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The New York herald., 1862-03-01
Ew YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH ], 1867
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ITO CAPITALISTS OR SETTLERS.-2,750 ACRES OF
select Illinois Land for sale well located about half
each timber and prare and of the soil The whole
tract will be sold exceedin y cash. Apply
TO FRANCIS MORGAN, 10 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

CSTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL ESTABLISHED
Meat Vegetable Market with lease OF -four years.
for sale bargain; doing good business Call this
day at l2l Mott street, corner of Hester.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

pATENT FOR sALE-AT ALMOST GIVE AWAY
price. If taken at very valuable and extremely
useful necessary article cheaply up and viii cell at O
per profit of the chances for fortune.
SOuTHWlCK WOOD, 62 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

LroR sALE-oN LONG ISLAND, ONE MILE EAST OF
IL Babylon, ll6 Acres, In fine state OF cuvaion large
house. with wing two barns carriage, cow ice houses d
OSCAR JOHNSON 81 william street, room H.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

A NEW BROWN STONE HIGH sTOOP HOUSE FOR
sale-S2 East Twenty street, four stories and
basement has all the modern improvements perfect
order price 81 0 Terms accommodating For card to
the house apply to JOHN FOLEY, l63 Broadway, 68
Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

WANTED-IMPROvED UNENCUMBERED OR LIGHT
w mortgased Real Estate, in New York vicinity,
exchange for staple article Of Merchandise Address
call on II. JEROLIMAN, So Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

nR G. a. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
II Whole sets, So $6 $40 SIS and upwards warranted In
every point Teeth filled with god 25 70 81 An work
~ half the prices charged elsewhere Onoe Il Bend slrsel
aud 7l7 Arch street, Philadelphia.
HAvINo HAD FOUR ROOTS EXTRACTED WITHOUT
- pain BY DR. J. JAY vILLERs Of 1866 Grand street,
@ Two blocks from Broadway, checrfuly recommend him to
lie Roy place ~ ~~~0'D' W
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

CTORES TO LET-NO. Ii5 MAIDEN LANE, AND NO.
- l49 Maiden enr curner OF Front street Apply 10 #,
MASSA, AGENT 305 Hicks street, Pacific street,
DreoSiyn, or in New York to p II. KEARNY, Trustee.
Wall lsfea
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
ANTHOLOGY.

A sToNIsHINa ARE The PREDICTIONS OF MISS
"A DAVIS the beautiful Canadian Gipsy Consultations
street. Lucky numbcrs Ladies 25c., gentlemen 5 Charms
Con letters written.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

IL English basement House, West Thirtyfourth
street, FIRST class House. built In the best manner win be
sold cheap, and smaller House the sidc In good
location, small unencumbered Of town property,
convenient 70 u ei,y tsnen n ~ ~, psr paymsn
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

ITO LET-SMALL STORES, AT lS AND 81 EAST
i Twelfth street, near Broadway at S2C0 $3.50 and $780,
also Rooms on Broadway and Twelfth street, adapted
business societies, &c. Apply 10 JOHN 8. kELSO, ~ VIII
/ liam sire
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

LNoR sALE-TwO VERY SUPERIOR FOUR STORY
IL brown stone Houses south side Of Forty ninth
street. between Fourth and Fh svennes psrlors all black
the same lease three years. at ef,0U per
Houses 2,b3 lots 2OxI0J6 Inquire OF JOHN SARES the
on
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

CHANCEs FOR BUSINESS MEN.-TO LEASE AN
~ old established family Dry Goods Store, opera
tion, No Montgomery street Jersey CITY Possession
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

i,s p-raer-a 20 sssu osg
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD
property East Broadway, Market street; four
story brick House, 25x65 feet well rented Terms easy.
viii be sold bargain Apply CIIAs E. MILLS, 81
Cedar
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

vUANTED-EITHER AN AGENT OR PURCHASER OF
w DR. Goodales Errhne (Catarh Remedy Being about
70 leave the proprietor wishes dispose Of the article
other dealers DC furnished with at some place in the city Of
New York. It's reputation positive, and the onyture
catarrh has secured for apopnar and widely extended
sale both wholesale retail Terms will be such as 10
Afford liberal profit to the investment. Responsibility Will
be required. Apply at 6l2 Broadway, New York,
The New York herald., 1862-03-01
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

