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S25 REV ARD.

CTGLEN FROM the stable Of DR.. John 4.
- Powell, IA miles west Of Little Rock on
the Washington road, on the night Of the 10Th
November last. large, gray. HORSE, about Is
hands high; eight years old next spring: some
saddle marks on his back. brand on the left
shoulder very dim. supposed 10 he the letter \:
shoe off the left fore foot: some dapplc, on his
legs. Said horse PAGES very fast AMI i n fine
saddle horse. ! will cjvs the above reward
for him delivered to me eight miles northwest
of Washington, or will pay liberal reward for
any information concerning his whereabouts.
~ G. NEAL
Also, at the same time and place. a dun
PONY. about II hands high: branded with
the letter b on tie left shoulder; shod all
around.
Dec. 10. 1862.
Ba- Little Rock True Democrat will please
copy 3 weeks.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24
Highly Important from Europe.

The following * the dispaiclY6f the French
Minister on Foreign Affairs. addressed 20 the
Ambassadors Of France, at London and ST.
Petersburg
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24
A e. a R I'd .

rAyIN4 this day reconveyed to Mr.. VI.
n wISEBBBG The Store House, Warehouses
md Town Lots on which the same are situated
/, washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand. recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
HoaEs of accounts for Merchandise sold, and
Mi Votes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
ait Of said business from the date Of purchase
10 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 he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
in nv name ut the mercantile establishment
Conducted for Gpe by said Wisebere.
JOEL D. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark. Dec -, 1861 Soft
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24
90
FOR THE
G. q " T. IL n M T. n T.!

T HAVE been appointed General Agent Of
l. the Produce Loan to the Confederate
States for the State of Arkansas, and have
entered upon the discharge sf my duties, ut
my office in Washington.
Persons who have subscribed to this Loan
or who have cotton for sale. will call on the
undersigned. who is prepared to have weigh
ed and clasSii ell all cotton offered to the Gov
eminent. and to pay for the same.
will appoint agents for distant localities
as soon as possible, with full powers to act.
DAVID BLOCK.
General Agent Produce Loan.
Washington, Ark, Nov 10th, 1862. 45-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24
NOT BLOCKADED.

MY PICTURE GALLERY Is again opened,
Vi and Il good selection Of CASES on hand.
Those who desire Tyres, either Of themselves
or friends would do well to make an early APP
plicatinn, as my present stock of material will
soon he consumed, and ma more to be had OK
cept at e1orbitaut prices.
A. l.. WARNER.
Washington. Jan. -. 1862. 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24

bse~ The following orders have been sent to
Capt. Elijah Ferguson, Enrolling Officer for
this county, for his guidance. They are pub
lished for the instruction of the public:
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-24
ALSO.

We will paw in cash IS cents per dozen for
t.rI:Irt bottles - cents per dozen for pint bot
ii. and 81 cents per dozen for vial- provide
they are perfectly clean.
MOORE & SMITH.
Nov. u, 1862 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

rosr of the battle shook the earth. The Union gun
we're fred with all the energy that the prospecs os
he enemy's defeat inspired, while the Rebels h's
va. not 60 vigorous. and they evinced desire 70
withdraw They finally fell slowly back, keeping
up fire from their sr0l,ry and musketry along
heir whole column as they retreated. They wen'
in excellent order, battling at every advantageous
point, and delivering their fire with considerable
effect but from all the divisions Of our lines tey
we're closely pursued, CALLING fire being kept up
upon their rear.
The enemy had now been driven beyond oar for
ner lines and were ia full retreat on Coribtb pur-
sued by our cavalry.
The forces engaged on both sides in this days tst-
lie are estimated at about 20, 900 each.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE WOUNDED.

81 LOUls, TbuTs1ayl AptN to IO0@'
Two steamers fitted up a. floating hospitals lot
here yes,erday for Tennesscs River, and large con-
,rbuion. Of all kinds Of supplies arc being made to-
do ~ furnish two more which will leave this even
inc The Western Sanitary Commission is moving
earne,tly and with energy in this matter and every
abort will be made for the speedy relief Of our
wounded solders at Pittsburg Landing.
Col. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant General, and Gen.
Ke,cham, are in charge here While Gen. ualleek "
q he ieh.
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grsm ou-sg,-isi Correspondent.

