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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
Notice

yAS committed to the jail of Pope county Arkansas, w on the 22d of April l8t2, negro who say hs ss JIM, and that he belongs to Charles Ratcf katey of Aqtte county in the State of Mississippi Said negro is bout 2 years of age, feet six inches high black color, d small scar on the cheek and chin. The of said negro hereby notified come for ward property pay charges and take him away will be dealt with according to law.
 ". L. POINTER,
 Sheriff of Pope County. May s. 1852 6rn Cost of adv S2 her week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
Sheriff s Advertisement

tOMMITTiD to the jail of Crawford county. Arkansas 3O the 10th day of April, lSh1 negro who rays his is STEPHEN, about 30 years old feet inches high, weighs about lSo pounds, dark copper coor-sas belongs John Lair, who formerly resided Sprii ged Mo but recently at Van Buren. Art ansas The of said negro k hereby notified to come for w1rd prov property and charges, he will be dealt with the law directs.
 JAMES NJ. BROWN, JR.
 Sheriff of Crawford county, Ark Nay e 1Sf2. fin Cost of adv S CT week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
Notice

XTT AS committed to the jail of Saline county as " the l6th day of March, 1862 negro man named HENRY, abont 45 50 years old, feet, inchs gh dark color and will weigh about l30 40 pounds gr headed and teeth out in front, and says he belongs m Turner, of Louisiana.
 The of said negro is hereby notified to come fer ward prove property charges he wI be with as the law otherwise directs
 THos PACK, Sheriff. Nay 8 1892. fm Cost cf adv. g Ter week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
RICHMOND, April 2ath, 1862

To Major GRo. " CLARKE
 the Secretary of War the ration r,lrsed t half pound of Sacon and quarter D. und. ut Beef and exceeding and half pounds of Fhur or Corn Meal l.. R. NORTHoRP
 May & 1892 If Commissary Gen'l Sub.i.ta,cs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
STATE OF ARKANSAS. COUNTY OF PULASKI.

ST ATE oF ARKANSAS.
 COUNTY OF PULASKI.
 the Pulak Chsncery Court before the clerk in raca tion, May 7th 1862.
 William R. Vaughan, Plaintif, l
 
 Nelson B. Prothro, Evan Prothro,
 John ]. Workman Thomas J.
 Workman DefssdaBtS
 TAN this day comes the said plaintiff by his and SS files hs bill. the object of which to have made by him to the said defendant Nelson B pr,;ro ds oarei satisfied and writing obligatory secured hv ths said mortgage decreed paid and dscha d and aIso to force lien reserved by the said plant if s yender of certain lids sold by him to the said defe, snts John Workman and Thomas J. orman and the time of s,ipg his saa bill the said piantn also ies his affidavit whereby it ap- pears thNt ti@ su u cndants, Nelson B. Prothro, Ryan fr"thro alu ih" cs J. Workman. are non-residens of he Httss .gansas: it is therefore ordered That they ne nsnae the perd-ncy and object this bill by lut ho'u sr of this order iii the True D-u1 1craf. paper printed aud published in the city Little Rock fr
 the nuhr Of times and within the time prescribed by law, and tt unless they appear in this he first day of its fo be hoen at the house af Little Rock the thra Monday of October st2 and pleai swer or demur to the said plaintiffs bill and the matters and allegations thereof will be taken for confessed against them and decree entered accordingly. true copy from the record. Test: GORDON N. PEAY, Clerk. By J II. CREASE Deputy Clerk.
 May b, lS62, 2w Cost of adv s10.
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Ranaagay .Slapes tn Me Pemten6arx
N Q T I C E..

N or C E.
 4 EE0AElTTED to the Arkansas Penitentiary by the =. SSher of Jefferson county, the 2d day of Dec Ey 1881, Negro Man calling his name JOHN G0RDONFE He is about 8 years old, feet inches high of a.3 black color thick lips lower lip turned little round to the lett of his face caused he says by harilg his jaw broke Says he is a free X. J. WARD, Jan. l6 1S62. 24nl Krfger of TenitepiidTy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
' o T I c E.

