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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
Msserifantf6e Noebrtdten f.

0bilaDelplia, %. Sft. 6err Srieortd
SAHnenl1nlePptt, Der Spreder Der freie11
@emeinpe bat all Die @pmite be8 Ginger
bunbe8 3u philadelphia einen interehanter
8eridt iber Die Solpitdler in @albin9tcr
eingeI9tdt, DEM nit Splsenoe8 elttnebmen:
SD babe bic mir BON Sbnen sepproene
NufSabe, Iomeit eS iiberbaupt mS9ltd mar,
nunme9r ppllfdnbi9 erfiat, Gang freilid
fam lie niemal8 bur9 pprilbergebenbe 8es
Iude 0elSit perDen, bu bic 8epSlteruns Der
5ablretden 9rlpitaler N Walbinetpn unb Der
nd4tea llm9ebuns pur4 iteten 3usans u1b
Ab9an9 cine fprtwabrenoe SeranDerun9 er>
fdbrt. SD 5peife ui9t, baB id, pe,ta id,
bic auf meinet err fen Reiie bel udten 5plptz
tdler Die8mal mteber Bate beluden fSnnen,
el1en Iebr NJ IentltG perdnoerten 8erlpnol-
Sefano ppr9efun0en baben pEroe. Gin
SpIpttal BON mebr al8 tau eno Terpunpeten
urb &ranfen, welde8 I'M @apitple ein9erid=
tet 9epeIen mar, ipurpe seraoe mdbrenD metz
net ln weienheit 9erdumt, 70 baB i9 feline
2ilte Ietner beutlden Snlal1en niebr aufnebs
men fpnnte- Mebrere neue Sp1pitdler in-
nerbal6 unD auBerbalb Der Stabt linb nod
int 8au, unb bic alten perben fortwabrenb
perSr0Bert. Spllte in ben ndhlten @pden
cine bluti9e, Sdla4t 9el&lasen mer-
ben, 10 wiirpe ein ~abermali9e8 DurAiuden
IGmmtlider SCipttaler eben 10 nptbwenbis
ais lesensrei4 iein; piellei4t, DAP bann eine
anbere Gtatt, pie etwa Seem 9prf, e8 fid,
ni6t nebmen Taft, Dem BON Sbnen sesebe-
men ribmliden 8eilpiele gu folsen.
SIN AaSemeiuen muB i'd pieoesbolen,
mas ih bereitS in meinem ppri9en SdfuBs
neutrality-suspicious. Bate, a Bber@elammt+
Der Sp1pitaler bur4idnittlt4 10 gut
1T, ipte man e8 unter ben llmltdnpen nur it
3eno ertparten fam. 6reilid babe td aud
na1de 2la9en iber idledte 8ebanplunS u.
SerpfeSun9 9eASrt nnb bin in mebr ais ei-
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0nrppGtidbe Woc6riebtes1-
Ser Oaribalbi=M mfrubr i'm @Dbe
N1rf.
(auS benz liverpool nMercurb" bpm Z. Oct

(aus benz liverpool nMercurp" bonn Z. Oct.)
Nm Spnntas, ben 8. October, mar Der
9Ybe 0arf Der Sbauslab zines Mulrubrs,
Der AT @rSBe un6 erntItbsn 6plaen benient-
gen, Der am ocrbersebenpen SOnntag (28.
@eptemberl ta~ttgef4npen battes nett iiterbOt.
|Sn 6Olge Der unter6rehung, welGe bic SSm.
patbte:g er lammlun8 fir @artbalbt am %.
Ssptember BON elmer 8anbe trilGer 8auf.
bOlpe erlitten Bate, penen es 9elun9, Den 3wef
Der urbeber su bsrstteln, Bate etne betrd1t<
lt9e Mnaabl bon Irbettern Dem @aribalbt.
Gumtte ansetinbtst, bae tie teabiGttsten,
Der 8erIammlun9 am s.. October bet3nppbs
men uup bas gcttite auf tsOe @sfubr btu 81
unterltiiBen.
Das @Umite, pelGss lt6 ni6t aersGterti9t
btelt, Die Observation-Disclosures Der 8erufung et=
ner 3peilen g~erlammluns gu itbernetmen,
neil alsbann tpabrl9etnltA feinblthe &fe
entbreuaen tpiroen, be1GleB, letne IbliGt CUR
Nbbaltuns Der Gerlammluns a~uf3usebsn, unb
erlteB wa9renp Der sprtsen ,Bp&e zine Be-
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Snm6esbambtfabt.

