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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Cure for Chronic Sore Ewes.

rENE undersigned in possession of infaible remedy A for all hanner otsoFa Ls s proposes to cure the worst of Chronic Sore Eyed where the patient s placed under his care and his directions complied with, if pay, my motto is give satisfaction to all for their money.
 Good references given by addressing at Moscow Hemp stead county, Ark. Dr. CYRUS ". BUTCHER. THIS is to certify that have afflicted with granula ted Sore Eyes for two years and my vision was obscure Chat could not tell horse from the dis tance of twenty steps, and after I commenced using Mr O. " Butchers remedies, and placed myself under his treatment, took my gun a eight days after the treat ment instituted, and killed squirrel and that since that have been entirely relieved from all acute and unpleasant symptoms and hve been able to good ever could would therefore take pleasure in recom nending all those who enguarly afflicted, try his remedies and treatment without any hesitaton believing it to be the most effective remedy in
 J. NJ. D. PARK. Graves Post Office Hampstead county, Ark.
 THIS is to certify that two years ago. acquainted with Butcher and Park and that they were both afflicted with the worst form of ganuated Sore Eyes aud that had decided that all unnecessary from their extreme bad condton and that according my knowledge I have of the treatment, it is altogether safe and efficient, and would advise all those similarly affected, to a like treatment. D. k. HAYNES. Hampstead county, Ark, Oct. 2d 1861.
 Dec 26, 1861. 12m-#.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

PERTIyEXTLY PUT.-The Richmond Exam iner, speaking of the proposition Of Gov Letcher to draft every man from eighteen to fortyhve into the army, thinks his eycelency unnecessarily scared and puts the case pertinently thus
 We hope that the Legislature has enough reason and steadiness of nerve to De undistur bed by these raying8. That ii should increace its quota to the Confederate army with allthe speed compatible with the purchase and man utacture of arms is, undoubtedly, necessary.- But when 1t has done al that t has done all t Is humanv possible for 1t to do; and Il 1t attemps extravagances it will only effect the ruin of the State 4 draft of an entire male popu lation will not make an army, even if every man in 1t is Q vetran and armed to the teeth; for an army is thing that eats and wears clothes and 1t can neither De fed or clothed, nor paid # none but women and children are left at home to carry on the business of society and provide the means of making war.
 There is more necessity of arms at this mo- ment that of men. 4 crowd, however large is not an army, and men without arms are use less. As for taking he whole male portion of the community from eighteen 10 forty>iive into the army at once, as though food for them and arms would come of their own accord ,-tnat iS a crazy proposition. It would be breaking the back ~boue of our defence at a single blow.
 We see not the least necessity of drafting.- The people are everywhere up and will pour in upon the government as fast as the latter can arm them, and we rather think good deal faster. The danger, we apprehend, will be found, if anywhere, in the opposite direction. 50 many will offer themselves that there may not enough remain behind, as the Examiner intmates, Ito carry on the business Of society and provide the means of making war IL takes 8 good deal ef other kinds of business besides fighting to support twelve or eighteen millions of people. We have to look at all sides of the question.
 Aprops of ammunition, the e'Eraminer learns that we should certainly have gained the battle of Roanoke, had not our supply of that article given out jgst at the most critical moment!-N. 2. Commercial Bulletin.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Confederate Prisoners at Fort Henry.

Confederate Prisoners at Fort Henry. The New York Times gives the follow ing complete list of all the prisoners cap tured at Fort Henry. It also includes those or portion of those, since captured: Brig. Gen. Floyd Tilghman. command ing. Major F. Lynch Lee, 10th Arkansas reg iment.
 Capt. LeeciI, Alabama battery. Capt. H. l.. Jones, Quartermaster. Capt. John Mclaughlin, Quartermaster. Major w l.. McConnico, Assistant Ad- iutant General.
 Capt. Taylor, Artillery.
 Lieut.. Watts, Artillery. Lieut. Weller, Artillery.
 Mai Yorhies.
 Capt. Morton.
 Orderly Sergeant J. H. Laughlin, 10th Arkansas regiment.
 Lieut.. c. R. G. Jones, heavy artillery Private B T. Stone, heavy artillery. Private John Suns, heavy artillery. Serg't J. R. Smith, 3d Alabama battal- ion.
 Serg't H. Reid, Sd Alabama battalion. Private R. N. Flemming, Sd Alabama battalion.
 Private s. s. Sears, Sd Alabama battal- ion.
 Private James Nolen, Sd Alabama bat. talion.
 Private Samuel Currey, Sd Alabama battalion.
 Private J. c. Cooper. 3d Alabama bat talion.
 Pr: rate John Flemming, Sd Alabama battalion,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Approved Jan. g, 1862.
No. 37S.

