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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June l0.--The President
has sent message to Congress, saying It is
desirable that such legislation as may be
necessary to carry the Seward-Lyons treaty
for the the suppression Of the slaue trade IN
to effect shall be enacted as soon as may
comport with the convenience OF Congress.
The Navy Department has received dis
patches from which it appears that Com
mander Prentiss, of the Albatross, recently
sailed up the interior waters OF South Caro-
lima to Georgetown. He crossed the bar on
the 2lst with his own vessel and the Nor
wich, Lieut.. commanding Duncan, and en-
tered Winyan Bay. After passing. some
small deserted redoubts near the lighthouse,
an extensive fortifcation was observed on
South Island, with apparently several large
guns guns mounted, which turned out to be
0ouaEers. y This fort was found desert
ed. aD4''' J,
| Another deserted forti6cation was found
ON Cat Island on the 22d. He stood up the
Ebay for Georgetown, entered Swampy Greek
and steamed past the city wharves. Not DO
ing prepared to hold the place, he abstain
/ ed knowing that contest with the ARTILLERY
and cavalry in the place would compel him
to destroy tho town. He afterwards ascend
ed the Waccuraom river to point ten mile
above Georgetowny throughIs tine country
and meeting no resistance. lie brought OIL
eighty contrabands s 4iissas, ssl )
The rebels we're leaving their plantation,
and driving their neagoas before them IA el
.lld c.li aeasJ so S2IPI{2O 81 =
/, One hundred ana ifty nine rebel prisor
srs erinciaaAy Of the Georgia Iigers au'
A9f5th iVirFnia Regiment, icaptared rt
Gently at Front Royal, were brought her
to- day and trausfsrtcd to the Provost (iuar9
by wnoa they were escorted to the VI
Capital military prison. III ,T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
.NcOfiCe.

an THE Goth DAY or MAY, A. D. tsG2, the Pro
" baie Court OF belmont County, Ohio. declared th'
estate OF Thomas b Price, deceased To be probably IN
solvent Creditors are therefore requred 10 lhe
claims against the estate the undersigned for allow
ance within six months from the time above mentioned
or they will no, be entitled TO payment ,,.reo>,
Administrator OF iho,nas b. Price, deed.
June g. ls62-5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
Special
Master Commissioners Sale.


Jacob Grove BY yiRiuB, ,,ss Of az frso, n a. o.
Isaac ). o'Nei et al cDur Of Common Peas Of Bel
county. Ohio wil se.l, on
Monday, june "a, 1862,
OF the front door " cour House. in said couny be
tw cen ths hours Of 10 o'cock A ~ and o'clock, p.
n. u raid day. the following Raal Es'aie, " WI
AltUs the county oi Belmont and sisie Of Ohio
AMI bting 20 much of ths pferniset a. s known es DC
Cufirlnsiiani Farm above beaits ~ ssttons ~. ~
aS and b. End being oil the Land Wer II sbs line sod -
B.niAihin u A,su a. lies North Vi tie Cenfal Oio Raj
NonI 10 tn p VI edge u ,hc hi 5n tad tract and BE-
ing ks1wn NJ the eOs snd which cos hank u nos
ouen Said premises contain twenty seres nofs or ss
win the pnyeet end right OF tgkug out NE coal by On
sj 90 lie s, OF ,i,e Delv sen ls sail Pennington al,
Alton Of ib- lend heretoiyfe dseoed 10 bD bu' 90 as 70
TO eject Of with tie soil Of eAflis sofiaeS 10
fsnnIng " aEnculufal purposes
Appraised sl S1iH d, = a,
Tefds.- 81 100 cash. Il he properly shall 5el for ths
amount. S.O- VI the balance ANY, Apfil la lSoJ, an
the taisBee, II any APRIL ~ .,,,v
Special Master CornrnISsioDer.
May 2o 1862 81 "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
alew Advertisements.
N Office.