General WaOatpOrt9 1T entIGlpfen, bic
StaOt BON isner Mn3ab[ SulOaten uno Off
5tere, tpel@e fortpa6renb per16ieoene beriGz
ttgte 9anler SalUns &C. beIuAen, su fdubern.
Gr miro RAID banoeln unp bas rebel BET Der
Wur3el a1srotten.
Vraltoent StncOln, beelettet BON Graumbers
near Nepea bon Stem Ser1Y, teGu6te oefern
Ote Eager tn Der Nabe BON Sort GuspOrtb
rnD tuObnte Der &eSue Der @suerole 8onf5
unD Setnbelman iiber Sidles 8rtaape BET.
sc itno 8ffeble ergansen, far &esteruuss>
3rede pas Gtgentbum BON perIonen tn @aI6e
tn9lOn tn SeIbla9 gu nebmen, tpelGe nptOrts
f9er Netle i'm Oienlte Der GebeIen Ifebet,
trorunter fitnf 9dnler BON Commodore 6Orref,
3pet pom Doctor Cornelius 8Yler, l BON Doc
tor Garnet, SGWteeerIpGn BON 6enrY q,
QSile, l con 8m. ST. Gmttb, Mtt1lteo bes
Nebsllen : @on8reles, l BON Dem ebemalt9en
SGatamts-NupttO @biatpS, l BON @apttan
Ounnfu9tOn, ebemaIteen Yplt3et > @bef Der
StaDt, nnO anOere.
Der @bef beS Steuersg Bureaus bat In 8es
trsR Der Werberet bas 5oloenpe Serfiat:
Gtn Gerber, trelder bon ben @t9entbImern
bon 6amten loldr iberntmult, nm Ie mad
DEM Stitd ODER @funb gu eerben, fam folGes
Sober aus Ieinem Wsl9aftSlctat an Die &taene
tbtner pbne Snlpeftipn abgeben, ipenn &c st.
erlt BON Dem Solicitor unb @llelIor cine 8e1Gei~
nt9u19 erbalten, baB DaburA Das OeIeb ntGt
~nn'9an9n8en tperOe (; ieper Gerber bat uAter
otelen umItdnOen etnen mpnatlt1en 8ert6t
al, ben NRelor Des OttriftS iIber bic i3abl nnb
oaS @eptGt FOLDER gegerbtsr t5aute AT lies
tern ; oteB TT tnoelen nur ltattbaft, rpenn bic
Steuer tnasrbalb ce5 8f3trfes be3aGlt ptrb,
III trelHem Die @erberet ltegt,
Der 6reebUrn, Capt. Maeaw, tam bteIen
Wfcr8ea pom nnteren @OtoMac BIER an unO
bra@te elite MtenSe GpntrebanD9Iter, wel6e
Gil oerlGteOsnen Srtsn bon Der 6lotiQe tpeaoes
r%V'ttneit tperoen paren, ferner feds @sfan=
gene, etnen 6ltt@titng unD feds @putrebanb8,
Die Namsn Der @sfuusensn inp folesnDe :;
s S Maltpn, tpelder ais SrteftrGeer al. Ell
ner Goar 1ah GthmOno mar abSefanaen tporz
Den 6ugb NfttGeQ, Elm lieutenant In Nebe(=
lenDtenlten +; Spbn Wtt9el, welGer Ioebeu pom
Yale college fam !; &obert 9aceY, tpel6er In
Der J~fsbelenarmee fanp, unb Sames 9acep,
Die Wit4ells geb6ren naG @prt GObaccC,
@Vntlte Sountpi uno lInp Spbne pom Wetl.
Walter MttGell. Sie wurOen pDr ben prp-
foBmarlAau 9etra9t, Der le tn's alte Capitol
IAidte. Mm. MarmaDute, Der Sliatlina 1T
BON @eltmCrelanO county. gr Spar tn Den
Otenlt 9eprebt porben. CT leitete Iofort ben
&rtieio mi erer alien 8laaae.
Nuf bic NaAluAung Der NlaunlGaft beS
8Uotes mad elmer Observation-Disclosures, parpe fete
ne Spur ether iul@en entoedt.
Der Dampfsr Occur De 2eOn sins beute
Nbenb mad Der @OtenaceGlptiIe e6. Der
Ntcnttor 1T 9enau unterlu9t unO Ieetii6tig
ertIart iporpen. Das S@if 1T nsu a%neetri~
den tpcrOen aao 1T bereit, pom Stapel al lau<
fen. Die Mal6tnen DeS MOnitor linO ale in
Der beItsn SrDnung.
Der @Gleppoampfer Dragon fam oieIem
Mlpr9en pom &appa9annOd unb tradte 8
@Ontrebanps, peI6e in Der Nabe BON Settle
Broom aufsefan9en murben tpartn.
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@nm Der @Otumatarmee.
Rrcosnosciruns naa I6ecsfspiae. - MebeneAbe
tpC9nnsen.
6euptouartter Der Notemocarmee. )
ben %. OctCber.

