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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
Gales bn Aartlon.

CCTION notice.. ROTH, Auctioneer,
~ will eel THIS DAY lMonday) Apr :; At y O'Clock
htclas boarding. house. No I28 HAyrrey place 6t"seh
Wahing ton square sd 5ihav consisting Of osa ini sI.9
y.rwao Table 1tey Brussels aud Ingram Carpets 10 .in
sle and double Iias MssiIeSses Beds bsdins &C. SAFE
positive.
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4. NJ. NERvtS. Aucuoueci.

\. NJ NkkEls AuctDueci -.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Bnild
40 n.. No, 3si and 5Jj BrssdwsySaes Of Books, Sta
oney Pe'Ies Works - Art, Fancy Goof, Furniture. kc
MONDAi EVENING April :, at O'Clock.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ENGRANlS0S-A private
collection comprising that hne and choice and some
that arc old and s,,rce including Etchugs, &c
WEDNESDAY INENIsG, April ? a, o'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of valuable sna choice BOOKS on
v-ou, subjects. ard srge colec on OF MlLCFLLANEOus
LITERAL RE-, including variety ofe1PsrsVo yiusiFa,ed
WORKS sc.
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n tN AVN NVI N = y u Y. - ,,..,.,,
IA Aueoneer-Msgnihcent HOD stuOLD fUkNi
TtRE at Public Auction on THIS DAY monday April :,
st the elegant resdence No a. West l6th BET 3h snd 9TH
avs, commencing at II O'Clock, cou,iTng ot ko.sTooi
Rosewood Black Weluu, suites Mirror tdrpets
CIocs Etaser.s BookcWe Lace Curtains, Extension Table
suie, Chairs Soip Chlqa Glass, Sly,r-wMe Isbie 1nt
.-v Bureaa. Bedse al, Wsrdo6cs Bms.ei. Carpets h.ir
and sprius Mattresses, Bedding Toilet Set, Also, Basement
And Kitchen Furniture. Sale perrmp,ory.
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT ant FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
.,eamer MFTROPOI.IS. Cagt. Brown. leaves New'f oTs
ev,-y TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SAT HDAY, at 4
ocioek D. m. ana the EMPIRE SlNiE, Capt bra toh Oh
from Pier No. 2 r. X. -.
Hereafter will be regarded - srcneuto Any 'P
plic,Bt M I'll the same shall have heel paid ioI. .
Freirt to Boston forwarded through wHh srea, opach
By su EIpTes, Freight Train. ,,,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
from foot of Cou,tlani' it.-C0nDectirs II Hampton
auction with Delaware. Lacfswa1na and western "io"
ard 4 Easioa VITA Legh Nauey Railroad ins rs coinee
tions. forming direct hne to Futsu"f-h 1e1'a e'
sPEISG ARRANGEMEyr-Comns March 20, 1862
- cave New-i ofk a. follow: .
HARHsBrK0 ExPRX.s-At q. m. f9r Es'.on. Reading
Pot,svillr Harrisburs Mauch Chunk. wilamspor &c.
Man TKAiS--At Z. fog Ea,top, water Dap scEsn'
ton Grat Bend. Pittr;on, Wikesbsrle, s 2. $50,
i2x. THKorGH TRAs-FOr Easton. Aiauch Chunk, WIZ
lismsps-t. Rcading. POi,svle Hsriburg, sc. go
4F.N. THgoUf HTRAIS-ForEssloni Bethlehem Alrnto"n
s.i0P ~ WAY TsArS-Eor somerville.
SP :. WgsrRRS ExFREss-F9r Eaton. Allentown Read
Ing Hamburg P,bUr sh snd the est sleeping cars from
jersey City through TO PiiisbLi IN. =.
ErPHsss rKAis H.HKisBUEG-The q M Express
Tfsi from Nov iors siye- harsburr9 ~ p H. oonnecs
g Es and est ou Pennsy ynnia en Al i,o-tefn
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumoef
land Valley Railroad. - w. -.
Tsg TaROrGH ExPRYss Tram FoR THI WY'r leaves
New Yor. IT p M daily SUNDAY, excepted making close
connection 1t Hamburg with Penn sylyana Ra WIN 40
chuse otcs, ihurgn. and but one q 'lelHhau ana
Cli-ay9 Four hours unlr 10 saved By taking tts tram
Tlr,BSruPosr .Sp kEwYogK FsgRf-Lea'e rev
from Pos No 2 North liver a. ''JJ and Al M ''-V
49, and 5:fD p. ,,-. t,....4
The boats TOP at Bergen Point aud hninen Harbor every
tip each way JOHN D Stems superintendent
LNRIE RAILWAY.-Passenge trains from foot
a. ofChsmhenst, as follows;
IAN, Express, for BufAo.
si5 ~, Sink daily for o,svills and intermediate Sta
4
59l p. m, Way for Midiietowu Nswbursh and in'efas
80 Eirh. Erpreu daily for Duukirk. Buffalo Csnsu.
and prncir al stxous The Train Of Saturday runs
throush TO Buf,o, but does not run to Dunkirk.
p H. CHARLES MINOT, General sup't.
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HTDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA
4 NY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH snd WEST. TrAiEs leave:
From ChsmbeTsst. ffom Dihat q,
Yror,ss and n a. a. and rs ll:2S u, and 3;s5 ana
- and 2. DO y. m ,
Tro, ssd albany with sleep lo25 pm Sunday. included
Pcushkeep,is train at 71o sja H. and Ie:25 aud s:,5
and Y NJ. ana $50 p. Ii. pm
Peekskil train, 900 p m. t;23 p. m.
Sing Sing train, s.i5 M. IL: 40 IN. aud 5;55 p. m.
A. y. SMITH. Superintendent.
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Aonse (nrnishina Uoo0s.

