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,rrc 52ss oc shc l:rems on James Island

rEu Loss O. ;hc l.fcmS OH James Island
Fro later AMI morc;,u hantic information,
th.. Ia : q: h. enemy in the tight NJ Sec s.
Si,..viltr. il i. now believed. will Eo. ial! ar
short of eight ur nine hun'lred in killed,
" mnrl"d and nis>in The number ni dead
b ,ried by our parties, d.t"il:d i"r tie pai-
y ,se, reached, up tn Wednesday, oT''nlng two
h rndr,4l and fifiy-onc, and fifty additional
lies, il is reported, have since been disco'-
O al in ,I,. wo ds IN allition 10 this, The
enemy w.r. allowed Ia carry oil lhrE"
uamncr, lying near their l;i'e', their a:nbuian
,...s bcinv allowed 10 come within gun Sin'
. of o ir position without bcir. fired npn Our
,wu loss. it Is Thought, will not exceed "he
raa.!rei and fifty in killed, Wounded and
| ni>SiuS.
| Tu. enemy have kept very liet since, a.
lhnush it is believed .hpY are Strengthening
le,r rn,rrncblnent and are reported To have
e,.r,,. ;lEo: Ler battery six hundred Sar's' ii'
,vanc-. of their tnrmer one, mounted w''h
= .rrat guns In The meantime, our iofccS
ar. mt Idle and when he time tnr acllor ar
riveS, the enemy will Iinl The road to Charles
IN ot 81 easy us they may, perhaps, III
.ginr.
.All he sick a,, wuu tl,i OF our own troop.
Is well as the prisoners, have been reInoled
rom tie S:ccssionvilc Hospital To the city
.nl we are il,,w ready iur another contest
should The ele,ny re,Iat his experiment.
rht officer with tue !lAs Of truce. Oh We'd
nr,,iav. sunt a r. q,lrst to Gen, GSt l." allow
them III. y ivilege OF Seadins clothing me- 1.
.i,,ys. cA,;. ri, Nc. tu the prisoners VI "''
,,J ~, ;,u, "a, rrt.i, r,u.:.ip. An alt
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PIant..I,lnnt..Plunt.