0MMITTED tie Arkansas Penitentisry the 2d day S of December iS61 certain Negro Man calling his name JOHN CONANS. Said negro man is a very light lato nearly white, recketd face fet nine inches high. years old has letters J. pricked in India ink his eit Says he is free
 A. !. WARD, Jan. 16. 1882. 24m. KccpeT cf Penitentiory
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
Russeil's Letter to the London Times.

Our readers may have some curiosity to learn in what strain Mr. Russell writes to the London Times since the recent heavy reverses to the Confederate arms. We, therefore, copy some paragraphs from one of his recent letters, dated Washington,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22

The enemy advanced to-day in line of battle on the Monterey road, and drove in our pckets. CIn- tons Alabama cavalry engaged the enemy's ad- vanced pickets, number of whom were killed Several of cur men were wounded. Great demor- azation exists among the federal troops, and num- befs are desertlng. Another batch of prisoners have been paroed and sent to the federal lines.
 (Signed,) SPARTA.
 RICHMOND, May Is p. m.-The cityis very quiet to-day and business is suspended in accordance with the proclamation of the President. The fede- ral gunboats lave gone down James, river below City Point.
 FRoM YlcKsBuRG.-The Appeal says We learn that the federal gunboats had proceeded on their reconnaissance up the river to point from which ther smoke could be seen from Vicksburg. But four vessels are reported having left Natchez, and those evidently will not make an attack until reinforced and their observations are completed.- In the meantime prepartions to receive them in force are rapidly going forward.
 ComNTH, May IS m.--Special to the Memphis Avalanche. There was heavy skirmishing here
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-22
BY TELEG R 4 P H i.

RIcnmovD, May l0-T'he following is copy oi dispatch received by the Secretary ot State to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Disasters, &c.

CALCUTTA, Oct. !. fss5
The ship Napoleon while proceeding up the river sPuns
leak. steamer sent 20 assistance she bad ave Ices
Of water In her hold and s db charging her cargo
RIO JAsEII.O, Oct. 3, lSys
The shin Minnehahs. from NewYok for San francisco,
eaky and will have discharge part Of
The ship Ocean Express from New York or San Francisco.
also here leaking in her topsde will repair and soil sboss
the l5th inst.
The chip Golden Cross l'o here leaking badly will de
charge cargo
PoAr LEYIt lMGuntus). Get. 4. lel2
The chip Eastern Queen, previously reported hss b'.n
sold l20 Snip Joseph Hale, before spor.ec, hs asen
IBy letter 10 Elwood walter secy BID Uadwr,.
ship edward sniey loi Wdoborol from mouinloin FER
fgulouih came anchor few DAYS ago. eskug In her or-
ies SDe being listed and csulked at the Bel buoy; her
geufes will not exceed ai.uD
tby letter Elw03d Nciter, esq, SEQ. I'd Jn1eiWs
TO arcos at lie Bell buoy the D. sho Of pryon1 io,
Of sls Sc SIC Is having some Dew saus made and va
sail anout tho 7'h.
IBy Letter to Elwood Walter esq Sec. b. Uaderw's.
POnT LEwis, (Manritiusl Oct l. 1872
TIE ship Geneva o. ana hos;0n PIT Ia bere on the iSta
uf hssli galc ~ tire ipei the ma
msnmsg zone b. the tec oaeiker With al sail, AID rslns
atfacn.d lore aud ndzz-l sprung cross sfyad bo-
chain plates gene ard az sarfsd, and two OF the NAN ones
driven Dcey out 81 iAc rudGer case' c1clbS n,u9s
T. waterway p MS stared and SPLIT tho onJ 81 me NOR,
,tFcsk and waterways ofered out reary an men sa ~
some lce. the oats .pAS started oHi tue aetsnlnn
~ the lodging rrd h.rlirg kEee' IL ts Io"es
aoG aud between deck; started decks; sweep Il syeE
I'll ovs- gaes aDi boats stove; 1sO evfr sails sFiis
aid blown away, addO 70 those lost a9 Nap barnes
stau ned o. snp ~ sea he led % . him TO
e do not think any one would have been disposed 20 Diane
uin. ocrui1y si1cx 10 her well and dsrs cfri1 i0s
Bringing b,r INTO fort Her csfso u some Fi clill
81 .esr to Eilwood Waiter, esq, &C. 3D. oH'sf"'.
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sHsrPENC INTE1LIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK..."...Noy Is.
sl,,rshln- scotls