6auptquarttsr Der Notemacarmee, }
ben %. October.
0tltsrn maGte Captain Duncan nit stpet
SApaOrpnen bes a. @ennlYtpanta GapaGerie
N~e0tments, 140 Mann fart, eine NecUenpSs
ctrum9 mad 6eO9esptae. Der Ort lie9t lieben
Wfeilen nVrOpsRlt6 bon Marttnsbnr9 unb
etne MeiIe bon gtorO MOuntaim an Der 8als
ttmOre un0 Sbtp Gi1entabn.
@r trieb Die fetnCltden YtdetS in bic Stabt
unO 9rtf oanu oas 6auptcOrpS an. Gr
ma9te 80 Oefanssnc, etnl9ltebltA bret DIFF
3tere, pel@e ale gum 10. Gtrstnia &aualerte
Neetment seb6ren, auBer einem lieutenant
pom 2. Slp Carolina Negimsnt. Captain
Ountdn'6 2eute Famen ODne 0erlua papon.
Sli6tiin9e beri6ten, DAP Ger SetnO am
Otenltag, Marttn8burs berliee. Man elaubt,
paB Elm Spell %pelieIben- na4 8tGia mspOrt
19tng, tpabrenp eth anDerer She'll mad STE
p9arOstOwn marIGirte. Die Mnf6auune bes
3ertGrten @isentbumS Der Baltimore II. SbtU
@tlenbabn gu Marttneburg TT in ben Iebten
Sa9fm In Nn9rtf 9enummen pCroeu.
Die GrpeSittUn erfOIsreidb.
SarperS SerrY, %. Stt. Oas 8e<
cr8npsctrun9scprps, tpelGeS am Dtenltag mad
&eesbura 9elGtdt wnroe, tit lpeben 3uridse>
te9rt. l1nisrf 9eute finO pom belten @eite
belesIt iiber ben Grfol9 bteler expedition.
WdbrenD ibrer N6ips1enbeit tGpteten Ie feds
Tetnbe, %0eripunbeten cine Nnaabl unb madteu
40 Mann gu @efan9enen. NnBerDem erbeu=
tetsn fe 80 pfsrpe.
Die Gruppen braden am Oienlta9 NIT Sd
Sesanbru6 6llib BON ben 2Ouooun Soften
auI uno marlGtrten In fUlsenper Srbnune:
8prau8 bas 6. SEEN gorf @apaIerie &eeiment
inter Sol. DapiS, bann folste bic 1. 8riaabe
BON Sen. @eorp's COMMANDO, befebenb aus
benz Z, 5. uno 8. SbiO Gfes., barauf Die 2.
Srt9aDe, e tebenp aus benz 100. unb Ill.
DenniYloania Ne9iment, Dem 102. NerpsSycrt
Re9tment unO DEM 3. WarYlanb Neat., aee
fulet BON Rapp's @ennlYlpania gatterie BON
3 Sanonen.
sic errei9ten eeeen Mtttas StlstCru, Elm
le3elfiUnilttl6eS Oprf bon etpa so 61uIern.
Dte @apaaerte 9tns Dor unb natm 3teut.
@ruble BON Der neuen @ompaente Der SIZE
beQen &an9srs" ~9efangen. Die Gbrisen Ge>
belen, 125 Weann ltarf, Huben in Der &iGs
tung l1a1 Wbeatlanb. l1nIere Gruppen Dol
ten tie tn Der NdDe BON beS Srtss Elm, unp
erDfnttea etne gatterie, unterltlbt bonn %.
pennlplUanta &egtment, auf Oteelben.
yIa9 tpentsen S@a1en 9rif Die @aSalerte
tnter 3teut. Colonel WcGtcals, tpelher friber
bet Der Ncsal Nrttlerie ftanb, ben 8einp an.
WfcVicalS rift poQe 80 yarrS ieiuen 0euien
pcraus. Ct erbtelt fanf S@u6e pur4 feline
&leiOuns uno iein Sfero tuurpe uuter Tim er-
IApfen.
Die Gebc(len ipurOt spet Metlsn nett ge*
|jast. @S purDen 40 @sfaneene eema@t,
etniGlteBltb eth Captain.
SteIe Gebsuen luGten iG atpilGen ie3ans
fer St osrlteden uno ibre &letcun9 ST ipsNs
leIn. Gin @iatur tpurpe eleiGfallS 9sanssn
9enpmmen. llnlere 1rmppen 1ebtsn tbrea
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.OHnuna hea miidfdppi.

