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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
RETURN TO CAMP.

Having accomplished this work we return
ed to camp again, being just eleven hours alb
sent, and in that time marched Il distance of
twenty-five miles. We halted several times,
going and coming, making an aggregate of
time probably two hours. You may reason
ably suppose that we became very much ia
tigued. The men did not fall out until we
got back to within three miles of camp; then
they gave out in large numbers, and could be
seen along the road resting whenever they
could get II chance. All were in camp, how
ever, an hour after the main body arrived.
SITUATION OF THE REGIMENT.
Our camp is named after Col. Bullock of
Worcester, and is one of the finest in the
army. We have the new Sibley tent. The
streets are well laid out and graded with
rows Of shade trees on each side Of the tents,
The officers tents are surrounded by trees,
and the whole camp presents an appearance
Of taste and beauty which would please our
friends at home if they could see it. The
regiment is generally healthy, and the medi-
cal department is well and satisfactorily con- |
Quoted Our friends at home may be assured |
that the sick Of the regiment will be well |
taken care o. j. W. d. !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The MASTER" new story by Mrs. Mary
\. Denison, has been published by Walker,
Wise 4 Co., and is for sale at Mellens Mrs.
Denison is well known as a sprightly and en-
tertaining writer, whose books are always
pure and elevating in their tone. This story
Is well told.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The FRuT CRor.-From all parts of the
state we hear Of fine prospects for the fruit
crop. The peach orchards especially are said
to present TIC most prolific appearance that
has beeh noticed for many years. eiawaJe
G0zetfe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Coz. AUGUSTUS MORSE of Leominster, of
the 2lst Massachusetts regiment, has been
discharged from the service of the United
States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

LINcoLN'S HlsToRY OF WORCESTER, con-
tinucd by Charles Hersey, Esq, will be ready
for delivery to subscribers, next Wednesday,
the old ELECTION Day" 1T an interesting
and valuable book. Mr.. Lincoln's work,
which brings down the history to the year
1886, is too well known and appreciated to
need special recommendation. Mr. Hersey's
continuation of the history brings it down to
the present time. His part Of the work has
been well done, and he well deserves that
abundant success Of which he is sure. The
book is handsomely printed and bound, and
it Is embellished with numerous finely en-
grayed portraits of prominent citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The June num-
Der of the Atlantic Monthly will be issued,
Saturday, with Lowell, Whittier, Agassiz,
Higginson Thoreau, Miss Prescott, and other
favorite writers, among its contributors. Low
ell has ''Sunthin' in the Pastoral Line" with
a briefer introduction than usual from Rev.
Mr.. Wilbur, who was suddenly called to a
sick bed in the household of valued parish
Toner" Hosea says some pleasant things of
the season, summing up as follows =
:, ,NuH sed, June's bridesmam, poet o. the year,
Gladness on wings, the bobunk is here;
Hali-hid in tip-tup apple blooms he swings,
Or climbs agnst the breeze with quiyerin' wings,
Or, givii way TO / in a mock despair,
Runs down. u brook q laughter. thru the air.
His prevailing disposition, however, is rehec-
tive; SO
Las Sabbath artcY meetin' time
findin' his ieens wouldn't uoways rhyme
With nObody's. but off the hendie flew
An took things from AN East wind pint o. View
he strolls away to the ancient school house,
where he has an interesting interview with the
shade of a remote ancestor, and receives
timely admonition in regard to public affairs.
1t Is one Of his best papers. Whittier CON
tributes "Astrea at the Capitol" Which we
P't'AN~'' IL
series Of essays by the late Henry d. Thorcau,
the proof-sheets Of which he corrected during
the closing hours Of his life, appears in this
number. "The South Breaker" by Miss Pres
colt and Prof Agassiz's "Study in Natural
History, are continued Mr.. Higgnson
writes Of '.The Health of our Girls" and
gives many valuable suggestions in a very en-
tertaining and attractive form. "The Author
of Charles Auchester," by Miss Prescott, is a
fine and just tribute to a woman of extraordi-
nary genius, who died a few weeks since, in
England, in the full bloom of her intellectual
powers. The remaining articles are on "War
and Literature and THE Horrors of San
Domingo by Rev. John Weiss; 'The Sam
Adams Regiments Of the Town Of Boston," by
Richard rockingham; "Pere Antolnes Date
Palm" by 4. B. Aldrch; ''Solid Operations
in Virginia" by Rev. E. L. Hale and poems
by Alice Carey, Rose Terry, and f. G. Tuck
crman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

ihei'"0old's Extract Buchu, tbe 9.,oaz-5,--
hELhBoLD's EXTRACT BHcur
HELMBoLD'S EXTR or !, HE GREAT DIURETIc
HELMB0LD,S FyrB ,,,, TIE GREAT DIURETIc
.rar TIE GREAT nII-PFrtc
RIaddn ,0sltive and Specific Remedy "a, me- ~
and ali s1aneys Gravel Dropsey organ Of the
ment in rs OF the Urinary Organs See aSfhItess,
Medicine at once i' Cut II out and send for the
ass BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
deOd2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

