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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03
For the True Democrat.
For tue MCCULLOUGH.

LIEUT.. T. C. WEAVER. He broke from fond which around him were twnins And left the loved home of his childhood aar, rr the est where the watch fire of Freedom Was shining To guide the young Knight of the Five-pointed Star Twas the Star of Texas glowing, BOW darSng kbove the deep shadows of Tyrsnny's night, Til where the blue waves of Jacinto are sparkling It sh with the lustre of Liherty's light And there 'lnid the heroes, 50 deatless in story, Who ranson,>d B natitss and gave her name All bright with the stars 0, republican glory MoCujloch was christened an haS of her lame- For, then whom the Mexican lances were daah'hs Against the brave Texans like pillows of steel, The fires Of the iaitrfui Twin-sfsters were flashing And thinning the foeInen at every peal Anon 6. the head Of his chivalrous Rangers, McCullcch the chiehain victorious stands; Undaunted ho leads them In thckess of dangers, And gcattcrs the lercsst of Indian banis On Mexican fields mid ar,esry's rattle. Through forests of ances, when CHARGE is the "ord McCulloch again leads the iron, of the battle His valor still glowing as lrigh, as his sworL
  Once more when the South her rights is contehdns, His native Palmetto waves first in the field With an arm strong for his country's defending, McCulloch has buck!ed his sword and his shield Again he has severed those ties endearing. Affections that soften the soldiers rough iie At the bead of his yeIeran Rangers appearing He mnglcs iu the warriors strife. At Oak ffiils tho hosts of the Sandais aes bravins Their legions arc routei-tiieiE Lyon Is slain The Cross of the South s triuuiphantIy waving. And victory smiles McCulloch agaiu But the may hide where iaurels are bloomin The invaders foot presses orr soil again; Afar on the noun tains the are booming, And armies are meeting below tie plain. At the head of his column, MeCu!loch is dashing- Like a rock from ths mountain they fall on the foe They charge death of grape shot is crashing And sweep down column at every blow!
  Ay noby they rode through that tempest of danscr, is fleet as if chasing the deer of the west! Dut why sinks the shout of the conquerinS Eanscr' Their leader has 6len vlolo.y's breast.
  They halt by their chefhouSh the Yankees flying Around him the tears of the Texans she'd They aneel wnero their worshpped ,nier is lying McCuIoch, the pride of the Rangers, is d>ad' CImp Crystal ifiH, 4rt, August, 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03
Matters at New Orleans and There abouts


 The N. o. Delta of the 18th inst, states that the federal authorities of New Orleans intend to forward to Baton Rouge " quite number of females who parade the streets of the city, in soently Haunting secession badges in the faces of the defenders of the city. 10 work in the peni- tentiary cotton factory" We are glad to see this kind of spirit showing itself in New Or leans among the Lincolnites. The people will get their eyes wide open after wbiie. The rod and the cloyen foot will soon be exhibited in fall.
 Capt. McWaters and his Rapides guerillas are doing good. work on the Lafourche and the Mississippi. A week ago last Friday night they crossed the Mississippi in the parish Of St. John the Baptist arrested a planter by the name of Burbank in his own house. recrossed the river, destroyed two Italian trading boats, and arrested some of the men, killed others who were on board and resisted or tried to escape, and sent their prisoners to camp Pratt. Bur- banks house has been general stopping place for the gunboats on the river, the naval officers have been ieasted there, and the women, Bur- banks wife and others, have stood on the levee and waved federal flags, to the gunboats as they passed. So we were last week informed by planters in the neighborhood. The trading boats scores of them on the river, all licens- ed by Butler. We went on board of one Of those boats in company with Lieut.. Robt. Saun- ders, and learned these last named facts of the Captain.
 There were about 25O federals at Bayou des Allemands roilroad crossing at last accounts. They drove out the inha abtants, black and white, and took possession of the dwelling houses and the place.
 There are but two planters between Don aldsonvile and New Orleans, whose fidelity to the South is questioned. These are Burbank and May. May is in New Orleans, and does not dare to visit his plantation.
 We saw last week seven or eight drovcs of beeyes between Donaldson and New Orleans, all of them, the planters informed us, intended for the New Orleans market. They would only sell to the planters at prices ranging from SI3 to Sl00. We noticed these brands on some of these beevcs, 9l3, 95, OK, 50, M2. Where are these brands from?
 Last week some butchers from the city came outside of the federal lines, and bought g few beeves at Sl00 each. They paid ssO for an old bull, and $30 for yearling. Hard m for fresh meat in that city.
 The following planters, above New Orleans. on the Mississippi river, have had negroes es- cape to Phelps camp as follows Dussean. g. 1 Saul, [; Cagnolaty, 25; Osgood 30; Druett, 20: Cavalier, g; Mrs. Wagoman, 30 Labranche go; D. P Sparks; P. Three are said to be 5000 contrabands at camp Phelps.
 Preparations are being made by the guerrilla parties, a various points on the Mississippi, to attack and sink transports and gunboats. The warfare will probably ss carried on where there
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

