True Democrat., 1862-12-03
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 Senator Henry S Rice, o Minnesota, has been all pointed ly Lue7!a ag- uaaerai and as ned o the d, ,rtuau how hcd by Poe Rice announces that the Indian aar clo.ed. Pype v, prolably he down in the outI-Teal
 gloe aye boeu seyera, strikes ofworhn,eu for high r wages a New York. recently.
 Te thousand Britigh rcJps are now concentrated at ratraI aul yessels have atoy arrived from he mother lu.try ta Canaia with artillery, troops and stores.
 - Glen. Kirby Smith Was quite sick at CAltta- ,ooga on tho 1911.
 - Fyr several months the receipts Of cotton t, | New York ayrTag3l five th0Usaud Jalos week. Ct hc -00 bslcs thu. procured each day, we may esti-
 mate that 200 were stolen and 900 sold by men in the south whose avarcei X large and patriotism small
 Buchanan isa candidate 'or Senator from the 15ata of Penn~yivania
 The Yankee navy has 335 vessels in service Fiaytwo of these arc i-on-olad, about 39.of which re atoat.
 Eight hundred bales ofcotton find their wsy nto Memphis every week.
 -- Nothing iu the history of this var or indeed of any warcoudu-teA by civilized people can equal ac atrocities committed by the abolition troops on i ac-mareh from Corinth to Grand Junction, during | Ao first week in November. We have the statements ! 9f their own army corre-p -pondeuts, admitting the most horrible crimes to have been committed. The 1 track of the army was marked hy fire and bIood.- 1 Every fence. house. barn and church was burnt; buildings were robbed and get fire to, while screaming women and children were pursued to the woods by drunken and Ncen,ious sol3iery, and deeds, al the though. of which humanity ahudders, were perpetra- tel by tho light of blazing homes. What th2y couid aot s,e they destroyed and in the language Of ore oftheir correspondents they spared not age and showed no mercy to 7eX." Tic black hag war is coming t4st upon US.
 - Seymour, the governor elect of New York, stated recently, in speech that he would sustain Lincoln in all constitutional measures to crush tie rebellion.
 - The secretary of war recently c0llod for 4500 negroes to work on the Notifications about Rich .a-.. - .. LII. s..- - VI l.-.-..--I ----e.... IbsA1oUAagzas D DIyI-oy AENY FAST TEvvzsszl,l London, Cenn7 Nov. l7th, l5o2 Special Orders No. 3.
 Il The following named officers of thc 2i Regiment AT kansas (d-mounted) Riff will proceed Arkansas with the money entrusted to their which they wu deliver o the families of the soldiers taking receipts 1I the same Company A--Capt. .f 2. Harrison Company Ll-Lt II. IEuggtus. Company C-Lt ! \ Gray ! Conrany Dit. j. M Sykcs Corarahy -Lt. J D srro0pa Company F-Lt. Joal pickinsan Company G-Serg't T. A. Penny. ConL my lI--Lf I. ( Moore. Company Private ! B Graves Company K--G4rt. E. N iIc1unnels.
 II. Inc officer il charge will publish this order m sone wspaper his arrival at the convenient point for the tenrft df the families oi s-idiels.
 Il Having transacted their business they will return to hyr commands bringing with them all conScpts recruits md clothing that be prccured under the dirran tho senior officer. No officer will he absent longer than sixty dsye. By command Of Maj Qenl JoHN P MoCowM T. 5 TREZEVANT, A. !. GeD1 Gen Eclmep having decided that Yereon attached to the Army of the West is o he removed, the a}ove named ocer will procure such Tecus they get md others of tber companies 10 service heTn proceed lfcnrt4 La, on the 10th of January, l3a2 J. '. HARRISON, Capt. peo a 2v~ .nd s4nior Officer