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Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
E. BOWMAN,
Clothing for the Volunteers,

LII clothing designed by the citizens Of
"A Hampstead for Capt. wiliamson's CON-
pany, the y Southern Defenders" are request
ed to be delivered at the store of ID. & V. Block
by the 10th Of November. The clothing needed
for each member is one coat; two pairs OF
pants; two pairs of socks; and two pairs of
drawers. Ii II to be hoped The citizens OF oio
Hampstead will respond to the call, as the men,
bers Of this company are sadly in need of the
above articles.
GEO. II. WILLIAMSON,
I'd Lest
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Read This!

4 WISH to ascertain where Mr.. III. Williams
resides think il probable that he lives
S5 to any person that will inform me of his
whereabouts. My address is Brownstown,
Ark. w. j. BROWNING.
December is, 1861. 1873
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE

THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
j. will commence on the lst of November
The preliminary course. the first Monday i'm
October. 1861. The Course will terminate the
last Of February.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
JOHN |. LOGAN,
Commission and Forwarding
M y re MA Mt.
~ q, \, N L. " ID II -,

ca N D E y, A X * 4 = -
HAVING leased the large anu spaciou7
Ill ..BRICK WARE HOUSE formerly oc."
nird ~ Williams and Logan and known A. ne
..Matlock Warehouse" | will continue tne
business of the old firm. and hope by strict A.
tention and punctuality to the same, to me'
liberal share of public patronage
The Warehouse has undergone thcrous"
repairs, together with an entire new rool MAJ
ing il one of the safest and best ware houses !"
this place. , y,
Mr.. W. d. CLARKE will give his personal az
ten,ion To the business during my absence from
Camden, Ito the wars who VIII ever Keep con-
JOHN l.. LOGAN.
Camden, Sept. IS tn, 1861. oo;'-
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
NOTICE.

Ii pcrsous in .euted To III, VIII please come
q forward and settle ~ by ca-h cF otherwise.
J. S BRITT.
Ian y 1862 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
CuANGE Elm BUSINESS.

, HAVE this day sold my stock of goods TO
" L. BRITT and ISAAC LAWRENCE,
.no will continue the business IN the store
heretofore occupied by myself. l com mend
Hem to my former customers. In retiring
from the business, | take this occasion of re
tnrping my most grateful acknowledgements to
tbose many kind friends who have 50 gener-
easly sustained me. n
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
LOST.

or about Christmas, a Purse con tanning
TWO Ten Dollar Bills on Louisiana Bank,
anu anu a. small n broken Gold Compass. The finder
81 w.. 'e noefally rewarded by leaving it at the
store OF Carruth & Sandefur. = =
Jan. 22, 1862, Off
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
DISSOLUTION Of ClpARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION Of ClPARTNERSHlP,
WE have this day dissolred the copartner-
w ship existing under the name aud stvle
of EsiocA. yett s. DO. The liabilities
Of said firm will be liqnidated BY ID & v.
BLOCK, who will continue business in their
own name All the assets consisting Of notes.
book accounts aud merchandise have this day
been ira sferrei and set over by deed of settle
ment 10 that effect to ID. X ". Block
DAVID BLOCK.
NiRGINIUS BLOCK,
EDWARD ID. jETT,
BENZ Y. JET, in,
Washington, Ark, May ,, 1861
HAVING this day sold out interest IN
IL and TO all the notes. book accounts aud
merchandise 70 d. & v. Block, We Withdraw
from the nrm Of Block Jett X Co., ami tender
our thanks to the community for the liberal
patronage bestowed on the late firm. and hope
for "a continuance to our successors.
EDWARD ID. JET,
BENZ. z. JETT, JR.
May =, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
DlSSOlutiOn.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned as Apo,he aries.
under the style of HART & OGDEN, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Persons
indebted to said firm, will please come forward
and settle with wM p HART who will wind
up the business of the firm.
r,r. WM. p. HART.
SAML OGDEN.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
For Hire.

A N excellent Hrick-v.axar He vii,
II De hIred by the job, by the day, by the
month, or by the year. Apply to me at Spring
THOS. BRANDON.
jan Q. 1867. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
A. G.. BROWNS
Select and Private School,

w LII be opened for the instruction of a
dav y united number of boys on the First Mon
y. IN February next III
nate ntOSe desiring admission would do well to
we We early application.
nngton, Jan. 8, 1862. 62tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Livery Stable Notice.

7 EXPECT to he absent for few weeks
l. Meantime my stable business Will ~ on A
usual. No change will be made. Every thini
will be kept up rs before.
GEO. A. DAVIS.
Washington, July %. 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
HUTTON 4 FRELIGH.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
A e. A IL Id =.

