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AN IMPORTANI DIoJON EEl :.
For the cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds.
THE MAKORA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED BY
IS 10 n i 7
r,rrIrr + TIP J-IrT TDzf IN tRApTA

WHILE TRAVELLING N ARABIA.
IL who are suffering from Consumption should use
"A the 1IAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by mission
airy in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should use
the MA<QRA ARABIGA, discovered by missionary IN
A who are suffering from Bronchitis should use the
MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in A
raba.
An who Are suffering from Sore Threats Coug# and
Colds should use the NAhORA ARABICA, discovered
by a miss 9Hary in Arabia.
All who ate suffering from Asthma, Scrufula aid In
purities OF the Blood should use the AAhOBA AstAbl
CA discoreTed by missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption
Il cures Bronchitis
1t cures Sote Threats. Coughs and Colds
1t cures Asthma Scroula and Impurities Of the 6ood
This unequalled remedy is for the first introduced
to the public.
Itwas provIentally discovered by missionary while
travelling in Arabia. he cured OF Consumption by
its use terhi case was pronounced hopeless by learned
physicians in Europe.
liz has forwarded IN writing full account Ofhis
extraordinary cure and of number Of othe; cures
which has comeuuder his observation, and also 3u nc
| count of the madeleine.
At his request, and mpeed by desire to extend a
knowledge of this remedy to the public, we have had his
communication printed in pamphlet form for IeeIdisti
button Its interest is enhanced by an account WIeh he
gVes Of the OF the syrian masSacreS, WhChihe OBJ
tanned from these who suffered in that awful tragedy
This pamphetmav be obtained at Office, crit will
be sent free BIT mail to all who apply for it.
Waimportthe MAk0RA ARABICA direct fromSmTr-
ma throaghthe house Of CIeon Gylppus and vie have
always hand full supply, putup in bottle ready for
use, with full DIRECTIONS
Price one dollar per bottle Sent by mail on receipt
of price, and I'll caut4 for postage
For sale Wholesale and retailby
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty Street. New 0fk.
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TRUSS SUPPORTER AND TsAEDAGE

Il, 81 c,r+Tag lf@aat S-r- 0r1es,s
r- - zi,,,s " ti.a ri,f{a II lar-s Hill. faat,ra
fiaL ba5a r-.,a,. I'M II, err it'll a1d ,re astab
i:t.I tia + I3ay I'LL ITalaesay.z. IN ra 4 fgs H.
rarl-s III Hi
f,a5,ea a-.,i ftF,ra If Hernia. Or guntyre.
rF 7gl @,es 81 EaTl1 Il simply fha rasaIt IF pres
~ IN t- Ieg. r,.,rt 1T tIa abdomen This INV be I'll
et - t;gy, atJ IiffiIer ,-afsgrss
I. - +fi-,t tft ,srsoI EnflTyir}e- Wien sd nav
tile aceideuttook place 0uemay be frequently ruPtured
without being of it. imagining to be some slight
ggGduar swelling Others. ancyin they erupured,
Seek tha advice o tile ignorant rimpostoE and .he lat
ter for the sake IF few dollars confirms their worst
wheu Eli reality its nothing butan undue enlarge
mcnt IF the chord testes, which affection ~reqnres
quite different treatment, n fact Truss for such
cases highly injurious 1t becomes apparent therefore
how much is requisite to ascertain the exact state
the matter and whom to apply 80 tor advice and relief
Varied aare been the means tried e. attempt the rad
icaI cure " ls pest to humanity. GastFaoh4t was lh
vogue in carly times Within the Last te" years the
'Wertzcr operation audits numerous notifications, met
with commeadaon from many Of Che JUNIOR members Of
the medical fraternity. Cures were rumpeted right and
left il the medical journals md the final result i az
what2 Why after lying on your back, with needle
struck is your groin for ten days. and unable for SIX
weeks p attend 70 your on rise under the I'M
RTesslol tla. Nv w L.e's slEgu lin nGPa
rs so.as 4 ;f+ -, TN e3
s.i4as Ia II IL f III lrg it a5 if . =, f M.
III H., 6s7aftt@5 W. speat a5visedI III HI s,b
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: at any other estab6shment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen;
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest Improvement
Carts and Draws for city and plantation use; Timber
and OK ~ heels; Spring, Produce and BaggageW agons
WheeDarows Trucks etc. in short all the different art
cIes in the line, IN extensive varieties.
Purchasers viii find it to theirinterest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos SIS, 70 and y CarondeIet street. New Orleans
n. Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any Of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson'S Repository.
milo
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CARRIAGES, BUGGTEs. sc.

