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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

PUBLIC NOTICE
TO.WLINSON n con, Druggists, No.
IL East Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
q R EsS TU T. G. q,
The WONDERFUL GRANULUS, fer the cure II Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat. Bronchitis Wheeling 'rrsion II the
Uvuia and Tonsils and Diseases Of the Lang- Sold in
large boxes IS cts. 81 ets and 81 each. nisd&wly
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Brushes! Brushes!

0nA DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall
SVU Brushes Sash Tools Blenders, Scrub, Shoe.
Horse Hair Hat and Cloth Brushes Of all kinds lowest
figures at BROWNING & SL0AN'S.
tl<-deOd&weow3m
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10 the PREIpEST
Personal Intelligence.

Hon Frank r Blair left the Metropolitan Hotel ysster-
day for ST. Louis, No. where he Intends raising rcg
msnt for the use OF the general government.
large nclaber Of the members the United States
Senate aud the House Of representatives passed ough
tins city yesterday FOR their homes 1nsy A.
rived here py ie early mtfLins train frum WashD
and, after stopping :or hours FOR bre ,fs ant 10
tx q? little alter their ride by night, proccpied
their bomeHard Journey n tho Afternoon trains AID
boats. The qnist and relax ltion Of home lie VIA no
doabt be keenly ENJOY ed aitsr tho turmoil aud
msnt u q seven months Congressional lie.
Professor A d Bachc o. The United states Coast sur
vey Ia Washington arrived az Tho Breyoors ous. veg
ter ay. II. is accompanied by several members his
family. anc Atends spending short time IN th. acing
atmosphere " the v bite Aot plains.
Col Rsmsca, Of the tlsvcsih regiment Illinois volan.
toers Capt Clpp. OF tie tenth regiment
Volunteers: Captain j. g.. Accay OF the Unted states
Array, agd ). u. De Haven, OF the United sl.tez Navy
stopping ~ tie ~ Nicholas Hotel.
Hon F. /. low and Hon. A. A. sargent OF California
arrived az shs metropolitan Hotel yesterday from Wash
ingtoa, On rsIte Tor hons.
senator critienden. OF Kentucky; Senator CLARK. or
New Hampshire, Hon T. u Eawa! is, oi hecus. y n.
In. j. h. AhOy, Of Lynn, Mass: Hon. X H. Duel Hon.
X +. fenion, Hon. T.. q. Spagidag, ~ as stats Hon.
>. Y. simmons. OF Rhode sland; lion Henry Wilson uf
Massachusetts, Hoo. 4. y. On, 81 troy, and 81 Cover
nor Fairbanks, Of vermont stopag NJ the ASsof
House.
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Commencement OF tho Christian Dro.
thers, Instit ute, second street.