sT Several persons in this county. to our cer- tain knowledge, have within the few last weeks, been making good salt frcm their smoke houses, by digging up the dirt, teaching and boiling the water We were shown sample of excellent salt obtained in this way, by gentleman of this coun tv, who stated that he would be able to get about twenty bushels from his smoke house in this way. That is much cheaper than paying $tO per sack. Try it. if you have not already done 80. It will pav. no mistake.-Sandtrscule GeoygiaR
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

A lady, living five miles north of Ozark, Franklin county, Ark. with an axe, a saw, a cbise and an auger, made herself loom out of oak rails, upon which she now weayes eight yards of coarse cotton cloth day. The thread is furnished by Maj. N B. Pearce and woven into cloth for army purposes. Think of that, ye eifeminates who loll on sofa or carriage cushions and complain.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

O.ttju,.st of British Feelirg-Fs True Corse- T4e Icfaa2 Situation n Eaglcnd--Hotiges to RecagoHion- Ecu'tatjon 0ecr Supposed Northera pel5ats -4nericqn F;aancial In depsndence- Waat q Great Pos0er .NtgAt do- 4merican Generals-l Great Lecdcr Erant- eR
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

The general officers in Lincoln's army have adopted rule that 1t would be well for us to follow. They refuse to receive resignations from officers unless they produce certificate of disability, or acknowledge themselves to be towards. Pope, Halleck, Hunter, and others announce that they will publish all resgnations
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03
MONADNOCK.

OFFICE CHIEF CoYMIssAAY TRANS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT,
 L5s'is Rod, August IS, 1862. ] <ARDERS have been received from Richmond prohibiting SP the purchase of any Beef Cattle by the Comrs ssres other ofers of this command This order be strictly adhered Supplies will be furnished upon quisitiO0, through ths oAce.
 JOHN C. PALMER. Mgjor Aug. % 3t Gazette copy. and Chief Comm ssary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03
Farm for Sale.

SMALL farm for sale, F miles ves, Of Little Rock, "A the Hot Spring road For terr and description quirc of V. E. WOODRUFF. Ag.nt, Little Rock Ark Auyr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

The National IntelIigencer, heretofore regard ed as the official organ of Lincoln and special representative of Seward makes uncompromis- ing war on Lincoln emancipation scheme.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

Lincoln will have, in few weeks, twenty or thirty gunboats equal to the Monitor, ready for action. In addition to these, his secretary ot the navy has contracted for the building O. others for coast defence. This looks like an- tieipating war with some European war.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-03

Capt Faulkner, and fifty or sixty rangers un- der his command, suffered themselves to be surprised by the fcderals near Dyensburg, in
 West Tennessee, and were cutto pieces Captain Peck, who commanded tue federals, reports that his men fought well and gdre no quarters.
, 1862-10-16
Peach and Apple.Tree Rorer.