Us afbtnetpn, %. SttCber. Gtne
Mnsabl &auleute uno @'eIGGftsmGnner linp
bet benz Commencement etn9efcmmen nit Der
gitte, pUG iOlGe MaBreseln gu srsretfen,
tpslGs cine batctse Sefnuns peS WatlTfltppt
berbetfabrt.
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SetegrapbtCcbe Ma@rtdbten.
@tri6ttt fir ben n@aItinrr. gDreer..
Wnu senrt Wfnnrne.

Sort Mpnrpe, %. Set. gle Mia-
iAtatfen bon 0crtsmUutb, 80 an Der 3abl,
lfno plGelt4 perlAwunoen mnb lOtlen NIT If
rem 9anpwerts3eus gu ben 8ebelsn iberse.
8an9en letn.
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untpnrepublif. glaicrttdt.

~bI4N W. $Netfbk1AR ~
Der Gerluf bon untonatmmen in ben @taa
ten Sbtp, Snbtana unO Yenn1Ylpanten lebig
lid Dem Musfaa Der Nb ltmmun9en In be-
Irnee su3ulAretben III.
0erfellung bes Hertrauens. Die Seen
Oprf Sribune 9ibt bem Brdlibenten fplgenp,
Wttttel an bic S1nO ba8 eriditterte Ser.
trauen pes Spltes pieber 3u 9eminnen. Gil
ioSt;
II vWenn ein &cmmarbeur Dber lpnIft.
ger SFfieier i'm l1nipnbienlte 3Seerbafte, aar.
bernbe uno lautparme ~Iteiguneen 3eist, al&
pb er elm Staf De8 bon Wtaipr Gep alts1e.
lprrdnen BluneS tpare unb 1t9 l9eue, Biz
Jtebelen 5u arg 5u i4lasen; 70 ip[lte er an
9enblidli& t~ailrt werpen.
p Wenn ein Sficter Sbmpatbie nit ben
8errdtbern pber Tei9beit 5et9t, pper 1i6 Ielblf
wdbrenb er auf Oienf III, pur9 Gruntena
belt BEL 9impft unb Die 9roBe SADIE aefdbr-
bet, 10 erl9ieBt Jpn init 10 weni9 llmItdnpen,
al8 tpare er elm tpller 0unp.
81 Wenn td Elm Sffcier ais unfd6i9 pper
al8 nnttdtig erweilt, 10 erieBt i'm fpfrrt.
A. 8etbdtist lelblt uno Taft 2lnbre betbG>
tisen, baB paS @el9dft pe8 Splbateu Se9.
ten 1T, urb meilt iepenl, Der lein @enie pa5u
antrenst, UNI au85ulinneh, ME Die @ude
nidt un3ufan9en it, einer anOern 8eruf an
9te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DaB
man bic 9rpAamatton fetneswe9s ais eineu
falten S9lee anlIebt, er9tbt li9 aus Der
Saltuns Der labltden @rele. Der u6srulp"
Iast nGmlt&
,Ote leitsnben 8ldtter In unl fern rebelt-
l6en Staaten Fllilo In betrd6tlider Nufreauna
rrseen Der @man3ipatipnS 9rptlamatton. Der
8aletsb or. g. pStanOarb" iast. sic III
zines Der unse1euerltAf DerruBten DUtue
mente, bic ie menI9ltGer Nuturitat entfLplsn
fnp le atbmttin ieper Belle ben @etF Der
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
OBITUARY. rE0aRl

