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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-29

BARpARIrY.-Mr. Joseph Harris, OF
this place, has received a letter from his
son John, who belongs to the Kansas
Second, and was in the battle o, Newton
ia. He states that the G,os; cruel and
shocking oatrages were ccmmied by
tie rebels on the bodies OF The 9th MIS-
consin; that they were stripped OF every
article OF clothing, and in many instances
had tleir throats cut from ear 10 eas; thai
some bodies were left so exposed that tie
hogs we're ca Ing them.
Such actions as these would disgrace
sayages but IRE the legiiimite conse-
auences of that feelin. which Iompis
these men 10 attempt tie desiruc lon OF
such government AS ours. There Is
moi an honest man in tie country who
can believe that such wre sches have any
constitutional rights" or should re-
cieve the slightest sympaihy,-Paola
Crusader.
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Kansas News.

The Emporia Neus says a considsra-
BILE quantity Of peanuts were raised in
that vicinity this year.
On Friday night Of las, week, while
DR.. Smith, OF Leavenworth. was at sup
per, his horse. which was hi,ched near
by. was stolen. No trace of the horse
or thief had been discovered at last
accounts.
Judge Latta has leased ten acres Of
ground in South Leavenworth to Ger
mans, who design putin, The whole in
grapes.
BY The burning Of one OF the cars on
the Great Western road of Canada.
Gen. Geo. W. Co.lamoge lost nearly all
his private papers. deeds. bonds. scrip.
&c. A-a
Tie judges Of the T. S. Slpre me
Court, nj its mex. session, will sit ia
simple broadcloth, the black silk robes
formerly wo:n having been abolished.
Erssius Heath, of Douglas County,
has received the appointment OF Bris-
ade Commissa,y,wilh the rank OF Cspt
and is ordered to report 10 Gen Blunt.
The Soldiers Relief SDciety OF Arch
isnn have now ON hand 5 320.7o. nav
ing exp nied for the benetis Of the
needy and brave soldiers Of the Union
s658.e5.
"A fend in human shape" attempted
10 drown his wife in Leavenworlh. a
few days sgo by holding her head in a
tub OF water. Her cries broush 10 her
relief number Of persons, who sue
ceeded in lossening tie hold OF the
demon husband.
Capt. Geo. II Hoys has been author
lied to recrui, battalion Of two com
panies for the seventh Kansas regi-
| ment.
Ste.lauer & Bro, of Leavenworih
have received the con.rAct from Gov
ernment for supplying the refugee In.
dians with clothing, aud all o.her sup
plies will amount TO about $500. 600
Steuauer DE- Bro. are energetic busi-
ness men. and they will promptly FL
the contract.
The new battalion now being raised
by Capt. Hoyt, for the 7lh Kansas reg.
imeni, are 10 be armed with Colts Re.
volving Carbines. anl Colts new re.
volver.
A Breach Of Promise" case is being
tried before Judge W. C. Mcdowell, in
the District Court OF Leayenworil
County, which judging from the re-
ports in the daily papers, is eliciling
considerable interest.
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Nan Buried in a Well.

By letter received yesterday from
our correspondent at Manhattan, we
learn that man named Lemuel Knapp,
while engaged in cleaning out a well ior
Mr.Livingl ION. it caved in and covered
linn with sand to the dep'! OF zen or
twelve feet. He adds: A large number
oi men were engaged in hauling up the
sand. but i. will be hours before they
can get to the depth OF ten feet. There
was no prospect of the man being got
out nliye.-Korntng Bulletin
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No Backing Down.

