?. .it.....-v