se,mship-scotis (Br.l JudSins Liverpool f. COWARD
sLiT--Aont Biauc DouDely. Asp.n~ si. O. G. bute'n Z
Co. J. r. wilmer avery. EegOr.e-ls. y. II. But han
City 81 New Sstef Eera Cruz y. a. hingsand sat
tor Z Co., Ardoyrr. kinney, Bremen, hlgef Bros -
Brrss-Bania ttrcrcAl. Dussi. Duukk, George r. BuS
y .siugou l.of.g }. huTge. Hamburg, EoinOos i 20
H1s.no, iBltu.l. Miuer. London. Ringer Bros.
Bflg.-Rs,id lSwed AJbeis Antwerp Fuuch, Nencse 4
Verat: Woodland, MAXIM, Now-Oslean., D. l. Murray
Adelaide DBL Doug ass. Halifax, j. r. Nfitney a Go.
: uooouer.-A i.iue. Robinson Pruvldsuce j. Onerson
U.rtirr Prosfcuce - b. stTous Tyler, Beaufort i. c. D.
G. Muruy; Es.r Ken, Boston. Cha-es Il Mrham, ia
Bo.tou bahia Rent Portland, o. L. beich Florence Ca
dsss. Salon Nm IS. brown Col Golden RUE, - veser
th-.sea WI. = brown Co; tAklJo.A ibrl Crosciope,
kingston JAM WyAr Rusyais 60. Moonlight. tn hi.
Wellington rUpper hrAttie; Albert Mason, Lonea.'.
Abingdon l.. h. Hugibut Coz Eizabetl Ann, ludfon.
Snow Ill., Nd. 4. C. niyens; A!nes Hsl Ms'liss bsl-.-
more Bentley. Smith q Col Mar, sawyer Nr"tN porn
simpson ClaIp; IT, Iia.ock Petty fnuieep -.a i.-i--
deer orb Aucllhed. Phllpturs ~ " n's' 70 - iisn.
it,u Alot. Bcd, Hyder Ws-ll stou, Mot Lstei looA-
tnoaa Robinson Al8cnias. HI,op 'uPp fssn loae.
Beaufort G. master; W.iA,, %. Haltu, Pm 4ae pAa
w. Mckee. Lucy Arn (BEl, Lawrence, sacAvi.e T., P.
l. Nevins Sons.
s,op,--iieory stanuirl, Vail rowHaven II $ Racket.
Opera Drgsek, Nofv.oh. H. RaeAe,i Oseson, Rhodes.
lfoyloeuce l.. kr4iy.
steaaer-E. 5. Ferry. Chaplin, wilmington C Cood'peed
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cavalry, who 90 roaming around the country. The
soldiers have, however tired of this, and they are
anxious TO be led forth in force against the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad. What we want ia lew
more regiments and then our soldiers are both ready
aud willing to be I'D against Beaaregard's army.
Contrabands from the Interior of the STATE are a..
irving at Pert ROYAL every day. They state that
the PEOPLE are in n terrible state OF excitement,
thinking that our soldiers will advance Oh them i'm
mediatey. They have no confidence in their de-
tenders, and they are sending al their property,
negroes included, far away into the interior and
10 other State, where they will be more secure.
Tie towns Of Savannah and Charleston, especially
he latter, are strongly fortified both by land and
water, yet the people dread encounter with our
soldiers aud Monitors. They state that they viii
burn to the ground both cities before they will sur
render them
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Passenger. Sailed