We ase pleased 10 record the fact
that there is 10 be no backing down
from the position taken By the Presi-
dent two months ago. Abraham Lin.
coin stands firmly by every word ol
The Em ncipation Proclamation. and
will enforce il to the very letter.
On Friday of last week. the President
is represented to have had au inlerview
with prominent unconditional Union
Ken,uckians, in which he discussed at
length the question of emancipation.
and dwelt particularly upon the adyan.
taces to accrue 10 the border States
through the scheme for the abolish
ment of Slavery. lie said lie would
rather die than take back one word OF
the proclamation, and urged them tc
bring the subject of gradual emancipa-
ton fairly before the people, which they
assured him shou!d be done.
In the course Of the interview Mr..
Lincoln expressed determination to
enforce vigorous measures TO rid Ken
tucky Of rebel sympatl'izers. and for
that purpose will appoint new Pro-
vost Marshal General. who has his heart
in the work
This looks Ike something is going
to be done, and we are much sralifed
at the hopeful turn public affairs seem
to te taking.
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Here ia ghastily picture of suffer
ing among the Lancashire operativ $,
taken from the Blackhorn Times: -
Poverty in las worst form was seen
in street ir this town, on Thursday
A lass. ihinly clad, but bearing evi-
dsnce OF better days. saw asdos with a
bone. Sic tried TO take it away. The
dog snar!ed-would not give it up, and
she ioiied. stood in hungry attitudes
A tradesman. seeing the lass.a sid,
What did you want with that bone?''
IL could have swappe, it for salt. and
the salt | might have swapped for a bit
oil bread!'' As she said this she burs,
mo tears. Ths lass had coppers enough
given her TO purchase loaf by the
lrsdesman who watched the scene"
We read that many hundreds. even
thousands Of operatives. men who few
months ago held 20 itions OF trust and
pioiit. are nov literally at the point OF
starvation. To this is now added the
threat Of another horror. Typtus fever
has made lis appearance in the region
here he suffering is m6stsetere! s''fhe
ply seal coniiiion OF the people is rap
idly degenera ing" writes visi or;
Glow diil aud cold weather are begin
in to tell on broken spin , Preston has
already been attacked by a virulent form
OF ,ypi,us lever" In the week ending
Oesuber 2lst. 1900 more persons asked
ior pa..sh relief than were on the lists
before. and in the following week the
number added % the roll OF unwilling
paup.Is was 3,190.
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The Difference.

There is one fact which every friend
Of his country should noie rs land
mark. Il is this Rebellion rejoices
and is encouraged by every Democratic
victory. and dismayed and dishenriened
by every Republican and Union triumph
If We were in doubt as 70 the path oi
duty, this would decide US. What
treason takes courage aud comfor. from
is that Which true men aud patriots
should shun. If my vote makes JEFF
Davis and his compeers in treason glad,
| am their ally and friend, whe her it is
my design TO be SO or not.
The elections are now over. rni We
hear an e1ultan, response from Rich
mond to New York, from rebellion
South to sympaihizers North Treasor
feels that it has allies IN the loyal States
Ii counts upon every Democra. of The
Wood -Seymour-V allandinghan. schoo
as real friend upon whon i; can de
pend; and upon all who affiliate viii
them as at leas. half-bea,led allies.
This is no fancy sketch. One ha.
only to read the leading papers Of tat
South TO be assured Of the fact ti.a
Democratic victories are there regarded
as tokens of good for the success o
treason. 1t is utterly impossible lo
mistake his feeling; it stands ont Ioc
prominently to admit of doabi.
What then, is the duy OF loyal ci!i.
zens? 1t is 50 "plain ,lst tie wayf.r-
ing man though a fool neei not err
therein" He who smiles over Demo
cratic victories, smiles wiih and for irea-
son. He who rcjcices over Republican
aud Union successes is tie recognized
foe of treason everywhere, both in the
loyal and disloyal States.
IL BY voting the Democratic ticket
or any other ticket-we give "ai1
and comfort" to the rebels md strength
n the bonds of treason. thea we will
never vote that iicke; while The world
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-29

