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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Beef Hides and Peltry.

WANT to purchase 1000 Beef Hides and 5000 Skins for which the highest price will be paid my store Main street. ". " HUTT. G
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

EBAY FLOWER SALOON Main street near the Theatre, NE JANgs j,RI8tIpI Proprietor, takes th method o n- forming tho citizens o Le Rock and vicinity that hc has opened the above named s9ot and has hand large lot uf choice Lquors Wines Havana Cigars etc fry him and judge yourselves. AsoSoe +gent for B0Tg0s tte5rG ed Stomoct Eaters sure preventive for FeYer and Ague arrha Bilious Attack Dyspepsia, and all other diseases common a southern ciiInatr. JAS. GARIBALDL
 F. S sales made by wholesale chepas any other house in town. COCO Cigars i9r aaeCheap May 2, Gl ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
HEIRS OF ALIENS TO BE PRorrcrEp.

When the next of kin of aliens in the ascend ing or descending lines are faithful citizens of he Confederacy they may have decreed to them he estate of the alien, as if he were dead and ntestate on paying costs in the Confederate States district court, taking the property subject to all debts due from the alien faithful citizens of the Confederate States.
 PARTNERSBIPs-REAL ESTATE CoNTRACTs-RE-
 CEIvERS, ETC.
 In cases of all partnerships in which aliens are interested, it is provided that proceedings shall be taken against the resident partner in he same manner as against a surviving partner in the event of a dissolution of partnership.
 In contracts for the sale of real estate made with an alien before the 2lst of May, 1861, the law allows the receiver to execute the contract on receiving the amount of purchase money, which is forthwith to be sequestrated.
 The law makes some change with respect to the ecompensation ofreceivers and their accounts: their compensation to be settled in the discretion of the court by such analogies as may be fur nished in the rates paid executors and admins trators in the respective States, and the provis- ion being repealed which requires receivers to keep separate accounts of every alien estate.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Aa OSB0RN dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Produce, lsEe Croekery QieenswaFe, Hardware, tte Little Rock, Ark Prcasersare invited call and examine tny stock Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, rovsona which shall he th, besr in the market. s.I1y 2. 1S6l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
G2s REWARD.

DANAWA1 from the subscri- a.-.ssea--,~
 k B Der, asMagnoia, Ark, on the 10th EsSs -s of February 1861, 8 negro man Sanco, \ aged 2s years large and stout boy, Of {as@s dark complexion, between and 6 feet R |Es high, says he was raised in the seminole Nation, and think he well be likely to &4@e>F try and get back l will give the above reward for the delivery Of said boy nany jail where lean get him. JAMES WILLIAMS.
 March ', 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Lttte Rock DsrectO'g.

of their manufacture
 Ashes Grease Tallow purchased all times at the f,ctnrv Nov [ 1Sel 6nf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Notice Af0TTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That al persons indebted either by note account, to the firm If w. C. ScEv7e BBo hereby notified to forward and ctt- up my brother gone the and the business s s ar with me to settic V. C. SURJGGS. Srllf $.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
E . T c E.

HGf ANTED one hundred good Beef Hides for which tbs w highest market price will be paid
 Dee 1g, 1851, M Y Erl~r.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
F . IC E.

N)M5rITTED to the Arkansas Peniteatiaqv o . 9l d4 SD of December IsGl cltain Negro Man c6fft.- H. name JOHN C0WANS Said negro man i5 a very light lao, nearly white, lgeckeed iee nine inches hgt about lo years ou has letters J ptieked u India nk u his left arm. SeFs he is free
 A. T. WARD. jan. 16, lst2. 24m. hseper of PHnifttjor4.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

A FINE AssORTAENT OF FURNITURE FuR sAi.E-- "A consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads Chairs Tables Look ne Classes Whatnot Urbs, The subscriber spFepar Cd to make all articles of Furniture in superior and repairing will also be neatly done Also CQtn making and undertaking attended to at the shortest notice
 Wuerooln Aarkham street, the corner below the preshytaran church. FRANCIS DIFFER.
 Fa1, 22 B Iv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
BY AUTHORITY.