HAVING this day reconveyed to Mr.. NJ
II WISEBERG the Store House, Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the slime are situated
in Washington, together with the Stock of
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him my
Books cf accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to 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 my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for Inc by said Wiseberg.
JOEL d. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark, Dec. "A, 1861. Soft
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
NOTICE.
ONE PORT NOT BLOCKADEDt
DALBY SPRING HOTEL.
Bowie County, Texas.

rTNRE Proprietor of this well known watering
Il place respectfully informs the public that
sisitors will be received usual during the
-eason. Persons desiring safe, pleasant and
still retreat during these exciting times would
10 well to come The Proprietor's known rep
utation for ..ehdrging' will no doubt place this
establishment entirely out Of danger, even in
case Of invasion.
Having erected large and com modious
Stable, the Proprietor is prepared to have
Horses well attended to-
Bathing Establishment just completed.
Open until October lst, unless the establish
mcnt, previous to that date. 'sgoes to the wars
Terms in accordance with the times
WM. L. ESTES. ProDriefor.
Aug. !, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
ty ANgEEE, 20 HIRE,

nor the ensuing year, good cook, washer
Il and ironer, with cut any -'incumbrauces.
Apply at tiIis. Office.
nasb .ngtsu, Dec. 16. 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
DIR. III. L.. NELSON,

OFFICE-At Greenleaf's Je,ceiry Estabiishmen
tAIILL be found in Washington in day timt
Nv and at his residence, two miles from towr
at night.
WaslingtonJune ), 1851. ai:f
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NJ, o.
& I. r. RAILROAD COMPANY.
~. I - Dr.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
/ the NJ. O. and r. r. r. r. Company. will
lie Il on Wednesday 10th day Of November
81, at Camden. Ark. for the purpose Of cleo
ting Board Of Directors 70 serve for the en-
suing year.
The President earnestly requests all Stock
holders 10 be present, az business Of the ut
most importance will be brought before them
AZ the meeting.
n. B.-Deiinq lent Stockholders will not be
allowed 10 vote at this election.
BY order Of the President.
ED. c. WILSON, Sec'y
October %, 1861. 36-Sw
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
As Cheap as the Cheapest,
AND RETTER..THhk AhY STABLE
WEST OF CAMDEN.


WEST OF CAMDEN.
Ny Stalls are large and well ventilated, with
dirt floors, so there is no danger of your horse
falling through a rotten plank foor or coming
cut in the morning with scoUea md stiff joints
| have the best Hostlers-the best Saddle Horses
the best Harness Horses; the best Sulkies; the
best Buggies; the best Hacks. and the best
Drivers Of any Stable in South west Arkansas.
The travelling public may rest assured that they
can at any and all times be furnished with
No ] Saddle Horse, Suiky. Buggy or Hack at
my usual price. | never take advantage of
strangers necesslties-n7y prices arc the same 10
az persons.
Passengers sent tc any part of the State,
Indian Territory, Texas or Louisiana in light
substantial buggies or hacks, with the best Of
horses and careful drivers, at the shortest no
tice and most reasonable terms. l can furnish
anything at a moments warning in the livery
inc,
From Pony to -Four Coach.
will give my undirided attention to the Liv-
cry business, buying and selling horses, mules,
carriages, buggies, hacks, wagons, and any
thing il the Livery or Commission line.
My Carriage House i large-40 by go feet
so can protect the carriages and buggies OF
my customers from the weather or other depre-
idtioas, and can store carriages or buggies for
sale.
/ also tame the widest horses OF mules, break
them to the saddle harness; gate match
horses to 90 together; learn trotting horses to
pace and pacing horses 70 trot; learn them to
..face the music,'' or shoot of; teach them any
trick yor may wish them to learn; make baulky
horses to pull; cure your horse Of any disease,
and nick or dock horses At the shortest notice.
Connected with my Stables, | havea
Blacksmith's Shop,
and No. Horse Shoer. Horses shod or
other smithng done at the shortest notice, and
on reasonable terms.
Wholesale and retail Agent for DR.. c. r.
Browns celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
IMLNT ami HARDEY'S PATENT AXLE
GREASE-two Of the best articles in use.
tgercies solicited.
G. A. DAVIS.
Washington, May. 20-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Jan. l, 1862.

The undersigned, having purchased the en-.
tire interest of Hart & Ogden, will continue
the business in his own name. All persons
indebted to said firm are urged to come for
ward as soon as possible and close their ac-
counts, in order to settle the business Of the
old firm.
W. p. HART.
Dan. !, 1862. tf 52-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
a Card.
Washington, Jan. ~. 1861.
NOta Bene.