csR K We have just received large assortnze nt of
zFz4~ RocKAwsYs BARoUCHEs, BuGGIEs c.iwhich
are offered at New Orleans prices.
NehaYe on hand complete assortment of Trimmings,
Woodwork, &c, &c, and are fully prepared to manu-
faeture and repair every description Of CARRIAGE and
Wagon work ROBSON 4 KIAIEIE
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN mn
DALLEY'S MAGICALpA1xa

LII N41---4 @A'LO-NU len Thor, ~
DALLEY's MAGIcALPAIy Py g,S9
HAS universally supplanted FL "a R4
IL and healing applications in nh '.ler
Western HemIspheTes, wheTeveri5t..', ae Ia,
tIinsic merit Is the true secret of f,s
neoas alleellohs' NAetherthe cause beaea
BURNS &&SCMbS INTO
are instantly relieved ole fbeir"5e
lammatioH, by a timely APP : pIilstia.s t&
healer, and the flesh IS re = iers5' I. q ihisr
bleraish or scarremaining. bys
THE FRIEND OF THE x,-.
Children are frequent suE :, ferars SNEEr
ries. especially from fluid = and ION eys
therefore every mother should PAelssr
preparation constantly al = hand Ia'e i
and quickly removes the~. Z grrrr'. AsasS5s
prevalent in the nursery = Rng
TO TRAVELLERS BY GSEA Avn
Tie machinist, the trav-' eler ass LAM
vidual whose lot in Hfey tbrayr- ' 'ffr
chance of accident from . eyrlos, 1ln Nj
should bear in mind that . this MI aie0
best and only friend ItisS both fG LEjs,
and should ever be his y congsL,, Y. SABLE a,
need. There are thousands 0fljFj1-.4' as
to is marvellous virtue E-Who u.s. "ltle5se
and muscles to its saving : etfieac,, TIER S.
The following are fewEof thai.
which DALLEY'S MAGL< CAT p553aIlt.ag q.
is a PREVENTIVE as@ well a. a AZ Egl
Burns, P5;r e0tE;
Bruises, Pin z-g.s
Boils, pInPs4'
Broken Breast, POI
Bites of Reptiles, Rbsr.
/ Cancer, Pasi'Llalsic
Cracked Lips, So
+ Ghapped Hands, S5of 10 % als
{1hslhIufnC E-- HQnR6
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no C0TryTPy pTrpTTeuFRs

70 COUNTRY PUBLISHERS.
ENHE want ola cheap proof press has long been felt bv
Il publishers Of country papers and small Job Offices
vented press Of this sort similar to Hoe ( CO and
oilers to the craft the cheapest IN the market In
stead Of solid castron cylinder il made Of shectron
ITCHY to the cylinder Tie cost Of an ordinary press Is
S5o, while this cost only SO.
Terms cash Boxing g extra
Printers know the effects of taking proofs on the hand
press. The process being not Only slow but injurious
both 10 the press and the type. This press obyiaes all
these disadvantages. 1t might also be used to print
small bills.
Il is made light for transportation weighing not over
70 u.s. the bed being made Of seasoned inch plank 1t
can be placed on table box, and requires but little
room.
Printers visiting Shreveport are requested to call and
see the press. Address
julyl7I J. DICKINSON, Shreveport La.
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S.2977g.asI STRAYED away some months since a
large young Cow Her eooris 5edish
~ II with many white spots her hoins are
s@@-zs-a-.e= what IS generally called crimpled horn
both ends the horns at their end point upward The
mark not known. She was purchased from Mr. Wflpoe
VINO got her from the neighborhood of Mrs Cole on the
lake, where she has been recently seen ANY perscn
bringing her home shall receive the above reward
L. DILLARD.
Shreveport, February s. 1851
D UssETs-Double back rivited Russet at 81 90 3
b a ~
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PLANTATION WAGON REPOSITORY,
68. TO, 70, Carondelet Street, New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the large st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made Of the
very b e 5 I 5 e as ont d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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They respectfully call the particular attention Of thu
planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining States to the
style Of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans anc
Draining Wheels, which for strength durability and con
yenence, have not been excelled.
New Orleans February :, 1856.
DICKINS0N's SOUTHERN G0NFEDEPACY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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NOTICE no MERCHANTS.