Acts and Resolutions of The Congress of the Confederate Sta' es, passed at the Fifth Session.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Grinding Cheap and at All Times.
Sawed LatIl

NNTE are prepared to grind end make the hes.
 of meal whenever the corn k brought to the ni aud lnly charge the eigi,th.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Continuation No. 8, of Swamp and Over flowed Lands in the Helena District

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That additional con- "a frniation of Swamp and Overfowed Lands has been made to the State of Arkansas in the counties hereinafter named in the Helena District, to-wit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

constantly on hand and for sale t 8 per thousand
 We also fill all bills for every iHj ot sawed lumber.
 Jan. 16, 1902. 3ul. IRWIN & F0SS GTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

gNvRACY < C0OMBER. House. Sign and Ornamental E Painters All kinds of Wood Marble and Stone Imi- tated Plain and Fancy Enaneed Painting of the latest and most approved style and finish Paper Hanging done the Parjshan style, an new style Of work very beau tu called SCAGLIoL If work not done satistactoraly we feel responsible. R- Shop Main street. opposite 5ic Ahnonts drug store. T. . [.
 May G. 1861 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

gA G. FUNEs manufacturer of Tin Copper, Sheet Iron Hyo and Zinc Wares has opened shop opl osite s IL
 Tuckers Main and Markham streets, where he will keep onstantly hand complete assortment of the abo'e Wares also variety of Cooking and paror Stoves Fancy
 apaned and pressed wares heoers wholesale and retail Particular attention paid to PREPARING and JoB WoRG Gutterng Roofing and Steamboat work done on shors pOssihle for cash tCD l5,tO U
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

D. KING, Attorney and CounseloFat Law Clarksrile "A. ATkansasW attend the collection of claims III the counties o Yell Pope Johnson ant Franklin and any otheI bu mess entrusted to him, and do general land agency etc .bnsidess. Oct 3, 'Gl "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

EACUBIS.-Thr subscriber would hereby most re- ep sFectuliy inform his numerous friends and the fA public that hc has opened th- place ot entailulne en & his residence for ndEccreaton geod sup py of a the lrN of the inner both catabes and drs blra constantly hand Patronage respectfully so cited. Prompt and polite attention gaaran-eed
 HhNRY JAC0BI. T. s. hereby respectfully tender the use of my grounds to schools societies for pekncks gratutously H. J. Traveller respectfully notified that have attached wagon yard to my premises. The best accommodation atthe most reasonable terms. IT, y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

ENURNITURE sT0RE--The undersigned is in ~zzessess EN receipt q the nrgest, ,nost varied and 5s,,t h; of Furniture ever brought this city. Nv old customers and the public generally are ectfuy invited examine my stock of turnituIc and make collection if suitable Prices "IeasOnalIe.'
 r--T5-, have purchased also most elegantly Gaagu ETJ constructed HEARsE, and shall be found ready o attend Iucttay funerals AyleneFer called uPo
 ENGELHARD ILIG.
 At Jacobis ola stani adjoining g. II Tuckers Markham i+.ir pocI, -t Anril lS Cfl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

TOHN w. FAUST, Attorney at Law, Litile Rock, Ark. J also Real Estate Agent, hand for sale, at tog prices and favorable large list of first class cotton lands improved and unimprov (, lying chiefly ID the valleys of the White, Arkansas and Mississippi rivers
 n POice in the State Bank building opposite the State House. Aug. 25 1860.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

"a C. RAY Merchant Tailor and dealer in Clothing, s5 Gents Furnishing Goods, Chdrons Clothing, Hats, Caps etc. etc. Markham street, door to j. Hawkins, Iiffle Rock Ark July 2. 1S60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
RnRanay &laUcs in tAe PeuilcajarA
NOTICE II

N-t0M3iITTEB i'd the AIEansas PeniteDtary by theo. &9hcca of Jefferson county tl- 2i dtg of Dec t-a 1s6l, a Negro Man calling lis nane JOHN GOED3N.fE
 lfe about 5 yeers od. fe inches hi-h. uf 8.ss black color thick lips p turned little round lott of his ace, caused e -ays by having hs ftu Ero Says hAis free Inau. A, !. WARD.
 .an l0. IS5I. 34rl Elr7s7. af I}ritruit7-g.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

NWT $. HAVEN, S-dile and Harness Maker, S-s-1sA SS would respectfully inf1rIu the citizens szxzss4AA of Pulaski and adjoining counties, that he will manufacture and keep constantly haRi full assortment of Saddles Harness Brides and Collars al of which he VII sell cheap for work warranted t. give entire sas faction shoI}-Corner of Main and Markham streets
 L7Afe y0cR. ArB-. May 5, I860 ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