NOta Bene.
4 IL persons knowing themselves Indebted 20
II me most earnestly requested 20 cal.
ari settle. | have secured the assistance ~
hr. Carruth in closing up my oil business
Therefore. please call at the old stand, where
he M myself will br AZ aIl times really ~ make
settlements lie is authorized TO use my name
tor Snch purpose. | wonll he more than
thankful for a small modicum Of money IN the
mean time.
a. II. WILLIAMS.
Washington. Jan. II, 1881. 3tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Washington, Jan. ?. 1862.

HAVING this day purchased from Mr. j. 5.
II Britt his entire stock of merchandise, we
win continue the business at his old stand,
under the name anu style Of BRITT 9 La'ers"ee.
loving to the present state Of affairs IN the
country, and the difficulty of procuring new
goods, We will, for the present, adopt the cash
Ystem. If any deviations from this rule. the
accounts will be considered due from day OF
BRITT & LAWRENCE.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Medical Faculty

d. X. PALMER. VI. d.. Professor Of the Prin-
cipies and Practice of Surgery.
J l. SMITH, NJ, D.. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Chemical Physiology.
X. j. BEEcKINEIDGE, NJ. d., Professor Of
Materia Medira and Therapeutics.
j. T. FLIST, NJ. d, Professor Of Clinical
Surgery
I. :. BELL. NJ, d.. Professor Of the Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
l.. POWELL, NJ. ID, Professor Of Obstetrio
Medicine.
n J W. Benson, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy
and General Physiology, and Dean Of the Pac-
ulty.
:. Nj. BEMIss, NJ. d., Professor Of Medical
jurispi udence aud Sanitary Science.
j. W. iASDELL- VI. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
A. B. Cook, N. D.. Demonstration Of Anat-
Dmy.
l. FULLER, JanitOr.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Jan. 8, 1862
STATE OF ARKANSAS, /
CnrNTy or DtVr

OF llhE
In the Circuit Court Of Pike County. Arkansas.
on the Chancery side thereof, in vacation,
December 23d, A. d. 1861.
Sterling Goodrum, Complainant. BILL
as. TO
Jackson Henley, Defendant. FonEcLosE.
NOW this day comes the complainant by
IN j. l.. Boiling, his solicitor, and files his
bill against said defendant. together with his
affidavit, that the said defendant is nom
resident Of the State Of Arkansas. and it ap-
pearing that the object of said bill is to enforce
his lien and obtain a decree to sell the following
land, to satisfy his demand against said de
fendant, the said land lying in said county of
Pike, to wit: The northeast fourth of the
northeast fOuth of section thirty three, in
township No. six and twenty four west con-
faining forty acres. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said jackson Henley, nonresident
defendant. be notified of the pendency of this
suit by publication of this order in the WASH
lngton Telegraph, newspaper printed and
published in the town of Washington, in the
county of Hampstead and State of Arkansas,
notifying said nonresident defendant that
unless he appears and pleads. answer or demur
to said bill on or before the third day of the
next term of this court, at a court to be holden
| at the courthouse in the town of Murfreesboro,
in the said county of Pike on the fourth Mon
day of February, A. ID. 1862. all the allegations
and charges set forth in said bill will be taken
as confessed and decree entered accordingly,
and that said notice be published by two weekly
Insertions in said newspaper, the last insertion
to be at leas four weeks before the first day
of the said February tenn of this court.
W. J. KELLEY, Clerk.
By JAS. H. HOWARD, D. C.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: W. J, KELLEY, Clerk.
By JAS Ii. HOWARD, b. C. 5l:2
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
HUTTON & FRELIGH,S
SOUTHERN MONTHLY,
TERMS ALW4llS IN ADVAyCE
ONWARD AND UPWARDl

ONWARD AND UPWARD!
With the December Number we intro
duce a new feature-we add Is more pages
commencing the' Southern Monthly Novel
Library" which will permit us to give our
readers series of New Southern
Novels, without at all interfering with
the regular matter of the Magazine. Now.
friends of Southern Literature, Give Ms
your aid-send on your clubs by our be-
fore the lst of Janulry.
aay-In ordering, be particular to write
names of subscribers, postoffice and State
distinct aud clear.
Address
HUTTON 4 FRELIGH.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
State Of AFkan sas.

