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True Democrat., 1862-12-24
,a'knAsuEY NOTICE As To FUNDING TKEAaoKy


 u N0rESIn conformity with the act ef Cpngtsr-, ap- October t2th notice is hereby given that all Treasury Notes which shal be Issued from the lr asury after the first day of December next will be undabe eny in seven per cent Bonds Stock instead of per and persons holding Treasury Notes which shaii haze issued prevos to the said first day o December and who may desire fund neis Tt Bonds Stock hereby notified that they must come in be- fore the d day of April next and present hesd notes at the Treasury Richmond, of the Assistant Treasures DePostores of the evernment for the pose funding them in eight per cent Bonds Stock after which date they will be fu,fdabe in per cent '
 C. c. MEMMIMGHR, JOs4 15, IS6L' 7I-4rn Secretary of the Treasury.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

OTRAyxD oH SToL EN- from the subscriber living in - Prairie cbuny If miles rsr Little Roc near the raii road sottei HORSE about l5 hands high years ola last sprne one hind foot wite fine condtion without
 gear or saddle marks reward of S25 will be paid for the delivery the if taken up in Prairie county or $50 if taken of said county. SAAL DuffAh' :. .net11 St. ...-A.--------.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
ux.nou ,srrsS 2. pryrsrpr ARyr EAST TrNsyssEg, ! :. - .r. l-tk ls.2

- uEaDouAkrEns 2p DIvrsrcr, ARNr EAST Trc'syssEE, Nf" i. London, Tenn Nov. l7ths 1862. J t.. Special Order No. g.
 H. The following samed' osacers of the4th Arkansas Bat tafon Will proceed Arkansas with the money ertrsea
 flfei eare which they ill deliver the families of the soldiers, taking receipts for the ssines t i ' '' ?. Company A-Capt. T. F. Murf. . - ..,i !, zCe,npshy l3laLt. John Locke. ''''
 Company C-Lt. Geo F. Williams, ...I4 y. hCSniphhy g-Lt James Anderson. H. The senpE officer ia charge will publish this oroer mon his at the most point for tho benefit ei tssss families of soldiers. " ''' ''''-
 III Having transacted their business they w return to Sher tomand bringing with them all recruits conscrpts and cthg procured. under the direction Of
 the ts sssur 9'hesF No 0lnCsf VII os '''' By eonsrand of Nal Gep- ]. P. soCow.:l. = ' 'F'''-' T. E. TREZEvANT, A. 4. Genl t All enlisted ssdiers becn the 9th kkansas Rat talion on rough leave absent, who not iu service. Sf report tlienseves immediately to Capt T. Ms,yI Lit Rock It. John Locke Anstin G. r! an Arkadelphia; Jas. A. Anderson, Elpaso Dec
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
" Et" .F--9 t, UPt4t!eFI Cr taAof1VJVd Puf P5S'S nars.a. AK. Dec i3 ise2 'l2,-2w
"A" A cARD-Aucr1or NOTICE.

WWIANrEDMThe undersigned, wishes to purchase
 '" NEGRO MAN AND WOMAN. Apply m, n,rnedase i,s, Tiacs f7s.s 1t J. D. WILLETT.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
U OwICu..

<xOMMTTTED to tbe Penitcntiary the l2th -@4er, O day of November 1s61 certain negro SxSs3Ssss Man. mllipg his name Bl EE, about s feet sin ESeg ches in height of black color, about 2S years L A s dId Ile saSs he belongs to spuae man living EsssszA near Memphis, Tenn. .5a. ...... E M
 T,e owner Ia redues.ed eo come forward. com ks ., V ,,,b fe ass aad take him way, ha will aT be soid at the expiration oi two years.so pay the charges. A. J. WARD
 nec 5 1881. 2lm. Keeper ef Is,,ttentigrs.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

