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Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
LOCK fEsEsEs
Tan Payers Take Notice


THAT shall attend at the various Town
L ships OF Hampstead County On the follow
ing days for the purpose of collecting the spe-
cal tax levied for the relief and support Of the
families of volunteers in the Confederate States
service who arc in INDECENT circumstances for
the year 1862 viz:
At Fuiton-Bois Dare Township, on We'd
nesday and THU sday the 18th and 18th of
juno.
vt Spring Hill-Sprn@ Hill Township, on
Friday and Saturday the 10Th and DIST OF
June.
At Ccntrevillc-Carusc Township. on Tues
day and Wednesday the 9th and 18th June
At Moscow ssnuri Township. On Friday
and Saturday the 27th end 2Sth June.
At Cuttingham Storc-RcdLand Township,
on Monday and Tuesday the 3Oth June and Isl
July.
1t NasLyille-Muc Creek Township. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday the Sd, It'll
and 9TH July.
At Columbus-Saline Township, on Monday
and Tuesday the 9TH and Sth July.
At Washing ton -Ozan Township, IN hurs
lay. Friday and Saturday the 10Th, llfh an,
18th July.
At which times and places notify every
tax payer to meet me prepared to -ettlc hi,
volunteer relief tax.
Persons who have not paid in provisions oi
supplies to their respective Township Commits
~ioners will he required to pay their faxes ~
money. This being matter Of the grcstte>'
inheritance to tie destitute families of absent
volunteers, it is to he hoped that all tax payer
will readily realize it aud promptly come for
ward an settle their taxes. Their wants must
he supplied by those remaining ut home, who
will reap in common the fruits of their hus-
bands and sons victories.
Come forward promptly and meet the CALI
THOS. H. SlNNS, Assessor
and Collector Hampstead Co., Ark.
Washington. May eth. 1862. 20-'i
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30

OFFICE SEEKERS, TAKE NoTIoE. The
Richmond Enquirer of the 9Th ult., says:
We understand than an or1er has been
made BY the President, to b. observed in
all the departments of the civil service,
that no future appointms: shall be made
for any citizen between the ages of Is
and 50, who is able TO perform military
duty The country viii applaud such q
step.
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30

From THE NoRTH.-Gen. Grant has
issued proclamation at Memphis, July
3rd., to repress the system of guerrilla
warfare. He declares that all citizens.
who lose anything by this warfare shall
ba sustained BY the government, and to
that end, collections viii be made of 8
sufficient amount of personal property
from persons in the neighborhood sympa-
thising with the rebellion, to remunerate
the government. Person acting as gueril-
las without organization or uniform, will.
when taken, not receive the treatment of
prisoners Of war.
We clip tie following Northern dss-
patches - ..-
Memphis, June, 26.-E1citing new,
has just come regarding the train which
started for COrlnth yesterday oythe Mem.
| phls and Charleston road. While near
ing Germantown, fourteen miles from
here, about noon, armed guerrilla bands
we're suddenly discovered on each sido.-
Obstructiors had teen placed on the track.
aud before retEograde movement could
be commenced the retreat was cut off.
The whole train was captured and eve
rything Of value fell into the hands of
the rebels-eighty mule teams. With
guards, driver, &c. Also provision train
accompanying it. The telegraph wires
were cut
The Federals were killed. Among
those captured were Col. Pride and Mai.
Sharp, Of Gen. Grants Staf-the latter
Superintendent Of Railroads in Memphis;
Col. Kinney and company of the FIT
tieth Ohio; and Cant MeMicheal, Of
Smiths Staff
The locomotive and ears were DESTROY
ed. The guerillas were supposed to be
part Of JEFF. Thompson's gang.
Washington, june 30-It is James +,
Meline, not Malone as enormously print.
ed in Saturdays Commercial who is ap-
pointed Major OF POpe's staff.
Gen. SigePs acceptance Of the COM
mand vacated by Fremont, is considered
an earnest of efficiency and true soldierly
skill in the conduct of that division of
the army.
Generals Banks and Mcdowell both
continue In command.
Gen. Pope is in constant communica-
ton with all three BY telegraph, and bust
ly organizing his military plans.
Gen. Rosencrans, placed temporarily
il command Of Gen. Pope's army, is to be
appointed permanently to that position.
We take the following from the No,
bile Tribune Of the 9th.
Grenada July 8th.--The Federals
have commenced fortifying the city Of
Memphis- For this purpose, they are
digging entertainments and rifle pits four
miles IN the rear Of the city.
A portion of Shsrman's division has
moved from Grand Junction TO Moscow,
forty-6ve miles from Memphis. where en-
trenchmeEts are bei1g constructed. The
negroes are impressed far this service
throughout West Tennessee. An attack
is evidently expected by the enemy"
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
A e. A II ID .