n .tearsip SooiiG Jo' Lne,poo1 re- Marks Geo. ~
,rsrfrr y y Nls Ciowei Mass .irs. = y. Stone, Mt
,nd Mr. Robert Morton n Miss Clara White Syracuse
Ars T. G. WEIGH do. ). Mitchell, Mouteai Jho, Rich.
sror liverpool Mr. aud Nfs Glimeisicr aud chidfcl,
N y, Mr. old Sl,s Alex Mitchell Montreil Jas VERNE
osc Roseufsd y. Y M and Mri. bsuitsn " lie. 81
cuso; Prot a. D. White and wife Ann Harbor Men D.
Joha L. 5Vlt h. d. Carlyle, \. = NJ sepos ~ VI f. v
Weieh. y. 3. ; +. Wood. \ z Me Mary Wood do; Asi
Julis ood n y; John Anderson Boston O. Lord
Winter, y. y. h hrGeTsoa Liverpool n d Sou
ford ~ y Miss lnford DO; Mics N. Sanford MIS- -
Sanford hr aud Mrs. M X. blow. Geo ". sanford Mr.
eAd fr husers edou and servant. NJ y " u E.co-
ie Eprlsnd; ". Csy'er Ialuorei II. Levi, " 3 >
benjamin, London; Battle. Montreal; NJ and 1lTs , D.
krrmohcr. thres children ana servant Miss heiueberg
b. timore ir and Mrs. NJ. Fry Miss Leigh . Julia
sersut Rusi, A'rs M,as,or ToroDt0 J. Nagqnes, q.
rsrd. h. L,ckres London; ). r. AicrseT, Iorentoj Mr.
and Mrs r.. Cou ler M and Mr. A. Person, Par; h'r
cud Mrs.. Henry le., New-forki l. johnson tnilsie-
phia James Erentou IT,, Qurbec; Hon. Joan MfcDOn'
d Kingson; 90 Power London; u. \. J. Noldie !. \.
H. W Nesbit l.. g.. Go drnbeig. John u swirl " io-f
H. Cruser " t.; D. l.. McPhefson, Toronto Capt kock,
~ sudi A. Van Amen Liverpool. hls b.iDefd tusand
Jsilss hcinto,h, Ore3rci Geo. Flahon. " d.. laAs v
Trook san frauclseI Ju0. i. lugreWe bcstlni H. 4
Garrett y. v; ). T. Cra, =. y; MG stug'.. n " D.
Lawrence " T.; A. n. Grant =. Y; thss. Cork, Berlin
augusta Ica~, -. J.. samuel >. ILarN a. II l. A
Lance " Y George .iose,, London. ". F. Wood, Cue-
tee; Daniel suiih. soco Me-; Z. B. Spring. J.; Geo.
Tai. England. o. Howe VIM. Best John ii9i.ensle ~ i
W IL Ashw0. II bss Jane Ashworh. N.ss ~ Maxwell
England john Miller re srd. David Robb England, snes
Picker Ts5Oieu y. J. NJ aud Mo Henry SR1.cw, C-i-
fo-uf.t ifs NJ T.. Hs.keu. ii. Y. Prce LlverpOo Root
Fair,yeathef Scotland; W Murphy, jones murphy, L.
Heavy, b. Wctz4I, y. y 7. 2. A.os-son 81. Louis.
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Passrspcr. Arrived