AN ACT supplemental to an act entitled "dn ac
 providing for the granting of bounty ard fur
 ioughs to privates and on-commissoned off
 cers in the provisional army"
 The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact That the provisions of the above entitled act, so far as the same applicable to en istment of twelve months volunteers, be, and the same are hereby extended to troops, now in the service of any State for term less than three months, who may rc-enlist in the service of the Confederate States according to provisions of said act. for a term which added to their present. term of service may amount to three years
 Approved Feb. }, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

All persons claiming the right of prccmption, either by reclamation otherwise, upon any Ct the Swamp and flowed Lands embraced in the foregoing list hereby t tifed requested o forward within sixty days from aud after the date of this notice, prove their preio1s and pay for the All lands confirmed the State which shall not have been purchased with money located with Swamp Land Scrip Auditors certificate Aran- War Bonds by preemPtion within sixty days from the date of this notce will be sold offered at public se to the highest bidder by the State Land Agent of Helena District his office. ill the city of Helena, between the hours 10 o'clock in ths forenoon and o'clock in the after noon the first Monday after the expiration of ky days allowed preempors within which to establish their pre- onpong and pay for their lands, being the 11h day of HarcR A. D. 1882 and 10 coDttnue from day to day, until a the said lands shall be sold or offered for sale.
 Lands within six miles of any naygable stream will not be sold public private sale for less than sevontyTe cents au and lands than six miles from any nay gable stream will not be sold for less than fifty cents an acre payable in pcia Swamp and Scrip receivable by law for lands in the Helena District.
 Given under my hand as Land Agent for the Helena Dis trict, on the 10th day of January 1862.
 t. MALONEY,
 .Sate land Agsnt for ute Hsleaa District. Je lrt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
N e TIC |

EpT resolution and order o the Board Of Directors or GD the Mississippi Guachit4 and Roa River Eail Road C6npany of November -5th isgl ap authorized to -6 any ianls situated n the ch1nfaEnoie Swamp Land Q- rct tsod or granted to saa Company, hy act If thv General Assembly u the State W Arkesas, apprsvol 10th day Of January lSHIl Said Lands tJ be sold D. ne nut less than S2 per and to resolve iu payment thereof Bonds Money of the Confederate states ot America and War Bonds Treasury Warrants of the State tan- and deeds purchasers. All persons having rr emption claims nTeu any If said Lands hereby uoyj that if said claims not redeemed within ninety from this date their rights under their preOpiion win bc forever barred. JAS. THoS. ELL3DTT.
 Pres. N z. G f. z. z. r. Ca. Cannlnn- Nov aS IaEf 1L--tr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
No. 2:82.

AN ACT supplementary to an act entitlei [ an
 act to amend an act entitled act to raise an
 additional force to serve during the war Gnd for
 other purposes. approved May 8, l66l."
 SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact, That the secor;i sec tion of the above recited act requiring the election of field and company officers by regiments and companies. shall not appy to companies battalions said act; but the officers appointedby the President to raise such companies, Eattalons and egi!nents ahall be the officers of the same; and the coslmis- sious of such officers, granted by the President, shall. when their respective commands are fully or aanized, be absolute. c Anrruved Feb. 3, lS62.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
OM MT ED

FESN Jail, in Benton. Sal county Arsaasas oa q
 Q ls day of Feh nary lst2, no-Jo man who say, ts his name is B1t ai1ut 5 years old 10 inches "a
 when taken uTs pair of heavy boots, hnI ' t him pair of foaan also ht blue james coat iu tae style ,f
 rs uuioru, having tow oi round brass buttons tore new low crowned whitish fur hat sys belongs to W1ptoe phiins of IIoasgc Pike county Mississippi
 The owner is Gerehy notified to nr,s3fd prove pro perty ana pay charges, he W be dealt with secorins law III .'- AAlh. -uefIf.
 Feh gO I.G2. l2ar. Cost of a3F SIP CT rl Der week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
J0!Z1ISWN 6 PEAL