I NEwsPArERs.-The rapid increase in
The price "f printing paper this fall is
/ producing commoton among the pub
llshIng fraternity. The paper makers
say iha, the price of rags has advanced
and is slill going higher. and no telling
where it will stop. As "print" is tie
article OF expense in the publication of
daily paper. an Increase OF lis price
de'anses all the nancial calculations OF
publisher. An Office ma. have made
some money during the past year when
buying "priat" at nine t, ten cents per
pouni; bu after that article raises to
twelve n thirteen cents, The Office will
MOI only make nothing. but will quickly
sink is capital and "go under"
Take the business of the Tribune for
exampe. An increase of simply one
ceus on the pound for white p,, er oc-
ca,ions a loss OF i've cents pound is
equivalent on our business To upwards
q! tiiIy thousand dollars. How long
could any Western printing office stand
leak IN lis finances oi that m ,snitude?
but the enhancement on viii 10 p sper IS
~nly one OF several grieis now afiiic'ing
the fraternity. Federal t'xe, ON a,.ver-
'isemen's. paper, job work, incom-, tel
esraphIc dispitchcs, ami everv article
OF consumption in a printing oflii c, con
sti.ute other serious items. There is
but one course left for publishers. aud
that Is to raiSe their subscription rates.
= Chicrgo Til i'une.
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Who Triumphed?

The leaders Of tie Democracy boast
loudly over their recent victories. as
they are pleased to term .heir MAORI
ties in the S,a,es, when from fifty to
one hundred thousand or mora of the
loyal voters are in The army. But what
is the essence of those victories? by
whom are they won?
In New York, for example, where
they claiS, the greatest achievements,
to whom are they indebted for then
success? Go to the Five Points for an
answer, The worse than bearily be-
ings from that sink of degradation went
I'D almost rs one ,nan and voted the
Seymour " Wood-treason ticket! And
the same may be said of every Other
haunt of debauchery. Nine out o'
every ten of this class voted for the re-
bel'ion sympathisers.
Take away the $1,000 majority OF
the city OF New York. and the Stale
gives 10000 majority for the Union and
the government.
The victory of the Democracy, there
fore, is the victory of the Five Points
ct I'd genus omne. Seymour. the Woods
and their fellows, owe their election to
this element. Take t!.is vote from tie
count and they viii fall into miunori-
~. Surely this is little cause for boast
ing. The rule of the Five Points is
now to be tried, and what can be hop
ed from il! Can corrupt fountain
send forth pure waters? Is not such a
dynasty worthy of afiiliation with re
bellion and sympathy for treason? Par
noble trotrum'
The same may be said OF the other
States. Look al the counties that give
treason majority. Are they the ones
where intelligence and virtue predomi-
nate? Nay, verify, but the very re-
verse. Men who could be deceived be-
cause Of their ignorance, or bought up
with little grog because OF their beast
ly appetites are the ones who have Civ
en- the traitors encouragement by their
votes. Take the census AM read. =
Where there are the largest number
who can neither read nor write, there
rolls up The secession vote.
What q lesson! And especially what
victory TO boast over. Is il any ron'
der that treason rejoiees at its head
over the triumph of such elements a
these, and the accession TO power and
place Of the men who will s,oop to sucl
base means 10 attain their ends? Wei
may virtue, loyalty and liberty noun
aad every patriot iremble for his coun
try.
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Important Facts.

CONSTANT writing tor six mos,hs is dome cheap
er wish Gold Pens than with Steel Peas: ,here
Tore u II economy tot Gold Pens
he Gold Pea remaius unchanged By years oi
continued use, while The Steel Pen is ever chang.
lag 10y cnrrosion and wear therefore. periec,
nni'o'm,ty oi writing IS Obtained only by the uss
Of the Gold Pen.
TIE Col Pen is always ready and reliable
while TIE Steel Pea musi often be con erlneSl
,nd a new o.o sssct.d; therefore there Is grea,
vlri In time in the use OF the Goii Pen.
Gold = capable OF receiving any degree OF elas-
'iciy, 20 thai the Gold Pen exactly adapted TO
he hand Of the writer therefore. the nerves of
elc hahf and arm are not injured. as is known
60 D The case BY the use of Steel Pens.
See 'Frh; Pen is mightier than the Sword, y
in ayoher colnmn.
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Kausas Cotton

