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TN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF THR
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice IL
hereby given to all pers, ps having claims against
ELIZABETH STANLEY, iato Of the City oil Nsv
York, deceased, 70 present the same, 18th vouch-
ers thereof 70 the Subscriber, at his residence, No.
62i Second ave, In the City OF New York, on or %
fore tho 18th day Of June next. Dated New York,
the 9Th day OF December, 1861.
MICHAEL HEALEY, Executor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. kconedy. Proprietor Of Keunedy's
Medical Discovery, will be st hIs once In Dods-
wor;hs Building 800 Broadway, opposite Eleventh
treet, Nay 10 IS II, 10, 20, III.
AL rlst are troubled with sCRoruLA are re-
quest,d 70 call.
All tha, are troubled with sALTRnBuN ere 70
auested 10 call
All ira, ar. troubled with ERYsPELAs are ~
questcd " call. -
All tbs, are troubled with CANKER are request
ed 10 call.
All that sre troubled with NURSING SORE
MOUTH are requested W call.
All that are troubled with sCALD HEAD are re-
quested 10 call -
AnnN are troubled with RISGwoRx are re-
euested 10 call.
All tia, are trorbled with HrMoRs IN THb
Eyes aud FiLM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT are
requested " call
Ar ,hs, ar. troubled With sc Ally ERuPrIoHs
on THE SKIN are r.quested ~ call.
All that are troubled With BOIL5 are requested
g. call.
All that are ,rou blei with RUNNING OF TIB
EARS are rcques,ed 10 call
Ailthst are troubled with FLYER sOREs are
requested " call
All that are troubled with PINPLEs ON Tn8
FACE are requested T. cal.
A. thst are troubled with JLCLRATED So21
LEGS are requested ~ call
A per'e cure is warranted in Every case, .rceps
when tho bones diseased. Advice Ia all cas- Q
gratis. myio Gii9
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The Cunyo.t RrpuI.e near Kichmopd. etc.