NN D. W. YONLEY, Attorney at Law and general Real ! Estate Agent Little Rock, Ark.wl practice Tn the Courts the fnh Judicial Cifcuut, and do general Real Estate business. March 24, ls60. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

p B. RUTHERFORD, Attorney at Law, Lewisville, -LG. Lafayette county, Ark. Sept. 2, GO ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

BAMFS TUNNAH Marble Dealer, Little Rock Ark, will eD constantly keep hand full assortment ot Italian and American marble and will furnish Monuments Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description the most reasonable terms and good style He will also make bu- reau tops table tops and every kind of work in his line His yarl $ o MaIklam street. IeD ~. .59
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

MENTAL NOTlCE.-Dr II. \. CAsa, office 3gf<<z-=z=ssA
 C building, opposite tie Gazette office, }TyssssSs where he is prepared operate every branch of 41I1 his profession. 4rffcia{ Ak s,s srifcial gums, from fuIl inserted Q look perfectly natural All full inserted the sucon atmospheric pressure prln cipe, feel perfectly natural ard he mouth, and all the legitimate uSes of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken time te plugged as to preserve them for life.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

s. N. WILLIAMS J. ". MARTIN. VX7 ILLIAMS & MARTIN, Attorneys at Law and oo- w citors in Chaneery, Little Rock, Ak
 Anp l. la60.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

aHAYNAS' HOTEL. Elm Street Little KsI Ark ~
 F S HAYNES, Proprietor. This House is large and eA coumodjous, and i, centrally located The proprietor ELSA
 a long been engaged n the business ana brieSe that he -vn tha iunIl satisfaction W atl iJ may 5ap tt hs house. both Aia prices aud irc He Will aiWa5s make u is ,arlfost eulraynr p-c l 1e-ts. Satisfactory rn--nrts hayr ,en Iuaue tr ~ cpIn horses N tto pest manner. Fch p, l36l N
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

TOHN D. KIMBELI, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, J Ark-wi practice in the ceus held af the cap
 a attend the collection of claims tbou shout the state He will give careful attention adjusting and per sctnc titles to State Lands in all ofconcng claims thereto Office Markham street. door west of J. D Buffers Job office. Feb. a, 'c6l. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

L WATHERSPoON. K. C. DAVIS. IMMERSION k DAVIS, Attorneys at Law, Aka. w depha, Arkansas-wii practice ia the counties of Clark, Hempstead Sever, Hot Spring Dallas, Pike, Polk and gomey; and attend promptly he collection of claims any where in Southwestern Arkansas.
 Dec. 2, 1850. ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

fokfhfss MONROE, iueroaS, oet. 81 Ioo-'
The steamship Cambria arrived at Fortress Mon.
roe this morning. She left NewOrleans on the l!tl
inst. She had moderate weather up to the 18th
when che experienced heavy northerly gale, which
lasted four days.
Spoke bark a. Stevens off Sombrero; saw large
quantities Of drift stuff supposed to DO wrecks Of
vessels; put into Hampton Roads for coal. The
Cambria brings - passengers. She brings papers to
Oct II, but the main features in them are extracts
from the Northern press. She brings the United
States Mail, fair freight, and the following pas
scngers:
Mrs. Herman three children and servant Mrs " Gam.
bic and family Mr. o. Mosl aud family, II. Thayer, w. G.
Tompsn., :; H. Massey. }. w Patterson; Geo Bnsh, 7.
Asbuy Roger }. J. Lane, Thomas Csdlew f. N Deal and
"a "a the sscrsse
The Minnesota left Newport News yesterday, an d
passed down the Roads out TO sea at about o'clock
p. nj.
The Aag.of.lruce boats Mstamora and New-York
arrived here this afternoon bringing upward OF fifty
passengers and not over one hundred paroled Union
prisoners--iar less than was expected.
EXTRACTS FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
"HoILy SPRINGS. Oct lZ-Repons from Corinth say that
the enemy hsve eysuaied C0rnth and that Bolivar Tenn
IL being evacuated.
THE BATTLE OF COnINTH.
"TrPsLo Oct l7.-Peroed Confederate soldiers jus ar
nom uks say that 700 wounded have been sent TO that
place aud that entire number viii not exceed 800 Oar
army IN tho highest splits Gen Polk had narrow escape
Among our Killed 10 Leu Col Patterson lat Tennessee; Col
Evans Terss Rangers Major Pryor Commisssry Capt Cart
right Of Georgia. Wm. ). May OF Con CaiboInes stsh
Gold selling in Richmond at itOal,0 and silver ~ lso~
100 per cent. ,,
The desudng In the ConisaTy Department has become
10 common call forth comments and become general
talk the streets
We have not yet heard tho farmer north Of the Rap
ho plowsd and seeded for crop Of wheat
hear Of few seeded In the eountfs
ssuil Of spa sjoiDisS the RsDyshsprseh Vsllsy.
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THE WAR In KENTUCKY.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL RETREATING.
Bragg's Army Moving Through Cum
berland Gap.
Kentucky About 10 be Rid Of the Rebels.