THAIRS-No 299 Pcarl-si.. wood-seat, boxed
~ for shipping; elso Office Dining Couags Rockiny
CHAIRS aud STOOLS, retaied at who.esae prices.
~ just patented Every family have n beauti.ul
Wruger By express Eeceip, q q wrngs beauH
I'll y and ~ en1 tub address lnco'is ~ T. ID: Van
world cell aud county rights rybody will buy
~ ClotheWlugef Patent rights for sale. For circular
with wood cut address with return stamp. ~ B-Agena
pejdiers und stores supplise--TS per dozen.
CtpLENDID sILYER-PLATED ICE PITCH
- Fps 'fi iD. elch NEFRIGERArORS, COOKING
--..-..--, 49,, .. iIiilcbss Ito1ot..u "a pn.s..
b..SSsO.D, C.oPs. l-Ja.a ~ .g.t'r..
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M NJ. lIOLLlNGSHEAD Auc,oneer.-
W Spring trade sale OF 5000 case. BOOTS SHOES
BkOoANS. add CATERS. al auction. TUESDAY April
at 10y O'clock n the store Of J. L. Nhilrhour No -
Courilsnd,st comprising lines of prime aud sen,onabe
goods directly from manufacturers and well adapted 20 city
aud country trade Catalogues ready on MONDAY 1th.
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| ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
- TthMlal S.-Leavs Jamesslip aud Jlth.L Ferdes
Ne" "IA mvO IN. for 1reenp0It. $50 and $3.50 D.
~. 'or hoth 'p and Saturday, to Yaphens $3.50 and
90" T. ~ l' ofvh.et s.~~ {.
rssd, s-a..A Al, 81. sa.. :. a.. 70. j.na.:,
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4 SSIGNEEs SALE BENJAMIN WEA-
~ YER Jr. Auc,ionseF will sell al Public Auction on
FRIDAY Ami, n 1852 a. 10; ~ a,,he store No l52 StL-
ay the s,ok OF LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS con.
tsined in aid store, Also tie Lease and Fixtures OF 'Hs
same. by order Of tho Assignee
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads..
=.
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT
~ FOR BOSTON
,yopCEsTER PALMER, FlTCHBURG NASHUA
LOWELL, C0NCoKD ThE VIZ pGi MTSNiAiN'
IT.. u.u and s.ausch Steamers OF the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or nEW,hoSh,
lava New York dsily SUNDAY, excepted 81 CLOCK p H.
from Pier No. - North River foot OF Festry'sI'
FOR NEW LONDON, ,
copn.c,inr with the Steamboat Express Tren Tor the
shoys roins vi. Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Wo,ceser Nashua and New London Northern hiiroae'.
Freight taken the lowest rates or ihlornapn
r. ) MARTIN Agent on the Pier
rH,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT by SHORE LINE.-Lesves 27th-st, 4h-sv, y a.
.,riye in Proyidence 42O pm. 2l5 AM arrive IN FRO
yid euce 7:J0 pm; pm, Express Ihrongh hish ian'
,,Tiye In Prondencs $50 and Boston at % Am ,.,..
NTTGUT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-The
~ tTRAVELER lpsves Pecksip at " y NJ hr,i'ing 10
,. Tor early morning trains The COMMUNAL leaves
~ Tiains 20 north and east from New Haven 81 IL
o'clock
Hay BOAT for POUGllKEEPSlE.-T
.,esulsr ARMENIA will. and after TUESDAY, Agr'l
run from New orb PoIghSeepsie as follows; Leaving
f,o # II rrson.si at O'Clock m, landing az 1onAtIs'
Mack and Tarrytown. Hsverstraw coLkeus' west fo,'
cold srrnr Cornwall Eewburgh, New Hamburg and Mil
ton returning PovghSeepse at ocloeS touchns al
joth.st each way reaching Ne'g'io rk al 81 O'CLOCK
GTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
> TON, NEW-LoNDoN; sfoHiNGrQQN P P15I,,I 4
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW-EhDtnKD.
Tbs splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier 40 l8 y X, loot OF Oout'-
dt.st D iILY (e1cept Sunday at p m
Freight taken low by othe line ohce oil Ooh'
p'"'' - ". NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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Josxrm HEexsAx. Auo,ione-r.