,f OFFICE or. RECEIVER REAL EsrAEE BANK, ! t!lJ ,, +nu"'i' Little Roct Ark. Dec. l6, 1862 Debtors to Real Estate Bank hereby notified that AgIansas W Bonds and Treasury Scrip issued prior to the November 1862 receivable in payment of all dsbta thanithose specially contracted to e paid in gold sud silver coin. GORDON \, PEAYs ,Recsirer- .G1DecsE 4W -'''''' '''-''
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

s10fO4f.N-Haying been detailed by Gen. Bragg, com
 N mandipd the Army siissssippi for the purpose 6f r inc officers soldiers belonging to the oLh Arkansas hient who arc absent from sad reganen thersfore ali such who in service in tho Trans sIitsf District hereby ordered to report torthwtn to me at Camden, inmy absehce to Capt A J. Grggs at Cnjeh or to Ien J. Hudson, at Little Rock for ne
 ,sroke Of being sent to their commands All persons com
 nc under ordeT who fa to comply with the sa rx}ir UE held and treated deserters. i. yy
 have ordefs also c3ct clothing and blanke,s - anu ,yard fine same to the 9th Arkansas Etgmens afI %
 ,, to xehd such articles to their friends in sao reg ment can do kaIby carefully putting them np ID @ rd niarking the ndyiduals pane on inc sam % @ . ~ot the deposited fhos c feeA' aA: ecM5a ermaelp' .l'- Al f. N R. fRIBBLE, Lieut., t,.,. -s4- .r-- Detailed for the. above purposes
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
.,r ExEcrrtvrs0 0fntE,i.7r :. s's'f'~' Little Rsck, Ark :, Dec lst,, ! s@. .Ja,'

LtsG Zen. f1oLMEs77-A .,; e,; ny *:o.s v. .;*.
 'aDeAf, Hf: have considered the supleGC SRVkeeH of sthis morning at our interview; ,s..,sx ,-..Thrtdea of plantation Tn the south ass6cfates with it cohsiderabe negro force. quarter any an cverseer or an owpsr whe acts as aversfer- NS auis % ne would calf farm cultivated by 9ns oE .ys u.,,r6eI afantati0f, whiIesalf would call one rr,t;ya3el byrforty', of aGfty,a plantatfon'N,i
 ;achIty ris ia sayius wlhersss the. ,sies
 Iias There being no certain and definite rule, #
 saan,a that thf Confederate authorities, must oi
 sx one i,i' order t0 carry oHtthe recent
 aSf gress ;,i relatien taceiscripts ' x. " rs.r Your ob,t serY't~ :.-;; sYs ' In.qia-.+ E: ,,. .-.s.c-n.r.e Ss'' a''"'' 's'~ Tr Ir n sHii1 sHr.nduxxrrns, tish< Decr6, 1862 v r aCo,i 'Dadey will publish this opinion, and will
 ss,.e and publish an eser aeqsTiag the 'Etis
 rnnc niiters to esgoverned by the Gontaderate Jaw of. eSerpton Q. 1vsr ss5 ss <; no Way con of as Tt IS oeile S ~. s.se .s Eateta with flefs@eiA", T..H. .HoLMEs,i-4 ,ih-r-' ss:ir Major General 1.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
' 'fEADoUARTERs 2D DIVISION ARMY EAST TENNESSEE, i lina,r iHa Lchaon, Tenn.., Nov. 18th, 1862. ''

rH
 ' HEA4ouARrERs 2D DIVISION, ARMY FAST TENNESSEE, si lpa,r iuia Lchaon Tenn. Nov 18th, 1862. ~ Especial Otter.No. 2.EeAa .;rysIi aGtt 1'4 s'f ~"
 H. The lobbying named officers sf lst Arkansas Vo unteers will proceed Arkansas with the money entrns ,efo their wieh they will deliver to the families o soldiers, taking receipts ior the same; ,n@ i W ,7 ' u. Col. Johnson -3 '. Tiscofhpauy CNLt Beavers.
 Q Company Dr-Lt.M, CuiluU.H ''i~ t"''''f ''''-' :" Company E-lIt. Watkins. t. - .s.a .,. mad. : Cornimny PAsLt. g. Irwin.
 Company Grt.t. !. J. Patty. ..h .l i'i a1f:-s ST C5fSpany Hit StclE .
 Company Kit pendegrast. i ,.a.H -..'g' ,..f.
 rTT The senior officer charge will publish this order on Ais rixa cevenisnt pom. for the benefit of the families of soldiers, stating where clothing, etc. can be it M Fla transseed their business they will return to their tcomaldS. bringing with tfea all the rtcruf con" scripts and clothing that ay De procured under the dec tion ot No officer will be absent longer "" By command of Maj Gen McCowN:
 sf T. B. TREZEvANT, A. A. Gcnl.
 In persuae of the above instructons4 hereby oraer all ocers and soldiers belonging the 3lst Arkansas Kes usn. ta report st Sugar Eosf Springs, Van BUFeh coun.p, Ark, the 27th of c:,ls62. .u, ,.s'p Dec T. 2sfe ta inn Comdg Slst ArK hes..
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