Direct Importation. J. LE " Q T z Sc c O.
 CanoI Street, corner of BoarJon,
 NEW ORLEANS. OUR stock of SPRING GOODS is ready for examination, and comprises com plete assortment of choice styles of SEASONA- BILE GOODS, to be sold at
 Very Low Prices! GOOD GRENADINE BAREGE, at 15c a yard BROCADE ENGLISH BAREG E, at 25c yard. EMB'D CANVAS BARGE, fem G0c yard. PLAID SILK GRENADINE, Ste.
 |" CAUSE, 75c PEKIN and FIGURED HERMANN. EMBROIDERED. BLACK TISSUE BROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINEI CAMBRIC LACE and SHAWLS. REAL LACE REEERSIBLEs.
 C" POINTS. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLS and lTANTILLAS. MUSLIN ZOUAVES and TURCOS. PLAIN and PLAID NANSOOK.
 PLAIN and PLIAD CAMBRICS.
 PLAIN enI PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tartare Muslins, EMB'D SWISS, flr Morning Robes SPRING PEBCALES, l2Jac FRENCH JACOAET New Style, 25c. FRENCH ORGANIZES, Rich, Ace.
 Linen Department. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, new designs. PRINTED LINEN REGATTAS. LINEN SHIR TING, Golden Flax. LINEN SLEEPING, French and Scotch REAL TOILE DE COUTRAI. FRENCH TABLE SETS FRENCH TABLE DAMASK. SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS. BIRDS EYE DIAPER, LINEN LAWNS etc. FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY All descriptions and sizes, for Ladies and Children FILET MITS AND GLOVES. NEW STYLE FANS. PARAS0JS. VALENCIENNE, AppI.cation and Point Laccs. RICH EMBROIDERIEo. MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES. PARLOR SUITS. MORNING ROBES and CAMISOLLES. MARSEILLES SUITS. EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. INFANT ROBES, etc. CHILDREN'S COSTUMES. RICH LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS. MUSLIN AND LACE BARS. MARS EILLES QUILTS, C0unterpanes, etc. FRENCH PERFUMERY, etc.
 We will take particular pains to fill all orders from the country. April 4, I66l ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
-.---z,ssa .A@A.. Sr,

CLARksvILLE, ARK, March 3d.-Col's Greer and Simms with force of GOO men were sent out on a scouting expedition to the rear of the federal army, took position near Keittsville, Mo. be- tween the main federal forces and their pickets, burning 2S0 of the federal wagons, taking large number of their mules and horses, together with large amount of clothing, killing 9 of the enemy and taking ten prisoners, who are now looking through the grates at Fort Smith. We lost not a
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Drugs and Medicines.
xNnorRsALE AND RETAIL DRUG sroRE.-r

NT II0tHtSALE AND RETAIL DRUG sTORE.--Tho w subscriber having given up the practice of medicine will give his personal attention the Drug Business H s constantly receiving fresh and inspected medicines oi all kinds Also ferfuner Chemicals and Fancy articles in dow Glass and Glassware Patent Medicines of all kinds such as Taylors Basam of Iyerwor lastings compound Syrup o Naptker aud pepsin a of Dr. Haynes and Com stock prepafaols svan's and Indian Paaceas Daily Pain Extractor, Moatt's itters and Ps Bartholomew Pink Expecorant Wistars lasam of Wild Cherry Town seuds sands, Carpenters Consocs and Bulls sarsapa ra Fahnestock klomstock smiths and Dead Shot Yer mifuges; Oils, Paints, Narnshes and D.e Stutts.
 All goods purchased this warranted of the best quality and will be sold the most reasonable terms
 As Physicians have their prescriptions accurately compounded R. L. DODGE, Il. b.
 Little Rocat, Ark- Feb. 2, '59 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Public Land Sales at the Land CIice at
 ClalEsville ArEansas.
Notice to Pre- -emptors.
sHBP HERD 6 MO OR RE,
 TTeulphie. Tenn

