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True Democrat., 1862-11-26

OS delivery to Dr. SLvEBBERG Medical Purveyor at Little Rock 10 Dr. O. O. CUsTMAN. the Chemical Laboratory Arkaepa Ark Persons residing in districts where they ing and saving hem The articles be clean dried
 Poppy, ripe capsules Il ooperlb Lettuce, garden dried juica, o0 '" 4 Marsh rosemary, root, 30 4lrElma anaheroot, root 75 cts perb, Red Cedar, tops, z5 .x Prickly Ash bark 10 q :. Robin's Rye or Lair Cap Moss, 90 seneca oi",.le Root, to " WiI Cherry Bark 30 " Indian Turnip, 10 {" American Ipecac, root l % per lb
 Blooming Spurge, root, 50 cts per h. Indian Physc. root, %
 Black Snake Rect, 50 " Cranesbill, %
 Black berry Root Is Amerman Gentisn, Is ~ "
 Dogwo0d Bark zo
 Fever Root. % \
 american Hellebore Root, 9 Peppermint, p |" Skunk Cabbage, root, 20 Jamestown Weed, seed and lesves, 70 Henlock Leaves, 20 @
 wntergreon Partridge Berry, 60 Ho-semnt- 20 sassarss, bark of rcot 70 sassaras pith, 5 % Ginseng root, 70 Lavender, leaves and stem, % Flax Seed, 5oper bush Meadow Sweet, 25 American Colun,bo Root, 50 Tulip Tree Bark Wild Poplar. 10 Persimmon Bark. from root, % Centaury Herb, 20 ["
 Boueset % Butterfy Weed or PleCrisy Root, 30 Dandelion Root, 30 ["
 Hops, l % Wild Soma, 50
 nerbaDe, leaves and seed, 76 "
 Barberry leaves, 50 1" Fleehanc, 25 |" Scotch Broonl tops of stems, 90 Pink Root, 50
 Worm Seed. 25 |" CsiaMns %
 Wild Ginger Canada Snake Root, 25 " |" Queens Root 50 ss Red Pepper, % Anise eeed, n Spear Mip~ es 6 a Btts Sweet. CT Woody Night Shade, 50
 Particular is called to ns iIloying articles s nega Butterfly Weed, serrensia CraneebIl Coninm Nv oscyauus, Gentian, Coiumb Pnckneya Pubsns Doneset Hops, Lavender, Castor tdl Beans Mustard Seed. HOWARD SMITH, Surxscn and Medical Puveycr.
 Get, g, ls0 TraarAisssapgi nisrist,
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
Attention All.

FENHE MEDICAL PUByEY0R'S Department, Little Rocs
 Ark s in need of the following herbs etc. u-S of the army for which hc following prices will be paid ou delivery to Dr. SiLvEBBERG, Medical Pnrveyor Little Rock 10 Dr. O. O. CURTMAN the Chemical Laboratory Philadelphia, Ark Persons residing in districts where they De obtained will please give their attention to collect ing and saving them. The articles clean and well
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

SsA DOLLARS REWARD,-Ranaway from the suh%cr g her in Crawford county l9 miles of Van Bu ren oE the 2ytb of October, negro ALLECK aged o or v }ear5 black, heavy sat weighs about 75 pouuds- Said negro from Lawrence county Missouri and will ebd4vor o get back to that place The above reward will be paid f1r ms delivery o me n Crawford county or req sonsbe reward for his confinement that can get him.
 R. c. OLIVER. Crawford Co., Ark, Nov F, 1882 o1%
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

EEORSfSi HORSES i-Horse, saddle and bridle A.
 A lost from General Hospital at St. Johns Col s@S legerather sorel roan, about 5 M hands high years old little white the face mostly white feet, somewhat drooprumped with little dent above the of the tail Any person delivering said horse to at the Hospital giving information of his whereabouts will be rewarded
 NOy 19 Pts A. NJ. CLlNGMAN.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

MHAT HAYl-I wish to purchase 100 tous ef Hay for E B which the highest market price will be paid. Apply at the Theatre building Main street.
 CHAS. N. ROBERTS, Capt. Nov l9 3w and Post CommissaTy
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

AJ 0CICE TO TAILORS AND HATTERS-Ten good Cu,- ters and Matters wanted immediately Apply to me at my office JNo. B. BURTON, A. Q. M.
 Nov 5 Chief Clothing Bureau Gazette c0nv-
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