Bitter Sweet or Woody Night Shade, oo
 Particular called to the 'oowinS stcIe5 v nsga Ru,terfy Weed Serpentaria Cranesbll Conum Ny oscyanus deniian, Couinbo PIcRneya Pubens, boneee Hops Layepders Castar Oil Beans. Mustard Sss1. U
 f' " HOWARD SMITH, fl, . 'f ""~ l Surgeon and Medical PufTeyor,
 e.t ga 1869 If TraRsyMissssinpi pistriet
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
STATE ijF ARKANSAS, |
 . .CoENvY of PRAIRIE )

rn. .Kks KafMdn, ii Defendant. ~. A, ,~,:~ r.... 7: ,usnfsa ahy ctss ths plaintiff by attorney and on his
 n,oen it is ordered thnt ths be continued nntii next term and that notice gwen said defendant py puhiicass of acopy o: shis order in the True
 newspaper ptnted apd pubshedat Little Reck for two sks fe7 ssvely the insertion be at least thirty days before the nex of this court Of the pendency o shit which is an of debt by attachment Tor tne ~f and thirty six dollars and eleven cents tae residne f debt as swprn attachment has been ;s:,d his estate unless he sha appear on nr re fine third day of ths court to pc Sn at tle house in town of Brownsville on the
 rs Aanhy ater the fourth Monday in March, 1865, and answer the naintf in premises. judgment will be rem
 arad and his estate sold to satisfy the same - "A copy from the recerd ,x xxoonpuxs ruorL
 Attest, . ,ay~ ..1~.,.t. n M .0oociso", S'
 .ayNAs fsi 1se1 2w Cost of adv SiO l s.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Sheriff 8 Advertisemeut.

yOMMITTED to the jail of CrssioFd eouniy, AFsaIfss, on inc 18th day July, 1862, negro man who says his name is JfM about years old, feet inches he neighs leo pounds keeps his hair patted, dark cor I speak very politeyhad when committed Dine seket and cap says he trying get back to Missouri 10 his wife. Says he belongs to oqr9s P9ips; o A0e' cocnty, Miss. . ;; . H ,as ohr" r,a. V, 1'i Infr 2n 1S62t 6rn Cost Of adv. S2 per wotk. - "
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Sheriff 8 Notica.

IA Uct, 10, IoO- o' I1.
 Sheriff s Notice. ..... ......,i. .. gHVHERE was coianittea to the jail Of Crawford county A Ark on the 27th of August 1s62, 8 negro man wac ~ nj; o,aa is DANIEL He is 5 feet, inches high, of dark conn xion weighs about l5o poundssays ne belongs to Beait,iar Morris of Cass county, Texas. A.. !
 The owner Of the above named slave hereby none 70 oa ssrd and nroye his ownership to the same, he VIII N'''' JAMES NJ. BROWN, JR,
 ,t --.,.,, , .s - shoriff of Crawford county.
 of S2 week.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

n DMINIYrRATOR s. SAi A.Or tie 2d dsy'of January 7 ias as n4h" Sres ssSahip 6aaclta eoant
 perseHal Speyty of Thopas Amis ac -aepss"ns Hersea Mulda Cattle, oss sheep Corn Plan!ation T9os Hoseheld and Kitohsn f7NEPEACli na.s, sts TaS,ve ra5fathhs credit bond and
 royad sacurtx hea Ahe sTst lof Zen 'pef cepts saper, spnum 'ohN h' administrator. 'S nos11 st 0nsshita teIal4. .i...4 e.-... 'f 'OFFacE .CosIMANDA3E CossGRIPEs.- ,...lrr " ,' ,'' ''''"' Lttle Roek, Ark Dec, 1s. lse2 s,,
 Tho foro xii;g opinion of His Exca epey. GQy, E,arsain, aud Order from from Maj 5en'f Holmes, is nutlisEed for the infornat and ns instructions ta 4he Enrolling QiOers r the Ds' tsict of kapsas iwh9 ill psu eases hs govern ssc by the as: af Goagasss rs1sT5sa
 .aaprDyeda sA ects,'1 o6.;whien1,a been fcfward
 cd from this office for, ,insssnatisn.,. a-. ---'f' ~.s. m,rr B; .Fs PAtANtEA sSCae :,,;'.;4 M ...Gsudt y tSnserpts }or ihe District ef Ark;
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