HAVING this day reconveved to Mr. N
III WISEBERG the Store House. Warehouses
and Town Lets on which the same are situated
IN Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him nv
Books cf accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out Of said business from the date of purcha SO
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right title claim or interest
which may have derived from him in and to
said StorehouSe. Warehouses and Town Lots
and Merchandise on hand, and lie alone is
authorized to collect and settle NIL debts created
in my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for me hy said Wiseberg
JOEL ID. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark, Dee. ~, 1861. 90 If
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
NOTICE.

4 IL those for whom we advanced gold and
"A silver in 1860, 81 and 90 are Informed
that the can now pay it back in cotton. wheat
and war bonds ut the market price delivered to
us III this place; and that the books of Will
liams X Logan must he closed positively in
short time. Also that all soois remaining in
store at the risk of owners AMI must be
taken away or they will he sold tor charges.
w. I. II. WILLIAMS Co
Camden. March II, 1862 lost
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
NOTICE.

T1HE undersigned offers his services to the
4 public in obtaining Deeds from the State
of Arkansas for Lands sold by the Federal
Government prior to 9th May. 1861, anl not
patented up to that time. Also, Deeds for
Camp Land emit les made either with Scrip or
Money.
TIIOS. II. SIMMS
y. B.-Always found mt the Registers Office.
Washington, Jan /, 1862. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
n q r. &c H.

Qf resolution and order of the Fzs,;z..a7
IL Board of Directors of the Mis- - -.
SlSsippi. Ouachita and Red River
kallrOad company, of November 9th
1861, am authorized to sell any lands sitn-
ated in the Champaguolle Swamp Land Dis
trict, (sold OF grantect'to said Company by an
act of the General Assembly of the State of
Arkansas, approved 18th day of January. 1861 \
Said lands to be sold ut price not less than
two dollars per acre, and to receive in payment
therefor. Bonds or money of the Confederate
States of America, and War Bonds or Treasure
Warrants of the State of Arkansas. and 70 eve
cute deeds to purchasers. All persons having
presumption claims upon any of the said lands
are hereby notified that if said claims arc NOT
redeemed within ninety days from this date
their rights under their pre- emption will be
forever barred.
JAS. T1CS. ELLIOTT.
Pres. NJ, o. & r. r. Il. Co.
Camden, Nov. %, 1861 arr
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
ATTENTION. @oxsERrPTs.
Capt. ssiefs Com pany.

4 Ii members Of this company remaining
n behind, are notified to report forthwith M
their company ON White River, via Pine Buff
otherwise they viii be published
Az. REF. Captain.
White river. near Aberdeen.
July 10Th. lSG3
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
.AI4CHYNY Il. DELONY,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW !

STATE LA ND AGE y 7 !,
WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services to bis
III numerous friends ard the public generally,
in the investigation and perfection Of titles
to swamp and other lands, in the collection Of
money, and especially all claims against the
Confederate States or the-State Of Arkansas
July sth. 1862. n25:ly
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
MRS. A. M. BLACK,
RESIDENT ARTIST.