4 FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW YORK via
"A Savannah Ca, conveys Goods TO New Oileaas
IeXas, ana all southern cities with increased speed and
at very lowra To insure sadvautagcs mark Goods
North
Care R. R. AGENT. Savannah" and
Care J. w. GREGORY, Montgomery, Ala't
Care J. ". GREGORY, New Orleans, La"
Where the most ample preparations are made Ensure
dispatch
Goods promptly forwarded to any part of Alabama
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas
Forwarding Office at New Orleans T6 Tcboupitoulss
streetp personally attended by Mr. JosEPH MoGR1bdE
j. W. GREGORY, Geuf Agent South
aug 1s60-H rs TchoupitUulas ST. New Orleans
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Or. j. II. MCLEAN
CGa-

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--+I,r,,.r, l-,,-TS~Ct rrrr-
SIREING IIIEN1NN CN.-.-.
AND
01n TYTuTFTT
4 DAJJI ! y AeAA = or
4 THE GREATEST REMEDY IN IA-
AND THE
Ga i, MOST DELICIOUS
fiSS AND
II Deiightful Cordial Z +
f Il EVER TAKEN.
/ & n It's strictly sclentI
I E ~ and vegetable comp0ul
I .A U procured Jy the distill &
7 %f4A ton of roots, herbs, o.
4 bark. yellow dock, blot
/ Ny root. Black root SarsaH
] rilla, wild cherry barEa.
/ A paudeE0n enters INTO
Fa&} comnoSitign The emu
/ : active remedial PrincII
: E15--E5 - of each ingredient IS 10
] ss5zzs So roughly extracted bI #g
/ Before taLIA new method of distlliil
producing q delicious. eNhiierahng s
( tgEt1lihIe remedy for reporutiug tbeds
restoring the sick. suffering and de9l
/ health and strength.
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yyrEE O. TrEETTf r#TE h I.iA n.
r1,-r,r, r,H, - - ~, Z F. 11TTSpTPSf
Gu l-l' y 80 - }it;+,- 5iseasese
alI 49, .-,C ~, ~ - f, isorderad
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~, ttIi, e. e.iI. fIrrd TO the
s. $500 tI I iSa ,,oi4ta+fon Of
~ .t -iS - sorr eructa
ol - ~ ir;na down,
,li.,',,, - e,-l ~ 80. Volt Sweat
L.S.s % t4.e sA'ti ,.'l, -. cEastors
W III ''le Sl.,'''' .. 'Lls r;fs frfchte
o. hea' oppression OF sI.,,.9 5isa5sa So
. 2q'i.'sLsl ny, o. S alA ,-,' , for chs
'''o aSi'' any Tr lg q ~, ION OF HOl
IT, ~ IN = - > ~ ~ Isst six mo
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Sgll WI Ss'l-.L rom W & ,ra Won.
wy 'lleilt'ls NoI'''N. " u, Nv, adeguail
n o language can eeHH g .,,,,,,s change
!Llesj's.e anu amos, IN. ,5 drbfiia
lhg 'ii's toE,d'ti III me I'm down
nervous - stei'l, "!.et5'f r. D.';clr3ss. tie
ny li'1ufe, or lLl 3"l1st y, 80 h its phi
S.Foh5 o's"Aist,g IL II , SSiS PERSONS
}lgor; 5i-ah L'i ~, :i:t-, fronl
~. o5lieiS conscious VI ',.-; Cord
Viii hnd Mclean : '2tfeAslI. TIKI, If vhorI
generator OF the sys,elni ',i,I i,srce. vii
themselves by improper llly I'I,-,ry
tlaL certain ana SPg ,y,xy y SiJIFS,
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Evidence still Accommodating.