moro cGs. 5Ia'a 'ta:is. -cssQr lasts,
ont more rotat45slirs Negcc, nothing TINT y.u
, H. to. r.c I!i, r.of* q: .,.h::-;rnrr.
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the effort. I, is the very last chance to avoid
cnnserip,ion, and one which I'VE can hut think
many in Eisefeld will hasten to embrace: Tho
gentlemen at the head o! it give in their own
worth and sol'licrly nbiity, an ample guarantee
that the thing will be managed judiciOusly and to
good purpose.
The refugees tn this place are on the increase.
We hear of several more families that are coming
to sojourn amongst us. Ours is 81 quiet, out-oi-
the-way village, and will ho found pleasant
enough retreat for distressed fellow citizens ot
the luw.country. Tue feeling amongst us Is OF
course that of cordinl welcome and sympathy TO-
wards them, and We trust they will have cause
hereafter, in recalling their present sai withdraw
nj trum the pleasures Of h"inc, to remember OLD
Edsciicld us rcstins-place in the wilderness
where all was peace aud order however the roar
in. tempest thunlcrcl i'll the distance. Certain
it is the gun-boats not expected up the Beay-
erda,u Mt this present writing, and the summer
nights are STARTLED only by dogs that hay tho
mnon. Int we know not what may turn up next
in the strange cyeniful history of this mighty war
II was certainly in the Book of Fate that Edge
GeM should be taken by the lankees that event
occurred near Nashville. Whether or not this
u,ber EJ.etivl (ihe alter Suinm;1) is I" be cap
,,r., remains to he seen. If the enemy only
knew what an amount Of dry goods, shoes, mo-
lasses, coffee and copperas they could get here,
thcre's no telling what iught happen. TO our
certain knowledge there are us many Us ID suelTes
nearly filled with the first rnd second description
of articles, at lcaS. twu thirds nt a. barrel ol the
mex, mentioned. seventeen or eighteen lbs OF tho
prxt.-an,l 80 on We trust though that IN SOME
way this information may fail tn relch the Toe,
and that Edgeiield may consequently get oil with
out - ioht. In the mean time it may not be aniiSs
t ucrfect all arrangements for burning these val
uablcs ut given signal, the subsistence OF LIN
ru,S's army kaving been no part OF the purpose
of our merchants in their outlays for the current
season.
TUESDAY. 9Th, y VI.
Just eni hack from Augms'a--been after the
news. Terrible place. Augusia-every thing go
ING up to fabulous prices-and hot! don't talk
and such water! ,epid and no ice. nowhere
Whew what II place to sleep in. How ,hunSiul
we ere, to lie living in the glorious country. TIE
Iurl helm the people of the Southern cities TINS
, su,nmer-cxccpt those Of them who are battening
+ upon the wants Of others by speculation and adj
ynpcinc rates,-and accurscd be they from head
: to foot.
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Aud now let: east about fur u few bits of 'tc!It-
rhatliitc tiIteial.'' YOU will see that new
lM'lies S"cicty i.as been iurned at this place,
dcn",ninateI Tie Sp"'h"r" .Sist.r. .ii %Ycicfy.'
Il: rnain rl.irr Is t" assist iLr families uI poor
S"ldrcIs.-; nu;.lc cause iE which Every nrc must
surely lid tlem G.ni-.pec,l. To help them to
beginning in :uuis, sunc Of Us have been req e.r i
tu givca mixed entertainment iu Odd Fellows
Hall at an carly day; 50 hope 10 be ready in
week OF two ;rith something new in tue round of
cur Edg,f@'d r"rictic.'! The times grow cutler
and duller with W. as mi,:ulumcr approaches aud
We shall nc:d Snlurthin: To rV,ivr W.. Now uul
then II. A. q. nn'! another, with viulin, guitar and
VOICE, awake thu ,rlIucs uf the oil, plaza from Us
upper hour nlfrc,-anl a. the tones Of harmony
strike upon tue silence, you may see one after an
other couiing out of their holes 10 discover what
'un airIL' i. in the wind We thus had the pleas
urc II few days asn of stimulating C"l. 7. q. BA-
COS intna hrGf i"rgc,ruuess of his prcscnt physi-
cal disability. by somewhat vivnriouS rendering
Of Tie .Nsii"m iI"rn, an nnricut iururc of
the sporting fraternity. 1t carried him back /, r.
the n."laUnt Ia his hunting 'lnys when Inc could
Idle down thrcc inxrs week, and be .rculy for
the fourth ut ni.''acuts s-n"iiec. Would that the
Colpnri had now the bodily activity and endurance
- .hu enipye,,-nU nan woull usc it ul"In resp
lutcy III our snod c"uutry's cause.
The Partisan Rangers, forming at this PLACE.
have mcetng here on Saturday next when il is
hoped d good turnout will eusuye the success Of
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l.alr srM. from the Nor,h.

E!cnnuAD. jane l9.-Nr;rprA papers "l
thY i.il aui Il u ,S,, hay: I.r.! rrc:'Y>d
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Vermont Teachers Association.


Inc twelfth Annual Meeting OF tao Yer
mont Teachers Association was held .. the
S,,tb Chnrob N w;,l.,. .,,,,o...,;,., ..
,1,.,.-, ~, y, ~ ~.
80. = . ''''N ~ l0eS"aY' Aug l'.''
1917.
l. the absence Of Goth President aud Vice
Presia,pt, the meeting yasc,u.l toor.,sr5y
t1s eco-o,,rv M, r.. y r E...,n of
''.'' - - N'''''
q il."eao1fs' vas CHOSEN president pm f"'
pore, and Mr. \, /. Howard. Assistant Sec
ra.sry. after. ,b;., n..y..r VS. aiff.-,i ,v re
Rev : g t,a,. =. VIII.
' - - -''.''' ~ " '"'''''
-. a .nsS'''''''' .ae' Pfo'ee0ei 10 '.a'''5'
tie business tor "5'ch It had Assem- ta'
"h'2A consisted OIL various addresses discuss
sioas, resolutions, sc. The As,9cil.i,n ai-
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Later from Europe.