,.d in Washington, Arkansas, hn-sAe-focn
nary. g 1862, JAMES p. GRAHAM, in the
0,,h year of his age. =.
gsn vas brought up in Rowan county, N. -
= at an early age unn,ea hlmseii win .ne
snd ~ .;an a. Church of Third Greek, of which
Presoy parents are consistent and pIoas
bis sai His early training was stric.iy
pein De's .be Bible and Catechism were the
Christian, of his childhood, illustrated and
seft OoV@ -, the holy Sabbath and at morning
eni snd evening prayers s eomm.ncad whom
sna e'ot. lss;cal education W as commenced wneh
His ciaSslo' ing. and continued under the
be was qui'o d;ferent well qualified teachers
instruction " a good foundation for thorough
until he hau and completed at Davidson Col
scholaTsHnif' u where he graduated with distine-
lege, N.,ySso Soon after his graduation he
ton IL n1byed as principal IN the Male Acad-
was - Washington, Ark, and confinueo ms
guy aot;on with that Institution until MS deatn.
IT, d. gentlemanIy department IN the scnool-
-an,, .aD and in society; his accurate hno"iSuse
S,be classics. and his diligence anu qoain
.ot;on as an instructor, were sucu aS iooo,'
srom a clear a clear and well trained ihihu'
STAINED by sound moral principles.
H:s life as a Christian gave evidence OF the
.1aratino. restraining and sanctitylng lnfu-
.aas Of Divine Grace Firm in his principles,
ta was unobtrusive in manner; without osten-
tation, deyotedy pious, and without faui'hnu-
;nr with others, he calmly pursued the path
.nf dutv. walking by the light of revelation and
.ruidance of the spirit
That such life should have endeared him
- ,ha Church and multiplied ardent, confiding
friends in society, was natural; to know hlm
- - admire him as one OF superior lntellec-
'aI apd moral excellence, and to have lost
~, fills many heart with sorrow.
nnr;ug the past summer his health was
..abJ, hut improving as winter advanced until
,teI on the 9th inst. with pneumonia,
Nn;.b terminated his useful and promising life
in five days. >.
IL though far from parents and home, he died
:. tho midst of devoted friends, whose unre-
;tT;nr attention rendered ali aid and comfort
,haf kindness could suggest or human power
pn, when mans assistance was vain and
,,sen-felt sympathy unavailing, he was sus-
famed by that ''hope which is as the anchor
of the soul both sure and steadfast." Death to
hin, had no terrors. He expressed willing
ness to depart and be with Christ, his cove
panted Redeemer.
Thus in triumphant faith his spirit ascended
TO God vino gave it. May his Christian ex-
ample have an abiding influence on his pupils
AND friends and on the Church of Christ.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
state of Arkansas.


Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Sewer
County. ON the Cbancery side Of said
Court, in vacation thereof,
January lst 1862.
Samuel III. McCasland, ComPIainGnt.l BILL
Musiedoria McCasland, Defendant- J DrvorcE
THIS day came said complainant by Steel,
l. his solicitor, AMI having this day filed his
bill Of complaint in the office of the clerk Of
divorce from the said defendant, and il appear
ing from the affidavit of said complainant an
nexed to said BILL that the said defendant 81
nonresident of the State of Arkansas, it il
therefore ordered that the said defendant be
and appear before the judge of cur circuit
court Of Sewer county, in chancery sitting, at
the court house in the county aforesaid, on the
first Monday Of our next March term mt
court 10 be holden the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in February. 1862, and then
and there TO demur, plead answer COM
plainants bill Of complaint, and i'm default
thereof, the allegations Of the same will be
taken for confessed and decree accordingly
and il Is further ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the Washington Tele-
graph. newspaper published in the town of
Washington, ia Hampstead county, in the State
Of Arkansas, two weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be at least four weeks before the
commencement of the next term of said Sewer
circnit court
W j. DENSON, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Tes,e: W. J. DENSON, Clerk.
IL
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
Notice to Tax Payers.
Jan. IS, 1862.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that will
IN attend at the different Townships of Hemp
stead county on the following days, for the
purpose of Assessing all property liable to Tax
alton in said county, viz;
At Mine Creek (Nashville) on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the 2Sth,
29th, 3Oth and 3lst of January.
At Saline fColumbusl on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, 4th and 5th of February.
At Fulton on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, the 9th, 7th and 9Th of February.
At Spring Hill on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10th, lth and 18th of February
At Caruse (Centreville) on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, tie 18th, l4th and 18th of Feb
ruary.
At Missouri (Moscow) on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 17th, 18th and 18th of
February.
At Red Land (Cottingham's) on Thursday
and Friday, the Goth and 2lst of February.
At Ozan (Washington) on Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the oath, 25th, 10th
and 9th of February.
At which times and places hereby notify
each tax payer in the county of Hampstead to
meet me prepared to give in a full and COM
pete list of his taxable property, and 10 furnish
the exact numbers Of his lands, as 1 ,ciH list no
lands unless the numbers are giUen. | want to
get the lands of Hampstead county straight
once more. The friends of volunteers who are
in the army must furnish lists of their lands
for them.
Every tax payer must turn out and give in
his property. Be sure to come prepared to give
the exact numbers of your lands.
The above requirements must be complied
with or | will execute the law against those
refusing to do 50.
THOS. ii. SIMMS, Assessor
and Collector of Hampstead county, Ark.
Jan. Is, 1862. II
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
NOTICE.,

DY order of the Probate Court of Hempste 40
ID county, | will sell at Washington III said
bounty on the 18th day of February next, a
tract of land lying on the Ozan, about ten
.snies from Washington containing about three
huudred and twelve acres. viz: :he north east
fractional quarter of section 3; the north half
of the south west quarter of section 2, and the
north west fractional quarter of section 2, all
ia township IL, south of range 26 west, e1-
cept 764 acres in the north west fractional
Quarter south, bounded follows, SIS tartng
point n. E. corner of north west quarter of
section 2, township | L, range 70 west; thence
south l26 rods to stake in Nashville road,
thence north so degrees west 184 rods with
Nashville road to stake where said road crosses
western boundary of section 2, thence north
u rods to south corner of sections and on
township line, thence east with said line to
point of beginning The said tract was the
homestead of George Z. Gamble, deceased,
and is sold for payment of debts of said estate.
Terms of sale--on credit of one and two
years, with ten per cent. interest from date,
secured by note with good personal security.
S. W. WITHERSP0ON, 4dmr.
4 Jan. %, 1862. "A
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
TO the Voters of the Town of
WASHINGTON.

NOTICE is hereby given, that general Elec-
In ton will be held at the court house in the
town of Washington, OH Monday, the Sd day
of February next, for the purpose of electing
six Aldermen and Constable for said town
for the ensuing year, in pursuance of an act
reorganizing the Corporation thereof; and
Messrs W. II. Carruth, Eugene Block and W.
V. King. of said town, are duly appointed
Judges of such Election and required to hold
the same in pursuance hereof
ORVILLE JENNINGS, Mayor.
By s. 7. SANDERS, Recorder.
Jan. Is, 1862, 1-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
ONE PORT NOT BLOCKADED!
DALBY SPRING HOTEL.
Bowie County, Texas.

