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True Democrat., 1862-11-05
OBITUARY. .-MAar 1s.s.1 Rorl.rn wife of ool snlo,

OBITUARY.-MARY ISABEL RorlA.p wife of CoI Solon Borand died Little Rock Oct % 1882 in her 39th year
 This talented beloved, and much lamented ady tn. only child of George and Mary Melbourne was born in oncorda parish La Oct & 14 received education nj Mrs Teyis School in Shebyye Ky. and in tprjl 1S41 with her parents reside in Little Rock where Na r, lS45 she welded Col Borland One son and t,oo daughters blessed their unon and the mother look
 forward to their future devoted herself with aror to tbe proper training of the youthful minds which God had com mtted to her guardianship But her visions of felicity ere cruelty disspaed The brghes jewel in her family circle her only who hal attaint the promising off m var, emulatng the example of his older and more sturdy com paOh alter wrlngng from his mother reluctant consent entered the army and at the close of few months service died in exas among friends but far distant from his low ing and beloved parents.
 For great sufferer from complicated disease this ahcoh proven too much or her physical strength and she prostraed by it From that time sh4 sank raDdly and neither medical skill the untiring and aectionate a entions o her husband children and friends avaled any, thing Devoted to her family her desire to live strong especially on account of her young daughters just the which most needs motlers care but being also An and humble Christian and knowing that hr re- storaton to health impossible she resigned herself to the will of her Heavenly Father and her faith in the precious promises of God by praying permission to put oh her mortality and take her appointed place with those who love and serve Him.
 Two years since her preceded to the haven of but her father still lives husband and two daughters to whom she xpressbly dear While they mourn her loss that is to them than all others they could have sustained and wholly irreparab earth they mourn not without hope Gonr to those household who have preceded her Heaven she is ing there ot those she has lift behind only for short time her parting injunction to them having been ron her in the realms of everlasting rest.
 As most appropriate conclusion to this notice the fol- lowing just and eloquent tribute her memory from pen of one by whom she alike well known and most
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
.9g" w. WOO FORD. Justice of the Peace cal, be found at True Democrat office.

LIST uENB As ali the returns had not been ed h time went to press last week, list of men bers incomplete therefor perfect by giving th names of Judge Wm Fain and Hon. II Hammack, th representatives from Benton county-Hon Hull agai represents Marion The of Hon Thomas Moseey, tb talented representative from White was printed Mosby by mistake.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
Texas papers please copy or notice.
>I Ih Of ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PRAIRIE.

COUNTY PRAIRIE
 In the Probate Court said county October 18th 1882 Mary A. Riyes, Compioilaa.,
 
 Willie Nichols admr etc. Gran A.
 kiyes, Chas D. Taylor and wife.
 Mary A. Taylor. O. A. Kives
 guardian of k A. Rves C. D. ] I,,f .te, c ro Tay Tor. guardian of ". A. RIyes '" D'' Rosa '. Eiyes fdward 4 Kive3
 Luola H. kives, James Caviness
 and If M Westmorand, De.na
 GHty.
 A JW on this day comes the roropIaipant b her soi. ana oH motion, It IS oT|rred that " j. Bronaugb an oi ,'s court. be appointed guardian ad litem of tue ilhot ufieAaap', A. Kiyes, Rosa V Ryes Edward M It' anu 'uola H. Rives: and hereupon appeared ths s'u and thereupOn the " J Bronaugl files herein e ot and several answers of the said Geendants w. A Hives Rosa V. Rves Edward A. Rives and Luoa H hNes to which said said cOmpIauan enters hefeupOn appeared the said defendants Gran Mary A. IaN Ter Oan A. kves guardian of Robert A. Rives and E M NestnoTand by their solicitor their motion HIS ordered that they be allowed until the term of this court to M their herein and it appearing to the court tar said deendsnts, Willie Nichols surviving admn- straor of the estate of Robert E. ves James Cayi- ness and Charles D. Taylor have been served with pro- and that defendants beyond Of the State of Arkansas-n motion of said complainant IS ordered b5 the court that said minor defendants Willie Nichols surviving administrator, James Caviness and Chare9 Taylor be notified of the pendency this suit pubcaton of ts order In the Arkansas True Democrat newspaper published in the county Pulaski in this State for two successive ek the last insertion to be at leass four weeks before the next January Of this court to th" 2d Monday being l2h day of January next and on further notion is ordered that this stand continued until th4 next term of u is court.
 true copy from the record.
 WILLIAM G0ODRUM, Clerk, etc. R. & CAN'T, Solicitor tor complainant.
 Nov 5 2w Cost of adv. $l3 5O
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