NV YORK, August =. The Steamship Par,
sia from Liverpool l6th aud Queenstown ~,
l7fh, has arrived. Her a9yicei are two i,r.
later lAan muse already recIfei. H.rneg, ..
letting 80 Ganp"'di - very vague aud goatraIir
tory. NJ e'.'isl'n y yet reported.
The tsy' Day o. Aa-2e.a l'-@d b. witasl.
anything OF p1Nscti Significance ~ Qs,a-..
N ti~ I'm r'@j >p-ec1.
The L''er!o2! bread .ah' U..ae. had
downward tendency.
!. is a-1.e- shat ."e soa'I2t Ias:A,Jf. Es.
kmlsl5" ~ Tow 'nnant orders. Il sas "a.
mJrc1 TIA. .ft" received u telegram IF,4 Liver.
pool dat tie steamer go was n the aal1ne
hence Ter ieplr5are. ohe was expected 1.gs
at Kingston.
Tae Times continues to give" gloomy picture
9! Amellcdn affairs. and says there Is no !Gei.
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yourselves to the beautiful and plea,io, T.,
lesson Of childhood, commencing, "N'
81 would not live Away.
ask not to stay "
" At the termination Of this aat,s,;.
paternal address, my boy. the dgIegs,inss and
their hats and commenced to leave in ys ,.u s'ok
silence thereby proving that person, y tesp
and much inferior to the race at present rl n.
Using strategy on this continent. P'ac-
" Colonization, my boy, involves a scbo,..
human happiness so entirely beyond the Ea, d
power of conception that the concent,on 1 u 'n
will almost pass for something inhunan u i
Yours ut0pianica,ly.
. ORPHyUs {. Kerr
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MONTPELIER

The legal of the of Montpelier, invied
to at the Village Hall saturday, the 31sh OF
Angus; inst y O'Clock in the evening, to nominate
Town Representative All who in favor of sustain
ing the Constitution and the Un n, and heartily sup
porting the National Administration in its effort; sub
due rebellion and punish treason and maintain the
Contribution and Laws in the present crisis of the Coun
try, are cordially invited to attend
DAVID l.. FULLER, !
J. W. ELLIS. r.
". G. FtRRIN, ; ~
CHARLES REED, N0Anie'
Il. W. HYDE,
Montpelier, Aug. 81, ls62.
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We learn that Quartermas.ef General DAVIS
has contracted for building barracks suif:cnt
tor 5000 trools 4t Bguttvbro'. The barracks
for the frs; 1000 are to he completed IN fourteen
days. Some gentlemen in ClaremoHt, \. ii
nave the contract. We judge from tnis that
the regiments OF miiiti.. are Il TO 20 into camp
at Brattleboro', aud to remain there for consid-
cradle time
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Union Saving.

suggestion 81 some friend taa. ram was the
cause Of tie sick mans danger, and while Ia,
bottle Vas .eit within reoca Of the maniac 1
bed other lotions WoQI- re alu-iuist,re. in yaia
SHOULD put ASIDE TIC Suggestion ~ tae remark
tha: H. paramount yJJ.c. Has - save she life
81 ma patient auI lOa s. either s:fe = destroy
til @ot,.= d, lum tH.t vs. Zee 'inE the flame
"hicl Was Consuming the BRAIN Oh inr sufferer,
the 4octo: "poia 81 III GREAT 1t enc, Of being
either c-nctitcd qu1cA Gran y:itusc b!Jcyhe
-llU his Iep~J8tion IN this respect would not
very raplu:y improve ii lie sho1il a4d to hi>
first luminous Jtutcmen. u the SlngicncSs Vi his
! purpose, tne information tnat, ii any one would
not save he patient unless lie saved The bottle
, OF rum, lie DID not agree wit. aim, and ii any
one would not save the patient unies, lie at 5ne
same time smashed the bottle, he did no: agree
with him. But the case would be left, as the
common expression is, as clear as mud, if the
| physician should Offer as the most conclusive
answer 10 the suggestion OF removing the liquor,
the wonderfully brilliant, non-comnittal propo-
sltlon that if he could cure the patient, by re-
moving the whole, or part, OF not any Of the
intoxicating liquors that the sick man was daily
using, he would do 50. Very simple, and very
creduIous people might be convinced by this kind
oil roundal out nonsense that the physician was
""N '"''se"' "i'0 -, o'''
r., ''' G''D'No' ''"e0 "o"lo % "Ne,S'
"'I' ~ Sc .'''' e''ner i7no'"n"J' OF oJ
'''''''''' u y 0V''s"' '7 was e'1'''2 q direct
o'''"'l - suggestion respecting The treatment
1''''
'e''~''' A'nco'H' In MS letter to Horace
"'', We "'' 'oi4J - say !u9 h'inSFH
-, f''',''''' '''t'e 'eSS '''''''h'J S'ul'' 'l&h
VIZ F'5 '''iH'' ~ ''7 case J'e' suppose"
-''' C'''-95 paramount ''yeet IS TO sag"
VIZ 0n'''' l." ne suggests 20 XII" President the
= N"5 >" "-i'''i "o "'I'e'c9 II Ca" % Q0oe.
~ r'FS'o'h' Gays IN ms r~.'!y, ~ P'ls-
nI'o''' 0'J 'c' n '"'8 'I'"-2.; IS 70 save sac
Oh'on' &ad IS mol either 70 save or destroy
slavery Inns statement is OF course, ur-
III P1oV"1''y '''''c'' oohSL'"tional ana patriot
IT, Du' !" @''S al e. o" touca he discuss
''n u in0'"ooS ~ all l. HhIJ !" definite - to
''i0 VI" - DC reached without throwing the
ieaS' H9h' upon the best and shortest way to
'i"' emu
"' fS' luen' has e'loenuy fallen INTO the
MISTAKE winch ia" confused many good and
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Happiness for tho Black.