IA.iad,lpAiI, My l9.-Tho Bulletin con-
tsius the following additional iruia Fortress Monroe:
Tie repu!so " TIE ginhoais IL generally regard
ed a. a very s<ipus affair Ga the Naugatlck, II
were reported Killed 10y tho exp, sion of the gun.
Ia. boat made useless n. Int aud Was Withdrawn.
The Gtons was rlidlei with shots aui tic loss
IL supposed T. be heavy TIE Monitor WAS struck
repeatedly, but In said t. lie unin.urod.
AuGns are quiet N Norfolk. There have been
s'St, at,c.uIts Itely Va gsHssinntc Union soldiers
Yesterday az al 3.T occurred causing some UueAsl
ness Iul. Down, - thc 2Oth Indiana, stationed ~
r,rHinuuh, went ont Of town iu tho morning to
tKc ai4lo, "lou Afterwards his hurs. came INTO
town W.wid, WI a1 lie rider. II 10 feared the
Colonel h. killed. ur r,pt .rcd.
Bal; G,JTc MAY 10 1t il reported 10y the Old
Point luat that thv Ghltu. WAS ,uun.dprnl ~ dam
eted IA Nc upper wvrAsby tho p.uasins shots Of the
rebel batteries.
AnorHyg koooUNr
Washington, hdy ~. At the time Of ,hc pic,arn-
TN Il tlh dispatch, no Official dispatch lad been
! 7 cpiytd rc ardng CuirMudore Go'lsboroughE ,X-
, /. htu4 up tAe james River, bat tie iu.'uNins
. Ht.i ir no, 'rIn, from tue ENENiNG srAR AMI
~ 'o"c,s ,tis "sAty'd embrace tlo material
| ia .tH'
,o.4nolpe c.'d rough VIII accompanied by
| H. si'.u =. 'tr r4'ttlv .uus, aud tle edulOais
| DAcFt,A, MuIt.uta Rl Narlu.r't aud the tlg
| Znusye, NJ lhih mounted VS., II single gun. lie
found the frat 'v"'l battery 1T Dav'. Pain, desert
Cd. lhe r,pel Aas va" A., hl avs v,tr tLe battery
NJ Hardy" f..Ii - mes .o.,e Newl,rt News,
! e Commodore Co'i.horuul uWtyuCw 'thu range,
I al once shelled IT, and On receiving No rttvluss,
,nei lVl rccouno t,r'u-, landed "a Cove, Of m,rn,s
. ,... i.ul It Il serted, aud most - ~ guns ~,
P mHuat.1. Tir.u!h a solitary inh"ntrt lIthel
WI, t,,re, lie a-ccrtdned that on tnc lrr' ,os We'd
nt-la ut Is ate garrison oil sOO rebel ,'Seuat
't!u
4. ten rroccedca ~ the river, finding at o.
Wt., r,l". attl. q, tween IlHrdys Point, Pa
Ha-.rNad Jamestown dvsrrted, with thoiI GU
po-, s. d''m",ut.i and rrril, red temporarily use
!rs. It, tovs m, - ul securing all the Ordnsne
thu ..t rs tAc Iv.t.H
Near hometown 10 me, tho division Of MI
souGdrou tAal had previously gonn up tho river
u.ieI Commander john nlguIR and learned ia
history of the day before NJ Port Darling, and GlS
of Tire bpIsruy 81 the S'u'atu'ks large gun an
~ eva uatlou - tho rebels q, Ill their foriilca
lions unl batteries belox Fort Dar.ins, suppose
h. have taken ace ca the previous "Wednesday
|, ! night.
Wien last heard from on Friday, Commoior
Golihburough was continuing his progress wit
| most VI hus squadron W the river above James
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~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or THE
4 - re at OH. County o.. New lrrk, ngt'oi 10
H. Nv s,S,- to- lrr-Hns having cIaifAa o .i.ise
HANNAH ASHFORD, ,stc - the & ~ OF NV
Ysik, IL tsro rr"sr't the same, VITA v0lca,
g., th.rou,. t,I : .crp.ig. a the residence 81
ii-foit i.a,rcua , NJ. 90 Ilri.fy street, In ses
~ 4 Nv Y rl,. on l fss tne Y1st lay ot g. p.
t,irbor next. D,tod Nv York, tho 18Th day Of
Ma, y. t-6t.
nrultrRr LAWRENCE, r,s.,..
JACOB 4 MEsIkNNELT, 4
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Port Society
The AIN Anniversary Of tho soceiy hr Prom =
Ing the Gcspel sinoug scainen in tie Port Of Nav
York, usually ca Id
THE PORT SOCIETY,
will te celebrated At tie A'tdcmy q Music on
"Wednesday cvruin., May 2is', 1852, at ~ 0clo1 L.
Interest nS sldresses may ho expected from eIs-
ngilished naval u GERS .cimen aud Others among
them sailor Of the frisatc Ccr.re--.
Singing Wy tho choir Of to Mariner, Church, ~.
der the direction of Prof ssor Geo. W. Pcttt
Music by the band Of The U. Z. shY North Caro-
lima
A collection will be taken W.
Cspt. Bogg, of the varuns, and other nsvsl
heroes ofhe asissirri will be preeent. myGcss'
a. %. ~. No. IA special meeting Of
the above order will be held at Mlinau Isli cor.
Of 10th At AMI AZ ave, On this tTlessyl evening,
MAY 20tli, at Y o'ruck AZ business o.. imru-taucs
4 u he trtnsa tel. By order oi fA1 HiCk RIsLY,
President ROGER rkiMNi.l- s''rotary. lts