hAAiNo C.-. 42 iook and adi6k soKen, he is about feet inches high e
 Weighs 5o lbs He brought from near WesSea, of, the ssour, river by " A. Guthrie, r2m whom cha ad him. He mss ged many good clothes with him woie boots fine wool felt hat and xed coat Ata worn, with initiation of keg tutoas The above will be paid and all necessary expenses, if devefed to E in Little Rock. - JAMES TIM4iS,
 Dpt Io tff ua. --s'..'L 'lif .
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Slayes an Me Pemstent5ary
:N o c E.

A., ta Arksrsas Penitentiary by the es
 Ibsr; of Jefferson county, on. the 2a day 2i Des, 1881, Negro Man calling his name JOIN JOIN s a9hD9s,f ,s ir thick lips lower lip turned little round t9 thg lsit Q, ms i n .. es:a man A. J. WARD, aa3s -i says De ,s is 1ssS Dim Keeper of Feniteniinry
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

~exA DOLLARS RgWARD-Ranawqy from the subtcr- eHvy Der in Crawford county, lsmes north VI aa bn ren on the 2Cth of October negro man 9hLSeh ase 26 e,, T wears black, heavy set. we;gh4 ah2Yf y9e'V S; sorn came from Lawrence county, Mss4uB. er s : yor to get back ,het place Thesboys reward VII b naid f,r,ISs delivery Crawford eot1fy W Fe sonapie 4o~ s" ~ VF'-+'''' E. O. oLtV kH-
 :, c Ali Nav 10 Is62 qm* f... ., st {s
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
N O T.I c .E ,

xo.,nrrrrp to the Arkansas Penitenary the 2 day q s T,aesrnber 1861, certain Negro Man calling bis
 U yStgN COW ANS Said negro man is a very light white, freckeed face, feet nine inches hgh,
 5o vears old has letters :! O. pric&ed in India ink his hS ieft m. Says he is free man. . ,... :, BIS i9i' L-s. , - s.-.. -.s7-f' -:rrH WAHD -f'' ' Ian 1862. 2an. ..a Keeper t.. ,Pestitentsayy.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

TNFORMATIeN is wanted about !. D. McCARGO, Of
 \ Clark county He left Carksvfe about tho first of Novsmber GU a sick furough for hcHae from the army Any information him will be thankfully received by O. w HARRIS or Br. A.G. HALE, Rome, Clark county Arkansas. ,, 4 ,,l,-t ,,t t.tI -c.,tf Fs Dec 10
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

IuSHE COPARTNERSHIp heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day hereby dissolved by tuaI consent R. 0. Byrd having sold his interest to Nm Drake who bound pay all debts and is authorized to collect all siaas due said firm. VII. DilA kE s,,
 RiCH'D c. BYRD.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

MERIcAN-A SITUATION WANTED BY RE
IA spectable single man, as conductor on some CITY car
situation In mercantile house position as fore
place where he make respectable living
Address g, N. Timea office.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

INANrED--CY RESPECTABLE YouNa vynuAv
w situation "a COOK In private family. No n.",'n ~
30 into ,c country for tho summer Ct At her rresent
place. 10 East 3h st., between 9th Madison avs
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

WAnIEo HOME-A YOUNG WOMAN, ALMOST A
III .ho CITY, u desirous OF procuring q sua-
spn W II ri @ a.e isy Is good plain sewer and very fond
p " smn % Ylhg 10 make herself generally III
70 hcf employer Home being greater Hicct than M
tine Howard, box l0j Herald onlcc '' 1''ios' 0Ai'
The New York herald., 1862-04-17
SITUATIONS wANTpD-rEMALns.