A FREE subscription list for II nice framed en-
craving will be open to all visitors TO the Academy
of Fine Arts to-day and this evening. All arc in.
yited 70 call.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
SpGtlaI Jlotltes.


90 Pr. y: q. Mott, PhysIrinm and Surgeon
dailv from 10 until 2 and to in tic evening on
alsrHses ni the Urinary ana Genital ORGANS Scro Ions
Auectlo s. liunorS oi all kinus Sores Ulcers and frup.
IONS. F'hle complaints, NC. An experience Of over
tmet wears eNteslyc practice enables DR. NJ to cure
all Of the most diicdI Medicines entirely veg
etahle Advice Free. tleOdlv iv9O7
DR.. Sweets EmfaIIibIe IInI,ucnt il trul, a
rcnd in need and every family should nave it at hand
o2d d&wly
H0r~e hslhnkeas and n riny 5sInnkets-
ihpSe ~ want had better call on i. NJ FOLLA NSBEF
No'd washington Square. before purchasing. dtfol9
Csaain Is making splendid Photographs colored OF
ptai ON small Dhguerreutypes and Ambrotypes nj lSg
Mllnstreet dtf P'''d Al LOG
Adams Gallery, aGa Main street. is now
'Pl"i' t'o Ie1VPuol' ol tne public. dtf d2l
Draper a CinriS, COMMISSION Nrpctt,Nre aud
ntaels " rlour, bIain' Meal, Grass Seed salt Lime
Cement OalrnCd Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground oyster
smells ana Farmers Produce generally Also N@onts
~ we sac OF Coo super Phosphate Ut Lime pcryian
"'"'o' American "nano, and Ground Bone.
ana ,,r . DRAPER ~ CLARK,
apo "l nos. 3) " " front st, Worcester Mass
go C"ihn Ware Bsoums, No. . IsmugA HIorIt-
lt Undersigned would espcelfuy call the attention
otthc public to his CONN Ware Rooms now omen at M
banls Block, opposite the Court House. VIII, re will
nc lQul constantly on band COFFINS and "a SK E'TS
OF all sizes and patterns made and trimmed with the
pcs' material Also Collin Hates and Robes
w,rcostor eo, 80 tom, j. w. BROOKS.
"oro'S'e' RCD ~ lSb!' du RIO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

,' smiths Curative Cleansing Tyo,,..,---,-
rai remedy for Headache Burns Sore @
sain ~ Tr Ganker Files. Sore Throat %c BOWEL
sie oy bVS CO. "a Front street by tGs, &C. For
'iuReoottIe at manufacturers prices " 'G u9zen OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

IT affords us pleasure TO announce that Mr. Amos
Whiting is not TO remove from the city as has been
reported. He has accepted the conducorship of
singing at the Charles street church, Boston, which
only calls him away ON the Sabbath the balance
of the time he is here attending to the business of
his profession at the old place, Mechanics Hall
Bnilding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

"THE School FOR SCANDAL" is to be Civ
en- at the theater tonight with a cast of char
actcrs unusual in our city. Every one Of the
theatrical celebrities announced in the adver-
tisement will be present and Judging by the
rush for tickets yesterday, there will be a
good house tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Genth Fine shirts made to order in tho ,nost i'm
proved style and in the hest manner 81 tv th0st I'M
S; pWALBRlDGE, No. American HonSe Rjoct9
NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

cess,i Mi5..ifS CLARK, NJ. D., Physician and sue
and vicinity that she continues to treat ali d
sntnp " rec & scientifically aud successfully Con-
ner of Myrtle AZ ~ "V7 nam street. cor
uLl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

FITcHBuRG.-In Fitchburg, on the 20th
inst, Martin Calihan, a workman in the Put
nam machine shop, becoming enraged with
fellow workman, named George knights,
seized Il bar of steel, and struck Knights a
heavy blow just over the temple, iniuring him
seriously. Calihan has been lodged in Jail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