gfsm Ou-'Sp,-isl Correspondent
IvE's Muts We, Sunday. April q, 1867
The results Of the days operations IN themfelves,
are not important. But when we infer from them,
r. we are compelled TO do, that the position Of the
enemy, which we now confront a. 70 strength, 10
one Of fret magnitude tina, the works before which
the Union forces now lie form link in the chain Of
Qualifications stretching across tie Peninsula, at tie
psrrowest place, between York 10 james River
their left resting on Yorktown; that this line beside
being one Of the creates, strategic importance u tho
enemy. il in its topography one Of remarkable
strength that the labor OF thousands OF men, directed
by rFt class engineering skill for nearly year has
been devoted 10 making it stronger; say, viewing
the results 4 tho operations Of the day as establishing
theee stern realities they cannot be said 70 be other
wise than very important.
At the earliest stages Of tie war this lne-the
stratedc line 20 which, let me say, IN my letters
from Fortress Monroe, as early as April last IN
dertook 70 draw the attention Of the Government
and the country, ~ have repeaSy since done, was
seized on by the Rebels because il stretched across
tho most natural route to Richmond, H. ends resting
on the two principal rivers navssable almost
to the center Of the State Of Virginia. The
uon tofh 10 JALc5 INelh h'i' ~ ~
tween seven and eight miles. The surface
OF the country, though generally very level, at
quite regular intervals is broken by deep
ravines, through which flow sluggish aud insign1-
cant streams, widening frequently into deep and i'm
peneIeble niarshes A neck Of land with these
Characteristic. il susceptible in the highest degree Of
military defense. The peninsula ITSELF ie largely
covered by tho forest generally pine with here and
there the oak, tie elm, and other heavy TIM
Der. More than onehaif Of the distance
twenty odd miies--our forces have marched
since they left Hampton has been through
this foreh the exception being patches OF
farm land, many Of them cleared by the earliest set
tiers Of the Virginia Colony and, presume, IA NJ
instance az latoly Es forty years ago. 10 d.
verge from tho old routes up and down the peninsula
would generally be 10 plunge into the heavy wooden
country, inlersscted with swanps aud other naturai
mpetiments. These routes necessarily converge Us
the peninsula nanows and, as If to leave little 10
engineering skill TO render tho line one Of vast
strength in military sense, nature has given to i
The Typographical characte rsticS 10 which have al
Iuded. TIE Army Of the Potomac having ohoscn this
route 10 20 10 Richmond has in three columns before
Tie works which the enemy have constructed Oh this
narrow line. As it is the progress Of the corps
dormte commanded by Gen. Reyes am 10 narrate,
viii condne myself TO that column. Its route lice
n?rf,, to JsRes RiyeJ yegrgs Mill, which wU J
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TIE ENTHUSIASM OF THE TROOPS
THE REBELS CONCENTRATING IN FORCE
THEY WILL SOON HAVE 100000 MEN
800 Guns In their Notifications.

BALTIMORE Thursday, April 10. 1862.
The Old Point boat has arrived.
The news Of the capture Of Island No ~ caused
great rejoicing and enthusiasm.
The storm ttili continued, but had somewhat
abated toward evening.
Reports from the army represent our brave forces
facing exposure undsuntedly, and meeting 1t Wild
Characteristic Ingenuity in the way Of Improved
shelter. TIE enthusiasm and anxiety 10 meet the
enemy WAS unabated. end confidence in Gen. Nc
Clellan was unbounded. Though the storm ct tins
time il unfortunate the time has not been lost, and
the retreat Of Magruder and bis forces or tber defeat
is abou, as certain as any possible future event.
The prospect OF clearing mp is looked for with
anxiety at Old Point in the belief that sunshine and
the Mer.iniac will come together All seen conn.,
dent tia che will be captured or sunk If che comes
out. ,o.o
w..HISGTos Thursdsy. April 10, 1861
The latest news received from CbeTystone reports
everything quiet in the vicinity of Fortress Monroe
A strong wind was blowing, and the sea running
very high.
Senator Foster received to-day a note from DR..
LYMAN in which he said Senator Wilson's I'd Mas
sscbusetts Regiment, and Martins Battery did
braveIv Yesterday. No regulars could have done
better; cool. collected and determined, they will
make their mark AT the right time. Two OF the bat
terv were killed, three wounded, and eight Of the
regiment wounded.
NAB YoHxrowS. Wednesday, April g. ia62
Tie weather Sill continues unfgyorat'e for mill
tary operations Ii has been raining for nearly two
davs. The creek. are very much swollen, aud the
low grounds are covered with water, making the
roads elmo-, impassable for empty wagons
Information received shows that The Rebels have
force of " 900, which If rapidly being added 10 b.
troops from the neighhorhood Of Richmond which is
one day from Yorktown by railroad and river, they
hayns four steamers and sixteen transports in use
and by the tine the roads are In condition for
the UEion army 10 move, the Rebels may be able 20
meet ihem with 100000 men.
The ao,gss Of bsir army, with the bee. trsns, afe
IN a strongly intrencbed position. Previous 70 our
troops occupying the present position, the military
authorities had 10 means Of asoer'anine the extent
OF he Rebe. works. Information obtained through
desertipp conrabands and other sources show that
the enemy have nearly 200 guus of them OF the
largest caliber. The Rebel General Johnston, with
some Of biz forces, has arrived and taken command
In person showing that they intend making des-
perate resistance 20 the advance Of our troops a.
every point. Their inlrenchments extend entirely
across tho Peninsuls, from the james to the York
River.
The cheering news from the Western Department
arrived here to-day, and our troops are wild with
enthusiasm over tie result, and anxious 10 10 led
to achieve similar deeds Of vslor.
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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.