have just examined my orchard Of peach
and apple trees, and will give your readers
my experience with the inveterate borers.
When bought said orchard, the apple borer
had destroyed some ten or a dozen trees,
and were drilling away in almost every tree
in the three hundred. His exudatlon of
sawdust told plainly where he was. cut
out all ] could, and punched to death most
Of the others in their holes. tried oyster
shell lime to keep the miller from laying
its eggs in the bark at their desired place
the base Of the tree. This was Intellectual,
as also was woOd ashes used for the same
purpose. Last summer tied q newspaper
around part Of the trees, and found it an
noyed them very much. They-the egg de-
positOrs-were driven to the other side Of
the orchard.
Downing recommends the plugging up the
holes. This is unnecessary, as the bOrer
bores out, perfect insect, and leaves his
habitation for good. -...rr.r
By cutting in where the sawdust Is, you
will often find the young borer in the bark.
] have washed all my trees with whale-oil
soap twice this spring, to benefit the trees
and keep away the enemy. ! do not know
Why soap should do it, unless it deceives
them aS to the kind Of tree they are looking
after; as appletree worms only appear on
certain trees-apple, cherry and peach.
The millers must tell those trees by their
sense Of smell, and they never mistake the
tree to lay their eggs upon. Would whale
oil soap deceive theml ! am now nearly md
Of the borers.
Peach trees have blossomed very full. but
unless we have rain soon in this cinity,
they must lose most Of the sets.
am writing this under an apple tree
which ] grated seven years ago-size eight
inches at base now--and from which tree
sold two years ago, in one year, Eve dollars
worth Of apples, besides using many for pies
and otherwise.
, 1862-10-16
NJ iUiI6n 4 ihs H.1rt BloDIT.

I1laia1i NJ I'd dtua1s b oommnnly psuo.dud b. r.
regular nollnn q ~ heart. and dildnn rtaplnaff
Wiki symptoms are algaya vele. and ever 40 um had
NAYS unrpaed Ointment and Pills TIE dropaca patient
vii ever lnd auccouf ~ plant Itllf derived from
Tie uae a h1le r1mede1 , marl 0usly quick and pre-
meul. Invariably renla u cnlo Ihoy acl viii tach
enelFy On he clIcaal1n and a1eut system that tho
dlop1cal nud vanllhe.. and to sufferer nds al TIE oD
, 1862-10-16

VkEEuE DakWIr0s.-Boil sons clsnr
parlhmeul cuttings n water. in : rlazsd
earihn solsti. 90 they produce very
cleur size; strain Il and keep it till wanted.
ihen give he uork Two onafs of the sizs,
passing ttb bri.h quickly over the turfsce,
80 a. nol % disturb he colors- Or, mix one
o11co of Canada bllsan and two oancss Of
1pifit Of tllrpeGtih5 toeeiher, then size he
print o. draslng uilh 4 solution of isiagla,s
IN gltar. and uhen dry apply TIE varnish
uIIl acancI's hair bush s..-.a
Tie shinik session Of he : American f,o.
n'a|of'c.l Soc'eiyn vim b hsid N Bo,,oo.
commcron1 eepiombor I7fh. a noon- !,
c1nnc1Iioh viii ihs -Mas.schn.u,i- Ho-,i.
ouliur1l so1isIy.'
nhs policy Ilni cao 1IriEu OILY uhils he
iluu 4 hof win BE- ororooms By he peI.s.
seInnc, i'af c'n make ihs iron hot By sirik
, 1862-10-16
Bad Leg. Bad Bfnnl Ssruiuloui SsFss and
GnninInr Snrllnal