Congress has provided for the coinage of copper coins of the denomination of five ten twenty cents pieces to the amount of five millions of dollars Enough silver Gill be put with it to reduce the size.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

MAKRiED-0n Tuesday the 7h day of October 1862 at stony Lonesome, in Van Buren county Ark by Clayton esq squire FIREMAN aged 52, to Mss MARY MCGEE Mississ pp aged l6
 On the l7h day of September 1892 at the residence of Pr. l. A. Sullivan by Rev D D. Leech Mr w. NJ CARpER and Miss YERrE F. WALKEsa of Desha countv Arkansas
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

HNOUSE AND THREE LOTS FOR SALE-I am
 authorized by Y. SHuIcUTr, in his absence <ztSA offer his residence in the portion of the MK city of Little Rock for sale The house has four rooms also dining and chen atachedgood well of water the pr mises welh0use milk house. story stable and large garden good selection of shade trees
 The property will bo disposed of for cash Confederate money For particulars apply to Mrs Shllcutt on the premises, to VIM WOOLFORD,
 Nov , 2w True Democrat Office
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

NoTICE-Al persons wishing send clothing and other articles of comfort necessary during campaign their friends and relatives belonging Capt Danley old company CD 3d Arkansas cavalry regiment, now manded ny Lt-Col J. W Bass at Holly Springs Miss. do by leaving the the of MT Jacob Hawkins of this city, who will be glad to receive all articles committed to his for that purpose the ders greatly in want of a full supply Wagons and horses for the regiment will leave Little Rock the 2th inst under my met others for the point destination Benton under the general direction of Capt 0. C. Gray Company A. THOs. c. SCOTT,
 Go. D. Sd Ark. Cavalry.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That in pursuance of an order of the Court of Probate Prairie county at the October term 1862 will proceed Monday the st day of Dec 1862 at the late residence of the ased in Prairie county Ark to sell large lot of hogs cattle fodder farming utensils, etc, Terms of sale will be cash
 WILLIAM C. REWARDS
 Admr of the estate of Asa Edwards dec'd
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
HEADQUARTERS l6In TEXAS VOLUNTEERS,

camp Nelson, Arkansas. Persons thirty-fve years age who enlisted for twelve months and have been discharged before the expra ton of the term for which they enlisted have been charged Illegally All such persons belonging to this regi- ment hereby ordered to return the immediately Those who fail to after receiving this noce will be treated as deserters. E. r. GREGG,
 Nov 3 It. LtCol Com'dg l6th Texas Vol.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05

ssTXTY DOLLARS REWARD,-Thirty dollars each wiU " be paid the apprehension and delivery of the oIlor ing named desereIs, viz: Private MICHAEL RUSSELI. about feet 10 inches high fair complexion eyes believed to be blue. hair brown-resideDce when enlisted Ashley county, Ark. Private VIM. GREEN 5 feet II inoAes high dark complexion, dark hair eyes believed be Dlaeres dence when enlisted, Ashley county Ark
 The above described soldiers enlisted by Capt D. Bragg Hamburg Ark about the 10h of Nav 1882 and have served in the company The above reward will be paid delivery of said ierters the officer com manding company ". V. BELL, lst Lieut.
 vs !. Comds i9>6nf1s st Res't rrans-Miss Infantry.
True Democrat., 1862-11-05
<-A@A-~

THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE. This document is so lengthy that We cannot ake room for it. It is a strange meiange, and worthy of preservation as a curiosity. We may give a synopsis oftnext week ],
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True Democrat., 1862-11-05
HEADQUARTERS CRAwEoRD's ARK BATTALION.
 CILlp I1lst of ArLnnsns Aut o5 lSeo