4 special Meeting of No. -, A. u. w.,
will bc hold At SMITH III, cor. Of iyth st. and ~
order Z PATRICK sAITlI. Pat; trGENh
/ ! EtGAN, Scc'y. ufy2l -s'isA
No. II. 4. o. B-The ufic-r, and meri.
! spic q. f,.'t.f - trlo. ifI, or. 2'l - ans 81
/ ave. ca ii., a. nit' !,..f t.t 10 "a Jcl,e-,
/ 1s tle't 1.' ness o., '.'i rf. u.. .. e. r. ID.
| iiy o-'c- - a. uH REILLY, Pea G.'\Ia!cK
/ ~. 30 ". 81. .''' ~
Nr,.cr i meeting "i the sior:.hoid. ~ oI
/ ~. 't..,o ii'u %, II meek on a., glth inst
To-. \ u. fog t-c ,...ttr " ~ ~ - ,1r en-
SUM y,er. J's. 7. t'Gii'H. prc-.I,n'. ".y4 ~
Cloiblrg.
! III" largest 7t..'., to pc't ryc', The loves,
p.i,., aud t.f lrtt acv - buy. Please call and
examine io' connective. at
+ nArpwINs,
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rrlhm G. poRFMUs, Administrator.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or THU
/ surro.s,c Of the Count Of New York, notice 4
hereby given &. al persons having CLAIMS aeinse
GEDRDE LEWIS, lati ofths city Of Neg York, dss
ceased, pres ut the same, witt voachers hereots
stree me rIly Of New Yolh, ON or be.or. We -
d.y of April next. Dated, Sew YORK, tie 8VtA 31kl
GEORGE LEWIS ill,
AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND,
EseculoraA
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II PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF THR
1 s.riu. At 90 tao County ul N'w SoIk, notice 70
..cr.ty .'ypu g. AL p'rsais having claims Gga.nsA
DANlD LNtsS, 1t o. tue Cay u W York, de.
totr ; lu,si.s "a lls rridcLce, 22e West l.th
~. In tie Cits col New lra, On or betore Me ~
lny July u.Nt DATED, Srw York, tbs s'th dsy
Of Decou nrr, -.
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The remains Of Lieut.. rross' OF CO. 1, als' rogl
,uu., X. Y. :. ", who fell CALAMITY offending his
cause a, the battle Of " ..!!amsbursh, Va, arrived
~ tn city last eSeun5 by tie Caladen snd Am0'y
Ea.lroad.
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Tho largest stn.'., to uc,t styles, the lowed
pfi,., aud o., lrtt o. ac- - buy. Please call .nd
eigm mine irt yogrsu.vt'. at
+. ~. DALbWISs.
al5T-'lol n. .0grd I Dovsry.
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On o.rW.'i vtl t.f.ala sno, 4 Of tho
l'.t .'..l, o., Oh. car sun' 'lts rrpuls'd on
Jau. EN.r Wcrp'h.h {, on account 81 she
t.c..rl ut,r,.. ~ ia tbs NV specie. Of YES
t,,. N4.,h l. in. nlrl 70 bee a suhmerrcl bnt-
'o,y ,r,ra,cl o. "'Guc .. t. '-.l pli. pies as
III l.~.e Ole ia process otu ..' ion by Mr
SuSrN,. a. n.b,lci, OF wA.l.... ..lcni,d to
bc woi"uG model.
HE lA.er account. r'niy,l| t'u,vil u.
pglsc on Jane river, iiic .tc +, A. very De-, re
the liycr having Teen obstructcl at lurt Dai-
linz, the point on the river--ahout seven miles
below Richmond Il which the disaster to the
Nau,a,uch occur and our vessels, which
were Brought in .cl.it 'ly bono .th tho heavy
rur, Of tie enemy, situlteI on a high bluF on
III, hank Of th' river, received considerable
damage. The tor. may he captured By flank
IA.Ncm,ni 81 the Land forces, but will o,hyrwise
ferlousl, impede the ~ rcs, Vi tho fleet, lincc
tie erhoIts caaant {, waite their gums suili
r:op,ly to iua.t .o..,us damage upon the rebd
i.r,.Ltat!,Is.
LATER.
Since iie Ghovc Wa written, We have re-
coivcd additional details Of Commodore GoLps-
hol uGns movements on James river, by
N,.cl it VIII be- seen that he las rot been pre-.
vented Icy thci.pu. from taking active stops
Co :, cure the irnne .Ia.c reduction q. Fort Darl-
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New York city Library Assoc,stiou--AlI
persons having claims sruinst tie above Association,
will present them. with tho proper vouchers TO ths
undersgued on or before June Let, 1862; a'so
members holding books belonging TO the Assoc
citation viii return q en- g. ISAAC II. MOORE.
Treasurer, Oh Wet st or 20 Jane ST. New York.
Nay lg'h, lSo!' uy.1 2s'io'
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4 special Meeting Of No. -, A. u. w.,
will le ho At SMITH. Ii,. cor. Of yth st. and ~
order 4 PATRICK sAITlI, Pr, T.; ruGESh
IEECAN. S,.'v trt.uf. 81 80.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
a e. a k ID