NT oTlCE--stoien iron, the stable of Mir White, A. 1S s miles northeast of Dangerfeld Texas on <t3H Sunday night the 9th inst dark bay horse years old and hands hgh holds his head mp and finely n a walk roughly shod all around. very noted would indicate he is gray around the of the tail will give One Dollars the thief horse or Twenty-Five Dollars the horse any place that can get hin. DANIEL COLE,
 HaTanah P O., Davis Co, Texas N B. Said horse DeKalb K Coles cavalry horse of the 3d Texas regiment killed at the battle of Iuka the 18th Of Sept, lS62, D. COLE 4vs
True Democrat., 1862-11-26
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M 'N'' AA'' doriuta 5af &1'o'sai5, oeil ,, is82 Gen. Rosencraus presents his compliments MajGen Van DoT mdg officer of the Confederate forces who flag Of and states, that ample provision has been made for the burial Of the dead and soldiers tribute will be paid hen especially those who fell bravely msny of Maurys division did.
 signed1 ". g. R0SEECRAS5,
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

Efa DOLLARS REV WARD--faaaway from the gp O subscriber, iving Little Rock, Ark on E3 rho lst inst. negro man named NELSON, 35 years old black color, and belongs to named Houston N n the Missouri army Said boy Is snpposed to have stolen slo0 in gold and silver and has with him The aboya m ward will be paid for his delivery me- confinement in Jail 70 1 can get him ELIZABETH WELLS
 Nov l2 3w
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

VENRUNK LOsTThe undersigned lost trunk last spring E at Island 10, among lot of other trunks, which he learns probably sent White river. Said trunk marked tollows M b Vance Capt O. A. 11th Arkansas regiment Any information of said trunk will be thank
 fully ecevied and S25 will be paid If the be secured 50 that l eau get it. Address LtCo M. D. VANCE,
 NoY ID 3tA Mary Green r. O., Saline Co. Ark
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

Maj Com'dg. The clothes of Madame Anna Bishop the vocalist caught fire the stage Ut St. Paci Minuesoa tho night of the 18th ut, and she burned to death.
True Democrat., 1862-11-26

YOUNG LADY competent to teach all the branches Of TIA the English Language with Drawing French and Hrn. brodery, wishes situation goyerness private family in the city of Little Rock Direct to G0VERNESS through the Little Rock post office. Nov l9 2w* EbEAS PEASi-Two Dollars per bushe will be oaid s,r all PEAS delivered to at this post, sr after thi. date GHAS N. ROBERTS, Capt
 and Post and DsGot Commissasr Little R.>ct Nov. lp. 1862
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Mr.. Weeds Letter From Eorope
LONDON, Feb. 25. 1862.

l begin to like the way business is done
in Parliament. The manner is business
like. There is no "buncombe" no "spresd
eagle" defamation. Men who have sense
talk sensibly, and to the purpose. The
Ministers, who are members also, sit on
the right of the speaker, to explain the
views of the Government and 10 answer
questions. 7sa
90 Although the body is composed of some
600 members, the Chamber is not half as
large as our Hall of Representatives,. The
House is only full when it ''divides" on
important questions, and they may stand
up. F,N
- like, too, their mode of stopping the
personalities Of debate, and especially their
process for stopping duels. An example
has jest occurred. Sir Robert Peel often
ded O'Donoughue, who Immediately sent
Q hostile note. Lord Palmerstom commit
tied the facts to the House. The speaker
called upon the O'donoughue to with
draw his challenge and apologize to the
House for an abuse of its privilege. This
was done, and the matter ended. This
is sensible way of reforming popular
nuisance.
=. In reading, as we do, in English papers,
reports of debates, the frequent recurrence
of "Hear," Hear" seems senseless. But
! in listening TO these debates you soon dis,
cover a reason for and fitness in these in
terjections. They occasion TO interrup-
tion, and rather aid than embarrass the
Speaker.
Members of Parliament, on the permis
sion of the Speaker, admit me upon The
floor of the House; so that my visits there
enable me to hear better and TO converse
with members. L. w.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
From North Carolina.