R, s. CAN'T, Solicitor tor complainant Nov 2w Cost of adv sl3 50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
TTNHE PEOPLES COMPLAINT

u
G-S E. b. LAMsoN Will give his personal attention to
the sale personal property in city county
state diff sl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

Gen. John Pope whose recent brilliant ex-
ploits in Missouri are the theme of universal
praise, is man about forty years of age, a
native of Kentucky, and graduate at West
Point, which academy he entered in the year
1888. He graduated in 1912, and was appoint
ed TO the army from the state of Illinois, en-
tering that service as brevet second lieuten-
ant OF Typographical engineers. He was engag-
ed in Mexico, and was brevetted first lieu.
tenant for gallant and meritorious conduct in
several conflicts at Monterey-the brevet
bearing date from Sept %, 1916 On the Odd
of February, 1847 he was brevetted captain
for gallant and meritorious conduct in the bat.
tie of Buena Vista. On the 1st of July, 1853
he took the actual rank of captain in the corps
of Typographical engineers, and on the 18th of
May, 1861, was made brigadier general of
volunteers. Gen. Pope is bound to make his
mark during this war
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
Murtester Daily Spg.
The Ola Family Cradle.

The Old Family Cradle.
Laid in the garrett where darkness and dust
Are the sole wardens of many trust
Silently standing amid its compeers
Motley mementoes of many score wears
Shapeless and hOmely, cast-aside thing
Thus the old family cradle sing.
Once with yermion its coating was CAV;
Now all It's brightness is faded away;
W orn is the paint from the sides and the head,
There no soft coverd longer is spread,
ANA the still rockers creak over the floor,
Like rheumatic, imb-weaTy and sore.
&C there are thoughts full of goodness and grace
Frightening with beauty the homeliest faces
Speak to us now of the years that are fed,
changed are the living and peaceful the dead;
W hat are thy memories mournful and glad,
FAMILY histories, mrthful or sad?
Once a young mother bent over thv side
Fair as Maiden and blest as bride
There were warm kisses and tears of delight
And the KIND angels looked pleased at the sight.
While the old cradle rocked gently away
Seeming in musical muTmurs to say
ITO and fro to and fro, little one, Sleep
Angels their watch DER thy cradle shall keep;
To and fro, to and fro, thus as we rock,
Softly and soemnly ticketh the clock,
And the swift moments, while hurrying by,
Lullaby, lullaby, sing as they fly"
But the light moments bear years on their wings
Summer, and autumn, and winter, and spring,
Quickly succeeding, pass quickly away,
And the young parents careworn and gray,
Children are gathered by table and fire,
Blessings and honors to mother and sire.
Cuil tne ola cradle rocks steadily there.
Still there are treasures to trust to its care;
He who its pillow in infancy prest,
Soothed by the song of mother to rest
Now in his manhood stands proud at its side
Watching the sleeper with fatherly pride,
And the old cradle as lovingly still
Guards like casketits jewel from ILL.,
Gone are the aged ones now to repose,
sleep which nor dreaming nor WEAKNESS knows
Gone are the children who grew by their side,
Ear from the home of their childhood and wide;
AND the old cradle, forsaken. forlorn,
10 It's long rest in the garnet is borne.
let not forever its usefulness DER
In age 1t is summoned TO service once more
Another newcomer, bewildered astray,
Would sleep i'll thy bosom its troubles away
But alas for the love that its SORROWS would share
Alas. for tile ceaseess and weariless care
A guardian sterner is sought in thy ROOM
AND the sleep ofthe cradle exchanged for the tomb
Rest, then, old friend, in quiet profound
Stirred not or startled by movement or sound
Or if the wind, with its deep. mourntul sigh,
Bring to thee memories long since gone by,
SoitiN as one who may murInur in sleep,
Rock i'll thy dreams, and thy solitude Keep.
Massachusetts Teacher. JKH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
NOTICE Is hereby giyen, that DC Hon.