HAVE in the largest stock Of STAPLE DRY S a GOODS to be flundiu the Confectionery. The following articles comprise fw Of tho leadiug cood SlIKhTINGS BLEAGHED AND BROWN, all wGjhs COTTON YARNS AND gUENY RED HAitNc; , FANCY MApDEK phI&IS all styee DRESS GOODS AND PAINT SEGEFS pLATDS AND SfRfPbs. BUTTONS THREADS, NEEDLES, PINS, etc. etc lopether with many other much needed articles t..y u ner,,us to mention. An early cali is solicited bv
 SHEPHERD $ slOnRE Fyh % 1S62 2t Mcpphis gtnu.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
N Q TIC cHr

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That under authority and
 in pursuance of the provisions of tue of the Gene raj Assembly of the State Of Arkansas entitled An Act providing for the evyng and collecting e of this State approved March 5th Sus and Act of said Hene raj Assembly, entitled An Act change the time of the Auditors sale of lands forfeited for taxes approved Dtcen her l5b 183s purchas from the Auditor of Arkansas the northwest quarter the southeast quarter, tIe south
 west quarter the half Of the north quarter section ytwo of township four north of the base line in range even of the fifth principal meridian contain sng five hundred and sixty for tho of hun dred and foryseven dollars and five the o taxes due thereon and received from fine Auditor deeds herefer execnted according law, the 24d day of Feb ruary 1861. the date of the purchase aforesaid.
 All persons who set night @ the lands SD rrr chased in consequence of any nmay orany rreguari- y or iegaity connected with such sale notified cause a first of the Circuit Court of Clitcnden county in which county the lands purchased are ted six months after the publication of this notice why the sale 80 made to rae by the Auer the tax title there under should not be eGnfTRed.
 Jan 16 1882. Ct. ". A. BEVENS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
NOTICE

g~1nNTNITTED t7 tie tr msa- peutant4ry by the- " if"r fl tt-i an county, c-rtfiu Negro Hll .E9 aIug himself LOUIS about leat ln.h.- fiah. urF 3 riack color, light 5uid abou. - years gi .-5 known.
 Ihe ail negro Wiil be s1l 6t the expiration ot two # hot called for by the oy.er. A. J. v ARD.
 Gtc a. IcGi. Z4ui. kecprr cf Peuit,1stuzlrs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

P TITLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND FLOW MANUFAC- A TOkY-The subscriber having purchased the above tabli-hment, is making Cook BeYgiy6 Patent steel Pov which is by far pow offered n this kct He will as0 keep large quantity 0 iI other descp Flows both wrought iron, which he sofer- ing exceedingly oY. Plow Ponts and Land Sides ot all patterns always On hand Farmers and Planters will find teir in:crest vchn call Castings of every kind in and iIJs made promptly. Also bial hsnllnnB n all branches carried un. Machinery Furnished oI Repaired.
 JAMES RRDDIE
 Oct I3 1860 " L'Hic RocI Fa1ud-g
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
No. 373.
Us AN ACT to amend an act entitled an actlO pro vide for the nuhlic oefence.n annroyed Mbreh 6

AN ACT to amend an act entitled an act lo pro
 vide for the public defence,'' approved M trch 6,
 IS6l
 SECTION | The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact, That the act entitl q "an act to provide for the public defence," ap proved March, 1861, be and the same is hereb. so amended that the provisions of the second sec ton of said act, limiting the term for which the militia may be called into service to period, not exceeding six months, shall not apply to men drafted Eto service by the several States, and fur nished by said States to the President for service for three years or during the war, in response to requisition made upon said States according to laws.
 Approved Jan g, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
oM MrTrTTBD

FEN0 jail in Benton Saline county, Aransa7 on h' &
 E 2ah day Of January, lst2 negro maa Hho says s3S big name H SIMON af1 uf 4I ytars Ua.lls fet heh f votv black He had on Vai taken uI pair of trlN Ae braaan shoes kersy pants ad coat old bscl hat tucked ID he st wol weigh about <' is ant SAWS he beones to William Powell of NrlHrpka, An4nn
 The owner i4 hereby notified forward prove Frl- parv and pav charges or he will be dealt wth rn law. Th0S PACK, Slerif
 Feb 2o Ise2 12m. Cost of aiy. $52 oY SI per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Rtmawaq Negroes.
@1nn. Rewarz.