4 II. .lraN.tl r 4
az iln. 10 see lhe s"hei"' Vi 'iio rtIa ho
ade. who had lnVitel ihe 10 oe P'5s0n f.o,,
IN de an offer oil Dilss 70 I" uetoha''V ,pa sI,Ia
thai oppressed race "ni'h "'' &c" .taro,,ra
cause OF this unnatural W'r' anu 10
exempt from all concern III ~. ,..a :, his
IEe general my Doy' We -, arr;vad
temporary room OF auoignO9 49, ,t'r,,,,,h
yzamininS map OF 'lS go'"'' =
powerful n''Shi1iIn1 80 ''h ho ,,vnscfoy
iookin5 mo 'uln'ie- ~ '''00e'' ~
ID nhu solneIainT ''''-. .a,bl,. .,.i.at
"'h' %" il'i',s' hJn.l., ~ tha b,..,.,n
: ""r i..A' ''"'io' 40
race ,f. ....., -, nod ~.
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tIo1 III 49, 'f''"ts -
IA 'A9 D.'\ 81 'N.'''..' 49, ,.' 80. ~
IN '''i' WY ''''@ 49,. .i.,.,
"o' >'c''. I...',''s " on1 1870.
even we N'.'-.' ''' ''''''' ,'.'0
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wa - VIZ.
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aS - m}Stu' 'h4e It 10 o'L'i J'N '"ortu -,
' o'""'"fiiy col'tPli'u - C"''"'~' Inv
po' S"Iu"IouS 0"o'S' i"e1r 10 Z" "''' I'h0A
ence between our race h'ocu "IIeF' pe'hap''
ga" -hdt "H'0" cA'Sr' "0'"'0" ".'J '''0i wv
races ioHr la'o 'uN'i' very Si0a'E' %'i' ',+'
race suffers IN suueEl'g your Iace W 'un5r' III
" "'Fd' We oo'" 'unef "hle" eS'aO''SheS
te"'"" way oul race Sho"iu hp' 'unel you1 iac7
:" remain mere any ionoei: iou WIN oie mere
are an present suppose
"a p ,o'o' 100 e'i aa"' hoo,. .ouo Il, u.,s
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The Huntsville (Ala) correspondent of the
New York Herald says it is currently believed
shat Magruder with 49, 900 men is marching in
to Kentucky.
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Tao Manchester Journa' says that Benning-
ton County has already raised its full number
Of nine months men.
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OF RUTLAND.
oCoanty Nominations,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Il hD Biso1f pE1E. Senators.
P BRADFORD,
CALVIN FnTnL4L;!tRToN' Judges.
T. K. MERRILL, Judge Of Probate.
.~tl.GER NJ; JANKMAN, Sheriff.
: cfiEs- Ii. HEAIH, states Attorney.
0.L>TAT SON, High Bailif.
ADDISON COUNTY.
SAMUEL D. IiuLC0MB, 0ena'ofS'
oiI q hO S : ~ Assistant Judges,
'GAlUS A. COLLAMER, Sheriff
va Z. BhSEOM, States Attorney,
e. L RAU NGND, iiea BailiH.
JSpG.s PHon ATE.
HARVEY MuNSiLI, New Haven District.
: GA.vING TILDEN, Addison District.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
En-. :. -G'...1 az, s.n,,o~s
NYRoN CLARK, 7S'''''s'
!, 4 4 i 2i DEEtiIr3. Assistant Judges.
I.EANnER POWERS. Sheriff.
y - - g. 1..tr,t Iioi,ie
- - ynlT,.
TUEEG47T~ R..,in,.1I, yli.trfc.
3rpIlH, ,..,I ,,,.,,f-.,r. Districr
..,,r.t....,.>, co1.>rv
II ID . T 70 c 81 %5.S' senator's
\ AN 4. y lt!' \ 4 l1Rz&a.
.T,YHt: ALL. iH'S'9>'l1'
r. E. WALLS Jndge Of Probate
!. TAI >Latc'- Attorney.
4 r. Fla .AIAN. SloriT,
4. :. BI0DGEIT, High aailiT
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ALFRED KEITH,
HARVEl D. FARRAR,
r. j. sane, tCor,tv .Tpdoes
r. H. HOET,
K. r. &HEBM M, Sheriff,
4. 4. MOORE ba'lif,
II. F. HoUGnTON, Judge ofprobats.
ORANGE COUNTY
, Il y Al B sE !5ES'' senators.
AoHA GE ~TRl CNhANp, Assistant Judges.
EBhNEHtK - :. J
jOHN tO" hl.l., states Attorney.
Sof ~ ~ ~ ENi4 ,'r ~ 2Ntri a,.,r
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ORANGE COUNTY