JOHN II. Howard of this city has received
patent for an improved fountain backing
brush
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Whnt eau Woman do IN 4ynr P-Nucb evorg
way. but shc cant keep pence In Tie famly without
note n Dead shot 10 XII on The blood thirsty b0rdes Of
hungry Bed B1gs that, uninyitcd iutruduce tbct,,.
selves 70 hrr a9gew 10 ,hcr great ANNOYANCE and dis
Elst; NvW y lhe time To use II XIII 'cm now No
celn swept renders peace certain by the annhi'atio
eesto, q 1CF ~ tnS Druggists Agents wor-
' - " 'iN"'N' o. W dim APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

SPeer's Snmbuei XyIna is
London aSd Nd, and first class article
II is worth trial IN preference TO Old no. rarls
deodIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

& aid Medal Family Stwinr Nf.cbtne k,1-
my wishing 10 purchase machine. will find for tbeiy
!" Gan al 26} Main street, and examine Johnsons
Hotu MEDAL Machine. All kinds of Machine Needles
llN9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

DIsMissioNs.-Rey Brown Emerson was
dismissed May 9TH, from his pastoral charge
in Westminster Rev, Edward Seabury was
dismissed from his charge in South Royalston
May 6. In each case the only reason as
signed for the dismissal, is the inability of
the society to furnish the requisite material
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

,,I ne Shion fse$tored.-F. 4. CL0UGH would
CspVCtiuiiy INFORM his friends and the uublc anncye
fna Inon Block having been fully restored since he
nr ne mas re-opened his old Hair sing Room in hot
uvl StNle than ever where he will he happv TO attend
UPON all VINO may favor him with can att ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

s xon Wsh ior splendid picture of your child Gala
iStt ;. 100 Aan street His arrangemenfs are con,
olete Iof PROTECTING dit dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

3lsilin is making Cara Photocrants ,1roo7aIIo5 =
inns country. Give him a call de 09u"lIeu , an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

~, h"r~e Aslnnkets and Army JsInnkets.-
Those ~ want had better call on j. NJ FOLLANSREF
MOB washington SQUARE. before purchasing dtioi9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE -No,;coisLoro

a SSIGNEE'S NORTHUMBERLAND.
I,Dy gwen that the adjourned third meeting of the
5ii v I bltELoW SMITH. Of Worcester In
SVSt uehtOs viii be held at the Court Of Insolvency
~ @ ln she county Of Worcester on the tenth
Syiici nnIV next n nine O'Clock in the forenoon az
tiui HtWHR creditors may be present and prove their
Vniins Ihg account of the Assignee is on die In tho
registry OF Insolvency
May 20, 1862 d9ts ''0'''' ns''s my9s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee Notions
m endless vari ~ Dealers will find it advantageous to
car before purchasing, forward their orders Goods
Se!ing cheap to make the immense stock Of
NE WORMS, from all the principal Laboratories in
1S EhEiiuld Etna LabOrat0 is ready to furnish
trc morhS-trom One Thousand Torpsdoes at 81 cents
10 alSPaY Of Five Thousand Dollars lO0DOOO0 Tor
pcdoeS. 1900 Boxes Cold Chop Crackers 80
H0LDES. GUTTER, d CO. % and 81 Federal and
IV' III ana lib Congress Streets, Boston, djy4 mvII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Mrs III. Ne. O'E-eary, NJ. D., is still at the Bay
state House, where she will be happy wait on those
who may need medical assistance. Office hours 10 tol
a. H. ana 3 10 3 p Ia off myl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
Five Hundred Ladies, Coros
WANTED TO HIRE-A convoniort

tenement Of four or five rooms within ten nv ar
teen minutes walk of the Post Onlre. Rent not w w
ese9 $50 southern part of the city preferred Address
- - uzt my23
w ANTED--At No 6 Main street. On.
oa,,,o Posite the Court House, twenty good men To
ealVass' ray according tn nhity-frum SID IN en- ~
MONTH dlt ~ " Wv 10 9per
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

M:achiniAt SVanted.-One First Class Machiuisk
can ma steady work, by the or piece anon calling
immediately on THAHER HoUGI.fOE d co.
mNI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
1elD tlsemtnts.
~ | r S 7 o ? Z N IN G
Silk Saoques and Ptatern Garments,

shaH open Tor inspection and sale. on SATURDAY.
May u, The summer styles Of
SILK Outside Cta1 1nente
styles sci cited with from the leading houses
in New York.
UOR ACE SHELDON,
myd4 az NO. Mechanics Hall Building.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