E WILL giAo ths above r-yaF3 of hundred dol rs A lars ar tse apprehension DeeTa llau BILL ssf aod his delivery @ me here placed in iaR that get him. BH i- ahout aet 10 inches high. dark aA-E cQlof slender 4kr ah 3htlv knocekreet and ahout 70 Tct5 ai EEe Ne scars rcS5lFCttt Hss been recently in the ue4h6oflood of fsy yioEs Creek, Francis county.
 EfAJ&H CltbEk.
 Meqnj City Cgitenden olgaty. Ayk, Jan. 29 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
S1so REWARD.

esST0LEN from the subscriber en or ahoat the.
 hS goth of January lSe2, yellow bay MARE le-ES-N with star ii the face slightly hiped in the rif s hip small hump thnk the fght hind i,t hIf arr the hoo small scar on the right shoulder blade aud nro"s her rt lore not rather out n traysing aau3a fer the apprehension and delivery s bief and mare r hty dollars for the delivery the nare or reasonable compensation t any Information relative to the marc
 TED VI loC-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

All debtors to aliens arc required to report, under oath to the receivers within three months from the passage of the act.-Rtcbmona ElaD- ulef.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

NIEW DRUG STORE, corner Of Main and Markham sts, V (Dr. Adams' new budine) Little Rock, Ark--J. J. McALMONT The undersigned having purchased the entire stock. intends keeping constantly hand fine assof ment of Drugs, Chemicals DyeStufs Paints Oils Glass and all articles of the best quality, usually kept in Drug Store and will carry the business large scale and liberal terms. sN Physicians prescriptions putup dt a hor with neatne:s and despatch. j. J. AicALMONT, H. D.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

'. Il. BRANDON c. THRoWER. DRANDON x THROWER, Attorneys at Law Camden, ID Arkansas. March | 1881. fl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
No. .,I2.

 AN ACT to amend an act supplemental to an act
 to establish the judicial courts of the Confeder
 ate States of America, approved May q, 1861.
 SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact, That the first tection of the above, entitled act be, and the same is hereby repealed; and to the end that the causes mentioned in said first section of the act to which this act is an amendment may be brought to tria without unnecessary expense and delay, it shall be lawful for the judges of the several district courts to interchange with each other temporarily, and the judge whose interest in or connection with the causes aforesaid pending in the district court in which he presides, renders him incompetent to try such causes, shall request such interchange wit the judge of an adjoining district and the judge requested shall without delay, enter upon such in terchange; and the acts and decisions of judges SC presiding by interchange with each other shall be as valid as if done and performed in the districts for which they severally appointed.
 SEC. ?. The judges so presiding by interchange as aforesaid. shall cause it to be entered in tht records of the courts in which they so presided, that such interchange has been made according to tlis act.
 Approved Jan. 29, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
NOTICE.

A~t0NNITTED to tla ponitentiary1r the i2th A.e- 1( day Of November 15.i a certain negro P. SzA Man calling his name Bj LF about f-et in-g s es ches in height, of go haeE color. about 2S yctrs 7 Il old. He says ae belongs to sslt man living NE A--s neay Memphis Tenn. g W$
 The owner is requested o come forward, com A asF ply with the law and take hin, away. or he vH H Ej be sold at tbe expiration ol t'fy years to pay &E~ tho eLaI ges. A. j. WAED,
 rrc. 3, 1861. 14n. Kcrrrr 9f P..f.1tGro.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

AUGUSTUS T. GARLAND, VIM. M. RANDOLPH. TARLAND & RANDOLPH, Attorneys at Law, Little E Rock Ark. Feb. g, l859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
]. .oao REw ARp! sl. bod RnwARp!I