Ia the New York Tribune. Of Nov.
~ u, We iiud the following:
Corroy = From hansas as.-Gsrbu,t.
Black &c Hendricks. Nos. 81 and 80
Warren street. have bale Of good, fair
short-stap'e cotton. unsiuned. grown in
Kansas this year. A sample before us
shows the seeds well-ripened, md qual-
iiy oI lint equal to Tennessee upland.
A manufacturer says of sample
from Madison. Indiana.
"As to quality. bat little more could
DO desire! nan l. shown in the speci-
men, OF which the FIBRE. liioush No, ION
Is ine, strong. SILKY nni UNIFORM. rae
same IS true Of the Kansas sample"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-11-29

b Twenty three months ago, St. Joseph
indicted men FOR publishing !tePub
lican newspaper. Now she elects Re-
publicans 10 The Legislature, and Free
Safe man to Congress. Her return to
prosperity dates from the 5lh OF Nuvem-
Der. as her downfall, began the day
she allowed rebel ltg TO be raised oy-
er her house-tops.
And these facts are equally true ol
Kansas City. Both towns were pros
porous until the hand of treason was
laid upon them Conservative.
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NEW YORK. Nov. &c

NEW oRK. Nov. 20.
BY an order oI Gen. Butler, all The
properly within the dislric, recently
possessed by our forces under Gen.
WeiIzeii. 10 be knouna AS the Laiourche
district, Is declared sequestrred. anti all
sales or transfers thereof are iorbld,.en.
This district comprises al The territory
al Louisiana ives, OF tie Mississippi. tx
crp.ius 'he parishes OF Pliquemlue sni
Jefferson.
\ commission is 10 be apponed TO
lake possession OF the district, and t..s
sugar plantations are be rksa by
ihem where they are no. worked By tie
owners. Ne.:rocs or white .abor may
be employed at DISCRETION.
All property bel nsias to di,loy al
persous is 10 be sold io. tie bench ol
lhe Government under tie eonlsca-
u n act.
Another order suppresses dis,iIieIies
and other anu.aciosies vi strong
drink
! Another order announces that any OF
ficer found drinkins int, xitaiin. 90 ,.,rs
IN any paolc drinking piaee. vii be
recommend 10 tEe P,esidcn. lnr Ill mrs
al iIom he ss.vice.
Another snppresses new<ptper
known rs the NaioaaI Advocate. o.
improper publications. sill another
pfosibits the arrss. oi any slave. unl.ss
The person arresliug knows lhst such
slave bc'ons- 10 a loyal ei.izen.
Among he property co06scated as
above, !. Gen Brass's plantation.
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egslic movement completely deceived
and disconceried ..S,onswali' Jack. on.
which is. perhaps. the first time this
dashing officer has been out generated. :.
The Presidents message will pToba-
bly be transmitted to Congress on the
fist day OF the session. No copies OF
this important document are to be sent
iou, in advance, but it viii be telegraph
ed to The press as soon as its reading
shall commence.
For a number of days Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES have been arriving in
Washington BY every train, to be pres
ens at the opening Of Congress on
Monday.
The convention Ct publishers held at
Indianapolis. adjourned on The 25th
inst. They organized a Western Asso-
ciated Press, aud elected eight direc-
tors Richard Smith. Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, is President. and J. Medill, OF
The Chicago Tribune. is Secretary and
Treasurer. Measures were adopted
Tor the improvement of the New York
Associated Press dispatches. especially
The Congressional reports. The con-
vention passed resolution that an ad-
vance in the prices of newspapers was
imperative, owing to the advance in tie
price of white paper. A resolution
was also adopted. memerializlng Con-
gress for reduction of certain duties
which operate injariously to publishers.
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Attachment Notice.