TVANTED-BY REsPECIABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
W. situation as chambeylaid and waitress in a private
Of city refer ~ gven Call for two days 1913 AT.
antic street. corner o. Henry Brooklyn second noor
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

VXTANTED-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, WHO
has had eighteen years experience in hotel business
situation steward barkecper Best of reference gvsn
Apply barkeeper Frenchs Hotel for days
q GE0 WILL BE PAID BY THE ADVERTISER TO ANY
sDCV person procuring for him situation conductor
driver railroad in this city Brooklyn. Address
q. g. Horton, box 1877 Herald Off e.
The New York herald., 1862-04-17

WANTED--BY YOUNG WOMAN, IN A PRIVATE
amy sitpation as seamstrcss; can work 'pg
macnnc GOOD city reference given. Call for two days
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
"Uuder which King!'i
he Journal of yesterday saws:

NC OOUFH1t VI says
The issue is now made up. 1t is the Southern
COnfsderacy the Union OF all the StateS-the
Bars and Stirs or the Stars and Stripes. Under
which banner will you march? There is no mid
die ground.
A short time ago the same paper uttered the
following Sediments:
The Declaration of Independence is our au-
thority that any State or nation deliberately re-
solving that its Government is intOIerable. has
right to change it. And il nowhere declares that
anybody has the right To judge whether the Gov
eminent is intOieraLie but those who propose to
change it, We would not permit England to
Judge for us whether her Government was op
pressive 10 Us. We have no right "a Judge tor
South Carolina whether our Government is OPP
pressive 20 her
Thus. neither strengthen our Government,
or increase our revenue, assist our prosperity,
by fighting the seceled StheS, and we violate a
right asserted IN our own Declaration of Indie.
pendence, We tniy insist upon association
that Is contemptuOusy repelled, and we end in
splitting the Government a little mOre hopelessly
than any pc tceable secession could do.
There is no middle ground" says the Repub-
lican organ. Under which banner" does the
Journal march? Is it for the bars and stars"
or the STARS and stnpe>?"
The organ of the Republican party of Indi
ana, IN well considered review of the cOntrO-
versy between the North and the South. thus
jastiies the rebeion in the seeding States:
SECESSION Is REVOLUTION We having estab-
lisheI our Government 10y revolution, on the
RICH OF people tt any time To c1Ansea Govern
ment which Is oppressive % them. can not deny
that right to those WIN Deliberately declare our
Government Is oppressive What we claim as
our right we not deny those who claim it
OF u, and helped Us to assert our claim at the
outset
Can there be more complete justification OF
the Southern rebellion than that which the Re-
publican organ OF Indiana volunteers? It says
that secess0H Is reUOiatiOn and that it is the right
Of people at any time tn change Government
which is oppressive to them. they being the
judges whether the Government against which
thew revolt Is oppressive. The Journal occupies
no middle ground lt is for the rebellion.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
Clay and Websfer.

HENRY CLAY was once pretty good authority
with good many people, some of whom have,
fear, forgot en- all his teachings. Let such
listen to him now. He said. on memorable Oc
casiOn:
The liberty Of the descendants of Africa in the
United States Is Incompatible with the liberty
and safety OF the European descendants. Their
slavery fvrms an exception, resulting from stern
and nhexlbie necessity, 10 the general liberty in
the United States We did not originate nor are
we Te-TOBsiDe for this necessity. Their liberty,
il Il were possible. cOUld only be established by
violating the inronie>tbe powers OF the State,
and OF subverting tie Union. And beneath the
ruins Of the Union would be buried sooner OF la
ter. the liberties OF both races
HkxRY Clay also said, twenty years ago, of
the Aboliti0nists;
With them the rights of property are nothing;
the deficiency OF the powers of the General Gov
erBment is nothing; the acknOw lodged and incon-
testible powers of the States are nothing; the dis
solution OF the UBOn, and the overthrow OF "A
Government in which are concentrated the hopes
OF a civilized world. are nothing single idea
has taken possession OF their minds. and onward
they pursue IT, overlooking all barriers, reckless
and regardless Of all consequences.
And DlSIKL WEBSTER, too. would now be
called an old fogY-as we see WASHINGTON
actually is. The Harrisburg Patriot and Union
says:
II Daniel Webster were alive to-day, enter
tanning the sentiments he did, and giving expires
sion to them, he would be set down by the Re.
publican school Of politicians as a disl0yal citi
zen, and probably be permitted 70 reside within
the walls Ct Fort Warren. Such sentiments as
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