TUESDAY, April 3, at - Il. M, at No. l37
l. Amy.st.. between Henry and Cinion-,,.. Brooklyn
Rosewood Secretary Bedstead (Plympton. PATENT Rose
wood Sofas Lounges Arm aud Psror Chairs In har cloth
reps Rosewood and Mahosapy msrble,op Dressing Bureaus
Wmhstsnds B-dsead., Hair Maitress,s marble top
Ensnesd Suites Lace Curtains Oak DningRoom turni.
iure marbctop Buffet Extension Side Tubt, Chairs
China, Glassware, &c Brussels and Ingram Carpets on.
cloths, Rsflscrators &c.
SAME DAY at u o'clock p m, in the store No. ~ At.
Antcs between henry and Clinton SITS Brooklyn, zen.
ele assortment OF WARDROBE Tables, Bedsteads Chars
Desks. Mattresses, Stoves. Cabinet Makers Tools Hair c.
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M1viggyr avp Pnun,E Dr CHgs RuLw,r, J

Mmwivgyu ASD PRNEE DU CHIN hNLwAr)
Coupaus p Oiro 300. p n ii.LlI ~. Room No.
Second Focrl NEv-YoEK April 1872.
TIVE TRANSFER BOOKS for all classes Of
srDCE 81 tLi. Company viii Boz closed on TUESDAY.
April 5 'a and will remain closed from 18th to nln int
boil inclusive pfcpa s.oy 20 the ANNA citing for tie e
ton Of Dcr0fs end other purpose 10 be held . Nil
uauAes, April 90 l5lR CilAs. +. WILLIAMS,
Transfer gent
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ilropos sails.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Dealer, and

CEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 18th
> day II ApTi l59 a. u O'clock for ggpiyins the
United Sub Dept with 200 head Of BEEF CATTLE 90 s
hoof
The Cattle be delivered at Washington City, sad sss
animal 70 average 800 pounds gross weight; a1na o.
msed whice eighs less than !. 600 pounds gross.
The Cattle be delivered sach times aud Ia such qa1
tie. a. the Government may require.
Cattle will be greG under this contract after ds
contract is closed. Haifers and bulls not wanted.
boad with coed and satisfactory security viii % ~
quired
Government itself the right to psy In Treasury
notes. .
No bid will be entertained when put In by contractors via
have prevourly fded TO comply with their contracts
where the bidder present 70 respond 10 bis od, and
bids 70 be accompanied by two GUARANTEES.
TIE names firms should be stated ID full with the precise
address u A. the members Of the Arm.
Bid. to be directed to Msjor A. bECKWITH, C. g. g. g.
A., " Arlington, ID. G.
FoRx OF GUARAyTr
We -, o'the County OF - and State Of -, snd
-. OF the County Of - aud State Of -, do hereby
ga antee that Is able to fulfill contract in accordance
with the of lis position aud that should h prcpG-
ton De accepted he will 81 eDte in.o conra, IN a.
coriance thseWih Should The contract be awarded him. We
are prepared 70 become his secie This gsssn;y nns b
appended TO each bid.
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Ocean Cleaners.

nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A first
class will leave New'f ok on INC lst rtn; ana
Dist of each month except when these dstes fall
whom the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following
or freight passage apply Of tho only once No bowling
green. ~ ID. hhhS., h<ou~
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DASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
British brig SAGINAW, Clark, master has fine .ccom.
nodatjons and win sail in days For passage apply gu
board Pier No. Fast River, or TO WIN. J. DEWEY Co..
No. % Wslst
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$4,000 pounds fret quality smoked BACON SIDES
ol0 (which TO be sisted Put mp each ri.ce IN
Zip wrapper and packed light erc>s Of about
pounds each Ia boxes Ae samples t. be At hts
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SAYINGS BANK.

TLVIlRD-ANENUE SAVINGS BANK.
L COHsKR 3n-iv. AND 2JTufT.
CUARTEFLD li5t
SIX PR CENT INTEREST allowed all sums, from
One 10 Ols ihousa1d Doilal.
DEPOSITS MADE on or BEFORE 2TTlf APRIL
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM APRIL FIRST.
Bank opeu daily from 10 20 - ESQ. Monday wednesday,
sud Saturday Evenings. from D tot
sPENCER X. GREEN, President.
Arcs. +. LEy. Secretary.
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900 harTeis hrst qualify new MISS PORN or PRIME
MISS PORN (Which 70 be stated 10 De fusssei 300 bs
meat u fhooped ock barrels wi.h iron hoops meat 70
BE- fee from rst STAIN and be repseked within thirty
Of 1-ltx
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A DJISTMENT of CLAIMS on the GOV
"A ERsMESr--CLAlHs upon tho various Departments,
listed IN person By rcsieo. Agent IN Washington,
Hon HOKA1lO KING,
sie Poi,nastef General Of the United States. 10 whom
claims sie forwarded daily by
JOHN u. jit GRAY Amy aud Navy Banker
No. % Nasssu stree. opposite the PostOfice
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NE BF5T INNS N TIE WONLD.
On receipt Of of the following IN cash post
sisps the subscriber wl send by return mail ohersias
directed God Pen Pens seeciiag s SJms aoTd,sg
q 0escLinLiln. viz.
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No. otsIt'ttl NeW'l OLA, Apfn J, W.
4 RMY sUPPLlES.-PrOposals will be re-
"a ceiyed BY the undersigned until O'Clock Ne TIES
day tue sth inst Supplying FOR the oil the United
States Army. SUBSISTENCE STORES to be delivered IA
New. York BrooEyu, a. follows. viz:
For delivery on the 18th Of Apfil 1892.
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Jnstrurtiou.
A GOOD HANDWRITING TAUGHT

E'ERGUSONVILLE ACADEMIA F,.,
Il Class Boarding School for both sexss sl3O DER 49,.
BOARD. tuition Of books. furnished roor etc Ho,s
riding and gymnasium Til Iay the Principal can b -.
daily between and p at Howe Ferry's No. Boa
JAMES OLIVZSt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Tribute of Respect.