STATE o. KANSAS In Jus,icc's Court,
before >. A. G tmnn
COT II OF JEFFERSON. Jus il. O. The P-ece
tor kaw 'fowash IN
Iobei, Wright Sid C,un,y
vs. Attachment
Thomas Wright. and Gsrli-hmeat.
Ihunn wight will take no'ice tha, he wa.
sued b. Robert Wcirit before the ahove nunsd
Justice, Tor iiic sum vi sixty Dollars due upon
an account. and hat said Justice. On the 2bh
day OF DC obtr, 1857, i.,ned an order OF attach.
mcnt an. gasnisment az Inst the ehatt.es and
siiect- o SID dc eudlnt, and that the cause is
st tor iinal hearing on the 9th day OF Decem-
eer, l-62, - ten ociock. A. NJ.
lis 3w $3.50. K BERT WRIGHT.
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or are held by tie Stale Government;
2I, The want Of capitol. and 81. The
frontier location OF the springs, and tue
danger to be npprehended from the
,liieying Indians who hang upon oar
western border. All these difficulties
can be overcome, and We hope soon
viii be.
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Progress or Retrogression is the De
Ylca Of the naY

This will be perceived the hest by calling a
Nr = w. ko,hsr rhids ,tarc, In Leayenxorih
WHO keeps a large and nice assortment. 81 wh lie
sale aGd Retail. af MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS. HOSIERY. GLOVES. HOOP SKIRTS
all kinds 1T MOI ll0NS, FANCY GOODS, vii
low Ware. Chiliren's Carriages and
GESrs' F1RSs>zastts GOODS
II i also going 10 keep DRY GOODS. b,
next fail, tor which purpose he il enIarging hi.
Store, aad fixing il up In the latest New York
-iyic II il therefore TO the interest of all, es
pecialls Merchants and AliIners, 70 call at hi,
establishmen Mt, II Delaware street. and buy iheil
wlnis, where they will surely find the best and
creates, assortment, the lowest pTice-, and mos
prompt aI;enSance in the Western country.
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New YogK. Noy 9S

The United States Sip Shepherd
hnypp, OF seven guns, arrived at this
port last night in i've days from S. He
lena sound. Ab,,t ten days sine. an
expedition composed OF her bots drove
the rebels from Fenwick island up the
Edlsto River.
Ad,ices from Havana state that the
French had occupied Jalapa withou,
resistance.
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Inielligenee has bsen received in
Leavcnworih that the I2ih Kansas {col-
ored will be Immediately mastered
and paid. The information is co,sid-
cred reliable.
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rg-Tbe N. Y. Erea;uo po,, saw

Eg-The N. Y. Ereaing Poa. says:
ward has par iai!y iiot-hed & cure
representing negro who h9s just bro
ken the slacaleS whi-h had bound his
hands. Il is difficult Tor US to refrain
from further description, or 10 repress
the emotions winch this work of genius
has xci,ed. We bide our time until it
can be placed before the public"
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At Barnesville, on the IStl, inst. four
couples were united in marriage by the
Rev. VIM. Rose.
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alew Aarertisemeats.
Notica.

NOTICE is hereby given that, petition will
~ b. presented to Ihf County Beard OF J, fer
-on County al the Januasy Term, le93, for a
chr ee III the ,skalIosc and Fairiiei1 County
fo9d Il. IN he northeast corner of the :. oil
Secii 2il twenty four. I. (9l nine, r. tiS)
eigutsen ~ csksioosa as follows: so. as % run
nom sud northeast corner OF ). L. Sec -
above nam d along The range line soa:h alb "a,
% et.ains, ih ncs southeast soout 60 chains 10
in'er' CT The north and s5uti line running ,hro.
The center Ot sections % and 81, T. O. r. 10,
"a nee south along said center line to the sou h.
west corierot ,hs widow Bells farm on the n.
h. sc. 81, 7. Q, K 10. thence in an eas,erly ai-
rea,ion to interse Ct the Osawkes and Osksioosa
county road at or near Slough Creek
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March 5,h, st : r. ". the exercises Of tee
Niai-terisi Assoc a,ion will commence.
March .Ih 4 ssh Fourth Quarterly Meeting,
pre- tc..iag by Rev. l. u. Price and Others.
Sunday Scisvo, aEI Bible Glass ut NJ
fre..sa ns of Genefui Prayer Meeting att Pm.
Gas Aeei'nS alter the morning preaching.
and at q p u.
citisen- and strangers are respectfully invited
10 attend.
d. DICKINSON, Pastor.
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Special Ioticss.
r ELIGI0U US