"Slington, ,----= Arkansas.
prepared to furnish Portraits in Oil, from
Of tho alaorotypes, Qife size) in the best style
renrasoa ~, and warrented in faithfulness OF
M opocbalon also, Parlor Pictures in Oil or
ceaseJ aoh1a at low prices Portraits of de-
suffers taken at So EACH Terms cash.
invita- - wishing work in her line are
BJool, 70 call at the residence of Rev b. Is.
Jan. %, 1862, N'-4'"'' 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
TO The ,FravcaiEi Public
NOTICE.

Z WAS committed to the Jail of Pike z
: county, Arkansas, on the 30th day of s.
- December, 1861. Three Negro La
slaves, who say their names are BEN. DICK
and PALA, aud that they belong to jefferson
fierd, of Ashley county, Arkansas, aud say
they left him about five months since The
Negro man Ben, supposed to be about twenty
Two years of age, about FIVE feet in height, of
black color. The boy Dick supposed to be
eighteen years OF age, about five feet in height,
OF copper color, and has scar above his eyes
and nearest the right eye; also Il scar Oh his
rlght knee. And the boy Pala is supposed to
pc about fourteen or fifteen years of age. OF
copper color, about four and half feet in
height, and has scar on or near his left eye.
The owner of said Slaves is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
SAID Negroes away, or they will be dealt with
as the law directs
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff
By WM. L. SNEDLEY, Tailor
Of Pike county, Ark0nsas.
Dec 80, 1861. 52-6ms.
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
EslaCi&S.llits,'s shop.

AL a No. | Horse Sheer. Horses shod o.
Eo,ber shifting done at the shortest notice, and
~ reasonable term%.-
Wholesale and retail AGENT for DR., c. F.
r-,v,,s celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
EmyT and HARDEY'S PATENT AALE
FferASE-two of the best articles iii use
Agencies solicited
G. y DAVIS.
rrt;,r+,n Nsv2 1O-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
MARRIED.

At Spring Hill, in this county, on Sunday.
July 10th. by DIR. Williamson. Capt. THOMAS VI.
Borp to Miss EMMA, daughter OF Maj. jas. w.
Finley.
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
. Cheap as the Cheapest.
m BETTER THAN ANY STABLE

W
8, c.,us are large and well ventilated, with
W - 90 there is no danger of your horse
mn ry, through rotten plank floor, or coming
n the morning with s''cllen ana st'g Jo'"fs
rs the best Hostlers the best s@S S nof+es
ths OI p,-ries. the best Hacks, and the best
9: :.... If any Stable in Southwest Arkansas
~ t..roliug public may rest assured that they
JUG Inv .nv and all times be furnished with
eA a. saddle Horse, Suiky, Buggy or Hack at
90 ,.arl srics. l never take advantage of a
ln! a, asasities-ay prices are the same TO
=" passengers sent to any part of the State.
:. Ian Territory. Texas or Louisiana, in light
~bstontial buggies or hacks, with the best of
,,sss and careful drivers, ut the shortest no.
10 and most reasonable terms l can furnish
nrhing at a moments warning in the livery
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30
Trsn a Pony to Four Horse Coach

rrir give my undirided attention to the Liv-
p. bnsiness, buyingani selling horses, mules.
,-,res. bu9gies. hacks. wagons. and any
.r,,i in the Livery or Commission line.
M Carriage House il iarge-4o by go feet
ap protect the clrliages and buggies of
!, customers from the weather or other dcpre-
s,,s. aud can store carriages or huggies for
|ale.
also tame the widest horses or mules, break
ON 10 the saddle or harness: gate match
,rses to go together: learn trOtting horses to
arc and pacing horses To trot; learn them to
;,t, the E.vste.' or shoot off teach them any
nick YOU may wish them TO learn; make baulky
horses to pull; cure your horse Of any disease,
,1l nick or dock horses at the shortest notice
l,p-ccte5fsVgieis~ray Stables, | have II
Washington telegraph., 1862-07-30