The object of this communication is to render to one of the gallant sors of Texas, a just memorial of his distinguished services and to perpetuate, far as such notice may do, the memory and honor of one of the bravest and most generous officers in the Confederate army. Gabriel 5. Fit2hue, the first lieutenant l. Capt. J. ", Throokmorton' s cop,vany of'the 9th Texas cavalry, was born in the State of Missouri, 4th December, 1881. His father, John zhue, settled in Cooper county, Missouri, when that country was the home of the Indian and ever since, been frontierntan of ster- Hug worth and merit. h the spring of l645, the father of tle dooeased, moved and settled in the State ot Texas, before the State had been annexed to the United States, one year. His new home, in the far off southwest was again made. while hos tile Indian war whoops were as familiar to him as were the screams and howls of the wild beasts of the forest.
 In ls45 the intrepid and daring youth, as cap- tain under Col. M. T. Johnson, entered the service of the State of Texas as a ranger, on the bleeding frontier of his State, and by his chiyalrous conduct won the admiration and profound respect of his colonel and soldiers,
 h the winter of '55 and '5o, he was again in the State service, as captain of company under Col. Jas Bourland, one of the illustrious and determn- ed sons of the republic and State ot Texas, where again young Fnzaue distinguished himself as soldier and itticer. @
 In the SD ing of 1860, our ieutenant was in co m man,i Of a company again under the gallant Col Johnson, il, defending the helpless iaui es, whose blood from the toniahawk and scalping knife was cr ,nsoning the translucent streams ot the Brazos and Trinity upon their sources. Here again fresh laurels were added to his fame.
 In the early spring of l66l under the .,rsYe and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Number 22.

accomplished Throckmorton, he went into the State service, in Col. W. c. Young's regiment as the first lieutenant of the company, and there gained the confidence and respect of his brother officers and Texan soldiers. On the 18th day of Septem, Der of the same year, the entire company, of which he was lst lieutenant, enlisted as twelve months men into the 9th regiment Texas cavalry, com. manded by Col. B. Warren Stone It was here. the chivalrous bearing-the accomplished demea- nor-the social, frank, cheerful conduct of the high toned officer and gentleman, was displayed in the amplest manner, winning the hearts best wishes and kndest regard for the youthful, vrtuous 6rape It was here too, while herocally leading his brave men to fight surrounded by Texas heroes, Capts. Ross, Wharton, Throckmerton, Hardin and others. with their brave Lieut. Col. Griffith, that our lieu tenant in storm of lead, gave up his life for his country. All honor to the virtuous, noble gallant Fitzhue-there is green spot in the waste of thought, where his memory is embalmed, and from whence, when long years have passed, will walk the tall and graceful form of the countrys martyr and where again will sec the cheerful smile of generous hospitality and pleasant devotion to mili- tary duty.
 His fall will be his country's gain. Stronger in death than in life, for his sad fate has nerved the arm and steeled the hearts of hundreds, who will avenge his death upon his countrys foes-rhe foes of human rights and human liberty. Ostenahlab's rocky hills drank his blood-Texas prairies mako his charnal house-hearen his home
 Upon the same battle fed--from the same reo; ment and at the same time, fell other sons of Texas -Lrtve and generous men, whose graves for many years will be watered by the tears of anguish which have coursed the cheek of mothers and sisters. where the patriot bard wiA sing his most plaintiye song beneath the willow boughs, which slow, as death move before the envening breeze, ever the green graves of the youthful, sleeping so'diery. Thos. F. Arnold Virginius Howell and - Harris sleep there! When will the morning come?
 B. W.S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
Cantonment "B."
FEBRUARY 18th. 1889