IN U IOI IS IItItUY HIVtH1 IIdU I0t IIOIl.
4 Henry Chaplin, Judge Of Probate and Insolvency,
for the County of Worcester, has duly appointed the
subscribers to be Commissioners receive and examine
all claims OF Creditors AGAINST the Estate of Seth W
Banster, late Of Brookhed in said County, eascd
Intestate and we have appointed the last Saturdays In
the several months OfJanuary March and Nav next at
O'CLOCK M, and the Office of Abraham skinner Of
said Brookheldas the times and place for meengstO
receive and examine such claims.
ABRAHAM SKINNER f.,-,
LUTHER SToWELL. ( Commissioners.
BrOokheld, Dec. 4, 1861. d25 w3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

AAThe REV WILLIAM COSGROYE, while laboring
as missionary in japan. was cured of consumption,
when all other means had failed, by reci obtained
from learned physician residing in the great city of
Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
coughs and colds, and the debility and nervous depres
sion caused by these disorders DESTROYS of benettmg
Others will send tits recipe, which have brought
home with to all who need it, free of charge. AID
dress. REV WIN. COSGROVE, 439 Fulton Avenue
Brooklyn, n. Y. w3m nol3+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

and finesse. "Grimm,' said a female observ.
er, 'has his nose twisted, but always in the
right direction" AT any rate, the twist was
not enough to put his nose out of joint.
The nose of Francois. Duke of Anjou, "was
so swollen and distorted that it seemed to be
double" and at which people did laugh Gin
their sleeve, and among themselves for, as
the historian tells US, "this prominent feature
did not escape the sarcasms of his country
men, who, among other gibes, were wont to
observe that the man who always wore two
faces might be expected to have two noses
also" When the double faced duke visited
the low countries, an epigram was circulated
on the article of his nasal development, of
which the following is DR.. Cooke Tayl or'
English version =
Good people of Flanders, pray do not suppose
That its monstrous this Frenehman should double
his nose;
Dame Nature her favOrs but rarely misplaces
She has given two noses to match her two faces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08
HOMMONWEALTH On MASSA.

lOMMONWEA LIH OF MASSA-
~ HUSErTS,-Worceser, IS Probate Court-To
thenext of kin, creditors an all other persons interest
ed In the estate Of DAVID BOYDEN, late Of Worcester
In said county, deceased, ntestate;
Whereas application has been made TO said Court TO
grant letter Of administration the said dc.
ceased 10 John A. Dana Of Worcester in the county OF
Worcester you are hereby cited to appear at Probate
Court be he Worcester In said county
the first Tuesday OF January at nine O'Clock be
fore noon to show cause any you have against grant
ing the And the said John A. Dana hereby direct
ed give public notice thereof by nv bsng this citation
weeE for three successive Weeks in the newspa-
per called the Massachusetts Spy printed Worcester
the last publication to be one day at least before said
Court.
Witness. HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this tenth day Of December the year one hous
and eight hundred and sixty-Ono.
dis w3t JOHN j, PIPER Req
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w December 10, l86l.-To all persons interested IN
the Estate Of d ANIEL MUNDELL late OF lIubbarison
deceased. GREETING,
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, on the FIRST Tuesday of January
next TO show cause why administration Of the
said deceased should not be granted BENJAMIN H.
Trip. Of Rutland and the Court orders service OF This
citation BY publishing the same IN the MasAac
Spy newspaper printed In Worcester three weeks sue
cessively, before said Court
dis wSt' CiiAs. H. STEVENS, Asst Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-08

That times very hard, and money very tgilt.
That the people have not Ork, and in bad plight
And that for Carpets and Crockev they nay high
And that. for all extras. they must pass them by =:
Of THIS and other matters the people they complain
And 1t makes me feel sad to their faces filled with
pain -
And if by selling cheapf this will make them SMILE
Therefore, have concluded, without regard cost
All my Kitchen Goods. Cutlery and Carpets as well;
selling,
With Brooms and Bru hes and everything, all cannot
be telling.
Therefore ladies and gentlemen come an Guy upon this
invitation,
For have full supply of House Furnishing Goods at
is located in the Bay State Block the Poets
ner.
Here have good Stock Goods and as cheap as any,
upon my honor.
Now and all. buy your goods. and soon times
for better will change
Andif money little 1t will hold out If you buy
the P0etical Exchange.
And should capital at the end of the war he light,
Why then here energy and ambition, witch is in Tor the
fight,
Forle Is battle field and if do right my customers
will rally.
And can put flight hard times, with one vigorous
sally.
And in conclusion, my customers thank for the avors
that past;
Also, for those which receiving in the way of pat.
ronage-may it always last.
B-The people are respectfully invited to call at
the Poetical Exchange and examine my Goods, which
are new and of the latest pattern.
ieIe diff ORSON n. HEATH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25