MARRIED.
In New Bedford, May o. by Rev ] Grdwood Adon
ram Judson Rice to Katie b Warren.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Adams Gallery, 2:sa Main street. is now
openlor the reception Of the public. DIR d5i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

Mre. g. Coed WIN, an experienced ana success
u Midwife holds neTscfn readiness day and night to
attend 20 the duties Of her profession Residence Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

q. f. EEarrTs, Dentist. 5SMain street, opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building o5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

ND-N-Nl-N lIOJ l.
Colts armory at Hartford is to be doubled
in size and capacity, making it the largest es-
tablislment Of the kind in the world. The
additional building is now nearly completed
and $4,000 worth of new machinery for
making gun stocks is procured The cstim-
ated value Of machinery and tools in the old
armory is $500, 600; about 100 men are en-
ployed, and the pay-rolls amount to $4,000
per month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The Barnstable Patriot says, that Russell
Randall, conductor on the Old Colony rail
road has recently had stock diridend of two
hundred per cent, in the shape Of two fine
boys. \ man with so many double letters in
world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

M idwife.-MRS. NJ W. GERALDS. PHYSICIAN AND
SUCCESssU MIDWIFE No. 80 Exchange street Special
attention given to Uterine Complaints, and OF
children. 0fice hours from to A. II, and from to
P H. DIT ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The amount Of seed cotton hitherto receiv-
ed ut the port of New York from rebel states.
and ginned for the benefit of the government.
Is about 100000 pounds. Nearly 1000, 600
pounds have arrived within the last ten days
over forty machines of the Mccarthy and
Brown patterns are now employed by the gov
ernment on its cotton in South Brooklyn.
Great care is taken to preserve the seeds of
the finest lots, to be sent to the ground from
which they came and rcpanted there.
The London Times makes the statement,
that only about $50 bales of cotton arrived in
the ports Of Great Britain during the month
OF March. What better argument could be
advanced than this simple fact to show the
efficiency OF the American blockade. very
small sized brig or schooner could have car
ried this amount Of cotton at a single trip.
The ancient Greeks buried their dead in
stone jars. Hence the origin of the express
sion, Hes gone to potl"
W. J. Penick Of Augusta, Ga, writes to A
friend in the rebel army-''that Jenny Smith
can smile as sweet as a spring flower, and the
boys all around say that Miss Mary n. can
kiss as sweet as thunderbolt of molasses.'
The Nashville Dispatch Of May 18th says
that the weather is oppressvely hot, and its
facilitating effects must act powerfully upon
the soldiers in camp on or near the Tennessee
river.
Fifteen families were burnt out at Brock
port, N. Y, the 10Th, involving loss of S25,-
600. On the 10th, twcnty-onc families were
rendered homeless by IA fire at Sillery Cove.
Quebec.
A member Of the japanese cmbassadorial
suite INDUCED in the national luxury of com
hitting haru kaj1i short time since, al
Paris. The foolish fellow disemboweled him
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Ehe Y cry L test

Prr-rssrR-. Dec. 3I-Pa 5eucer and freight srefp, ote. tae East Teanesses and Georgia k. <. ha.e te tir,Iea sser trips. The bIljges have been rpau8t H.rrlg negroes throughout Virginia is prog- sing An iae prices Of :ast year are gener-
 RcavosD Dsc. 3I--A dsp:tch from reliable gentleman, t,ted CeutQville fo-day, states that Seward has .ele3ead Mason anl Sldell.
 Na-He5LLf, De-. 5l--1he Rowing Green cor 1.,utcuJ oi the Onion and American says, after a-T4n,,iDg tJ IjcTEc Cave the 1edcrals have with drawn tf AIrnf3rds7ie. The Confederate forces b,ya.ars3 fallen back towards Bowling Green, and ar. ray near Bells Tavern, still moving sonth, d,-trarinr tAe railroad as they fall back. The t,i,..e. near Caye City Has blown up on the 2th, D. Uder ot the military authe!iies, ana me rall- Toad ti.ck das rove for severa4 miles he lede- r aIevlnl5. nc .ails from the track north ot Cave C.+v. rd or-,Icg.9e fife different roads leading to 1Iu1tor,s7iI.e with trees and other obstructions. An rl7I, cronuemeut is n0 mere probable than It 7,s. thrcc ,o.ataz ago. Tom Cr.ttendeu has iaIleG back Co Calhoun. where be is;supported lie Is preparing to 20 into winter quarters.
 RIcaMolD, Dec q, via NEw ORLEANs-Ihe Norfolk Day Book, tsI5 morning, publishes the p,qceeGiags of meeting of the British residents of Norfolk. held at the cJnsuates office at which ,o.7i,- eians were adopted cf cOnd0lence on the do,ta o,' Albert. A New ork dispatch reports tha T4dsru river frozen from Hudson to New York IG} 900 lbs of lead was received Tn New 3rn last wee N iii)5eJ i''i'i " ei lii P' 70 two hundrol English vessels gre in port at New York, with coora as half mast on account ot the death Of Ar1ert The recent federal tari' IS ere ar;nq arels c5rlrnoton among Importers of sugar and e5aee. 4 ate of tlu.e reached Norfolk on Monday night. which brings j dispatch to govern menJ from Gen. Wool, in relal'cn to the mode oi conveying rso hundred ald forty Yankee prisoners north The mode adopted te transport the prisoners down the James river to Newport News. In Congress nothing was public today. Cotton receipts have bean light at Petersburg since the first oi September owing to the press on the rail roads of government transportation. The market hqsG2cHned recently. North Carolina fair, equiYa- lent to strict miGdiiugs of southern classification, len cents. 4 gentleman just from Baltimore says inc reoule there as well as at the North are get tine vel7 tired of the war. Those only favor it who are contractors, under the government. Gold at New Yori, is aksix per cent. premium. Banks generally susDehdcd.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Total. al.................... 3227 2l27 II