A letter from Elizabeth City of the 4th
states some matters of interest. The reb-
ell authorities of Norfolk have issued Or
ders 10 the citizens of Elizabeth City to
hold no communication whatever with the
Federal squadron. The rebels intend to
make great struggle TO save Norfolk
should it be attacked. They anticipate
that Gen. Wool and the navy will attack
Norfolk in front, while Gen. Burnside and
Commodore Goldsborough strike in the
rear, and the rebels are concentrating their
forces to hold the important position. Ex-
tensive drafting has been resorted 10 in the
vicinity of Norfolk and in North Carolina.
A fleet of Federal steamers made re-
connoisance on the Sd from Elizabeth City
up the North river, and the Chesapeake
and Albemarle Canal. A correspondent
Of the Tribune writes:
On our journey we met Union men IN
little boats coming from shore, asking for
protection against the impressment which
they are subjected to. We were informed
that young men belonging to loyal fami-
lies, who had been drafted to fight against
the Union, have secreted themselves in
great numbers in the swapps, all through
these counties, where they intend 10 re-
main until they can get to where our for
ces are encamped, or are assured OF pro-
lection. They are furnished with food by
their parents, who alone know where these
devoted patriots are to be found. 1t is
trnly serrowful sight to see these feeble
and aged people-like birds, carrying food
to their young broods-paddling their llt-
tie canoes to these secret places. on these
missions of mercy and love. For the
want of canoes the most of these Union
refugees will be unable to reach Roanoke
Island, or our steamers, which occasionally
cruise up and down these Sounds and NV
ers. Those who succeeded in reaching
our boats have been received and taken TO
Roanoke Island, where they will be made
useful.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Vote On the Resolution.

The vote in the House of Representatives,
on adopting the resolution suggested by
the President on the subject of emancipa-
ton, of es yeas to 33 nays, was nearly
party one. The only Democrat who voted
with the Republicans and Union men was
Mr.. Haight of New York. Mr.. Blair of
Mo-, Mr.. Brown of West Va, Mr.. Blair
of West Va, Mr.. Whaley of West Va.,
Mr.. Fisher of Delaware, and Mr.. Glenn
ems, from the Border Slave States, voted
for the resolution. The Ohio Democrats
who voted, Messrs. Cox, Pendleton, White
and Noble, recorded their names in the
negative. Vallandingham, Allen, Nugen,
and Morris, did not vote. Shiel of Ore
on, and Knapp of Illinois, were the oul y
Republicans voting No. Crisfeld, Leary
and Thomas Of Maryland, Union; Critten.
den, Dunlap, Harding, Wadsworth and
Wickliffe of Kentucky, Union, voted with
the Democrats against the emancipation
resolution. There were six votes for. to
eight against the measure, from the Bor-
der Slave States.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
The Mountain Department.

The three grand military Departments
into which the country and army have been
divided by the President, are designated
in the War Order as the Department of
the Potomac, Department Of the Missssip-
pi, aud the Mountain Department. The
latter is to be commanded by Major Gen
eral Fremont. 1t is not as important as
either of the others, vet the command is a
position of high responsibility and much
labor. Gen. Fremont will have Depart
ment to organize, and an army mainly 10
create and supply, while the other two
Departments are fully prepared with men
and materials of war. As our arms ad-
vance South the Importance and interest
in the Mountain Department will increase,
and Gen. Fremont will, no doubt, In due
time restore the supremacy of the laws
and the Union over his entire district.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
The Next Stand.

The rebels run SO that it has become
difficult to tell where their next stand will
be made, South of Nashville or Washing
ton. The rebel army ofthe Potomac had
reached GordonsvilIe Junction ffty-nine
miles from Manassas when last heard from,
and il was thought a stand would be made
there. The country around Gordonsville is
almost as broken and thickly wooded as
Bull Run, and it is an important railroad
locality. Considerable Notifications have
been erected there. 1t is reported that the
Winchester rebels are bound for Rich
moDd.
The North American thinks the Kappa
hammock River affords the rebels the best
possible line of defense, and that they will
occupy it in force. 1t rises in the Alle-
ghany Mountains and empties into the
Chesapeake, crossing eastern Virginia, and
shielding the approach 10 Richmond by
natural barrier. 1t states that the railroads
leading TO Richmond are ali capable of a
good defense by the line of this river, and
enc of the strongest posts of the enemy,
Fredericksburg, defends at once the river
and the Aqua Railroad. Gordonsville,
the junction of the Virginia Central with
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, is as
formidable place for stand as Manas-
sas, and Charlottesville, between it and
Stanton, commands the approach to Rich
mond from the west. By the abandon
Inent of the Potomac and Manassas the
enemy concentrate their scattered forces,
just as they retreated from Fairfax, Cen
treville and Winchester to fight the great
battle of Bull Run. By this concentration
we gain the ground which they vacate, if
our subsequent operations should be sue
cessful. Otherwise their detachments
will return 10 their old position.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
The Rebel Capital.