NJ Z. CntRcH.- inEaE vii be is-ii lious Ser
sicci . lie n ~ ChscniH Oskaloo>a on Sai.sis, ;
ts suiews:
Prss.,in. 81 Ioi. o'clock A. NJ, by The FOL
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The Emporia Neus says a considera-
BILE quantity Of peanuts were raised in
that vicinity this year.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
I. II F S

< S,1tt cf iTx SALLY, tcho dioa Gt {'ira B1yon Ao 22a, 1862. The life of man on earth
 IL but ephemeral dtean; With joys Snd sorrows from hss birth, h iife's eveuttui stream. Deaths grim hand again hss callod,
 And ruthless swept away; The life of one. ny ali beloved,
 Ut whom none; hath naught to say. Love and Kindness he inspired
 Where 0 A3 ho chan st 10 meet; The hand ot friendship he dteifed,
 And aS brother to treat. His sands of life, tho brief indeed,
 Have their life course run; sTue faith n him, whom need,
 When man on earth Is done. The dear anj beloved one of his heart,
 Iiatb gone, to her celestial home; IL. where he from earth dos part,
 she bids him welcome, cona Side by side their ashes lie
 In earth's sepulchra temD; Where iFiends will oft in reinembeTauca hie, Where the sweet honey suckle bloon Long will he in memory live,
 And thoughts 0f friendship riae- of him whom we loved to give
 The hand, which cold in death now lies. The cypress will In sorrow mourn Ger the tomb or him 80 true: And wild flowers his sod Gdorn, Whilst sunbeams sparkle in the dew. Years of lingering disease he fought,
 Yet all his thoughts love Iu him in whom faith be sought,
 "Ihe supreme architect abore." (. P. C.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03

as- The guubcat Pontchartrsin wbsch eecap.t from As pais when that city t into the cuernys hands h ieern sll riooTei of the tributaries misssGi
 r Her runs wss resoov,d tins ago land taE tery Whoa river, wheye they yet remain The Pontch- artlo :s pretty good boat ai coui snsly be Improved be of a1celsut service wethnk expert officer and ore~ ould a.sy bring her to this place where gsi might he noun ted and Improvements made the boat which would make her very ssrviosaks here s wiassE- viaAsba9g VhEa.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
Sheriff s Notice

FsNHEEa committed to the jail of Crswlrt c,pntv A. Ark, on the 7, th of August l562 a neSro man ubo ssyh his is DANIEL He is feet inches high of dark complexion, weighs about l30 pounds says he belongs e Benjamin Morris of Cass county Tysas The of the above named siare s hereby notified A cone forward and proYe his ownership to th or hs wil! deait with the sw directs
 JAMES |. BROWN, IR
 Sheriff of Crawford county stpI Id 15t2. em Cost of adv g. pnr wetk.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
-.S--.rss.~s>-

s- 1t + late Baltimore election there were abon IQ- 0,O puei Neither ecessonists democrats went the polls Tho customary of the city about 30G0O the Board o Trade election majority of soesaioniss
 elected including F. C. Porter, sscretary who has time been and s still prisoner in Delaware.
True Democrat., 1862-12-03
Attention All.

FTvHE MEDICAL PURYEYOR's Department Little Rock
 a Ark is in need of the following herbs etc. for the army which the following prices will be paid on deiyTy to Dr. F. SLygRBERG, Medical Purveyor Little
 0e Dr. c. 0. CURTaAs at the Chemical Laboratory Aradeipia Ark Persons residing in districts they obtained Hll piease give their attention to collect
 ing and saving then The articles be clean and well