TETIE AL-I oAFL H@s repeated aTe0H6LeT8T - u
each case presenting its contents anIniared; again
invite any competition who can procure reliable evidence
t0 the contrary pnbshi1 promising no to IMPOSE EP
ON EHE PUBLIC BIT subsequently recommending the art
Gle uuquaHedly, should il once prove unreliable. Tbe
test here bv fhe memorable and dePlarble Teh8apitou
4s street fire. unusually severe bnt 5ha referred
I'D tA4 following was much 50, tae building burned
having been very spacious. and seven stories high.
ELMn In En NNNEaET STnLET
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other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen; Cane Wag-
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axes; warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey
and agons baggage and other carts for horses
and oxen handcarfs wheebarrows of every description,
and all other articles in the wheelwfgh line made Of
the best seasoned Materials and warrantedto be superior
to any other manufacture, which win be sold at reduced
nrces and lower than By any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers will find to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We use none but black locust hubs and bent
felIoes. NOV S, 1861 PHELPS, PARKE i Co,
40 y and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
y B. We keep constantly on hand large assoTt-
rnent of PLDWS and Pillow POINTS, from the cee-
brated mandatory of Hall Spear, and r. Hall Co.
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nj 90 R ELS
500. 90 IL f. $50.
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITiH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ! !!

FENHE introduction of this most beautiful and er5ineng-
Il II practical machine will bring icy and gladhess to
the hearts Of our countrywomen throughout the land
It's pronouncadbY the best Judges To be the nos SIM
pie, practical and durable machine now hef5re the
public and the most desirable for family use being re-
liable and ACCURATE ALL KINDS OF WORK, usi&g any
size and Sind of heard from No. to 200 1t viii sew
with equal facility, the hckes and thinest goods used
n family. We enumerate few Gifts superior adrall-
! tages.
ISL l makes the strongest, most elastic and durable
stitch Of any sewing machine vet made
I'd. It has the BEST and MOST RELIABLE FEED evir cor
structed, and does not break needles.
Sd ItseWs from two common spooIs WITHOUT RE7v1vr-
ING ana seHs perfectly with silk cotton thread all
kinds Of goods.
4h It uses no oil on TOP, thus preventing the DANA
gng Of goods
5ta. It runs with great ease and very quietly
9Th 1t eunderstood and operated with VERY L1r-
TIE instruction
18th. In beauty ofdesign anu perfect machansut can
not be eXcelled.
6th. K combines durability simplicity and praciicabIl-
ty to greater degree than any other machine Qxtaur
sth. 1t is sold for the low price of SGG.
We shaiIbe happy to show vpu our machine at al times
at the well known Dry-Gfoods House of our old friend A.
Marx, Texas Street, Shreveport La Authose WHO wish
to obtain good sewing machine we hope and TRUST Will
give US call and for Themselves before looking else
where. w. J. SMITH, General Agent
March p For Northern Louisiana and tfexas
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JUST ULCEINED
100 BoXEs Of real ALI Rhine Ra WINS Imported fr9,
Rhine and for sale t S12 90 per dozen
February .1S6e i. Marx
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-TIIITT-I ~ - ~. - u 1T- -UTI2 "
go Physicians, Chemists and Druggy
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS 1gB
We, the undersigned Druggists Of hi
Orleans, have sold ii our trade Winer Can
luge for over ten years past; and sheets
into this section Of the country, it has grs
faction TO our customers, that we feel iasti
1t il one of the best remedies for Worms
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NINER,g
GAN KHAN
vERMIU G
A CERTAIN
REMEDY 5of WORN