-JAME%M. BASS, senators.
ALVAH BEAN, '''"'0'9'
AoRACE STRICKLAND, ,.s;..on, 1rdoos
EBHNEXER BIAS. ''''' "ueo'
JOIN KO%ELL, states Attorney.
ROYAL BCRNHAli, Sheriff.
T. EEHLANh, hieh Bailiif
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
Al. GitN0RE, Bradford District.
i-'. L. -. LAKELAND, Ranlolp'l District.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13

interest of the Northwest and the political party that would destroy that market IS our greatest foe.
 Most earnestly, then, do l call upon the men of Indiana to consider what President Lincoln f SC ems to favor, what Cameron urges, what the republican members of Congress in caucus, have determined upon, and what bills now pend ing in Congress contemplate-the freedom ot negroes in the rebel States-in a word, the destruction of Southern labor and the ruin; for ever of our rich trade and the value of our pros ducts.
 lmpeled by false philanthropy. England has made her rich islands a luxurious waste and wilderness, the trade of which IS worth no more than one of the jewels in the Queen crown. Are we now, who have for ourselves and the generations yet to come, such important interests involved, to consent to such pollcy to- wards the great and fertile regions of the Gult of Mexico?
 The first and highest interest of the North west IS in the restoration and preservation oi the Union upon the basis of the constitution and the deep devotion of her democracy to the cause of the Union is shown by its fidelity III the past; but f the failure and folly and wicked' ness of the party in power render union m possible, then the mighty Northwest must take care of herself and her own interests. ohe fnu.C not allow the arts anu HneoSc VI ~" i1HG land to despoil her of her richest con merce ana trade, and to render her labor wholly snbservient to an eastern, sectional, and selfish poticy-eas tern lust of power, con merce and gram.
 know the potent appeal that has been ma e to our pre- udice upon the charge that slave la Dor is in competition with the free labor ot the North; but know also that 1t is not founded in fact. The cultivation of rice, sugar, cotton to boco, and hemp IS not in competition with our labor, but in aid and support of 1t. With the gold which the southerner receives for the sale of his creps he purchases our products, and thus se- cures to our labor its high rewards. Bat We dis | turb the institutions, our fathers approved them-if we free the negroes of the South, what are the consequences upon us? Large numbers of the negroes would seek the North, expecting to meet peculiar sympathy, and one of two re suits would follow; either they would not work and thus be supported out of the earnings Of our labor; or they would come directly in com. petition with our labor; and being of an inferior class and not competent to do as much work, nor do 1t as well the white man, our labor would be degradedand cheapened; and the white man would be driven to seek employmentin com petition with the negro, and to accept as the re- ward of his labor the standard of prices which l that competition would fix.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
Valuable Lands on the Line of the Cairo
 and Fulton Railroad for Sale,
LITTLE RocX. ARE.. August 2Oth, E