she ''NncondtttOunts" Not Satsfted
Upon the reception OF the news on Monday
night that the Army Of the Potomac WIS driving
the enemy from Maryland and had achieved sew.
raj decided successes the utmost enthusiasm was
manifested. and the firing Of cannon and bon
tres. and the ringing OF bells gave evidence of
the sympithies of the people. Even the Journal
for a moment became enthusiastic and on Tues
day,morning il could find courage to rejoice over
the triumphs of McCLELLAS aud the Union Army
OF the Potomic IL said;
THE SKIES BRiGnrENlSGl-Th cloud of gloom
that n - overnuns tne n,ton foe some months has
az last been dispeilei aud the sun OF victory once
more shires out respleudeutly. Mcclellan ht-,
beyond all doubt, de,eite the armies OF Lee on
tie Upper Potomac. routing aud demoral Zlng
them completely. Their losses are heavy in
killed wounded and missing Let the republic
reloieel Suli greater victories will follow
! Alter days reflection il discovered that this
rejoicing over MCCLELLAN was not in the pro.
gramme OF the "uncondiuonals !" and tile Re
publican central organ took the back track. In
its issue of Wednesday it thus pitches into Nc
OLELLAN:
The news last night destroys McClellan's big
/
The division OF Miles at II rper's Ferry has been
destroyed, the General killel aud 81 900 900
worth OF property destroyed. La plain English,
Mcclellan has suffered of not dis 'strous
defeat on one wing OF the army, and the fin Il Ell
feet of the big victory seems TO be nothing but
disaster. Ii is about time that lying bulletins
were ended. Pope lied himself into infamy, Nc
Cellan is following him.
MCCLELLAN did all in his power to relieve and
reinforce MILES. T rec hours more time
would have prevented the disaster at
Harpers Ferry, but "a it was the enemy
was compelled to retire across the Potomac
without reaping the full advantages of their
all points from Maryland, forced to retreat in
to Virginia. with heavy losses, certainly no one
can question bur tn 1t this achievement of the
Union army and its gallant commander, is a
signal and glorious triumph over the rebel
forces. But the Journal can see nothing in
all this but disastrous defeat, because the de
tached force at Harper's Ferry temporarily
| overpowerel, when McCLELLAN's army was dri
wing The enemy at all other points. Notwith-
standing these successes the Journal SAYS that
MCCLELLAN is following Pore into infamy
Governor MoRroN indorses this attack upon
MCCLELLAN and the gallant army under him
In his organ of Wednesday we frd the iol.owi {
court announcements
The salute on Monday night over the victory OF
the Potomac, was not Ordereiby Gov. Morton, as
is supposed
No. no. il will not do to rejoice over tht
triumph of our army, no matter how glorious
its results in defeating the enemy, unless it vii
enure to the benefit of some pet of the radicals
The AbolitioniSts are determined, ii they can
prevent it, that MCCLELLAN shall not have vic
tory, and they would rejoice with the ebels over
his defeat
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

designs contemplate the seizure of the Annapolis
Junction. between this city and BALTIMORE This
would cut OF Washington from all aid aud com
muncation from the North; but il would at the
same lime expose the Confederate force there 10
an attack irOm troops that would be at once sent
from Washington. But, at all events, you may
rely on this as certain: The design of Lee is 20
take Washington, and all the movements are
made with that end in view. He has in the
neighborhood of Frederick $780, 900 troops. in
GLIDING 5000 cavalry and $50 pieces of artillery
Aud he has. between the Point of Rocks. Lees
burg, Centervie asd Manassas $50 900 more
Gen. Mcclellan has moyeda part of his army up
north OF Washington. 50 as 10 protect Washin
ton from that side. and also to cover the railroad
from Baltimore But he has also taken the field
himself at the head of hs force. This is more
than Gen. Lee expected, and il may chtnge mis-
plans. Gen. Wool has made sueh admirable dis
positions Of his troops around Baltimore that that
city is also regarded sale. In few DAYS the
grand battle for the possession % Washington will
be fought, and then look out for music. The re-
suit of that battle will be decisive Of the fate of
the rebellion. X.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

those which we subioin now consttdlute what
the parasites Of power call treason against the
Administrations crime which, although IL IL
not found in the Constitution or any Of the
statutes. il nevertheless well defined in certain
Republican journals. in various addresses OF com
miltees, aud is considered highly ielouious, Dan
lei Webster, the great expounder Of the Constitu'
ton. in one Of his we,k moments, actually de-
clared that Constitutional liberty must never
permit power, and least Of all Executive power,
10 OversIep lis prescribed limits. either in peace
or war, though benevolent motives and patriotic
intent come alongwith il. The spirit OF liberty
is Jealous OF Entertainments, jealous Of power,
jealous OF men. At all times il demands checks,
il insists on securities; it entrenches itself behind
de(enees. and fortifes against the assaults OF am
btion and passion"