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True Democrat., 1862-12-31
N 0 TICE

IN V V G At0MMITTED to the Ar ansas Psnitent;arv by the V jailer of Jackson county, certain Negro Man S4 calling himself LoulS, about feet inches high, of black color. light build, about 25 years old owner un known
 The said negro will be sold at the expiration of two if not called for hy tne owner <. J. WARD, pec (. 1sCl. aAm. Ksspse of ps,,Sfs,ssarv
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
N Q T CE

SvOMMITTED to the Penitentiary the f2th Q ar S day of November, 1861, certain negro sssxxsazrs Man. calling his name Bi iI about feet in- g gsSs% ches in height of black color, about 2S years Etf old He says he belongs to living fS.-. Memphis, Tenn v wtas
 The owner is requested 10 come forward, com .ES py with the and take him away he will x SJ be sold a the expiration of two years to pay Es
 the charges A. J. WARD,
 Dec. ,, 1861. 24m Keeper Of Psaifzntj1ru
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
sDss DOLLARS REwARD.-stolen fIom the 1s,

sB ES DOLLARS REWARD.-stolen fIom the z.
 ]0N sS stable of Dr. John A. Powell, II miles blssYs Wat of Little Rock the Washington road. on [I I% the night of the 2th November last large gray HORSE about lO hands hgh years old spring saddle mar on his back, brand the left shoulder very dim to be the letter shoe of the left fore foot some aapes on ms Iess Said horse pacs very fast and saldle "tse will above him delivered to me eLht mll's north of Waseington, will nay hhef reward nr any information concerning his were- hbouts. \. G NEAL
 A's" a the same time and place. dun PONY about IA slud all arounl. uec II ?t
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

EAiLhks N3TlCE.-Was committed to the iail of sV Prairie cnuutv. Ark tL- day of Dee 1862 sss negro uan calling his INGO about h tt,t O g inches high. supposed c. be ZS years of age per dor, and says he belongs by the name of An der sun- Iiong worth in the state of Louisiana The ot said slave is hereby to com, forward fIoyr property cargs and take him away otherwise he will Je dealt with the law further dirycts
 J. M K NC sheriff.
 By ". C. STEPHENSON, Jaler. Dc ln feG2 Cost of adv g per week.
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
II O TT CE

NAT AS committed to the Arkansas Penitentiary by TS the sheriff of Puiaski county, the lst of &Y November, lsoi certain Negro Man, can his nameFA John Said negro is about 45 years old, a black N color feet nine inches in height has pop eyes and an i'm pediment in his speech.
 Veksburg Miss, aud if taken away at the expratjop of two years, will be sold by the state
 A. J. WARD, Dec. 5. 1S6l 24m. Keeper of penitenf;ary
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
Dec. 10, 1882. I'm G
Receivers Sale at Public Auction.


 ERN SATURDAY, 3l of January. 1863. will .ell, under VE order of the Confederate District Court for the East District of Arkansas t Public Auction, to the hesr ani bidder lie House in the city Little Rock, 4aid day, the following hea Estate and buildings there t0zoj:
 /ots No ard in Block Eo g in the city of Little Rock, % es. ot the Gu 4w inc There is dwelling. house on property is coyrIe ut t0 tie bune-s part the city
 Also Lots A i0 Il al3 N, in Block 0 n the city of Little ;ack, East oi tAr Quaqaw Line unimI /Jv.d
 AisC, Lot ' t5luck : Lots No am! ?! in Hoca Nc j. the ctiiio4, opposite city Of Little Beck. and forms nearly square piece of ground containing about ani lease Lgts No 10 2, il Fl ck No 3, n Dtcantn. which lease w,li p;re tie olst day Of Decctlr iN ]. There the in l5 ct No 2 in EeCnntiiina. large and diuus story frame buding er,cef fr Tavern arl occupied such vpra years Te lcc 5tigu is coHsiGe q de Irate fr public house priv e iet The D;s a il ample 5HG for aI2" dca and n ces- horse hts There large aa stable and sary the preuii- A the hts Irc4nlou atuy- rei, Win h. ptiytse '" tAe uh"Xpued lease on No. ll P in Hi . Np oi land ad- fnir tfe t'v,l of Dcanon th" hast side and hing sltl tile Ntiit*tE road. i-slgZ uorihet y 6reCoI and b-lh formerly med by William lin containing about = acres and p lpL of an ,trt; also three and ninety siX hum dedtAs of acre. conveyed by J.hn C.ensnn and vie AAaudcr Boiea adj ib- said twelve tract tn the uorthern boundary me the hHing more partcu lary described by drd duly recorded n the C r ice of There situate upon this If land dweng house and store house. and will be sold in lot putchascr
 TIRss OF s.1g-Cash in hand unless inc purchaser at Gue in equ.i laynruts aui mnHti- vith interest tue per Der from dtte until ad. Tie deemed indi-putahl ApprV H security Will te re- quI ed vi drerred, The Iih tJ c- bids de.
 A. II. RUTHERFORD. Recrtrer
 Dec 2i. 1852 2w East District qt Araa"sas.
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

gUyWO pISTILLERS WANTED at the Distliey tt h1ch N port Hot Spring county, Ark. for whom tne En prices will be paid. AKIN, CALhhh
 Dec IT
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