HAVING this day recorveyed 70 Nr. ".
4 WIoEBERG the Store House. Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the same are situated
IN Washington, together with the Stock OF
Merchandise remaining on hand, recently pur-
chased of him, and also assigned to him nv
Books If accounts for Merchandise sold. and
Ill Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
put of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vested with all the right title, claim or interest
which | may have derived from him in and to
said Storehouse, Warehouses and Town Lots
md Merchandise on hand. and he alone is
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
IN my name at the mercantile establishment
conducted for me b. said Wiseberg
JOEL D. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark. Dec u 1861. 5G-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02

10 ut must be the work of the prescott
IivIng. active, energetic young generation
Upon u. 10 part, dev.lres this great, this
hoiy dnfy; upon uS. IN part, rests the
grave responsibility of freeing noble rlce.
~ establishing and periccriny frec gov
erHmenr, Of guarding and protei,iGy these
institutions handed DO a n To u bv an hp-
nJred ancestry, which ARE. ever must, ani
ever wi, b. tile OILS safeguards. thn o.
'iutiian columns by waich 70 uphold that
IaiF temple N J. berry being erected hs,
meath the bllmy skies III our be.Dyel
SputH. BIT should fite iufn against our
ar,ls we are d1rm=d an. di-honort
rage Onr hlrty homes wplld brcnmc
'ie>'late, our smliin. fields sinking be
meath the weight Of plenty would bacJ ne
4 prey ~ Iitr bIrhlriIn hurie, nur lu- Nh
valleys, oiIr broad aud fertile plains would
bc marked by tie invaders uneTciie--
touch, onr peacefuli village, aGl hamie-
would b. destroyed, vur splendid ci.ie-
would 20 dawn Ia ruins, aud Ike Athens,
Tnebcs, and Palmyra, their gorgeous TEN
PIES would become home fIr the Wild
beast aud a hiding place for the midnight
owl and the swarthy bat.
II then becomes is az soldiers, patriots.
friends II do noble part aud IN taking
our farewell look, heaviDr our last sigh.
and perhaps shedding our last tear with
YOU forever, We promise You never t. stain
this sllken sheet with dishonor. Its fair
fold, wrought by still flirer hands. VIE
ther 10 the quiet camp, 0r the tented field,
or uufIried amid the smoke anl dust OF
battle shall ever checr V. ana guide u %
d victory Or death Whether in tie fiji
gid regions OF tie North, ur beneath lie
soft bright skies Of our own dear South.
We will ever lcuk M il Is 4 sacred gift,
as rich iegacy, bcqueathed To u by those
We love aud honor. by those whom we %
to defend And Should il b dacrecd for
us ID return, We hope 10 come, returning
this beautiful aud treasured memorial o.
your PATRIOTS y aud your llvc, if not
adorned BY the girlanGs of victory, at
least covered with iesjin npliais OF many a
hard fought battle aud without single
blut vi lr>nn1uT. That 4hUlli 1T ~ our
destiny, like thousands Of our brave cpun-
rrymeu wlo nUw sleep on the field of their
glory, in 30 down beneath the tide of war.
our fcnde,t hope shall he that his lovely
blnncr may wave victoriousiy. triumph
lutly forever, whilst the wild fin nser.
Bloom aul TILE winter Winds chant mourn.
fnl reqJiems over our graves.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
Eotice IS Hereby C. ven.

THAT at a sale II land for the non,,avpan,
| of taxes due thereon, held at the court-
house door in the town of Washington in tho
county OF Hampstead. and State If Arkansoo
pursuant to n lawful notice given by the As
sessOr AMI Collector Of Taxes of said county
and in conformity with the laws OF the State
of Arkansas. on the second Monday in March
\. d. 1856. Cit being the tenth day of said
monthl the following described tracts or parcels
of land were struck off to the undersigned. To
wit: The north east quarter Of section three
~ the west ha t Of the south west quarter of
section two, ~ and the east half of the south
east quarter OF section three, (3) all in town
ship eleven, (il) south Of range twenty-five
tz2) west. containing three hundred and twenty
acres. situated in said county OF Nemps; s;end
and listed and assessed for tlxa.iou in the
name Of |. L. Moore; which said lands were
purchased ny the undersigned for the aggrega te
amount of the taxes, peatlty. costs aul charges
due thereon fnr the year 4. D. 1855, amount
ing t. the sum os seven dollars aud eighty
eight cents. AMI are now held by the uEdcr-
signed 10y deed Of conveyance. bearing date
the 18th day Of February, 4. D. 1856, duly
executed By tue assessor and collector of taxes
of Hampstead county. 10y authority vested in
him by the laws of Arkansas.
Now therefore notice is hereby given TO all
persons who may be concerned, or who can set
up any right, title or claim to the above de-
scribed tracts or parcels OF land so purchased
as aforesaid, in consequence of any informality
irreguaIity or illegalty connected with such
sale. or for any cause or defect whatever
That in conformity with the act OF the Lcgis-
lature of the State of Arkansas in relation to
TAX Titles" approved Sd November, 1886,
the undersigned will apply to the Circuit Court
of Hcmps tead county at court TO be holden
1t the cour t. ouSe in the town of WASHINGTON
in said county, ou the third Monday of May,
IS62. for the confirmation Of title in and tu
said tracts or parcels Of land. purchased a.
Aforesaid; md all persons are hereby notified
TO appear at said time and place and show
cause, if any they can, why tie tit.e to said
auds should not be confirmed according to
1w.
d. < Y. BLOCK.
Feb. 10. 862. 90
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
TSle state OF Arkansas. :