IN ELEGANT FOUR STORY NOVA SCOTIA DRAB
stone House. now occupied by the owner for SALE fur-
nsncd or nnfnrnished q sacrifice and ON liberal terms
Apply on the premises 81 West Forty street, near Fifth
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

LNOR sALE-Ar BELMONT, NEAR FoRDHAM, AN
elegant Va with about an acre OF land, stocked with
fruit trees II contains fourteen bath, &c Barn,
stables DC. Win be sold low. Apply NJ. CORN, 10 Ex
change place.
The New York herald., 1862-03-01

vro r,Er-A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, FURNISHED,
and having all the modern Improvements, and very
peasapy located G ySis q 4iTs E.o gwen
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

Northern accounts of the engagement on White river, from the Daily Argus, June 26th;
 MEMPHIS, June l9.-The gunboat Conestago arrived this evening, bringing with It the gun, boat Mound City, and with it the intelligence of a fearful disaster which occurred to that craft on yesterday The fotilla on White river, con ssting of tkree gunboats, engaged battery Of eight guns at St. Charles. seventy-five miles from the month of the river, and an obstinate battle eusued A land force under command of Col. Fitch was put on shore and was making an approach in the rear, when rified shot from the enemy's batteries entered the Mound City and struck the steam drum on the boiler, caus- ing an instant explosion. The effect was dis astrous The whole interior of the boat in the immediate vicinity was blown out, and the boat from stem to stern was filled with scalding steam. Scarcely man escaped its scathing effect, and a majority was killed on the spot. Those who escaped jumped overheard and swan ashore where the enemy at once fell upon and killed them. In this way, out of l75 men, not 25 escaped, making loss of l50 men. The boat was almost riddled and but for her great strength must have been torn to pieces.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

motive, for had seen no reason to distrust their good faith to the Confederacy.
 My acknowledgements are due to the first lieu tenant, Alp. Catesby Jones, for his untirring ex- ertions, and for the aid he rendered me in all things. The details for firing the ship and land ing the crew were left to him, and everything was conducted with the most perfect order
 To the other officers of the ship, generally, am also thankful for the great zeal they display ed throughout.
 The Tiryiaia no longer exists, but three hun. dred brave and skiful officers and seamen are saved to the Confederacy
 I presume that court of inquiry will be ordered to examine into all the circumstances have narrated, and earnestly solicit 1t. Pub lie opinion will never be put right without it.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
ADVANTAGE OF CoNDESsAr1oN.-G.ve the hipt,

ADVANTAGE OF CoNDENsAr1oN.-G.ve the hipt, the cream the marrow, the essence, the fire.
 Press your thoughts, pack them, bring every thing to burning, scorching focus. Avoid pre- faces crcumlocutions; rush right into your subject at once. Begin before you think of It, anu keep flashing on with all your might until you are aont' So, also, in preaching, praying, exhorEh5' tes'is ing, say what you have to say, and stop
 A tremendous thought may be packed into a small oompass-1nade as solid as cannon ball, and like that projecte, cut down all before it.-- Short articles are generally more effective, find more readers, and are more widely copied than long ones. Pack your thoughts closely together, and
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
4 COTTON DEPARTMENT,
 TRANS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT,
 Lihle Rock, June 26th, 1862.
Earol55ng Officer
@................ @ ... Coanty'