The concluding exercises Of the fourteenth annual *
Summation stNhc Ia sals Institute uLder tie d!rrcii
Of tho Brothers Of the Christian Schools took place on
On Thursday evening ast at the Seminary in secpad
street before large, ntel gent aod highly fsshonbla
audience. We have Already had OCCASION 10 notice IN
iavora bic terms, the arst week OF the examination AZ
this Adorable institute; but ths most interesting por
ton OF the having boon reserved Tor the las,
evening, but justice 70 give another short count o.
the proceedings.
The examination altogether occupied eight dsys, and
was % the mos, severe and thorough clarsnl4, The
method adopted IN tho sxam ion was sl.o tb. ,nost
satisfactory that could be Conceived deserves % lie
i'm iaei In all our pubic aehoos Tho questioning
left merely In the hands ~ nduIgent Teachers any
person amongst the audience being allowed take pars
In the exannaton and 70 ask tbs pupils Whatever qucs
tion no egt soc Of 10 aay or tho branches OF education
taught in the seminary. This privilege not neglected
by the ecators ard Is the best proof OF the excel
lsnce OF tho broihos teaching that their pupils seldom
failed ~ give satisfactory answers.
Among ID. audience on Thursday evening were tho
Very Lev Vicar General VIM stars, Rev. Father Moo.
ney, Chaplain Of the Sixty ninth: Michael o Dpnnel.
Esp john Null ally ESQ., and srat ashsss frvu other
collegiate Institutes stol, the city
The programme was a. Iosows-
IIy mnl ID RstribuAm SOLO and chorus
Bellies Superior CIlss
TLsss-"Tritu,s 70 the oathoiic MISSIONARY
Composed by Master J. McC1sncy
Violin soo--Praycr and Cavsttna, from Mariana. ny
Master VIM. Holding. Piano accom- pan. iaeut,
D. Master r. NaigAn.
Battle OF Sierra Bermea. COmposedin Heroic BY
Msstsr J. hcClancy
Muse. $1,000 .'..''.'......'...by the Ue "a
hasne Ism .superio' fsss
Hymn-Jubats leo. hnras
hsflc ...........B by the Holding broih hers
lie Captive Youth. Drama. Composed by tLo Pupils
u the Superior Glass. Pot taken from The
"Spanish Cavaliers
onr-x' Home, Sweet Home .............. Chorus
Aesic by the band
Tue esssys we're y ely written aud admiralty deliver
eJ but TIE music the most attractive portion Of
the HogrANme ha pcrfoffuau ~ the a sails Crnat
Band, erpoxel OF pupils q tie H. and led by Mr.
~ H. poawsrc fog lhs occasion, sxhisstsa hSh sssSss
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Loss or rHv laos STEAMER OUESrsL-rte loss OF this
steamer caus by false inlcati1ns ~ the
Induced ~ tie Aeon of te rsn hu tie aedie. A.
WANING " not ~ fnyt 10 com.
las IN IRON ships TIE oewiie statement OF n
ave ieptal ~tois capable ami intelligent officer
bshed The steamship oriental Benjamin Tu7o,
left NV tur MAJ 10 l-u2, ,tssed 'hs LisNthp the
att 4 N, wind and hs1y S.esltd W, o.. HoHr 10.
inA ~ snnt4H ere p, on hour goin y knobs,
-terred 5sE uniii NJ go'n5 ~ knots 10 % 4uapd
~ ~ falcons, AZ ~ ~ 10 iatnoms. Ut .tstred ..
unul 81 a. nom got gypd 0bseryaunn; 81 81 Ion
~ sLseponeses Ny;GtPA sseetea SAW us,i Al 49,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1862.

OF framing ali AZ rdsa uneoandsi sassaetion 70 the
aahiegce.
" tha exsfcisss tbs Ne-. Kss fsthsr
stars add essed tbs asssabsge, ain ans n the most
snsr4 uauer 70 tine .xercisss OF The evening
Which 10 sud rejected 10 nisbss: cfsdit N eoth
81 dents aud teachers
Ths sadienee atei At late hnar IN me evening
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ain srely bsIieve that the ., , II ~ a. =. A,
oos ~ 70 lssua az n"o a harmeIy, aud 40 ling
psopls ior lha lucohse encss prodlcel by 81 chan
o. ssen. 10 are "a un~i,us that our people sinai
cons dsf ne pr ~ sety OF putting u aside
ba' We nave NEEDY al tn We regarded tins RESP
lGtiaI ~ me '4teFace Of stinlsnt and had 20
confidence 'hst u wocld assume The aha " tarsah
practSa rep sitrD. which woi III yieid the fruits o.
the sScrihce II required Our people niusa csd
- the same want Of confidence and win
siter the propos ton It's iresest impA abs 20
The interest," they asked 20 give Up ~ IN m
o. nmanse mp Tlance, aud they osght - 80
ayscted even sntss tam tas proposai unti. ,Ley
aFs ASSURE that whsn they ACCEPT It their 81
eyI ecations viii DOT be frustrated We ard yor
plan proppstioa from ,po nation 10 the States
excise an aemiltsi constitutional risnt III larteu
manner AMI .yid up vaaable interest. Baiore tisy
oasht 10 Sosder the ,st.icn Il should be pfesehei
IN sach tsulfibs pfacica ets lent shape 70 n
maud thor confidence tbat iis fis,ts are CONTINGENT "ny
upon tier esiascs We trust anything T. tlS
contingencies o. future leg station If ccnsr e. b, ro
Ieg ana necessary egslaon shall provide snt Gent
fubGs aud place thsn Al your disposal To bs apple ny
,oa 10 the pasmsni u any 0. our states TO ei>os
thereof who shall adopt the adjustment 81 slavery,
eitte sisl Or ifs. adass, they may detsrnl
the expense u de c,tstl0n AMI coslxon of the Lee
rated slaves than wa our S;a,os an people take tois
proio.iton INTO careful cosd ration FOR such ecs IN
Their s.meat j. demanded by ihelr interest ther
nonor, All thsif ~ 20 the whole country ~ have
ss h0aer 70 %, With great respect,
&. 4. WICK FIFE, CnaTlnaa.
CARREl { DAVIS,
}. J. CRiTrFNnEN,
JNU. 5. CARf!LE,
J. W CRISFlELD,
:. JACKSON,
II. GRLER.
JOHN j. rHElrs,
CHARLIE: y CtivERT
Edwin Il, WEBSTER,
K MALLORY.
AARON HaRnSG,
JAMES ;. ROLLINS,
J. ". MENllh-,
TRuS. L. PiatE,
9. ". DUNLAP,
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portaton'frou the country ~ sixteen hundrsf million
dollars wersA u producing labor, and The sossisuti
IN ts placs interest bearing debt Vi the same
sncsaL
Bur we are I ID that n sxasoted hat only tns
cAtes ud accep. the proposition We 70
see fully submit thai hen involves sum Too
great the financial ABILITY of thi yarnn.eat ~ ms
time According " tAs census al 1900
ne. cy Nntss
Kentucky had Observation-Disclosures. 2s5, $50
harsauu .....-..''...... o. aso
issvo
Mas uri ...........................1l ia s66
Tennessee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS ,7sl
Making in the whole 1896 III
AZ the ssme rate valuation these would
amount .f0ocsoco 'oov
Add for deportation and eoioai on $l00
each liSs-tS ooo
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S iilPPiN G NJ < w S /.
Fort or New York. July IS, 1904.