-, Physicians generally now use vino
Ferndfuge. This medicine is a simple vc@
ration, and can always be administered
safety and confidence as to the result gB
destroy Worms, and restore the patientt5
Over one thousand certificates have beeBs
from planters, merchants and physicians
mcny to the efficacy OF this iuialbleremeiy
=. II. ~
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Fine Italian Mantels from $50 to 900 each
those deslfous OF purchasing marble1yili do well to
cal! Immediately, as it is intention tc disnase Of
se ehife STOCK as soon as possible will lake
oeuuelo4 0sV per cent ON any and all monies paid
November .. GEORGE NrFRR
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READ THIS!
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE. Z

a. Sold BIZ Druggists generally TopfIl
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LEEDS, FOUNDRY.

CORNER or DEL3RD AND FoURCHE STREETS,
NIENE OH 7. "
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VI fAN 4 - - 80 y. = ~ -
AND
Delightful Cordial
EVER TAKEN.
1t is strictly a sc!eniII
and vegetable compoua
procured by the disull
ton of roots, herbs, az
bark, yellow dock, blot
root, black root, sarsll
riila, wildcherlT bark ID.
Dandelion enters into
composition. The emu
active remedial primer
I-.rr+ tSfH
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1.1IN a. NC TIII-0I FHI HEFVIs, = BT0a7w--
and q and Isl Charities street M
WRIGHT d Co, General Agent. f ~ g''
tainedof allrePectable druggists and marss..
outthe United States and Canada ''l'.
Soldin Shreveport by all the Dres,;.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-19
Tribute or Respect.

WHEREAS the Allwise Creator has seen fit
in his wisdom to remove from our Lodge bro
ther JAMES W. WILLIS to mingle, We are conf
dent, his voice with the celestial choir in the
Grand Lodge above, and that in the death of
brother Willis, society has lost valuable MEM
ber. the Church a constant participant, and
our Lodge irreplrsble loss; the coantry true
patriot and faithful soldier.
Brother Willis enlisted in the service OF hi.
country in July last; at the battle of Oak
hills, after which disease overlook him and on
the 4th day Of November. 1861, awa7 from
home and the embrace OF relations fell a victim
70 the ruthless hand Of death. Therefore,
Resolred lst, That We bow in humble sub
mission to this dispensation Of Divine Provi-
dence. knowing that he who +" tempereth the
wind to the shorn lamb" doeth all things well.
Resolred I'd. That the heartfelt sympathies
Of our Lodge are extended to the bereaved re-
lstions Of our deceased brother, and that the
members Of our Lodge wear the usual badge
Of mourning thirty days.
Resoired Sd, That a copy Of this preamble
and resolutions be sent to the Washington Te-
legraph' for publication, and copy furnished
the family o. the deceased.
Done by order of Ebenezcr Lodge, No l39,
Hampstead County. Ark. Feb. 18th. 1862.
ISAAC cASTLEY G Ant Committee.
b. NJ. FUGITT,
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-19