Making in the aggregate, in the First Congress sional District, for Felix l. Batson, four thousand two hundred and thirty four votes for Ii. F. Thonl- asson, one thousand, eight hundred and seventy nine votes; for R. F. Colburn, thirty-six votes; scattering, sixty seven. In the Second Congres- sional District for c. D. Royston, three thousand, four hundred and fifty nine Yotes for A. s. Huev, one thousand, three hundred and twenty three votes; for j. T. Bearden, eight hundred and sixty four votes; for $. NJ. Scott five hundred and seven ty.two votes; for A. c. Mayors, five hundred and twenty three votes; for Jno F. Wheeler, one hun cred and thirty nine votes; for Green J. Clark two hundred and seven votes; and scattering ten votes. In the Third Congressional District, for A. H. Gay land, two thousand, one hundred and ffty-seven votes; for Jilson P. Johnson, two thousand, one hundred and twenty five votes; for B. C. Harley, one thousand, seven hundred and ten votes; for J. c. Murray, five hundred and twenty seven votes; for $. F. Arnett, five hundred and fourteen votes; for w. P. Grace two hundred and sixty three votes: and scattering eight votes; and in the Fourth Con- gressional District, for Thos B. Hany, three thou sand two hundred and twenty seven votes; for Jas H. Patterson, two thousand, one hundred and tyen ty-seven votes; and scattering eleven votes
 Now, therefore, I, HENRY M. RECTOR, Governor Of the State ot Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law do hereby declare and make known, that Felix l. Batson in the said First Con- gressional District; Grandson D. Royston, in the said Second Congressional District; Augustus H. Garland, in the said Third Congressional District; and Thomas B. Hanly in the said Fourth Congress sional District, we're at said election duly elected Representatives to represent the State of Arkansas Tn the House of Representatives of the Congress of the Confederate States of America for the tenn of two years, which will commence on the Ietn day of February, D. 1862, and will end on ,he l7t day of February. D. 1861, and will Embrace the first Congress of the Confederate States.
 In testimony where.i, have hereunto
 sl set my hand Ind caused the seal of f~~S the State of Arkansas, to be affixed at IIttle Rock, this the 10th day of
 December, A. n. 1861.
 Ii. Nj. RECTOR.
 By the Governor;
 JonS l. SrInMas, Secretary of State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Rally to Your Country's Defence!

propose to make up Battalion of Cavalry of not less than three nor more than five companies, to enter the confederate service about the last of February or the first of March, that being as soon as they will be wanted; winter having set in and nothing raore can be done until warm weather re- turns. l have the assurance that the battalion will be received into Gen. Hndman's brigade in Kentucky where there is plenty to eat for man and horse, and in easy communication with home. Twill make arrangements for transportation so that it will not cost the soldier anything from the time he starts until he arrives at the place of rendezvous in Kentucky. Any companies that are disposed to join will please report to me at Monticello, Ark, and so soon as the battalion is made up will ap- point the place of rendezvous to start from. Com panies that are made up can report and drill every week until We start J. N. SLEMONS.
 Other papers will please copy.