ALMANAC rEw yogE-fHir DAY.
s-s afsYs......... ~ gnoS afsrs,.. eve 81 81
sFrs.............. ~ HIGH MAZDA. ...-se ~
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T. xrREssEs.

pURNitAMs gUHTir.itE BNrHiSS AND Jack.
~. ing rss ssnn"ts, IA W"s Ga. ~ sirrs. ,rtwcen
Farm Stsih ~ tutrlWiU bysnd ne
Slapped al ,rsts ' sett ~ Coas for re.
aV,ng fsruilue 10 spaf"ist"s e. ,uy FusnituSs storea
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R.ply or,i,c bra,orttv

The following TIE lTlL sent 10 the
Prssh sDt, Lsd BY te majority Of the ropresantat q
from the 70. der ssyshvia M siAtsss-
W~sniscIoS, July "a, 1852.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
.-ll6sa-aak Before taking.

4 u. the world and the ef mankind IS taking Ii MLEAEs CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER, because IS the only true remedy 10 purify the Blood horoug and the same time strengthen and invigorae the whoe oTgsn2aon When take ts m vgoratng influence felt almost instantly, coursing through every of the body and acceefang the GIT culation of the Blood IL also neutrazes any Bilious mat in the stomach Bowels and strengthens the digestive organs This the why has proved eicacious in curing DiarhGa, Dysente, Bowel Complaint, Pain in the Stomach It has cured many that for years afflicted with Chronic DiarThga.
 M'LEAN'S STRENGTHENlNI CORDIAL is certain remedy for Weakness Fantnes Debility Sick Stomach, Bouness, Headache, Bad Breath, Dlzh ness Dyspepsia Sour Stomach any disease of the kid neys, womb bladder It will the feeble, sickly, pale and emaciaed health and strength There mis- take about refer to thou ands prove that fact One table spoonful taken every morning, fasting is tain preventive for Cholera Chs ana Fever Yellow Fever any prevalent disease.
 ]. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
 Also, AIcLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent. 1T ? Principal Depot, the of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo.
 pr. J. J. McALMON'T, Agent at Little Rock, and pr. 5. J. McALMONT, Pine Bluf, Ark.
 July 3l, 1861. 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02