TEE Proprietor Of this well known watering
- place respectfully informs the public that
visitors viii be received as usual during the
season. Persons desiring safe, pleasant and
do well to come. The Proprietor's known rep
utation for ''ekarging' will no doubt place this
establishment entirely out Of danger, even in
case of invasion.
Having erected q large and com modious
Stable, the Proprietor il prepared to have
Horses well attended to-
Bathing Establishment just completed.
Open until October lst, unless the establish
ment, previous to that date, "goes to the wars"
Terms in accordance with the tiIaes
WM- 4. ESTES, Proprietor.
Aug. /, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the State
n of Arkansas for Quarter Master or Com
mssary Supplies, for teams furnished. labor
performed, or horses killed or lost in battle,
will please forward them properly certified in
duplicate to this Office for payment, at as early
a day as possible.
j. w. McCONAUGHEY,
O. NJ. g. C. C. 1st Div. A. A.
Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 16, 1862. 2-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
II office.

THE firm of R. III. PRINCE & CO., is this
] day dissolved by mutual consent. Those
having claims against the same will lose no
time in fleing them in the hands of j. X.
Gratiot, who is alone authorized to make set
tlements, with the assistance eff G.. L. Nc
Knight. All notes and accounts due the firm
will be found with them for collection until
otherwise disposed of. Gentlemen will, OF
course, call and settle by note otherwise.
DICK will continue to work for you, provided
there is money enough paid in to purchase iron,
otherwise we cannot continue to work on
credit.
r. H. PRINCE.
c. NJ. HERV iY.
Jan. l, 1862. IA
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
state Of Arkansas, \

state Of Arkansas,
COUNTY OF SEWER.
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Sewer
County, on the Chancery side OF said Court,
in vacation then. of December 18th, 1861.
John +. Sandefer, Complainant. ~,
Sarah Sandefer, Defendant.
TNIIS day comes said complainant by Steele,
= his solicitor, and having this day filed his
bill Of complaint in the Office Of the Clerk of
this Court, the object Of which was to obtain
divorce from the said defendant and il ap-
pcaring from the affidavit of said complainant
annexed 70 said bill that the said defendant is
a NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Arkansas. Ii j.
therefore ordered that the said defendant be
and appear before the Judge of our Circuit
Court of Sewer county, in chancery sitting, at
the courthouse in the county aforesaid, on the
be holden on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in February, 1862, and then and there
TO demur. plead or answer eomplainants bill
Of complaint. and in default thereof the ale
cations # the same will be taken for confessed
and decree accordingly. And il Is further
ordered that copy of this order be published
in the Washington Telegraph, n newspaper
published in the town Of Washington. in Hemp
stead county. in the State of Arkansas. two
weeks successfully. the last insertion to BE ai
least four weeks before the commencement Oi
the next term of said SEWER Circuit Court
w. J. DENSON, Clerk
a true copy.
Attest: w. ]. DENSON. Czert.
5n-2 pr's fee Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
TROOPS WANTED.


T AM authorized by the Secretary of War to
i receive, by companies, two Regiments OF
Infantry and two Companies Of Artillery, for
service in the Indian country and elsewhere.
The government prefers to raise companies for
the war, and furnishes with arms only those
that enlist Cor that time. Companies furnish
ing their own arms can be received for twelve
months if that is preferred Armed companies
| will receive, and have them mustered into
the service in their own counties, rs soon as
they are organized. Unarmed companies
will receive and have them mustered in in the
same manner, soon as am in possession Of
arms for them. As fast as companies are mus
tered in and equipped, they will be conveyed
marched 20 headquarters in the Creek coun-
try. Armed companies will be provided with
better arms as rapidly as they are furnished by
the government.
Until my return to the State, offers Of COM
panies may be made to Charles W. Adams, of
Helena, who will see that they are mustered in,
equipped and marched to headquarters.
The determination of the Northern States to
subjugate Us, requires the South to put forth
all its energies, and calls on every man who
can bear arms to offer his services to the coun-
try, and prepare by drill and discipline for the
spring campaign, or perhaps for earlier service
in the field.
ALBERT PIKE,
Brig Gen. Prov. army, C. S. A.,
Com. Dept Indian Territory.
Jan. 8, 1862. 52-4