WILL give the above rewarI Gr the apprehension and a. safe delivery to the civil authorities of Red River cUunry Texas ,t 4 .. FALL. Nho committed as7tut. vith intent to Rl upon the person ot Henry Sourham nu the 2ist Dec IAb 1r v3 give che above reward for - -'o detertien until get paSses- Of his re.san. Th id 4. J FALL has recently mayeJ tram kchueay aud Fl I all probability make his way eack o said State When a,t hoard of he gn in direction ci Little Rock Ark The sait Fall is about 41 wears of his Inv is siderahlY gray, squarfy bplt vi Weilh 0o lbs pa he left, he was slightly wounded ln tAa le't arm.
 ". B. CHANDLER,
 FtHt3GftS JtrB itfr8 F O. n9c 2s. 1891. .'n. E E,4 Ric-y faltstg. Tsr0s
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
N U

vHTAS committed to the Arkalsas ptuteH ary. rea ES the sheriff -t fuI4o} clnaty, oa tae lst SS November, 1881. certain y.J sar ta'iu H. ntu- 8 J-nu Said negro I- Rinnt e5 years o.& l.aes-a1. cal1r tet nine inches u height, Aas.o2 eg and pedimeut iu his speech.
 Ir * the property uf St.Hhau 6ar,d, who resides u.~r N5cl-uu~g. Mis- aH3 tl.s aray tJ l-a eAI a.ul
 AL wArn. U.c. l. ISrI. a+-. Esues of lrt4anfta-8.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
N O TIC E

COMMITTED as runaway to tie Arkan=as Peniteutiary &l by the sherh of Jefferson county. tho 2d oi De- l8bl Negro Man calling himself PHILLIP HOWARD. black say- he free If taken by owner ar the eXpaton of two ears VII br sold t5 Iay charges. 4. J. WAkD
 Jan. 1G. 1892 24n. Keeper Of P.3fitf4ffary-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
P. H. W H [ Ar.

EpECEIvING, FORWARDING $ COMMISSION MEX AA CHANT, at pcvoi's Dls0s Ark. Vi give pers,a,s attention to forwarding goods consigned 10 his care Will make cash advau~es causignmeuts
 Feb. 2I. 1862 2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Au Kinds of Good Arms Wanted.
Chanae of Firm,

NOIN " JAY having slld his interest in tle Saw eD Mill Little Rock h, business will hereafter be er ried on by J. w. Ir,in Fsitt All debts and credit. will be settled by the new firm.
 I. VT IRWIN & F0SSITT. Oct %, 1s6l 6-- JOHN ". JAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
PARTNERsBPs--REAL ESTATE CoNTRACTs-R
 CEIVERS, ETC.


I
  sBl l  hday o andb and sbaHb all said land shall ofaed
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
" o TICE L .

NXy AS committed 10 he ian of awgnae county ArsaH- w tho 2Tth day M Dece alsss 1S6i, Negro Boy, calls hmseli FRANK, aaau l2 years old 5 feet or inches high weighs about l5U tj pounds, of rahr copper color, aud says he belongs A-'lut Mississippi.
 The Of saia negro is hereby uoji fled wa1l prove prVItrtr pay eharaa an. fg hul Way, he will be dealt with according t7 law 4
 JOHN D. " TIT, SilrtF
 By JA-- II, ". CANPBtti,
 Depgtv S6can and Ta7jr' .-au. 1G, iS.Z. gtsf Cf adv r2s C+ el E.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Y ITrLE ROCK CARRIAGE MANUFAC- ggn@ YR 3A TOkE.--At this establishment will be tEss-l.E-esrg found constantly hand made to ordar GF5<-~t33 any and every style of CarTigse EockaVay Buggy which n qalty material Workmanship, Beau " ma Good Taste unsurpassed. by any work n4anufsc tErct out Ae Satc All rork raryontsd Tor pcar. Particular attention will be given repairing Also Horse Sloeing and Farm Work. A. '. WARD.
 P $. All Job Work alter this date, will be cash saya ble at the end of every month. 4. J. ".
 March 2, 1852
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
A C r IT =

ESUEING tso absence of Col. r. 4 TEaaY in tic Con- Hb ftrrate urmg-E |. iSlIsi cf Little Hock, viii hts agent Jan. .c}, le2 f.