Iile state OF ARKANSAS.
COUNTY or HENr-TEAn.
In the Hampstead Circuit Court in Chanccry,
November Term, continued TO ] lth Decem
Der. 1861.
Benjamin b. Boho and Louisiana
IL virc, C.@pFE.
rs. Petition for Partition AMI accounts.
nenbon Moren. Francis NcCown
ana l.ucetta his wife, Travis ".
Norcn. Ambrose :. Moren.
James Cclum and Lu1ecy his
wife. Erastu- Wren anil Lunet-
+, hts wife. Hosea Robertson
and Mary Adeline his wife, and
Joel c. Moren. DJ'tf.
GAME the said Co.ap'aiuants by their solic-
Il irors and fled their Bill hereil. as also the
afFidavit of the said complainant, Benjamin B
Bobo. and it appearing TO the Court that said
bill exhibited aga n,t the said Reuben Moren
rs the joint guardian of the said Louisiana
Bobo, and Indiana Meren now deceased is for
the settlement of his said guardianship of said
complainant. L0isiaua BobO and intestate ln-
diana. and for partition of the estate of the
said Louisiana Bobo and Indiana Moren. and it
appearing from the affidavit Of the said COM
plainant Bobo. that the said defendants Travis
". Moren, Ambrose s. hloren. Erastus Wren
and Luuetta his wife. Francis McCown and
Iucetra his wife. are Don-residents of the
State of Arkansas.
1t is thel lefore ordered by the Court that
unless the said non-residents be and appear
before this Court on or before the fourth day of
the next term thereof, plead or answer to com
plainants' hill, that the allegations ana charges
therein contained will be taken as confessed
and the prayer thereof deereed accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy o:' this
ORDER be published IN the Washington Tclt-
graph, ne s-paper published in th, county of
Hampstead, by four successive weekly inssr-
tons, at least thirty days before the next term
Of this Court, till which time THIS cause is con
tiuued.
Copy from the Record.
TEsTE: SIMON 7. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
, The TravegaE13 Public
NOTICE.

WAS cornmitted to the jail of Pike 2
county, Arkansas, on the Both day Of s.
December, 1861, Three Negro l&
YES. who say their names are BEN, DICK
PALA, and that they belong to Jefferson
y, OF Ashley county, Arkansas. and say
LETT him about five months since The
|ro man Ben, supposed to be about twenty
years Of age, about five feet in height, OF
II color. The hoy Dick supposed to be
Fteeu years Of age, about five feet in height,
lopper color, an has a scar above his eyes
nearest the right eye; also scar on his
? knee. Aud the boy Pala is supposed To
!aoout fourteen or fifteen years Of age, of
PER color, about four and half feet in
l-t' and has a scar on or near his left eye.
/ owner of said Slaves is requested to come
S3F1 prove property, pay charges and take
u segroes away or they will be dealt with
] LIE law directs.
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff.
II "N h. SNEDLEY, Jrior
q Pike county, Atkonsas.
pce' 81, 1851. 52-6ms.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
IA II A Hs

I AN now prepared to keep constantly on
L hand fresh supplies of MEAL. sufficient III
accommodate ail citizens who will appreciate
the necessity am under of selling strictly for
cash.
A. B. COX.
Washington. April ,. 1862. 12-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
NOTICE.

HNHE Chairman of the volunteer Aid Com.
L mittees" of each Town>hip of Hampstead
county are requested to meet at the Court house
on the first Monday in April. Each Committee
is hereby requested to ascertain a. nearly as
practicable aud sen up by their Chairman the
number of destitute families in their Township,
in order that prompt relief may be afforded,
and a systematic plan adopted Tor the future
A. Is. WILLIAMS, Judge g. C.
and Chm. Central Committee.
March 19, 1862. l0-2
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
n NssTEsE,

4 IL those for whom ne advanced gold and
a silver in 1860. 81 and 80 are Informed
that they can now pay il back in cotton. wheat
and war bonds at the market price deliver ri to
us in this place; and that the books Of Will
Hams Logan must be closed posit vely in
short time Also that all gools remaining in
store are at the risk Of owners. apI must be
Jaken away or they will be snll far charges
W. T. II. WILLfANiS& X Co
Camden, March u 1862 lost.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
"a d F e. e .