New loRK, Dee. -.
a Washington Dispatch to the paila-
delphia EnYasrer SAYS ten. Fosters dis
patch IN regard to the capture Of Coles
bore Niate- that the rebel, are advancing,
10000 strong. to drive hun from bis 10
silon. Foster believes himself s,ionp
enough TO hold ont tai Ielnforcements ar
rye.
Adsices from Lexington report great
tears OF rebel rad BY Floyd and Mar
shaii' who are advancing with larr,
ioice from Western Virginia.
q movement OF oar troops has occur
red from Richmond, Ky, that will pe.
llese Eastern kentucky from any rebcl
INVASION.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
Special 10 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dee. %

WAsuISoroS, Dec. %.
No nomination for Secretary OF lnte-
rior sent into the Senate to-day. Asst
Secretary Usher is acting Secretary.
II is said that in vote to day 10y the
/ the Committee on Wavs and Means, five
OF its members favored the issue Of more
currency, aud three opposed it.
The President has received and trans
mitted TO the Senate for ratification a
treaty of commerce and navigation be
tween the United States aud the republic
Of Liberia
Gen. Meredith has been restored to his
command without explanation on his
part. This virtually clears him Of the
charge of misconduct in the Fredcricks
burg battle.
MAJOR Gen. Sedgwick has recovered
from his wounds received at Antietam,
and left to day for the Army Of the POI
tomac to take command OF Burnside old
corps.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 81.
Gen. Rufus King, while setting in his
carriage IN front Of the National Hotel,
suffered slight attack OF epilepsy
Medical attendance immediately procured
and he is now nearly recovered.
NAshINGros. Dec. 81.
The Times special says the Senate
has authorized the APP ointment OF a COM
,nit,cc Of seven 10 be referred the sub
ject Of Railroad and tcle graph to the
Pacific. The bill passed at the last SEES
,ion found il impractical T., requiiing inn
portaut amendments, which this commit
tee y expected 10 suggest.
EA-Gus. Randals name has been sent
10 the senate Tor First Assistant Adlu- |
tapt & neral.
The President has not signed the bill !
Western Virginia into the In
on. HIS intentions are unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
LEGRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From the Army Of the FosOmac.
UEADQr ARrgRs Army OF Po1oMAc,
Ilcc. 93.

lFtc. I'd.
A flag Of truce cross the Rappahan-
mock this L. M. with colnIDuuication
for &c eral Lee, the purport ofwhich has
not been made public.
Richmond papers u to- day have found
their way here.
The Enquirer says the losses in A. i.
Hills division was 2ll killed, l,494
wounded mud Ar missing. This division
was confronted by Franklin's left, and
consisted OF six hrigades, with artillery.
More than half the rebel loss occurred N
this division.
intelligence from below is to the effect
that the rebels have considerably
strengthened their forces at Port Royal,
and that the enemy maintnin contra
band communication with their northern
friends VIA Potomac and Mattox Creek,
crossing the Pcninst,l, aud kppl ahan-
ooA al Leads, about thirty miles below
this point.
No shots have heea exchanged with
',he enclal for several days.
The rher pickles maintain friendly po-
sltion towards each other.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-25
s. E. BROWN,
Plaintiff = Attorney,

To Catharine Robson, William Water,. I. eorc.
waters, Mary mily best, Ann Elisa Robson.
Samu R,b--on, Jane Robson, Clara kJbeson,
Henry Clay he on, and the Methodist Epi.co-
tai ChurcL OF Pleasant V.iI.y:
NOu AND EACH OF You ARE hereby
L no'ih hat the last Monday "f January.
A. d. 1868, has been hxed for 10 fna . .lemsnt
OF the accounts of the xecu'1rs OF III. 4 IT will
aud testament ii Jacob V. Robeson late of Sc,ts
county, Safe ni Iowa. deceased when You can
appear and contest said accounts II you desire
{. do.
r. LiNDFRMAN,
County Judge Of Scott +. o., state If Iowa.
Decem Der 81 laex ~