CiScissari. Wednesday, Oct. ~. 1862.
Cen. Humphrey Marshalls Rebel forces is retreat
ins from Noun, Sterling toward East Tennessee.
IIis army Numbers about 5000 men. We have a
force in pursuit, but az Msrshalfs men are mounted
be will doubiless escAde.
Gen. Bragg's Rebel army e moving through Cum
berland Gap. Gen. Bnell has ceased pursuit, and ia
lying with hs main force At Grab Orchard.
la another week no regular Rebel force Will be in
Kentucky, and new disposition will be made of
our immense army.
Brig. Gen. Jen. e. Davis has been placed tempo
rary in command of the forces in Coyingon. MAJ
Gen. Granger takes tho field tomorrow.
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Irsisr 10 Gov. bradford OF Mary land from
Zen, Mcclellan.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, Oct. a. ls'2
Tue following has been received by Gov. bradford
from Gen. Mcclellan:
HgsporARyrRs, Amy oY rBs fotos.,,}
PrK,sANr N,LLgY. Nd, Oct 3D. 1901
M, rrf,Ysscy 4. W. BR,DyoRp, GoroTA0J y Mar rdHd.
GoyIRyon: have the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt of your Excellency's order Of Sept. -, IN
which YOU advert in iuch nattering terms TO the
conduct OF This army in the recent battles fought
upon the soil Of your Stsie. IL was with the utmost
pfiie and qualification that | received this most
prompt Acknowledgement OF the skill OF the officers
and galantry Of the men OF the Army OF the Poto'
mnr.
We felt il all the more deeply became II elna-
mated from the Executive of State whose inhabit-
ants bad witnessed our efforts, and whose fields
were rescued from the invader. Your praise viii
stimulate this amy TO renewed efforts in the sacred
cause of the Union. Permit me, Governor IN the
name Of The Army of the Potomac, 20 thank you for
yoor appreciation OF its victories. With the sincere
hote and belief that no Rebel army shall again pol
lnie the loyal State of Maryland, and committing 10
you a. d sacred trust, the remains OF our gallant
comrades who now rest beneath It's soil,
s Governor with high your obedient servant,
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN MAJOR General u s. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
Further Details OF the Turning Of the
Blanche.

letter received from Havana by merchant Of
this city confirms the statement published by Yes
terday in all its particulars with this essential differ
ence, however, that the ship Blanche, instead Of
coming from Matamoras, a Mexican port on the
south side of the Rio Gmnde, took out her clearance
at Matsgorda, on the coast Of Texas north Of that
river, in possession of the Rebels. Tbs Blanche
was therefore engaged in n conraband trade, and as
such was liable to be seized by our cruisers
The only difficulty grows ont OF the fact Of her
being in Spanish water, aud under the protection Of
the Spanish hsg when sho was assailod by tho
Montgomery and her cargo burned by the crow Of
that vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