Richmond will soon be too hot for jeff.
Davis judging from the falling back of his
rebel forces from their strongholds, and
already the North Carolina Standard pub
lishes as an important rumor that the seat
of government is TO be removed from Rich
mend to Raleigh. 1t was fortunate for
JEFF. Davis and his Cabinet that the
scheme of making Nashville the capital
fell through, otherwise they might have
had to put the confederate achives into
the carpet sack of Governer Harris to be
atoted" round with those Of Tennessee.
We should not wonder if the next removal
Of the Secesh Capital should be back to the
starting point, Montgomery, Alabama.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20

REBEL BEUrAL1TY.-Col. Pickens, q
loyal Kentucky, State Senator, was ares
ted BY the rebels some time since, and ia
ken to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and thrown
into prison on charge of treason against
the Southern Confederacy. Under pre-
!ence of further investigation of bis
case, Senator Pickens was placed in Gus
tody of rebel gang for removal to anoth-
er point, and on the way the old patriot
was offered the choice of espousing the
cause of the rebellion or the gallows. He
refused to give his influence 10 any such
cause, whereupon the fends deliberately
hung Col. P, and then piouslg sent him
10 his family, with the message that be
had been taken suddenly sick and died.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Jouu q BRrcxEsR,peE's HABr,

JOHN G. BREcKENRIDeE's HABITS
We have just had an interview with gen.
tleman of high character who lives in Hop
kipssiIle. He says he heard Lieutenant
in the rebel army speak of John c. Breck-
enridge as a common drunkard. His in-
toxication is so frequent that be was hard
ly ever able to perform his duties. On one
occasion a party Of soldiers were sent to
destroy some liquors in doggery, but
8ssckenridge ordered the liquor TO be
brought to bis quarters, when be INDUCED
sin . drunken reyel. When bis command
was ordered 10 march on Rochester, on
Gseeu River, be pretended 10 have rheuma-
tism so badly that he had to stay behind
~ Russelville, deed drunk. The rebel
lieutenant added tkst The Confederates
had lost all coufden& jn him, and regard
ed him with mingled distrust and con-
tempt. Alas for human ambition and
folly! A few brief months ago, aud be
seemed the petted child Of fortune, aud to-
day he is a detested and despised traitor
e,oveliag 10 the very gutter of disgrace
Losisville Journal. i l..5.tis5
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
DR. Hazlett's Cathartic Liver Pills
-Sugar-Coated.

For diseases of the Liver and Stomach, Headache'
Biloue Fever. and Costivcness-
These celebrated Pills are pronounced by all Judges
better than any other Pills for the above Diseases
25 cts. per Box--Five Boxes 81 90.
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Bites Neuralgia and Sore Throat.
The Best Family Medicines-keep it always in the
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ing Will me had neuralgia of the face and head She
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II acted like cnarm applications of it entirely re-
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DR.. HAZLETTS COUGH SYRUP.-The best medi-
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20

w A Washington dispatch lin the
sensational columns) to the New York
1ribnne, says:
The Joint Investigating Committee on
the conduct of the War, have detailed some
OF their number to 60 Manassas tomorrow,
and gather all the evidence now attainable,
on the ground, of the numbers Of the enc
my, and the strength Of their positions.-
The public may prepare to be astonished
by their report.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20

y. TIE NEW PosTMAsrER AT NASHVILLE.
Mr.. John Lellyett, an old and patriotic
citizen Of Nashville, Tennessee, has been
commissioned as Postmaster in that city.
An excellent appointment.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20

~ We are told that the Nashy ille
Bowling Green Mumfreesboro' Louisville
Courier has been mounted on wheels so
chat il can be wheeled from town to town
rs fast as the federsl forces advance. Its
wheels bad better be kept well creased.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Marriaae 9otites,

MARRIEp-On THURSDAY the 18th inst. by the Rev. J.
MATLocK, Mr.. WILLIAM MCCLURE and Miss SA-
RAH CORBUS.
Wedding cake acknowledged. Obligations acknoWi-
edged and thanks Tried to express the lat
ter in poetry but failed machine out of ORDER tried
aprose," scntmentality, all 'erapOrated" Fact-'Wit
is folly, unless man has the keeping ofit..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20

MATHEWS VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE-Acknowl-
edged by all the ne plus ultra Cheapest in the world
Easily applied. works to charm Produces any shade
that NAV be desired. Restores grey hairs to its org
nal color does not dry or scoreh the hair produces
permanent eolorone that will neither fade, crock or
wash out. Been in issue for fifteen years Always
gives complete satisfaction Remember! the best, as
well as the cheapest. For sale at the BOOK STOKE.
Price 80 cents. Prepared only by
A. !. MATHEWS,
Druggist, Buffalo.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Obituary Notices.