PHnApxLPHiA, Thnrsdsy, April lO-Miinieht
Tie editor OF TIE Inquirer states that the dispatch
deemed Objectionable by The Secretary Of War was
eountersened by Gen. VI oil on tie letter itself ard
on the envelope, and feels confident Of making sat-
isfactory explanation TO the Government.
Meanwhile, the editor requests that the order Of
Secretary Stanton be withheld from publication, OF,
if published, to be accompanied by shis note Of
PLANTATION.
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EKau TIE MOUNTAIN DEPART
MINT.
reatsrey and Crabboison in Our Po''e'-
,;.u-Tbe Rebels certifying Them

WnNHLiSei APnli ~ i''S'
EN- STANTON. secretsry Of War;
Gen. Milroy ID 10 possession OF Monterey 'nu
Crabbolton. The enemy's mounted scouts are s'i'
in sight OF Monterey. Their rear guard was driven
hack BY our troops. They are reported terrifying
,b.mseve, east Of the Shenandoah Mountains.
l. C. FREMONT, Msjor.Oenera COMMANDING.
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FROM GEN. BANKss DEPARTMENT.

EDENBrgG, Va, Thursdsy, April 10, lse1
All Is quiet. The enemy's pickets have not been
seen durug the severe storm Of the past two days.
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TELEGRAM FROM THE WESTERN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION.

NfsfIkN SANITARY CONFUSION,
ST. LOUIS, April g. 1862. s
JAS A. ROOSEVELT No. % Mailes Lane Nss- York.
Send on shirts, drawers, and sheets, sll you can.
Great battle Sending four hospital to Cen Gran.
J. l. YEArMAN, President
Contributions for tie above object either in money
or goods, viii be taken charge Of aud properly for
wardea by j. A. Roosevelt, No. 81 Maiden lane, or
may be sent direct to james Z. Yestmsn, President
of the Western Sanitary Commission, st. Louis,
No., per Adams g. Co.
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SALUTE.

PsoyIpsscs, r. l., Thursday April le, 1864
BY order Of Leut.-Gov. Arnold, national salute
was fired here this afternoon, in honor OF the greet
victory in Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
THE NEW. YORK FREEMAN,S JOURNAL.

WARRINGTON. Thursday, April 10. 1867
The Neu- Yor. FreensGa's Journal is, by order
the Post-Oiicc Department, readinitted to the mail
dating from this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

Bosros. Thursday, April 10. ls62.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted in both
branches Of the Legislature to-day, in frhsrcs Of
the suggestions Of she Secretary Of War; inviting the
citizens Of the Commonwealth TO join, on Sunday
nex, In general Re dum in honor Of our rscsns
victories, and congratrlang Tho Western StassS upon
the valiant deeds of their soldiers In the valley on
the M;ssissipp!. ..oo T., "A
The Board of Brokers voted, to-day, $'0o IN Sd
g. the wounded 1t P;.!.buJy Laa0pg'
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i. C. BRECKINRIDGDE CAPTURED.
ESCAPE OF GEN. PRENTISS,
Detailed Account of the Fighting.
DESPERATE ONSLAUGHT BY THE REBELS.

Gallant Stand by Our Inferior Numbers
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Attest FROM YORKTOWN.
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Their Crushing Charges When Reinforced.
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