country hy these qualified to develop her agriculture
and mineral resources.
ORDERS ISSUED 10 NAVAL OFFICERS.
Lieut.. J. A. Howell and Acting Master l. p.
I.athrop have been ordered to tie steam floop-of-
war Ossipee. Ensign s. w. Rennys order to the
Ossipee has been revoked. Acting Master Pierre
Girard aud Acting Ensign Isaac j. Mckinley have
been ordered TO the iron-cad steamer Montauk.
Acting Masier VIM. Carter has been ordered 10 the
iron clad steamer Nahant.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner Of internal Kovcnae has made
the following decision concerning tanning Of leather.
4 tanner who receives hides from other parties,
owners, upon an agreement TO tan the same by he
piece or by the pound, may remove the tanned
leather without inspection TO such owners whenever
il il ready 10 20 forward, having frs' obtained and
fled ia he Office the written certificate Of the Az
tessor and Collector Of the Dsiric, in which the tan.
merry 10 situated tha, in their Judgment sueh removal
viii not he prjudicia to tie usi administration oI
the Excise law providing that every tanner 70 re.
moving tanned leather shall make monthly return
TO the Assessor OF the district Of the number aud
weight Of the sidos pieces Of leather % removed,
and provided tha, he shall furnish TO the Assessor
monthly the inspectors certificate Of Tie weight ana
quality Of the leather 70 removed during the prece-
ding month and that the shall be paid 10 the dis
irct where the isnnery is situated.
GIN. King SENT TO GEN. DIX.
Gen. King ha, been ordered 10 report TO Major
Gen. Dix.
CAPTURE OF REBELS BY TuE POTOMAC FLO
TiILA.
The Potomac aotilla has been doing an extensive
business in the capture Of coniraband goods and
men in Rebel service. To-day II party were brought
to the Navy-Yard, made prisoners while attempting
from Virginia to visit their MARYLAND homes.
Rebel army passes and many letters were found
upon their persons.
THE RUMORED sUPERsEDuEE OF GIN. M'CLEL-
Ian.
There 10 no apparent reason 10 oceason any Sc
rious consideration of the rumor ahoaI in New. York
that Gen. Mcclellan has been superseded 10 tie
command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
4 HsebeI Band Dispcrscd in Missouri.

cFAINVI MD IursdaNi Ut II IVV.
band Of Rebels, about 200 strong, were discoy-
cred endeavoIipg 10 pass South, some seven miller
east Of Mansfield They were supposed to be under
command OF Col. Dorsey and to be going TO West
Plains, Ark. At II o'clock Monday night they were
attacked by Lieut.Col. Stuart, with 100 men Of the
lltb Illinois Cavalry, and routed with loss Of four
killed, nine wounded, and fifteen prisoners Our
loss was one killed. The enemy scattered and Stuart
il still 10 pursuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

HAnRIsBun0, Wednesday,, Del. y boz
In one or two districts disposition is manifested
to resist the enforcement Of the draft.
Gov. Curtin has prepared himself fully for any
emergency, aud has authority to use any troops
within the State to enforce the laws at every hazard
The draft has been periodically sustained in nearly
all the counties, and transportation has been pro-
cured for most Of the drafted men to the rendezvous
Provost Marshals have been nominated by the
Governor to the Secretary Of War for several coun-
ties, and they will be promptly appointed. They
will receive instructions, and be fully empowered to
enfone tho lave faithfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
TheAdmission ofArmy Supplies into Norfolk

. QUESTIONABLE PROCEEDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
Massachusetts and Maine Regimcnts I'm
Route 10 the War.
BosTos, Wednesday

Bosrosl Wednesday Dot II, lE62.
The embarkaton of three Massachusetts Regi
ments-the Sd, 9TH and Iith--today, supposed for
Newbern attracted an immense crowd on the
streets through which they marched to Battery
Wharf These regiments are fully equipped.
The Old Maine arrived from Bangor early this
morning, and proceeded ito New.York, via the
Springfield aud New.Haven route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TWELVE
RH0pn Island 18th Rhode Island Regiment arrived
here .t IL. yesterday, spd proceeded Immediately 10
WssbiDstop.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-10-15
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order issusd from th
ID Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohis
the undersigned as Administrator of tb
Estate of William Adams, deceased, will ofs
for sale a. public outcry, on the premises. oi
Saturday, the first day Of November, 1862
between the hoars of ten o'clock a. m. and A
o'clock p. M, the following premises, to witt
Beginning sixteen and two-tenth poles west
of the south east corner of section number
1s, township T. range 7, thence west sixteen
poles, thence north one and eight tenth poles,
thence north eighty-t three degrees east eight
poles, thence north ifty-six degrees east nine
and seven tenth poles, thence south eight and
four tenth poles to the place of beginning,
containing sixty y-four perches.
Also commencing for the same at stake
16 and two-tenth rods west from the north
east corner Of section seventeen thence west
thirty-two rods and four tenths of a rod to a
stake on the north line of said section, thence
south twenty rods and six tenths to q
stake, thence east thirty-two rods and four
tenths of rod to q stake, thence north TWEEN
ty-nine rods and fourrtenths of rod to the
place of beginning, containing six acres, more
or less, in said county of Monroe.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand
one third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
WILLIAM HENNING, Admir-.
October /, 1S62.-$5, as.