FEDERAL GENERALS IN MIssoURI.-Two of the federal Generals in Ohio are as great military humbugs as Fremont himself. One of them, Gen. Sturgess, commanded the cav airy at the battle of Springfield, and was pro- noted to a generalship, on the strength of his own account of the prodgies of valor which he performed in that battle. The miserable braggart was never in the battle at all, and was the first to lead the retreat. The other, Gen. McKinstry, has not brains enough to engineer a team of mules, and is notorously deficient in pluck The federals must bet badly off for Generals when they elevated such men as Sturgey and McKiney to post of such distinction and responsibility. If any Of the Missouri marksmen succeed in hitting either of these officers, they will be obliged to use rifles of longer range than any onw in our service.-Richmond Dispatch.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Drtgs aud Medicines.
XxIHoLEsALE aNn RETAIL DUG sroRE-T1


 NN HOLESALE AND RETAIL DUG SFORE-The
 subscriber having given up the practice of medicine will give his personal attention the Dug busness lie constantly receving fresh and nspectd medicines o all kinds Also Perfumery Chemicals andfahcy articles n- dow Glass and Glassware Patent Medtlnea Of ali kinds such as Taylors Balsam of Lyerwor astng compound Syrup Of Naptker and Pepsin all of D Jaynes and Com stock preparations, Swam's and Indi-n Panaceas Days Paln Extractor, aoatts Btters and his Barthoomews Pink Expecoran Wisar's Basan of i'd Cherry, Town send Sands s, Carpenterg Comsock md Bns safsapa rila Fahnesocks Komstock smiths and Dead Shot yer mliuges; Oils, Paints, Varnshos and Dys Stufs
 All goods purchased at this store are warranted o the bsst quality and will be sold the nt reasonable terms Sg- Physicians have their prestripons accurately compounded. R. L. DODGE, NJ. D. Little Roct, Ark- Feb. 23, '59 1y
 NEW DRUG STORE, corner of Main and Markham sts2 " Or Adams new budinq) Little Rock Ark--J. J. McALMoNT The undersigned having purchased the en'ire stock intends keeping constantly han fine assortment of Drugs Chemicals Dye-stuffs Paints 0ls, Glass ana all and will carry the business on large scale and bbera terms as Physcian's prescriptions put up 9t GH hoHrS with neatness and despatch J. J. MCALMQNT, M. D. Feb 23, 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
$50 REW ARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber seA xa plantation, Is miles below Little Rock .}a Arkansas, on Saturday, 2lst inst, neTo~Aa man named JACK or JACKSON. Said negro is of dark copper color, % or P years old, about } feet, or inches high, weighs l55 or loo Ls., and is stout and well built. He rode away light brown fly 6years old, with blaze face, and }lcSi can brand on the left hip or thigh-had on light cashmere cross barred sack coat and black Vool bat, alsotook withhim pair of coarse whitebIluk- cts, pair of fair leather saddle-bags and fiddle will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where 1 understand he has mother living, few miles west of Fayetteville. The above reward will be given for his apprehension and delivery to mo at this place, or s25 will be paid if he is con fined in any jail in the State where I can get him.
 J. w. MoCONAUGHEY.
 LifNe Rock, Ark, July 2a. 1r6O
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02

OPDYKE AND EMANCIpATIoN.-George Op. dyke is elected MAYor of NEW York; great triumph, indeed and still greater if the follow ing be true-a single selection from several columns of abuse which appear in New York Herald !" All those who desire that the Union army shall inscribe upon their banners the war cry of emancipation had better vote Opdyke for mayor; but such of our citizens as are anxious for a restoration of the Union will give Opdyke wide margin on election day and vote for some other man for mayor.'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

Rev. N. 7. GRAVES. A. M- l p
 Rev. Dr. F. F. SCIfEIFLER- rA''
 Assisted by full corps of able and experienced Teachers ruSHE above named Principals respectfully s N inform their friends, patrons and the .STs&%ssSs public generally, that the next session of this fS Institute will commence the 1St Monday ID <1ses% SA SrptemJer, 1861. Gratefully acknowledging fs the very liberal patronage they have hitherto enjoyed they now re affirm that effort shall be spared render the Institute all that it's generous supporters may desire The most thorough training will be given in all branches of complete English Eucation Mathematics Modern and An ceut Languages will be taught fur in any coege and in de artment of Music. Painting Drawing, etc. teachers of the highest qualifications will be employed The government of this Institute is characterized by the utmost kindness; the of proprey and individual sponsiby will be appealed to rather than fear of punish
 and the moral training receives unremittng attention Tuition will be charged the time of entrance the of the No deductions for tuition except for proracted illness The scholastic year is divided into two sessions Fl weeks each The Institute will embrace three departnents-the Pri nary, Junior and Senior.
 For terms and particulars apply to the Pricnipas.
 TitlIe Rock .InlV 1. 1S6l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
S2O0 RlWARDt EfNy, ina Nf.1rg7 avar