r. ,,1rl,iip Efee tTen LceJ9o MIR. De Brucker. -
yen 49, Mr., Pers,n ID Han J. e. Nichols. D. r curt g.
" s. Asehriu. }. j. browne ". H. Oraitam, ,. FrsSns,
L. hove. - Alexlnde =. Helm. - iuguri s. & Msfs I!
~ = Curfr dy ard eli ircu; y q. NcAeii sud dan .h
ter A 6unin J. NJ 6rcoAs snd ds1s sTs. toas. N j..
H. A. Gbus lifs Booth and .htc " ck, &. LeEnd.o,
Sir sninnov Mr. Collins. Ms. Gonsnt. Ar. he0uga
H. Ieamsttp E0clc. r9fa HIroHd--T =. 1yiden, Mari
Montero Mod Csru ,niero, Joseph Atkinson Mrs Mlr'
ht.nsou Mics lcfr Thompson All servant h!fs ,0phls
Atsur1n Olssyut Atkinson, Capt Rudolph Keller fitch -
Wilder Lcuis &C. BiUsn Jsmes 4. Thom sop Ann Beth!
and chd Nil. Caroline Whitley Mis' Aususie Whitley.
krs Ann iiuagd, feGfo E.oofc0n, Edward " int tsld
AaTtin Gerard W T. Dugsan, Joeph Curnel Jenn FER
be- tsorge Mooney Michael forcotes Ars NJ W hiiley.
IA s,,amssiD mo no. frsgi H1raHa and hey WesfPedro
D. Bo,s ~. Esuoud Manuel Beoo. Fran ;isco Jino IL
Do Ty. John 81. Shields. " ~. Guttrruan. Total, 7.
M ,fcr.,t,o F5foaac Jrof1 Netg OyicaHsi. 81 Prcntis
W a. Nning z. y. seeey j. AcytL J.. Syyeaeg ed son,
~ bcrn 5. Llyezzer, AiIs Gray child and nurse aid o.
Il lie tieelsse.
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TsirrD STATS DIsTGicT CouRr-Noi 10. ~,
49, ST. o. o. So ~, p, a. %. u, -, 80. A. g. a. a.
70, 80. 20 =, ~, ~,
srPnEYr CouPr-GGsrRL TRRM.-Nos. y, -,
49, So 49, 81, 30, II to 81. 100
SurisEaE CouHr-CIEcUu.-Part Nos. W
igg3 2sl5 1919, 3isl 3i51 3i55 15g 30l 800 3t5
49, s41l. 3ii5 $40 3i97. 800 3lJ1. rlrt Il.-Nos
~ $751; 3gli, 1913, 3sn 3J5. 29E. 25s2 ari. 5a.i
J58 JggO J364 so36, $685. 1881, 3Gy, 1894, s9' SS.s
SrrkryE CouRr-SPEcIAL TERN.-Aos. 27I
3s8 10 400. go - o.
SUPERIOR COuRT--Part Mos. 1909, gs5, 9sl,
1915 1913 3ui5 scgs $3.50 3,I 800 ~. a.5i, 3e 3ltJ
goc5 Par Nos g51a .t2 1885 eo.i 1856 2ouu. 21o@
266i 1905 zcG9 2t5J 26,2. 26i 1896 zCB zofO. 3e. .o
g6a5 2oaj ,r-
CounT or CoMnos PLEAs.-Imt Nos lGi
16l6 ltl7 la 1881 1856 1909 g67 1856 1885, 1910. l6.
IG.9 1850 1904 Part llhOs. 1913. Az, 49, lb"J ltoi
lt6! lteJ, ltGi 1905 1901 ltoe lI.O 49, 1915 ib'9
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such papers a. The Mr. York Express and WorH
are perm tilted 60 On giving aid end comfort TO the
enemy IL tie bold and daring manner they DO.
These papers are considered by Secesh iolXs mere
as good Southern papers They believe them to be
devoted to ther caase. They scarcely read or quoe
any other Northern papers. Some copies OF rue
UOrL baye been sold here for much ~ go each
of course for its abuse Of the North. Iheee papers
are Dol misunderstood by the Rebels at ALL They
think With Col. Keys that it is mot the game ci
The Democrotic patty to carry on the war IN such
way rs destroy Slavery, hut that Slavery mast DC
saved and the Unon he left 10 take care OF itseii'
This should not be. If the freedom oil mo press
to he used TO proong this war, with Hi lts eailui
cOnseq acnces lad better suspend lts freedom io'
little while, aud rome of It's fecreant editors NJ the
same tine.
As to the election North, we have all sorts oil ru-
mors bat no Trustworthy returns up TO lhlS dae al,
though it is pretended that Ohio, Peunsy wanna ana
Iowa have gene largely Democratic.
The weather for the last few days has been very
cold for tnis latitude. Thermometer down 10 AZ
Fahrenheit.
Sugar is coming in more freely. and in few
weeks we may expect liberal supply from bayou
LitoIrvhe and the adjacent ports. Ire ne" crop u
beng made on plantations near the city and what
with that and the balance OF the old crop yet III The
country, tie pIice must conc down. About l,3JV
hhds of suT.r and 800 bols. OF mOldgses has been
received here dnrnl the last daye.
| Nresh meat, fish, aud vegetables are scarce ana
IILl aIG lie irOeI 90. lb ldi uhir-b lA5 "i SNit
~ tueeoy oueued we s.li have 20 do wat uont iTcri
meat altogether for but trs richest IA the city
can afford 10 pay from 10 10 % cents per 10. of fresh
meat. Even II AL Lad TIC uicaus to buy al inal
price there are not cattle enough "a the marset here
| to furnish Us with u moderate allowance. What Is
2OJ head OF sto,< or week, including sheep anc
/ pig, for a city hse ttls 81
Fleigl, or sugar has gone Up the last few days.
Some slips which have partly tlc0up AT oF sugar
and 81 30 for laol s-cs are now asking Sio Tor sugar
and 50 for mOlaeses.
1t IA with great pleasure ] notice TIE meetings OF
tie Union Association are attended by much Larger
audiences than they usga 70 be, and among them 4
! very respec; iblc sprinking OF LADIES'.
I C store and eiee,s 81 Mcesrs. Bloomfield *
/ Steel the wcil-known sta,ioners and booksellers
here confscated time since for their Secession
vrosyies, il advertised to he sold By suction Oh
"Wednesday. Nov. u, by cider OF the Proyost-Aa
/ sbal.
A desperate attempt to furnish ne With fcuc sort
81 amu-ement is being made, with what chances oi
success / cannot say. y small tneaier has been
fitted mp on Camp street, and n company aro Tiayi
there. a band OF mnstrels calling themselves
'Chrsiy's' are advertising tie opening OF TIE
/ V.rie,i,s Iheaier tbs evening. UMBHA.
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From Port Royal.