 Departed this life, at his residence in M, riop county, Ark, of typhoid fever, after ling. rine. illness, DAyID K. PARNELL, member of Cant I. M Kings company, Mclntosh's regiment.
 lie left his regiment to go home on furlouob about the lst of December last athletic and sr,n1 no one dreamed that he would rejoin his comnapv no more; yet, alas how soon brightest earthly ht pes may vanish! How soon the healthy and hale may be called to render up their commission. That in. sdious disease, typhoid fever seized upon his frame and after 2 lingering illness, he laid hi, armr by. yieided up his charge and went the way of al the earth. He is no longer summoned by the bupIe,s stirring blast to wars carnival feast-po more an. swers to roll call-no more the echo of wars boom. ing artillery causes his patriot heart to thrill tor his country's weal--no more he goes in and Ont before now gref-strcken family. He is ecn.-- leaving widowed wife, two orphan children and many relatives to mourn their loss. Nav God m ln his mercy bless and pour the oil Of corsolation upon their afflicted hearts R.NR
 On hearing of his death, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted by the company: WHEREAS, ls has pleased Almighty God in tn. dspensatlan ot his Providence, to call from time to eternity, Our much esteemed friend and fellow soldier, David K. Parnell, who departed this life about the 2Oth of January, of typhoid fever; there fore, 'A''o Rescined, That in his death, our company has lost worthy member and Jealous friend; and our southern cause, devoted and valient soldier.
 kesOlred, That we deeply sympathize with ths afflicted relatives of our departed compatriot. hon ing that He who tenpers the wind to His shoru iambs may comfort them in this their sad bereaye- ment
 Rssofned, That copy of these resolutions be sent to the widowed wife ct the deceased, and one to the True Democrat for publication.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
ernrrEsTR ATIoN NOTICE.

FENDER tne provisions of the act approved August 'Ol. fRiI for e -SequeetIa;iOn Of the Estates, PIeperty r -ts of Alien Lurne the und rsiened has been ap- ointea Receiver for Western District ol Arkansas comprising tle of Benton. Madison, Washing" Carr l Crawford Franklin, JonsoD Scott sebastian, FOX Ana ~ and hereby gives notice that under the pfoNIs- iona m m lc the duty ot every citize haFli2 ans ,n.,. f any lands tenementg, or hefeiiiaments s,js att A rights credits, any interest therein; vii e Cu. eGafe eat's of or fr' or beionshR to pv i-n cue l. .peedy tc give information of the same to th4 ecsrs .arse8 with the execution of said act
 And he further notifies every attorney, agent ioraer yuch lands o:er property. above indicated o or of .r on.g any such alien enemy, speedily to inform hin, , t- stua and render account thereof And anv snf person wluly failing to give such information and ,snlcr snen suljecs hlms' t0 fine ana nm
 neat and to the payment of double the valne of the alien m o,ry eecJs held by him to his control In lrnisiing such information full description oi fe pronerty held sheQlc ue SFei and also le hae " ioSi deuas of rhc alien oas.uy
 gie olic. of the undersigned is at the Court House at r-,a p,-e, J. B LUCE
 IT.. aeg for He Hlsaya District ef Artansas
 Jan. O ioo2. tf
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rT n n [ C T

rSY resolution and order oC the Roard of Directors o Ee lhe N-ss- ippi, Ouachita and Bed River Rail iod Crnay of November 27th 1s6l gns authorized o sell any lands situated tle Clamp mpAgnoe Swamp Land Dl
 ric sold Of granted to said Company by a. aet of the .par9i Assembly, the state of Arkansas appIosed 10th
 sy of laHnary lS61 Said Lands to be sold at p Ice no e thar g Ter aer and to receive in payment tereot
 Bonds or N5ey of the Confederate States of America anf Wr Bonds or Treasury Warrants Of the State ot Arksnsa and execute eai purchasers All persons having pr' entton q me npon ot sad Lan are heIeby noliIcl tht if sand claims are not redeemed within ninety dayo from ih date their rights under their praenptlnn Will h forever barr. d. AS THUS. hLbsCA l' ~
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

BARBARoUs CoSpUcT OF THE ENEMY.- The following extract of letter, received here from an entirely reliable source, de- tails deed of barbarity so revolting that it is difficult to conceive how even the de- mons who are warning upon us could have been guilty of it. 1t makes the blood boil to read 1t. It tells of the treatment of the corpse of a northwest Virginian, who was taken prisoner at the battle of Greenbrier, and carried by the repHlsed enemy to Co lumbus, Ohio, where he died: " January 4th was a gloomy day at Fairmont. The body of George P. Morgan was thrown off the cars on the platform, directed to his brother in-law, His friends knew nothing of it until the Yankees told them of it, laughing and taunting them. They had not washed or dressed the dead man; he was barefooted and had on the clothes which he wore when he was taken pris- oner. His wife poor woman, Is nearly crazy. His friends are afraid to attend his funeral, for fear of being taken prisoners. :" --RichmOnd Enquirer, lst.