toueTI OF GIkE-
In the Circuit Court of Pike County, in the
State of Arkansas. on the Chancery side
thereof. in vacation. December 30,
A. ID. 1861.
Irena @. Kirk. by her next friend, 1
John X. Rogers, Complainant. BILL ron
George W Kirk, DefeHdanf.
NOW on this day comes said complainant by
IN y. L. Boiling. her solicitor. and files her
bin against said defendant, together with the
affidavit ef said solicitor thereto attached. that
the said Defendant j. = nonresident Of the State
of Arkansas. and il appearing that the object
of sail lin i NJ obtain divorce from tile
bonds of matrimony. il is therefore ordered
that said Georre w. Kirk, nonresident defen-
dant. be not. fed Of the pendeEcy of this suit
hy publication Of this order in the Washington
Telegraph. 4 newspaper printed and published
IN the county of Hampstead, III. the State of
Arkansas. notifying said nonresident that
unless lie appears Hni pleads, answer or demur
IN said hill. on or before the third day Of the
~ II term WI thi- court. at a court to he holden
\, the court house il the town of Murfreesboro.
N the s.il county NJ Pike on the fourth Mon
dav February. A. ID. 1862, all the allegations
anrI charges scI forth in said bill will be taken
n coI frsscd and decree P5oc0Rf fessO entered
accordingly And that said notice be published
.or two weekly insertions in said newspaper,
,h,. last insertion t. be ut least four weeks be
fore the first day of said February term of this
court.
wM. J. KELLEY, Clerk
BvJ,s. H. Howard, &c
true copy from the record.
WI. }. KELLEY. CLERK.
By JAS. II. HowARD. ID. q 52-2
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-22
Fees.

For further information, address
J. W BENSON,
Dean Of The Faculty.
Louisville, Kentucky.
Ang. 7, 1861. 3O-S
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
The "Texans' Exchanged at Last.


The noncommssioned officers and taken prisoners
in Texas nineteen months ago have at length been
changed and at tho disposal Of the government
for active service will be recollected that these
garrsoning several military posts in Texas when
that State seeded from the Union and that General
ousy surrendered them without making the slightest
show Of resistance They allowed TO embark at
IndanOla in two schoonors the steam transport Star of
the West having been captured by the rebels. but
Immediately surrounded by four armed steamers, and
compelled to give their arms and accourements
which had been agreed they should rctan that they
might leave the State with the honos Of On arrv
ing New York in April 1861 they sent to Fort
Hamilton. where they remained several months waiting
for their discharge, which they had been led to
pect would be given thcm upon their reaching the
loyal States. During the time they were at the
fort numbers Of them becoming dsgusted with
the slowness Of garrison life, took French leave
caught Of being tried by tho United states for descrton
and shot by the rebels for breaking their parole Instead
of discharging them the War Department ordered their
transfer to the general sorvce and sent two companies TO
Governors Island aud 10 West Point at which places
they still remaR but much reduced by discharges snd
deseions that scarcely full company could be made
out Of tho let When they arrived here they numbered
Eve hundred and twent y-seven, rank and file.
few months ago--as reported In the HERALD at the
time-thc majJrity Of tho "Texans," they gene
rally caed-on Governors Island threw down their
and refused to do any more guard duty on the gound
that such duty, at military post whore rebel prisoners
OF war were confined was virtual breach Of parole.
punished and all who had thrown down their
put police duty aud have had TO chop wood and
do all the necessary sweeping on the island over since
They will, no coubt, be glad of their exchange.
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will
leave this port at noon today for Aspinwall
The mails for Ccutrl America and the South Pacific
will close this city a half past ton O'Clock this morning.
The Ngw YORK HiRAID-Edton for the Paciilc-will be
ready al half past nine o'clock, and will contain full nc.
count OF the Important Movements Of the Union
Forces under General Buell. In Kentucky, by which the
plans Of the Rebels hwarted, and hostile attack
on Ohio aud Indiana ayerted Illustrated with Map the
great Battle Field the West The latest Dispatches from
fhs ARMY OF Mcclellan The latest Accounts OF tho Move-
rneuts OF the Rebel Force in Virginia. Interesting Tnte.
cepce from New Orleans Pensacola and other portions of
tho south The late important Proclamaons OF President
lincoln Late and Interesting Intelligence from Europe,
and reports Of all events Of the past ten days Of Inn
Single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing, six sens
The New York herald., 1862-10-01
City Intelligence.