LITTLE ROCK, ANA, AngCst 4Jth, I6bI. U1Y resolution and Order of the Executive Committee of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, of July 9a ls6l the undersigned appointed Trustees, with authority sfuctons to any lands Of the company o linn amount for the purpose of paying it's just debts and liabilities the discharge of which, the company is ieeay as well morally bound, and the payment of which ought not to be longer deferredn
 Our instructions to sell the same to sn amount not exca,ne hundred thousand Iars at price not less than two dollars and M nts per acre to receive in pay ment therefy cancel outstanding Bonds excepting s; ,D construction Bonds Nos l, Z 3, 4, and To- Illegally retained by S Shuman land certificates erother evden cq of indebtedness admitted liability o the company, with the any .erued thereon as well as money Bonds or money Confederate States o America and War Ra or Treasury Warrants of the sssss of Arkansas ani execute deeds to purchaseF7,
 Being therento epewerSt ay setd Oror the undersign- ed have appointed so. C. "Ar-ss Commissioner to act undar authority n Carrying out it's provisions All ap peatiens for TT purchase of land to be addressed to Li-, WI ASHLEY,
 WI. E. WAIT
 Noy o9 -fm WG. F. WOODRUFF.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
N NOTICH.

6~t0GlITTTUD ta the Tenitenltryo- the llth S1 e-
 %J day of November I6tl. crrla.u negro s.s s> Nan, calling his tara BftL at-nt fet n. y t*syfi clcs in height oi q black color abol 2S years E- % old. lie siy4 he belongs to some man living w a Memphis. Tenn s % s The owner ;lested to forward. com % ply witA the aw and take him away or he Will 2 ss ie sold at the expiration of two ycafs to Day +k q the charges. A. J. WALp.
 Dec > lS61 2tm. Eeerts Gf ftajIs1t lry
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
" NorTCH

rET AS committed g the Arkan-es Penisentinty ly Sa the s:cria ,Uatsti county ne ist f7
 November. l261 certain Negro Hau a h:- uaraaF9 JIn. Said negro is sEoAt 4j years old IiscE .e.
 color, feet nine inches height, has pop ey pednient in bis sy seci
 He is the property Stephen Barei-d who re- uur Vlcksiu, Mss, aud taken away tae eAHIa0n of two years, will ba sold by tle State. 4. J. WARD, Dec 5. 1S6l 2;m. Eeene- of p.4.E.l. t-rr,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 LITTLE kNCk. AKk AASAS

Rev. W. z. GRAVES. A. Nj. l r,,.
 Rev. Dr. F. r. SChEIFLER, PRINCIPALS
 Assisted by full corps of abe and experienced Teachers fzNHE above named Principals respectfully
 h iniorm their friends, patrons and the .ss2>-eea public generally, that the next session of this Institute win commence the lSt MoRday ia errsS - Sepeatb3, lSGl. Gratefully acknowledging ssss sss the very liberal patronage they have hitherto eyed, they affirm that effort shall bo spared render the Institute all that its generous supporters desire Ihe thorough training will be given in all brabches ot complete English Education, Mathnaties Modern and An cient Languages will be taught far n an5 college and in the department of Nusif, Planting Drawing, but tcachers of tho hgst qualifications will be employed The government of this Institute s characterized by the kadntss; the of propriety and individual sponsiby will be appealed to rather than fear of punish an the moral training receives emitting attention Tuition will be charged from the time of to the close of the session. No deductions for tuto except protracted illness The scholastic is divided no two sessions of 21 weeks each The Iastne will embrace three deIartm nts-the Primary, Junior aud Senior.
 For terms a4d parhcnars apply to the Pricnipals,
 Lit@e RGck, July !. iSbi,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-13
x z GTICE

COMMITTED to the Ar Peaitentiary by t,e. A jsilr of Ja ,kson c3anty. cartHH Negro Man tf9 ang himself LUClS about feet In-h.- ti-h. u'a tack color, light build, abou. D yeas- old, . known.
 The said negro vii, be sold at the expiration Of tyo if r1t ctllc! for hy the owner. \. J. WhEu,
 rec. ,, lSal. 2+1a. Keeper of Ps,ta .ary