NN SATURDAY, June 10th, a. O 1860, MT. William Standley liv-s ing about ] miles south Of Hickory ESg Plains Prairie county was brutally uur- Eeg41 1ered by his slave, JeG. Said negro {Y @ immediately fled. He is a bright nid- N 3 Iatto, has an Indian appearance; } feet Gs4S2 10 inches high; spare built; can read; ba 5'otche3 on his checks. When he left he Hld bar Of iron attached to his ankle, and had marks of lately being whipped; weighs about lJ5 pounls; abou: 2S years old.
 The above reward will be paid for the 4pprehen- sion of said negro.
 It is supp. 5ad tIat he has made his way to tie Indian country or to free State A4dgcss
 ELIZABETH STANDLEY. August g, 1860. tf Eictooy Plains
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
NOTICE.

ywT AS committed to tbe Arkansas Penitentiary yas
 SS the sheriff of Pulaski county, on the let ot Es Novan,lar lS6l a certain Negro Man. calling his nnm" & J. hn Said negro is ahout 4 years old, of black A-e. color feet nine inches in height has pop eyes and an pediment in his speech.
 He is the property Of stephen Barefeld who resides Vickshurg Miss and if not taken away at the expiration VI '"V ''"''' 4. J. WARD.
 De. 1S6l 12m. Ecaper ef Plaj,E'j0ry.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
S25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscri- o-ze-ex I } Der, at Magnolia, Ark, on inc 10th s of February, 1861, a ancgro man Sanco, N3 ' aged 25 years, large and stout boy, of IsAa dark complexion, between 5 and feet high, says he was raised in the Seminole V 3 Nation, and 1 think he well be likely 10 2ss= try and get back. I will give the above reward for the delivery of said boy in any jail where can ee, him. JAMES WILLIAMS
 March '. l8Gi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02

The stage driver arrested at Oxford, Miss, for robbing the mails, is named Ely and is cousin to the federal congressman Ely, lately exchanged for Mir. Faulkner. "Blood will tell
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
NOTICE

f G,tOHNITTFD to tho Arkansas Pauant2ry by EA GJ jaicr of Jackson county certain Negro Man, IS calling himself LOUIS. about feet inches high otf f
 black color light bud about ? years old, owner un S known.
 9h said negro will be sold at the expiration oi tNo if not called for by the owner 4. J. WARD.
 nc a lSGi l2m Keeper of PeEfttpGQIy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Mississippi, 0uachita and Red River Rail
 road


 By request we publish the following ex' tract from the late report of J. T. Elliott Esq, President of the II. o & k. R. R. R., viz:
 If the object of the convention, in inter- fering with our land grant, was to procure means therefrem for war purposes, they made most egregious mistake. In the first place, they by their interlerence' retara ed an enterprise that even with Zo mics Ill operation, would have been of almost n- calculable benefit to the State at large, and especially the southern portion of our State, in the way of transportation through the Mississippi bottom, during the war; far greater relief than the small sum realized from the sale of the lands Fay about twenty thousand dollars year) would have been. Again the building and Yuttmg Tn operation of twenty miles of the Road, would have double and treble the sale of other public lands, lying contiguous to the Road, and now owned by the State, and lands too, that in all probability ;never will be entered, until your Road is in operation We will now part with the convention for awhile, to give our interview and its re- suits, on our application to the governor, for deed to said lands.
 On the 8th day of November, 1861 l made application in writing, to Gov. Rec tor, for deed to the swamp laads in the Champagnolle District; at the E ame time tendering him a certificate of stcek tor the full amount, at which said lands are esti- mated by the Auditor, to which applica- tion, received the following reply:
 EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
 Little Rock, Nov 9th, 1861.
 S1R:-'In reply to your communication of yesterday, requesting deed for the lands granted to the Mississippi, Ouachita and Red River railroad, by act of the gen. eral assembly approved l6th of January last, I have to inform you that by ordi- nance of the State convention, adopted 2oth May. 1861, the said lands situated in the Champagnolle district, were appropriated as part of the revenue of the State, for mll- itarv purposes; the said ordinance deelar' ing that the proceeds arising from the sale thereof. shall constitute 8 truS.tund, sub feet to be appropriated by the general as sembly, etc. etc. The convention thus 'de- facto'' exercising legislative functions have imposed restraint upon executive action, which forbids the execution of the deed ap- piled for. Besides by the act aforesaid granting the lands subscription of the stock by the Governor is required, as precedent act to invest the company with incohate title,l or equity, the legal rights remaining in the State, until the deed was passed as prescribed by law. Tho commu- nication presented, with copy of this re- ply will be placed on file, in the State de partment, for future reference, in any ac- tion hat may be taken by the parties in terested. The certificate of stock being here with returnel.
 Very Respectfully,
 II. NJ. RECTOR,
 Gov of Arkansas,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Family Grocery Store.
1000 Acres of Choice Cotton L
 Sale