SOLDIERS wTEs.-If the war makes many widows u
also makes many maidcns wives. The City Hall is daily
visited by boud soger boys and bushing girls desir
GUS OF being made The Aldermen, n the interim OF
their numerous meetings. are busily employed In por
forming the marriage ceremony, much so that they
have been "too numerous TO MENTION" Yesterday Al
derman Brady performed the nupta ceremony between
Poughkcepsic.
TnE YOUNG MKS's CHRISTIAN Association. Tho Young
Mems Christian Association who for the past year have
been acting night watchers for the sick and wounded
soldiers will hold meeting tonight for the purpose Of
permanent organization at the New England Rooms No.
194 Broadway. at eight O'Clock precisely.
HrpsoS RrvRR RAnRoAp.-Imporant changes In the
time table Of this road will take effect Thursday next
October for which see advertisement Of that date The
express train heretofore leaving at eleven A. NJ and
Meeting with Northern and Western Eains will, from
that date, oave Chambers street at ninc a. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

but growing desire for peace manifested by the rebos aud
rebel soldery-a thing much desired by u.s. but Capt.
Bush says half anxious as the rebels for
this desired measure. The military Consumption law,
just passed by both houses of the rebel Congress-
with general dsapprobatin and is likely TO create some
considerable trouble in the execution It's provisios
Conscripls daily brought Richmond under guarl
and subject 70 the most brutal treatment and M
the rabble Captain Bush thinks matters approach
ing to crisis with the rebels unless fortuitous
circumstances shall to raise their sinking for
tunes the rebel conederacy will toppe earth.
The New York herald., 1862-10-01

invited attend the funeral this Wednesday, after
noon at two o'clock from his e residence % Groenwcb
| ROSTER AT Galway, saratv On county. ~ Y, or
Monday, September 20, WILLIAM Hh>sy kossrrER
RAIHGH-On Tuesday, September Vo JAMfs kAtkIcn
OF paagreen, county Limerick, Ireland IN the aoth year
OF his age.
TO attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon al half
past one O'Clock, from his late residence. " vandam
street.
SuypAx-In Brooklyn, on Sunday September 2s sud
aony Of disease OF tho heart, ISRAEL SuYDAM, Es1 in
the Goth year " hts age
Tho irlcod, ami relatives or the family also the nsem
e pes :" Sovenant Lodge No 35 o. Of o. ~ and o. ie'
fully nxea " no ~ o. OF are re.peys
% 0'clnont avenue brooklyn, this (Wednesday) after
S.iITn.-0a Tuesday septoinber 40 M,rrftpy Samuel,
sne ony son OF George and Catharine Smith, aged 10
The funeral will take place from tho r,ience Of bis
parents, 90 Bridge street. Brooklyn this "wednesday
afternoon at two O'clock His remains willbe taken 10
Eleventh street cemetery, New York.
SuLLlvAN.-On Monday, September 20 BR ugryT s,rss-
VAN, daughter of John and Margaret suvan from shs
parish Of Daurus, Kenmare, county Kerry, Ireland aged
The friends Of the family respectfully invited t.
No So Centre street, this wednesday, afternoon al two
O'Clock.
VAN I3auvr-The funeral services Of the late TIKKy
VAN BRUsr, killed at the battle OF Antetam cresk,
"Wednesday, September II, will take place at tho Middle
Brooklyn this (wednesday) afternoon at throo O'Clock
Members Of the Fourteenth regiment and Of Engine Com
pany No. 49, the remen Of the city and the friends
WAxxMER-At Ryand Chapel Hospital, Washington
D. G., on Saturday September 81, from wounds received
at Bull run August 30, DAVID d. WAhaAKER, ia ths
23dyenr Of his ago. mcmbor Of the Fifth regiment New
York Volunteers.
The friends Of the family, also the members Of tho
Fifth regiment now IN tho city also the membcrs OF ths
Dctnnora Club most respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence II his brother 2S3 West
Forty fourth street. Thursday morning. at half
nine O'clock without further notice
WiNsIow.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, September 30 at
the residence Of his son. H. +. Wnsow, H. d. WNsrow,
OF Brewster, Mass. aged GO years
The friends of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral Thursday Afternoon Mt O'Clock from 2TT
Bridge street The remains viii be taken to Massachu-
sets for nterment
Springfield (Massachust 1t D, Republican please copy.
WooD.-Kilcd In the battle OF South Mountain, on
Monday, September IA, CHARLES II. Wlop, Company ",
Ninth regiment New York state Militia aged 10 years
Services will be held at the residence Of j. T. Chapman
13S Warren street Jeresy City Thursday morning. at
nine occck The rsmnins will be taken 10 larry town
the eleven o'clock A. train Of the Hudson River Rail
road.
WLrERs-O Saturday, September 90 at the hospital,
the battle field Corporal JoHy A. WmtERs Of Mary
Jane and the late George Wlors aged is years and Is
days. from wounds received at the battle Of Anieiain
September IT member of Company l., Ninth regiment
Now York State Militia.