In such tauns ihe 0inimeil operates eot and Vim
fdplilY thaf rc1mlcl magic. 10 should b fdbef into
ne paris slrcted, atf ihgy have b1en pmsnlsd with
lukfWaum water rht purifying md curative pouerl Of
l1Il marre1ul un1u1nl lalo ullol 11d Ahyu I'D anro
wound ulcer olIafa Yads % NJ n1ln1uenca and N on
~ bad hIca1l1 o. MIA l9goIli ~ oclon Is unndornI
0;andul.r sgtllnga ny sdon y Itduoed bv lonoulng
, 1862-10-16

cLOvER HAT.-The editor Of the NeV
EagiaRd Farmer has high opinion Of clo-
yer hay for mich coWs-bettef, we think,
than has usually been accorded TO Il in New
England. We copy the following from q
late number Of that paper:
Farmers who have kept, and themselves
fed, q variety Of stuck, sheep, horses, oxen
and cows both dry and in milk, are pretty
much Of one opinion, We believe, as 70 the
value Of clover hay lof such stock, viz. that
when il Is well grown and properly secured,
Il is more valuable than any other hay.
Such, certainly, is our opinion, after having
fed Il extensively, and particularly to sheep.
In recent conversation with Mr.. John Day,
Of BoxfOrd, who cuts large quantities Of
clover, he stated that he feeds most Of his
clover hay 10 COWS giving milk, aud he has
nuticed that when the clover Is exhausted,
and the herdsgrass and redtop are supplied
twenty cows Immediately shrink two cans Of
milk per dayl We have heard similar
statements from other observing farmers.
II then, clover hay Is 90 excellent for pro
ducinQ milk, l1 must also Be go,,d Cor making
dssh, end especially excellent Ia promoting
the growth Of young stock.
PozaEoEs m HAsrE.-=A mics dish Of DO
tatoes may BE- mhdeiin Eve minotes, II the
water b boiling Psol and cut some pota.
toes inslices pour 10 on them sDmo boiling
water, enough % cover them, and let them
boil till tender; skim them out, add butter
and aour; let Il boil up onca add Iitlle
chopped parsley and p.Ppsr.
, 1862-10-16
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, 1862-10-16
eout and kkanm,Iium.

Nav b cured With Re groaisIi orTiniy n .re ou,n.
tlea q the Ointment Be- ael worked into the complain
inG p1rll, ard m pelrgrelnr'T dono 1f aonn tine
II b no ~ % smear q lha IE|n rnly mull % eot
into Ihe system. Take = mlnV pI|I nirhIlt - Win acf
tHo o. three times during lha - h1Il ached - 49,
~ c1s and an g1mulalla when theis onmplsni1 nr1
having he system The vlulencs q ths oomni1nf fll
, 1862-10-16

Otloo. ue9Ene, ueflus dehiiiiy log pIila laauuoe,
veaknel o. tlf limb and bach, lndlnpnion and inca.
-. q mlmqlL, ag1I1nn . uoeieiy, love 4 nollnde
m,lll, ~ ollIulI dIEI|n1ll, hnldacha lupulmiay
e.aon9fllls 1|na n ~ do, altciInnn a ~ ayal,
plmpl1 % tlt lde, 1l1ul o. olhur lnnImil1 n man,
~ cured b ths u.l osl1blalld physcIn und Surgeon,
= Cnptay. HI mallol a curing dlllanla b ~,
tunlno4n % olhlul nnd honoo ~ ma nnncnnI An
AddrcB l. J. czArKAY. \. D.
San Fn1clsco.
, 1862-10-16

6oI1l, nlc1ll, nn1 guoil11, can With certainty b.
cured. y IRIS Ontmfnt b thoroughly Fubbo an alonn1
ne oomplalIng rAI,g twice o. thlioo dal kscnlnQ
them c1gerod win Ilnen rag apreld with the aamo.
The Pills must b lanln acc1linE h he printed a.
rectona The hloo1 otluE ID ~ lmpuFo Giaie perao-
verlnoe , nereaaIy. ffom humane mniipeu leiiifs AZ
sdgioa viii b answered gratlo1ay 10 ave earriaae
lha Pills and Onlmc1l ahnnd b aalnad o. the noirb
snshnod q Ne suasIuf. end not lom Hollouay's Eab
, 1862-10-16
Shipping sdrsriIssnlsnts.
FoR FREIGHT Or cHARTER.
FLYING MIST,