in the Independence Probate Court November term A. 1892
 FstitiOn for Partition.
 fgND the unknown heirs Thomas F. Winston E To " Hilam Wilianls. Robert L. Winston and George Bakemor their legal representatives you hereby required to be and appear at Probate Court to be begun and held Batesye, in Independence county, Arkans the 30h day of December S62 then and there t0 the petition of Joseph VI Winston praying said order of partition of the estate, both real and personal belonging to the estate of Robert L. Winston, dc the will be taken Contesed-and it further ordered the cHut that publication be male of this order in the True Democrat, newspaper published ill the city of Little hock t,r six weeks consecutiVeIy.
 M. A. WYCOUGH, c. PC.
 Nov 26 6w* by JSO. AYMERs0N, T. c. NTHONY HOUSE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
 "A Uct l5. lS'2. J. l.. PALMER, Pr0prietOr.  rsSnrAsUhY NDTlCE AS 10 FUNDING TREASURY E Nprt~-In conformity with the act of Congress ap- roye,i October i5 2, notice hereby given that all Treasury Notes which sna be .sued from the IT asuTy atrr the hIet day ,f December next will uudabe only Der cent H5Has Stock instead of ei&hT per ant al pc hoa.g irea.ury Nuts which snall been is puyo.s inc sad first day q" Uveeaibtr and may dsre tJ li the eight per cent. bouds hrreh1 notified that they must in fore tho Z day of Alfl next Id present ht said asury Richmond ot the 5s-istaBt IT. a.uti 5eIos,torits If the for tA" put pose funding in 2bt per cent Ronds lock- which date they vii! be iuuaablc iu seven per cent. q. G MEMMIMGER. Oct l5. 1862 ll-4m Secretary ot tho Ircasury.
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

TsR C. HOi ZE offers his ices teacher of Music. lsE the higher matho matiCs, ancient modern Ian gnsges. particular attention ot beginners in piano his entry system the result of his ssant studies. IL promises compete this delightful but difficult instrument.
 TEsMs-0ne month 6 lessons, 45 minutes each) Si0- payable in advance
 Address to his residence strs Krauses BRICK BUILD IN or Dr. brugmans DRUG STORE Dac 24 Wv
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
Shorif's Advertisement.

tOTNITTED to the jail of Crawford county Arkansas, SD the 18th day of July, 1862, negro man who says JIM about 35 years old feet inches high, wes 6O pounds, keeps his hair plated, dark ooior and speaks very poiteyhad whencommitted, blue jacket and cap He says he trying to get back 10 Missouri to his wife Says he belongs to Phillips Of Holmes county, hss. J. A.' BROWN, JEs
 Sheriff of Crawford County, Ark. Iulv 3a 1882. tim Cost of adv g. per week
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

SSh DOLLARS REWARD.-kanaway rem the subseri- g eS &E ber in Crawford county 19 miles north of Van Bu the 2tth of October negro man ALLECk, aged 26 2 black heavy set weighs about TO pounds Said negro came from county, Missouri and win get back that place The above reward will be paid for his delivery men Crawford county pr req soatle reward for his confinement that get hun
 R. c. OLIN ER Crawford. Co, Ark, Nov. 12, 1862 Ems
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

 gH>HFRE Comnitted to the Ja of Crawford county k Ark. on the tn of August, 1892 negro man who says his name is DANIEL He is ) feet inches hgh Of dark mpIexion weighs about 15O pounds he belongs to Bcnitmin Morris, of Class county, Texas - the above named slave is hereby notified 10 come forward and prove his ownership to the sae will dealt with as the law directs.
 JAMES NJ. BROWN, JR.,
 Sheriff of Crawford county. Sept lO 1862. 6m Cost of adv. g. per week.
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

a DM1NIsTRAToRs SALE--On the 2i day of January, f A 1s63 will proceed to sell, as admnlsta'or, ~ us it rasiJsnce in Freeo township Ouachta county the Thomss Am deGa Tsos g. iI d and Kitchen Furniture, and lot of FINE PEACH BRANDY etc. etc. .,as;. ;.h ha oa
 cnritv bearing interest the rate of ten per cent per annum. 'oiN "' Ai;m;t,.
 Y 2t Vhaehtta AAssna1
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
SEaves m Me Pemtenti0y.
N oT1 c E.

sTtOMMTTrED to the Arkansas Penltentiary by the a. SsheIif of Jefferson county, on the 2d day of Dec E lSei a Negro Man calling his name JOHN GQkDON,%X
 He is about 55 wears old inches high of .Aes black color thick lips lip turned little round the his caused Che says) by having his Jaw oroke Says be is d free man. a. J NhhDy
 Jan 18 1862 2+m Keeper 9f Itnttentiary.
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
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t0MnITFED the Arkansas Penitentary the 2d day SJ of December, 1861, certain Negro Man calling his name JOHN COWANS Said negro man is @ very light mu I nearly white feckeled Eace feet nine inches high h mt 60 years old has letters O. prcked ink op his left Says he is free
 A. J. WARD, jan 3d lS62 24m. NeeDer 0f Pe.s..l.sirQ
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

fALD PEWTER AND BRITANNIA WARE wanted at my sS shop, for which l will pay liberal price.
 Dec 2i Ats F. w. HEZEklAH
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

N COX SHARP-I Tn bound to sell and VIII sell 'hN first opportunity. if not beore my lath' sltu ou ,aumee Creek 3 miles from Lte Rock on thf man fo,t smith and Little Rock road the best stand on tne rsa consisting of seven hundred acres cre bottom iand M h the botom abont in go d state oi cuVao,, several good cabins live n and the st well o water Ill be cuuty will! sell all for Sl0 per in Confederate
 orev Call soon or you will loose chance tnquire on the premises. JNo ". MohbhN+>D' ''' Dec 24 It's
True Democrat., 1862-12-31
An Appeal to Missouri.

Tle Hut, Art.. lSi2
True Democrat., 1862-12-31

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