N Office.
THE aSth DAY OFMAY, A. d. ses'
" The Probate Cour OF Belmont County. Ohlo, de-
rod The estate Of Joel Dawson deceased to ba probn
bly insolven Creditors therefore required to pre-
sent their claims against the estate To the underSshed o
allowance within six months FROM tho. time above men
TONED, or they will not be entitled to payment
CHALkLEN DAWSON,
Administrator OF Joel Dawson, decd.
June 6, 1s62--5w
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Wanted.

ru,O uORROW -Sl OOO for from 3 to years, at
| per cent interest. payable annually Mortgage oil
incumhcred Real Estate given for security ,,...
Apply Al this Office "'-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

AYERS
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy cure Of tho following oomplsIss1
serofaia and serofuI ous Affections, ,sush
Pimpies, pS.tsis., Bioseass, sslS
Blains, and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, eth Juus, 1seA
J C. Arn Co. Gents: ! feel II my duty - q
Having inh~ited seronlous infection. have suffered
out in Ulcers on my haud. aud arms; sDmsiinss I
turned inward and distressed at the stomach I've
years ago 1t btoke my head and covered my soHp
and ears with one sore which painful and loathssns
besond description tried many medicines aud esvsrtl
physirsus but without much RELIEF fum ay thing y.
read 10 tile Gospel Messenger that had prsparsd
alternative tssr-apsrilia for knew from your rpufs
ton that any thing you made be good ! ssnt 70
Cincinnati and got IL and us-d till it cured took
it, you sdvise small ds-es cf tesspoonfni ever
mon IN. almost bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began TO frm under the sesb, which stsr
while fsl Oh. Ny skin Is now clear, and know By my
can veil believe that feel what saying when tell
you that hold you be of the apostles VI The asS
anu 'sD''H '''' ' ALFRED n. rALLrY.
letter and salt Rhe am, scafd Aeads
/ RIsgworin, sore Eyes, Dropsy.
II Dr.. Robert NJ Pr-bls writes IRON saienl Ne Is -
Sept. leJs, that he has cared an invstsen -
DTepsy which threatened 10 ternnais fatally, ~ -
porseverng nse Of our sarsap@'iIa and also saaneso
Adh9Hdt hryfip~ds ny hu uss Gcsos o w sses' ~
he cures tho common E'uItions by u constantly.
Bronchoeeie, Gottre or swsnea 49,.
Zstulou Sloan of Prcs,ect Tsxas, wfcs Three bsh
ties OF YOUR sars.parIa cured frcsu Goars- Nd
eons swelling on the neck, which had snrsrsa Hs@
? two years."
T,eucorrI,ms or whites Ovarian Tum0~;
Ta.rt,,. Irrcs..ai..,, EsnaIe niseaAAa.
Al 80, o.. -I...
Dr. y u. 'hahning' oI NeN io'k Wy, 49, =
most eiieeFinily comply win Tue re,est o yo' ssens
i:. !:.: ::s CT. ::::; {
OF The scrouinus uiasssis. nave eufeu 'sny
ate cases OF Ieneorfbosa by T. ana some wnsfe we 9
plant was osnsed bJ Mesraf'cl o. the He,- IN, 49,
aon irelt was soon euteu. Notihus Nhh,n ny s"S"'
edge equals u for These female derahgemehu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
THINNING =

y ya, want repairing Of any kind IN hs TiNNln'
.,5s t.iN q N'''' f''N HUGH HARRIS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12

Tuesday, June II, ISG2,
nj the front door vi the Court House in the town ot st
Clairsvle between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. and
O'Clock, p NJ, oi said day, the following property, to
wit: -.
Living in the county Of Belmont and State oi Ohio be-
ing mart of the Southeast quarter OF Section 10. Town
ship Range beginning Tor the same at the Northwest
corner; thence East with the North boundary line l2ba
nrrrhes To stake on the West side OF Run; thence
south IQi West $50 perches To stake thence South y
deg East 81 "a perches stake on the South boundary
line OF said quarer thence with SAN ne West itEo,
nerchrs TO the Southwest OF said quarter; thence
North 100 perches to the place oil besinngi containing
1913 acres, more or less.
Appraised ut S2,si. ,ocu,,v
| Terms cash. r. LoChhhi,
Special Master Commissioner.
| May 10, 1s62.-Si SO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
SPECIAL
Master Commissioners Sale