of ................ C0unfyI
 Mai. Gen. Hindman directs that you suspend, until further orders, the burning of unginned cotton, and the hauling of baled cotton to Repositories, as directed by Spec ial Orders No. 1. In lieu thereof you will give receipts for all cotton in your county, and take the owners receipt for the safe keeping and delivery or burning of same, as may hereafter be directed.
 You will also collect all guns and equip ments in your county in the possession of persons who are not now in the Confeder ate service, or do not immediately swear in for the war. You will give receipts for the same at a reasonable price, to be ap- >roved by the Chief of Ordnance. You ' VI; q send them to Philadelphia, when you oet as many as twenty five.
 . You w;ll report to me the number co!lec, tod and t,9rn arded twice in every month.
 w. WARREN JOHNSON,
 Chief of Cotton Dept
 Trans Miss. Dist.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
HEADQUARTERS TRANs- Mss. DISTRICT, Little Rock. Ark., June 25th, 1862.

 COLONEL
 copy of your proclamation of 23d instant, addressed to the citizens of Monroe county, has come into my hands.
 have the honor to enclose you copy of an order recently issued by me, authorizing the formation of companies, to operate, at wil in the absence of specific instructions, againYt the forces of the United States Government and accepting all such into the service and ELy of the Confederate States. They are recoJ Jpized by me, as the commander of this Department, as Confederate troops, and 1 assert, as indispu- table, the right to dispose and use those troops along the banks of White river, or wherever else 1 may deem proper, even should 1t prove annoying to you in your operations. have thought 1t but just that should fur nish you with copy of my order, that you may act advisedly; and l respectfully forewarn you, that should your threat be executed against any citizen of this District shall retaliate, man for man, upon the Federal officers and soldiers who now are and hereafter may be in my custody a: prisoners of war.
 l have the honor to be, Colonel,
 Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
 T. c. HINDMAN.
 NJ. Gen. Comply. Col c. N. FITcH, Commanaing
 [. $. forces ct IS. Charles.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

NIT. Powell appealed from the decision of the chair.
 The decision was sustained-yeas 34, nays l, (Mr. Powel.)
 Mr. Powell read letter concerning an inter view of citizens of Kentucky with the secretary of State, when he refused to give them any in formation, and said he did not care damn for the opinion of Kentucky, but meant to hold her in the Union, etc.
 The resolution " Gs amended" was adopted. That is to say, Mir. Powell cannot even be told what kentuckians have been seized and where they have been hid, except at the discretion of Seward who has already refused the informa- ton with brutal and contemptuous insult. He did not core for the opinion of Kentucky! lie meant to ho2d Ter in the Union by the strong arm of power! Let her complain of the out rages upon her people if she choose-her pro tests and appeals moved him so little that he was constrained to borrow word from the pot house to express his contempt for them
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

Anticipating the defeat of Buell's army ard the march of Beauregari on Cincinnati, the citizens of the pork city threaten to burn their whisky as the Confederates burnt ther cotton They won't do it. In the first I<ace they are too stingy Next, it won't burn, fer it is noto> rious that, in cold weather, topers have to take 6 bottle of Cincinnati whisky to bed with them to keen it from freezing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
For the True Democrat.
James H. Lang.

 < better heart Death ne'er hath chilled, Than thine, regretted one; No form more loved grave hath filled, Beneath the c'rcling sun. Lifes tale half told thou did'st depart, No kindred bosom near To soothe the anguish of the dart, That laid thee on thy bier. As soft the summer deep, The beaming moonbeams rest, Thy image shall forever sleep, On riendahip's fearful breast. How interwoven here below, With life, are joy and pain: We meet and part, ye, little know. When we shall meet again. Oh sweet fruition Of yen shore, Where tears are w.ped away, And every cup with bl-s OCT, Lifes sorrow to repay; If We may clasp our lost ones Mere Where partpgs are unknown, Why wish them in this world of care, Where we have weary grown.
 G. ZEL0TEs ADAMS. he Hut, CaHoun county, AK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
though your article may be brief, twill have more weight and will be more likeiy to make all impress