DIED-On the 18th inst, of Consumption, Mrs. LYD-
Ia LAWRENCE, consort of WASHINGTON LAWRENCE,
aged 81 years. .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Notice to Teachers.

rTNHE Board of school Examiners, vlthsh anu % os 'e
county of Holmes, will hold meetings io '"s - or
nation Of Teachers of common schools IN the VI
Millersburg on the Sth aud 2ed Of Aarch ana on he
5th and 10th Of April, 1852 ,,...,s..- IA o,,,o.,
ryNo Applicants will 5e a9p1. f1-sf1F y ce1S
A. - d'ON1AA 80 -
Millersburg, Feb. co 1857
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
Fresh Garden Seeds

TUsT received at the BOOK STORE. These seeds are
81 all fresh, VIC old meme over; nor take back OLD
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-20
DOM 7 FAIL

IITHEN YOU coming to town yourselves 70 caII AZ
w the Book Store and get aprizc package Envelope
II not coming, send by your neighber the hrst ena'
you havs. Price IS cents. Money refunded III al
stances where the parties have not received 60
as much the same money would bay 1t purchased IN
the ordinary way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-13
THE EVENING STAR.
ROLI..CAL.L.

.l,rpe raj q reen - the Order, cried
srE.rs I-~as the cr. loud an clesY.
Pyrta tho lips IF sHldicr VINO sta al near:
Aa1 Here - Vas q ~ord the newt Re Slisd.
.cyrus prerI"-:hcn a silence fell
"a tire 10 snsw,r folio . ed the call;
Oh, III r-ar trsn tsd sr-a "im fail.
Si:kd CT vGuncsd he could Ect tell.
rs-ps TREY stood in the falling hight,
fb~<e n,sb of battle With grave. tkTk looks,
a. p ain 90 be read =. open iouAs.
While slowly sathsrt Il ti> sasd- OF ni<tt
Pc fern On she hiH sidex was rps-heH Wits b'oco'
And dor = " The -crn, where the ropp,-- so-~'
y ere rsstder stair than the poFFis. .ne"'
AID acknowledges VS. tns rivers -oSe.
Fer The re haa ercrsed from the other side,
Tbs DE-. IL tE- fac ~ u,ar.i-t':,', ~
That sxsP. them down IN iE 70.
AID their life blood Vel 6 20 color 'hs H''"'
Herbert Gin. At the csll there hsne
rus st.lrs.t scIdirrs INFO tns Hhe
Kr-rS,s ard tleecirg. to answer h'- h-"@'
ny.,, I--.nd = v.c- answered Here
Wfsi-.rn Kerr hot ne man IephSS
Je-, ~-r- tf.tl-Ts. tb-se tw" IN. sac VIA
And . sbuddsr erept through the corn seid near
nEzb-s:u, Dc sne then q roidier spoke:
'rsart carried cur r-gilnents e"ior-, he a4id,
sNtcr cr- cnsi.r vss hot IN him d-ai
-u.t after the en-my ~svered and hross
..CI... to the roadside his body lies;
: SsEssd moment aEc gave ham - drink
q. rsur r-rrr. hi. nactarr's mann i thiaa
AID re.th can't with IL and cio-ed his ey-s.'
Twas yiet"T,-y@t but !: cost us dear
ySF that pSLy & roll! " hen called 81 nixtt,
Cfs kES6TG6 EsI v hu wspt into the 6s 1t
Numbered hut twenty tha' snswcrri Hat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-13

him. The WIliiamsee never, TO my hno Hi-
rSc,. attained IN the dignity Of notice In me
newspapers sut Ssl.sys aney y puI,a Xe sI
Thus not only ''Ohenre's Eilded hand, but
corr OF The beet feelings Of our nature, not nm
freonentiy "sbove by justicr," aud place con-
.ti,y Dlu.s over deeds which. in other clr-
,nmstsnces would have tDfallibiy consigned
the Perpetrators TO prison or perhaps me
hulks Whether, however. any enactment could
escctualIy graphic with an abuse whichsprings
TIN motives 20 natur al and amiab;'. IL uues
tor which must leave TO wiser heads. than
ulTpe to- discBes and determine.