The United States lteamer Dc Soto, 1000 tunf
burden. and mounting nine guns. commanded by
Cant. ". Ii. Walker, arrived II! Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening, having leit Port Royal On Sa'ur-
day Let.
The malaria which prevailed thero extensively at
the lime OF tie aet departure from that Port, ana
which had cAused the death OF Gen. hiIcheis ana
othsr oters, had IN great measure, departed, and
The excitement incident to the breaking out Of con
lapious diseases had almost ,ubtided.
The report that Gen. Hunter would be placed
again in command of that department created great
ioy. and bis arrival was anAiously looked Tor.
Every day accommodating expeditions are sent oal
under command Of competent officers, VINO go.ersy
capture Rebel scouts sud disperse bapds Vi taen
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schr. Lcuiss Dyer Jameson. Rocklsnd days -,
schr Ossama Johnson Bangor days, lumber to r. W.
Adams.
schr Lsu,a F,sncis, Higgins. Portsmouth. N Il, edsyS
/ Sch. Psrsn. Clark Mschiss dsya
schr Qnrssiep tBr) johnson, Horton. N. g., 10 days.
potatoes % Duryee Hyde
sloop Victory. Cole. Warren days, carrots.
Steamer Iropsdes Venderveer Philadelphia mdss 70 Le
GER 1 kirkpsfck.
Steamer Falcon. Jones' Providence mdss to Edward BYE
steamer Quincy, Esgls,on. Boston days In ballast .
Whitney Halfway.
Fellowship ID. n. Wotson (Brem.l from Tendon OcL
a Bark Leuox Cole. from Boiealx. Brig Lydia Cos,
rom Cardh oct {; Alliance (BEl Unico lBr) ALSO we
ships unknown.
WIND-7p M. 8. w.
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Ecpro Stealing.

II strikes us thai Captain JarIes McQnoid, OF the
steamer ILcryilie, is III tight place. lie went mp
.c liver the otter day, and upon bis return yesol-
DAY be was tone negro short" Inquiry was insn-
tn;ed aud il turned ont that be sold tho ma. Gen.
Batlor has locked M,Qaoid up IN tho Paish Prison,
there ~ remain uulil 10 returns tho negro; We
ike The conditions, although old Barker VIII call
y tine fearful maze Of a bOh.!ODlst for saying TO-
H. Tie languages oftbe Roman Consul, Cept M,'luoid
ti,ht AZ well be CIT 10 bell without claws az TO
try to cheat the Commander OF the Department Of
Of ,he Gulf. Della, Gin.
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i]ort- i1aroens' Noilec.
SrtrR OF NEw.Y
popy-W A.pggs OFFICE. 10. l04 Wall,