Df resolution and order Of the f7i7i.s--s=; =s=.-=,
ID Board of Directors of the Mis- -
siSSippS. GuGCElita and asess Es5yeT
Railroad COMPANY. of November nth.
1861, | am authorized to sell any lands situ
ated in the Champagnolle Swamp Land Dis
trict (sold or granted to said Company bv an
act of the General Assembly of the State OF
Arkansas approved fth day OF January. 1861 J
Said lands to be sold Mt price not less than
two dollars per acre, and to receive in payment
therefor, Bonds or money Of the Confederate
States of America. and War Bonds or Trcasur,
Warrants of the State of Arkansas and to eve
cute deeds TO purchasers. al persons having
presumption claims upon any of the said land.
are hereby notified that If said Chains are not
redeemed within ninety days from this ds e.
their rights under their pre- empt!cn will be
forever barred.
JAS. THGS. ELLIOTT.
Pres NJ. o. Il r. R.R. GO.
Camden Nov %. 1861. t--tr
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
e ,tice.

fINHh law partnership heretofore cxistiu :
L between the undersigned is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons in
dehted to us will please come forward and
settle with James X Young. who viii wind IN
the unse ttled business OF the firm.
JAMES K. YOUNG.
JOSIAH W. THOMAS,
All persons having business with me indi-
vldu My VIII call on 'ames Mcdaniel or Jas
n loung, who are hereby authorized tn settle
the same during my absence.
JOSIAH w. THOMAS
March %, 1882. l2-2
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
NOTICE.

10 the Stockholders of the L. A &, n
Naoieation Cowpaay:
4 T the solicitation of numerous stockholders.
n | will defer the commencement of the work
to some future time. The call will not be re-
quircd to be paid at the time mentioned. Our
State is now invaded. Every man will be re
euired to be at his post
c. NJ. HERVT, President
March 18th, 1862. O.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
NG GEEGS,

| Ii those know ng themselves indebted to
i DIR. James a. Williams are earnestly re-
4nesied TO make some arrangements for the
iquida ion Of the same. Their accounts and
notes can bn found At his residence. during his
absence the frontier
Washington, March ; 1862 S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02

An extensive gua factory has been
set ia operation at Holly Springs, Miss
Contracts have beeu entered into to supply
the Government with $4,000 guns 10
short time. .
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
0TEI,E

DURING my absence in the army, W. W
~ Andrews, Esq is Gully authorized 70 act
as my agent. Those knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call ON him and settle
the same
L. DOTMAN.
Washington. March 19, 1862 1913
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
Hasss. 4. VI. gsEaCEz.
RESIDENT ARTT T.

W asnlDgton, Arkansas.
Is prepared to furnish Portraits IN oil. from
life or amhr1typcs. liile sizr) in the hes. style
Of TIE At. and wauoutcd ia faithtuucss Of
ropE"~"Eivti n also. Paa.ar i-turc> in ujl or
N"uaeH"matic. nj low prices. Portraits OF de-
ceased sol lers taken IL 50 ecch Terms cash
B.-fhose wishing work t. her line are
invited to c.l!as The residence of Rev. b. b.
BIaeS. ANA ezrminc specimens.
Jan. -, 1862. 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
NOTICE.

FNHE undersigned offers his services to the
= public in obtaining Deeds from the State
oi Arkansas for Lands sold by the Federal
G"Ternmeut prior to 9Th May. 1861. anl not
patented mp to that time. Also, Deeds for
swamp Land entities made either with scrip OF
Money.
THCS. ". SIMNS
n. B.-AlwayS found at the Register Once.
Washington, Ian 4. 1852. 53-tf %
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
NOTICE..

4 Ii notes and accounts due DR.. II. L. Nelson
"A are this day placed in the hands of MIR.
John ~. Smith for settlement. All persons TO
whom he is indebted Will please call upon Mr..
Smith during his absence to the army and
m Ike such arrangements as their claims will
admit of.
Washington, March 26th. 1862 il-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-02
For EssFc

A y excellent EsricA-z1 yer. lie will
"A he hired by the job. by the day. by the
month, or by the year. Apply to me nt Spring
Hill.
TH0S. BRANDON.
Jan. 8. 1862. 52-tf