Ihe proposition to exchange uen. freh'lSs for Gen. BucEner is earnestly protested against by the federal presses, especially in Kentucky and Ohio. The Cincinnati Gazette says "Buck~ ner is worth more to the South than dozen of Prentiss to the North" This is a fair estimate. The Yankees fatter themselves that they will hang Buckner, and hence their refusal of all offers to exchange.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

,rs, gesture or movement, insult show contempt officer or soldier of the United States, she shall bt rded and held lable to b. tredjed tc9HGn of the yin9 her arocotion.-Butler'S order dt Aew Otedas. Aye drop the treacherous mask throw hy The cloak. which yelled thine instincts fell, Stand forth thou base. incarnate Lie. Stamped with the sgnet brand of He'll At last We view thee thou art Afrlckster with a Demons heart: OfI with disguise no quarter now To rebel honor! thou wnuld'st strike Hot blushes up the anguished brow, And murder fame and strength alike: Beware! ten million hearts atiame VIII burn with hate thou cAnst not tame.
 III. We know thee nowl we know thy Race! Thy dreadful Purpose stands revealed Naked, before the Nations face l- Comrades let Mercy's font Dc sealed, While the black Banner courts the Wind, And cursed be he who lags behind 0 soldiersl husbands. brothers, sires, Think that each stalwart blow ye give Shall quench the rage of 'lusttu fires, And bid your glorious women live Pure from Wrong whose tainted breath Were fouler than the foulest death. o! soldiers lovers, Christians, men Think that each breeze that floats and dies Der the red field from mount or glen, Is burdened with mafdens sighs-- And each false soul that turns to flee, Consgns his Love to infamy!
  Think and strike home !-the fabled might Of Titans were feeble power To that with which YOUR arms should smite In the next awful battle hour! And deader than the bolts of Heaven Should flash your Fury's fatal levin!
  No pity let your thirsty brands Drink their warm fill at Caitif veins; Dip deep in blood yoe- wrathtui hands, Nor pause to wipe those crimson stains Slay Stay with ruthless sword and will The God of vengeance bids you kill r Yea but there's One qghO shall not die fn battle hGrneSsl One for whom Lurks in the Darkn-ss silently Another and 2 sterner Doom: 4 warriors end should crown the brave For htgi, swift cord and feon grave As loathsOme charnel yapors melt Swept by invisible winds to nOught, So, may this Fiend of lust and guilt pke like A nightmares hdeOus thought Nought leftto mark the monsters name SaYe-immortaity of shame!
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

Tobacco, chewing, 23 pr. q. cost and carriage.
 [" smoking, < ' Dry Goods, Spun m m 5gn no65 S soa Oy 1a30ry Tn son or family, in any one year, 30 cents per 1b.; and 30 cents per tb, if sold in quantities of over % lbs to any one person or family in any one wear. Where cotton is furnished, the price shall be 10 cents per fb. less than when the manufac- turer furnishes it.
 And all other wares and merchandise, usually kept by merchants in this State, 9 per cent on
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
A,moa0ay Negroes.
COM MTTTG ED

FE70 the jail of Conway county, Arkansas, the s E 10th of June A. D 1862, runaway slave Sad 2sS is a dark mulat0, about 42 years old about 5f feet nch high, ot his front teeth calls bis xA AUSfkN; says he belongs Paul Dearessu Jctr- son county. Arkansas. Had when comnifted, old tweed coat striped lnsey shirt cotton pant barehcaied The owner of sai negro is hereby notified for ward prove property pay charges he wI be ueat with according to law.
 ANDY A. LIVINGSTON, Sheriff
 By HEXRY MCtEss0S, Jailer - June Z6. 1862. 6m Cost of adv, g. ser week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
Y NoTIcE