POPf-NAzDEss' UftiCE, 10 iVt WELSH
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section o. tae A., ss,d April "a, lSI entitled An
ct % Keorsanz. " udsns leo Of the roFt - new
~ 10 l4 per Interested H. or wing charge o. no
rt,e. o. such !uG ry, e1snaoton q surrey "a.
doe following vessels uloe ANIMATION by Gr oft'
Nsrf ard ta. li4 sIrvers - examinations Viii os
con psei within cays next succeeding this notice. On
t-s-s Fait vessels; =, - 80 -
.f l Pc ierrc points stores
LARK Verne. ~ =,
~ JET w. ". a. -
Bue X. :. baseil... s.oirs
ehOorer Olivia Bux.OB....... stores
wM. n. BURLEIGd, PRESIDENT.
). ArG's HsRniv,S. Secretary.
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EccciDfs OF Produce.

Nov I9el SIP bbl- Flour 500 bb. Com Meal. go bags
do 800 bbls. WAisky, 7?.,tI bush. Wheat bi't bnsh
Com p 100 bush. Oats 1880 bu,h Bsrley 90 bsn seed
9iS pk Buckwheat Fiou 10 Qks. Ashes lOy pAg' ffo
visions 512 pkss Lard
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1862.

RUNNING THE BLocKADE.-The Confederate
steamer Kate from Wilmington, N. c., with cargo
of cotton, arrived at Nassau Ah inst, having passed
the blockade
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capture Of The Confederate Steamer Slgur
IKE REBELS DRIVEN Up BAYOU TECHE

The steamship Potomac Cape FLETCHER, from New
Orleans November :. aud Soutb-Wes' Pass tue Oh
srriyed on Wednesday morning viii four days later
ssws. We are indebted TO Capt Fletcher for volum-
nous files Of papers to the Sth ns., and prompt de-
livery Of our correspondence.
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Sales tn Anrilon.
4. II. MrRwIN. hncaon.rI.

A. H. MFRwIS hucGonsri
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., lryi8g Build
me. ros 5g4 ana 5s6 BEsaas ayScs, o, Books, -
tipory Ptc,ures Worn Of AT Nancy Goods. Fnrtgre Sc
MONDAY, lUtSDAN, and WEDAEsDAI Il kAINOS.
Nov "a 25 nnd &c. 81 o. oc.ock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LlRRAHf-beiug ihe private
COLLECTION Of OEN. 4. 4. bi1ChGOCk. formerly OF tho
u ; Amy coupr,irg vs,i- OF the best knssh AID
American editions o ca5s works pa.; oia-iy II PhSo-
ply Metaphysics Theology sGi free M.soury. Sc, se
[ aislo guel nay BE- had the selcsEoeus
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L.rycHrp-At Pembroke Me- the llh Inst, frem the
ali gyard Of Henry s. Carter fine brig Of about $50 sun'
built Of the best nstsrs called the Wslsce PECK shen
owned NewYork by Peck Church. and Intended or the
general business to be commanded By Capt Frank
In Wallace
MrxThe firing in the harbOr yesterday was sslu'' fran
the Spanish menol.war.
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Geminq 1lacIines

yRTUFELFR & WILSON. singer.
W FISkLE & LYON. ROWE. snt al 6-si esSs
kglN-,iACuiIEs Tor SALF. par cash aus ils e,srs
IN non, aig inst,lrrnts = q. DIAMOND SO lroa-wsj
E0G -i'irst-class Sewing Machines Sfs
BCttt.to pcft eri ~ S.ia add p hsnr. y OOs
NY s.,ue Machine poaun 40 dwsy cor hrooinesi.
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4 Nc n Nassaust opposite th- Pos a. lcs.lIN
SOAERVILLE viii sell u act3u g. Day. Nov q,
a 'oocA tlei- Ga.ry. 40 - AsssnL beautiful coz
lct lon ~ OIL PAINTINGS among which W 'e found ths
yorss of the FOL oanr eminent II IT. a. ID.
sha.trcs, :. Comsl. Oere. b.onaeL L. l. tyne, ): a,
Hell King - Carter Honde' J. H. 1i. Ja1es1n. Ben
ON gae ssyerd,,k, Diidasrt CoTca. Is8sont AiEses.
Carrie -ck sni others o. reputation .As svo's arc noo
~ exhibition.