NAsHvILLE.-We are grieved to observe in
some Southern journals, q disposition to sneer
at and censure the citizens Of Nashville for the
surrender Of that beautiful city. We do not
suppose the editors mean to be ungenerous,
but we protest that it is thoughtless, and has
no just foundation.
No are an old resident Of Nashville and
know wuat its pcrplc air--how tbs, have acie"
and vnat they nave snfiered- We boldly 49,
sert l. at tue Amer ican population Of that eIfy
(and many Cf foreign birth) are unsurpassed
by any in the intensity Of their devotion TO
the South. Few families there that have NOT
been already called to weep the death ot a
member in the battle field. We knor Of hearth
stoaes that have been fearfully desolated.
Nashville. like all other cities, has class Of
foreigners and selfish traders, the catepillars
of society. But they are not to be taken Tor
the people. 1t is only the rural districts OF
auv southern State which is free OF them
They have no heart and no allegiance. They
barter and sell with equal comfort under any
prote- ton. They commit no crime to be
killed for, and are unavoidable nuisances.
If it was right to have defended Nashville.
and possible, Gen. Johnston should have done
it. Ills military skill could have di ected the
organization Of the citizens in some way 10 co
operate with his army. He decided il untena-
ble-nevcr advised the citizens to attempt its
defence, but expressly declared himself una
Die to h Did il, and ddriscd ,fS surrender. He
then withdrew his army, leaving them to fol-
low his advice. lie. some one now put himself
in the shoes Of Nashville citizen. with fam
lily under his protection. all The patriotic young
men, the flower Of her chivalry, absent, (many
of them in the very army which had been with
drawn from the city. nothing left but the old
men and effeminat clerks, and unreliable for
eigner-wiIh no military organization, and
then say: Would he counsel resistance by
arms TO force Of 5000 men, Would he
have the beautiful city shelled and burned to
the ground, and his helpless family exposed to
the unreserained brutality Of iufuriated sol
diers, whilst his own blood ran in the cutters,
and all to no end? If so, he is insane.
The surrender was made to Buells army,
surely approaching, but Of course not in sight
The ceremony was a mere formality. No one
believes that fifteen horsemen conquered the
town. The army entered in accordance with
it. They found no welcome. Less than they
have found in any other city yet. The people
were passive. but cold. They were given M
to the enemy aud they submitted to the de-
cision Of our own. General.
Flippant correspondents, always glad to be
censoiious, for the sake Of sensation may
give any kind of rumors and surmises. These
are the facts.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-19

% We have seen letter from Mr.
w. E. Cheatha m of McNair's Regt to
his father at Columbus, written from Bos-
ton Mountain on the 1st March. Late 7
news has of course anticipated the inter.
est of it, regarding military matters. The
following extract illustrates the endur-
ance and firm spirit of our soldiers:
So we moved on as far as Cross Hollows
and struck camp; (and such camp no
blankets, nothing to eat. and pouring
down rain, so we tasted two days.
The next day We marched to Fayette'
Vile under the heaviest kind of snow, but
there were no complaints, no murmurings
whatever; all marched along as cheer
fully as circumstances would permit.
Here is something definite about Teb
belts:
When the enemy came into Fayette
vile, Mr.. Tebbetts of that place went out
with the stars and stripes and met them
and then took the officers to his house and
gave a grand dinner to them.
His jubilee was of short duration. He
hardly had time to swallow the "mess OF
pottage" for which he bartered his soul
Eternal infamy rests upon his head: and
he got no reward. We do not envy him
his prison thoughts. We could almost
pity him, but that souls like his must be
SO callous, that perhaps he can sleep.
Washington telegraph., 1862-03-19
state of Ark aissaS. I

COUNTY or PIKE
In the Pike Circuit Court, February term,
A. d. 1862.
Rebccca Brown, by Abijah Davis,
her next friend, Complainant ELL FoR
Sterling Il. Brown Defendant.
THIS day came said complainant by her So
licitor and she having filed her bill Of
complaint against said defendant on the
day of-lS62, in the Office of the clerk of
this court, the object Of which is to obtain n
divorce from tine said defen liant: and il an
pearng from the affidavit Of her solicitor. filed
in this court, that the said defendant is a nom
resident Ct this State, it is therefore ordered
by the court that the said defendant be and
appear before the Judge Of the Pike circuit
court on the first day Of the next term OF thi.
court, at court TO be holden at the court
house in said county Of Pike on the fourth
Monday in August. A. ID. 1862, and plead.
answer or demur 70 complainant's aid bill oI
complaint. or the matters ani allegations in
said bill Of complaint will lIe taken for con
fessed against him and decree entered &C
cordingly; and itis further ordered that a copv
Of this order be published in the Washin gton
Telegraph. newspaI er printed and publ shed
r the State Of Arkansas, two weeks su Gees.
sively, the last insertion TO be at least four
weeks before the first dag of the next term Of
said court.
A true copy from the record
Attest: J. II. HOWARD. Clerk.