EETAs committed to the Arkansas ?. oitert;arv bv " the sheriff O. Pulaski conn.v p, iba lst af sle ,hn. Said negro is about 5 years old f black sA color feet nine inches in height pop eyes and an m pediment in his speech
 He is the property of Stephen Rarefeld who resides near FieksorS Mss and not taken away the expiration of two years, will be sold by the state.
 A. J. WARD. Dec- Q, lsSi. 2im Keeper ef PeEiieBtidrp.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03

CONFEDERATE PRISONERS DECEASED IN THE ST. LOUIS HosPITAL-The St. Louis Republican of the 26th publishes the following list of Con. federate prisoners who died in the hospital in that city during the week ending on the 18th: c. W. Green, co. l, 23d Tenn; Benjamin Thomas, coz, 18th Tenn; Wm P. Loveless, 26th Miss; Wm Wonders, co, B, llth Louisiana; Fred Adler, co H, 2d Texas; T. J. Smith, co, D, 9th Tenn; John A. Powell 10th Miss; J. M. Hicks, citizen of Missouri, prisoner of war.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
Clinniugs and Comments.

The Washington, Ark, Telegraph, compares the federal generals, Hunter, Butler and Wool, and awards the palm of rascalitY to Butler. Ii would be hard to find, on earth, nearer ap' proach to a fiend than Butler. There are seve ral other federal generals who, if they had But ler's abilities or opportunities would rival him in fiendishness. Take for instance this scamp McCook, or Jim Lane, or the star gazer, Mitch ell. The latter, worried by the brave partisan' in North Alabama, has issued the following de vilish order:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
OFFICE OF CInEF FRovosT MARSHAL,
 Little Rock, June 20. lSG2 |

Public Notice is hereby given, to the non commissioned officers and soldiers hereinafter named that if they do not, within 70 days from the date hereof, join some infantry company in the service of the Confederate States they will be ar rested and tried az deserters. And all officers of the Confederate States army are hereby called up- on, and required to see this order enforced prompt ly.
 The attention of the Provost Marshal at Pine Bluff is specially directed to the parties herein named, and he is required to arrest and confne, any or all of said parties upon their failure to promptly obey the above order.
 B. F. DANLEY, c. P M.
 ofthe District Of Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
N O TICE :.

SSOMNlTTED to the Penitertiary the 18th a. S/ day of November 1861. certain uegr FzzsgssssA
 Man. calling his R L. about 5 in e Ns i2
 ches in height of black color. about years ESy
 old lIe says hp belongs man living MA near Memphis. Tenn, k% NsSsS
 The owner is requested to forward com A SsS py with the law and take him away. he will .[%J he sold a the expiration of two years to psv &~ the charges. A. J. WkRD Tee. 5, 1881. Elm. Eeeper 0f PNitea!f;rv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
TFPMS OP ADVFRTIEINE
4 MY SUP LIB s,
OFFICE CHEF CoNNI~sAFY,
 TRANS. Vi I-e, PPi DISTRICT,
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UFFVE N0NMI1SNFF.
 TRAAs. I-ssPPi DISTRICT,
 L.HIs Roe, JuHe }G. 1872 ] etEALED PROPOSALS will te rec iy, d at ths ii e. up to - the l5th day of Iuls, lSd2 for iuru f, the Ary. Million Pounds Ot iour and iwu Hundred rlpU>aud pofnd5 uf Five ~ ou-and u h,ls Pas l,tn- -iit..n Thousand Gallons Vinegar S.x Tn g-auj p,uud of gd hard SP. Twcut, Thousand Puuu ot t,d Pepper and Thousand Bushels E5to be de. ei at Litte Rock.
 The privilege will be reserved of ordering the dclivr ans p0rJi n of either ArSad lptua Wesh khs,- other point s,un of Alkneas riyer up wing not.ce
 >o higher price will 1e pail than the tagt fixed by Gene rd u4d No j.
 The c.ttrscar will be required p eler i tl hol with approved security roquir by law snd bids be eived fDr alY portion oi the abNe aTlclrs Proposals s, uli be end Isd rnputl, for fun ishilg Bacon,' and Proposals .urnshir4 Flour"
 JOHN C. EALMER
 Major and Chief CJmm.s sary. Junr D. 1892 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
HEADQUARTERS, THIRD DIVISION, ] Camp Taylor, Huntsville, Ala, May 2d, '62. ] 7o he citizens of AiabGma,