cari. WI. aHosRsOs.
I.up ss rrahtu chr,r ,1'v,,n s,n,uuuu ana ,npos..
% Pus.t eeadl gancsuslrl Ilaha aua nIIIl oouuhln
ne TLlINo MIST husladarici . cauyips Nv, soch
~ ma tr.fa ~ oTlualy designed, and = Amply
bloli1ld "a d1laIl % rnIHf ~ l.fsy q csis b ~
fuuIhrli uenfhrr ne n|inhll hr nn tlni, of frsIhl
lI cabin arl n1l iulplls. ty dols ofahy
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o u ". nu,kf, n sllfasoou,, o. y hs CAPTAIN. >.
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, 1862-10-16


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, 1862-10-16
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, 1862-10-16
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, 1862-10-16

I I
I, ne uhdsansd, kavina bs,n ma, tl. 49,
q ". u ClAp.ly. alhouGh unsolicited, isel called
upon % gye publicity o the ecacy q hI trontrsent
n1ns .ltt ~ anln4 % nay y Instrumental IN pre-
yenung olhe ifum the FEARFUL suffering and m1elg vhoh
Inexperienced, md hich % oIen result fm m nrl1i-
coue placiine o. plellndeIa Ny fate haa heri lhat
q physical and mrnla drhiiiy, uhh alioua n co11ll
qnenee q ndlacretons IN yodth The aannIps uhlc8
endufen az peihApA nnpocFnsay Tor me 10 detail, hey
ale known . thoe uho have exisrenred them SnI1ce
q % ny ~, having Ollsd he services of D.. 4 u
C14lEay l1lQ rrqulftons a he eHpaciaiiuua which
nay baVo formed of bin seus mnIa fhan rSslirsd. i
gau1 urlelno leonmmend d. c1lpkay D. an aho may
uul AemolpHe aMiolrd With tint dreadful mnadV. M
Object IN - dnlng heing sympathy lnraenr hnnianil1
md . heartfelt de1iIs q relieving them.
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, 1862-10-16

tbs shove tnmplainls have Or tgorty yoau been
reaiad wh H0l0waYa Ointment and Pills With p-rleci
Euccep. The cures have hem ~ rnaFkablo. speedy,
and numerous. that c.g oen lllll daeaaog aio m0fl
eafly erled oy ~. Aaclnel, th.n even ihe commoh
, 1862-10-16
GREAT
MEDICAL DISCOVERY! [!
9OOvILL'5
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP,
GREAT

nR SARSAPARILLA AND sTILLINGA, FoR
" the of serofula Syphtc and Mereural Diseases
Old Sores, Skin Diseases and al other Diseases which are
caused By an impure state Of the Hood h and yer
Syrup warranted to enre al scruous aud other Diseases
thht originate irOm The Blood or Liver.
, 1862-10-16

rTNnE HGmsF PREEnUMs WERE AWARDED
j thsss machines in 1858, at the following
, 1862-10-16
Dean Of The TAouy Of The PAaa.h. oO.1: ~ q Hs M.5,


AAAAhLh ANfTANCh " MEDICAL RELIEF.
Below We PublSh the certificates OF three AZ Il. NJ
om TOE p9nes Of disease, Who, hAvnR rssos,rsd
tnef IoImer health, and impe'led By gFaIjtnde sls
known their cases and remedial aaebi shd 1hsI, ,s.
mens are authenticated BY Notary Public The 6emsnSs
~ society impe' Ously command their pulcatioN ma ~
commend Their Perusa n the attention Of m ietea
, 1862-10-16

DIR L J. CzAPKAY's private Medical ana su,u,..Ii
Institute is on Sacramento street, below NoStso,iea
opposite the Pacific Mail stesm,biD ComISnv IN
and asks no remuneration unless be tfets Sn,n
- The following letter, which emphal,sSlis $50.
lor itself was written BY the beab Of Ibe fsr " ~
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal ~ ~ oI ne
for publication: oah Fra1cncot
, 1862-10-16

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