l,0Oo Acres of Choice Cotton Land loE
 Sale.
 GITUATED on the north side of tho D Arkansas river and has front ot one mie; six miles below Lewisburg, Conway county, with eighty acres ina high state ol cultivation, and hundred more well daaacHed, with a good frame dwelling and good ut-hou>es, good well of never failing water, etc, and the best O. range foNsJoek, summer and winter Any person wishing o pur- chase would do ve to examine my laud before purchasing elsewhere. For terms apply to J4s. NJ. Gordon, at Lewisburs or the undersigned on the pemises. HARRIS ChOSo. Nav g, l8Gl tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02

EA G. FONES, manufacturer of Tin, Copper Sheet Iron EEe and Zinc Wares, has opened shop opposite S H.
 Tucers Main and Markham streets, where he will keep constantly hand complete assortment oi tho above variety of Cooking and parlcr stoves Fancy
 ananed and pressed Wares wholesale and retail Particular attention paid to REPAIRING and oB Gutierng Roofing Steamboat work done on short lowest possible rates for cash Feb D. oO y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
Runaaoay Negroes.
uoTICE

4 G-toMMTTTFD to the Penend1ry on tbe 18th eH-e- NJ day of November, Isfl a certain negro e z S95 D Man, calling his BIiI. about [ fet iu-I S'Ft1 ches in height of black color, about 2S years E N old. He says he belongs 10 some man living EAssA= near Memphis, Tenn. fY %S
 The owner is requested to come forward com S zs2S ply with the law and take him away. or lie will a aS be sold at the expiration of two years to pay Ez@~ the charges. A. J. WARD,
 Dec D. 1861. 12m EeeFer of TY,itsHtirrV.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
GEO. 4. HUGHES.

E c. RAY Merchant Tailor and dealer in Clothing, eS Gents Furnishing Goods, Chilrens Clothing Hats Cars etc etc. Markham street, next door to j. Hawkins Tittta Rocl Ark ,Juy 27 lS60
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-02
PUBLIC LAND SALE, ~f.ho ryI,arolcaa Reserve. ill Pope County.

or IlC GMGIOIAo0 wN N rsanoe of tho provisions of ordinance Of the con H a,tion apnroved on the 27th day of May A. D. lS0I inc undesigncd Register and Receiver of the land once ~ CIaksyiIla for the CaTksye land district VII oeI i 4 +I l,ast bidder for cash in hand the whole CT te Cberokee Reserve the county of Pope at the nou m the Illinois bavou on the Arkansas rlver contlns n Z nd crc5 of land; and will he offered Tn quanti tio in Ieca subdivisions of eighty acres as near 5 eau M a +ba FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, A. U looz, at the 1anG ofira in the city of Clarksville.
 Ind to be sold for less price than hve coafs per acre. Sale will commence at 2 o'clock and continue rom d tolav until all of said land is offered for sale
 dAy 'o-""1 ~ VIM. w. FLOYD, Register,
 Oct. 17--till1stJan'62 M KoSE' Receiver.