Again in spain. III tic midst Of the ruslin :
marches # army, ani the turmoil o. bsttles.
occurred the following scene:
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Gtationerp ano fanen GOODS.
8. V,HE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD" -
THE GOLD PFN-THE BEsf OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BgST PENS IN THE WORLD.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt of Of the following sums In csn or pow
.,sr' tho subscriber will send b, mail or other-s.
directed Gold Pen Or Pens seeet'"s NE 'd"e e@e"''HS
''dF'e''''"" ao Sn PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For rs the Magic PEN for % cent. III. t 10, Fem
Pen; and for : /, tho EIcsl,iir Pea.
The sizes are. Nos. 2. g. 4. and6 TITS, rvrrucrov
i"'' ''''A CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic Peo for IS cents the tuch, pen
for hs Aw.y' Ready Pen; Tor ~ The 1ssn,bsi
sood writing old Pen. with Iidosmn Points the aveI.Is
Of every Of which will tar 0u's'' 0'' Of INC 's''
Tho name "a. Mortopi "Numberm and Quality. are
stamped The following ps. : :nd ns fSR Rs nd
cite size only: No being the smallest No tho arrest
Srrc,5 Mammoth Gold Pom The de-l Long and medium
kibs OF ali sire, and qualities Short Nib. Of Nos aud
and mad. only OF frs. quality. The engraving are f'c'im'
Les Of lilo 'a So LID PESs WITHOUT CASES
For :, cents mo. Pen. lt qasity, or MOI Fen %
For e. .Ho PEN l't quality, ora No. sPeu I'd quality
"sNS Pen "a qpsi,y i. o,,,, an. 1p.u. "a quail
$50 ~ No. tPs" l., quality or mo. Pen I'd quail
for ii IS, No Pen l quality, rsNo Pen, idquai',
FOR s2?5,s No Pen LET au.li,ri s,,ys, syrrNsroN
CASES WITH PENCILS
For so sNo Pen. lst quanty ora No Pen Sd9usi'
FOR 8 IS NO Pen, 1T quality, era No Pen' I'd quail
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or No = Pen, I'd quality. ,u
For 81 so No Pen, LIT quality raNe3 Pen, dquAi
fly or No Pen. ID quality - 80 . a.
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For 80 - No. o Pen. lat Quality .... .o...,r.,
6OLDPENS ALL lat QUALITl IN SlLVEh-MOCNIED
pEsK-HOLDERS
For 81 q No rem; TOT ~ - syo 3Peni for % IoA
No. q Pea; For - so No Pen. - =,
For SIs NO. . PEN for &5sNo. sPeni and TOR SosN NO
10 Pen.
The is Quality" poined with the very best iriiosmn
Pos carefully ,eected and Of this qnsity are 'oi1
with tho slightest mperfscon which ssD and the close"
scrutiny detect . =,
The 20 QUALITY" superior to any Pens made BY him
previous 20 Ike year 1860.
tn. ID Quality" he intends shall equs In respect to Du
rahiy Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities the only true
con.i ferstiousl any Gold Psns made .sewhere.
regard the Cheap Gold Pcns he beg e.ve to say th,
previous 10 operating his Nsw and Patented Machines rs
could made Good Writing and Durable fons io
the price had the Gold been furnished ;ratutou.y.
pgrfes ordering all fn'tdsee' Ip,eVy me " Hum
Ter" and Quality" II hs Pens ndnted, and BE- particular
% dc',rb, ne ktAi Of Pens p'sy p,Jer-raesAe' hV Z"
lis.bor. eoarse oyfse ., -.
An rrnl,tances BY mail In Registered Letters are at my
nix
Address, A. MORTON.
Any sendngs single letter poe, stamp ~ receive car
eulsr v ith the ensrsyings sh0Y- referred 20.
Cyy For sae by al dealers In ths line Throughout 'ne
DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filling write. 10 hour. Sent by mail Send stamp
for cire ul.r GFO. r. HAYNES, No. % Nsssau-st n l.
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