z
 North of Me Tennessee rirer: Armed citizens have fired into my trains on the railway, have burned bridges, have attempt ed to throw my engines from the track, have at- tackled my guards, have cut the telegraph wires. All these acts will be punished with death if the perpetrators can be found; and if they cannot, l will destroy the property of all who sympa thize with the southern rebellion in the neigh borhood where these acts were committed.
 Unorganized leaders have no right to make war. They are outlaws, robbers, plunderers and murderers, and will be treated as such.
 0. NJ. MITCHELL,
 Major general commanding Sd division of the army of the Ohio.
 That is to say, man who fights at home in defence of his ireside, who resents an insult to his family, or one who seizes his gun to repel the invader is declared to be an outlaw. The first revolutionary war was begun at Lexington by handful of partisans-guerrillas if you please, and the war was maintained and pro- tracted by their aid. This fellow Mitchell ap- pears to want war made according to rule. He might as well declare that patriots shall put no bullets in their guns.
 The submissionists of Maryland and Kentucky are reaping as they sowed. In the federal con- gress Crittenden has been snubbed till he sits in sullen silence. Garrett Davis, who made show of resistance, was promptly threatened with be- ing arrested as a traitor. The following extract from the proceedings in Lincoln's congress will show how Powell, one of the representatives from Kentucky, was treated:
 ARRESTS IN KENTUCKY.
 The resolution of Mr. Powell, (opp.) of Ky. asking the secretary of State for the number and names of prisoners arrested in the State o Kentucky, how long imprisoned, where they are, etc., was taken up.
 The question was on the amendment of Mir Sumner that the President be requested to in form the senate, if compatible with the public interest, concerning the arrests in Ky, whicl was adopted-yeas 30, nays !. MT. Powell offered an amendment to Mir. Sum ners amendment, which the chair said was sub stantially the same as the original resolution therefore it was not in order,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
Lost-G5O Reward.

ANNE Acquisition tho Quarternasters Department p at rccahontaS, ATk signed by Capt Hodnet and ap- proved by Col McCaryer amounting between 500 and Sta0. It is endorsed and hereby Orewarn alt Pay and Quarermaster not pay the if presented 1t between the 3d and 20th of this month and will pay the above reward of person delivering the acquisition to at the Arsenal in Little k, ck
 Y. B. SHAW. Litt7e Poct, June 2td 1862 39-3ws
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
M c TICn

z COMMITTED to the Ar peHtentiary ty the,, V jaler of Jackson county cerisin Negro Man EYe calling hnseif LOUIS. aboat eet : nces nigh otffs
 black color light tud, about D years od her A known.
 The sail negro will be sold at the expiration of two II not caiied TOT hy the owner A. J. WARD
 Dec 5 ls6l o4m. Eeepsr of Peaientiayp
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-07-03
General Order No. l.
General Order No. l. CHIEF PRoyosr MARs4AL's OFFICE, FOR rHE) DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS.
 Iinke kOck, Jnne II. leG2 ]

DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS.
 Linle Rock, June II, leG2. } All merchants within the district ot Arkansas, are required to keep open their stores from hall after o'clock, a. m., until half after clock, p. m., of each day, Sundays excepted; they are also required to receive in exchange for all articles Of oerchandi@e, including all species of dry goods, hardware, cutlery, tobacco, etc, Con tederate money, if rendered.
 And the following tariff of prices is hereby announced, to govern the sale of all goods, wares, merchandise, etc., specified therein. And all subordinate Provost Marshals, within this district, are hereby required to rigidly enforce the same.
 All violations of this order will be met with punishment commensurate with the offence.