MaSC6T JUINllIISSIUIIET s OdI6'
Wise Pusey Co. lRY yiBTCE ,,,, Gi an Order gnoa,
Jobn Hammond ct al the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Belmont county, Ohio, will sell, on
Tuesday, June II, 1864,
a, the from, door of The Cou House in the OF ST
Clairsvie in said county. between the hours OF ~
n and l. P ~. OF said day, tie following described
Real Estate, to wit: -.
Situate in the county OF Belmont and State OF Ohio
aud being the Southeast quarter OF Section No u Town
,hcrrirom n acres roods and II perches bounded al
follows beginning or Lie same al stake n me centre
of the Dies Bottom road; thence North 20 rods TO
stake corner 10 Samuel Day thence West DC 7-io rods
10 stake; thence Southwest 45t rods to stake IN h'
Dilies bottom road thence South ~ deg East 10 rods
10 locust tree thence East 10 rods TO aNstakc; thence
North s deg East2s rods d locust thence Soutl
s. deg East 5s.l rods To the place OF beginning.
Appraised at S3,s1O -
Terms cash r. LOCbahf'
Special Master Commissioner
| May Is. Isd2.-si 20.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-06-12
SPECIAL
Master commissioners Sale.
Tuesday. June II, Is62,

$ McNichol) pY VIRTUE OF an order OF sale
VS. ID to ME directed from the Court OF
n S. S,rahL J Common Pleas OF Belmont county
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Sherif's Sale.
SHERFFFvS S.aLE.

Henry Glass b. snIi - u. s2sci@s 2, ap or r.
Isabella Dixon. ct al the Court OF Common Pleas
Belmont County Ohio. will sell, on
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
TheClay family o

= The Clay family o entucky, are aOou' equally divided One son is "seces,;' another, Thos H. Clay: has aaccpted hn appointment from l hinc3lp,.as Minister to Nicaragua: :, {. - - gro what base uses mayswe come at isss.' Monticello, the former residence of fno"aS 'e.. fcrson, has been taken for smallpox hosptai: 7 - z EnvelYps are now made. with g hole, or window in the upper hand corner of the face. Tf,e stamp is put on the letter and is seen threns land tlis po,t office mark, being put oyer it, the letter always shows the date oi mai'i'' Wi'''c ''' cnvelop may be thrown away.
 .i--- Georgia has passed an act: declaring that, after the ffst day of January next, "iny person ct; zen of thd United States. who shall be found Within the limits of te State of Gesrga, shal | conviction, be puhished with death'
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
To, s. D, ANDERSON, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.

To DYE WooL BLACK WITHOUT CorrEkAs .--- Place in your kettle layer of walnut leayes then a layer of yarn, then layer of leaves, and another of yarn, and so on Gill the Kettle is ful pour on water till all is covered, and boil all day. The next morning pour off the liquor into another ves- sell and put fresh leaves with the yarn in layers as before, and pour the same liquor over it, and boil again all day Then hang the yarn in the air a few days; after which wash it, and it will be q fine black. ...,-.. ...., ..~ -- ..l~.,..... ii...'ji
 The walnut leaves should be gathered in the au- tunn, just as they begin to fall from the trees
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

N ". STURMssN Aactfdnser has taken tho Store No
 1A g. Main street. prmarly .occupedby Msssls feiio no.ley for the purpose of carrying General Auction and Commission Busines in sai its various t
 n t,s sne experence as Auctioneer faters hmssu TO Srs general satisfaction to a enrust their busi ness fo Ifs tafe. will lLop the most ssate such as Hcusehcid Furniture Dry aood Hardware
 cts Shoes Hats Caps, Watches. etc Also House LoIs roo.s, i1hrsec Carrapcs etc Store open and S Tr she Reception of goods of all descriptions E
 M RfiDcra cash advances made on sonsgnmenfs Snen ' s,.'9ct1sd =, 2. ..:. Rg ". sTunMAS lstfsness.
 ia U, 1aQG E
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Attention All.

rEsIfE MEDICAL PURyEI0B's Department Little Rock, Ark in need of the following he bs etc. nor the usc ef the army, which the following prices will be paid delivery to Dr. E. SILvERBERG, Nedica Purveyor Little Rock or to Dr. C. O. CUkTnaS the Chemical Laboratory, Philadelphia, Ark PTspns residing in disGts "heie they can be ed wifi please give their attention to cect
 sayiI Ihert!eAss ka clean ard vel
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

araenaOrinois erii xei liquors, arei heeeby revoked, aud declared yoid,evs hgc sJofrl
 Adopfed in Council. l2th December, 1852 o 2 1'9n' od' gnitA. JaSnff'TH,o City Recorder! '@ g TA9fH0vEDa 2ths December lS62i '1om 9f5 io s1 1o sns owt soi ssWm- h.. sAsHLEH Mayorsi r ,l';7 EXTRACT FROM RECORD. DD..' Eo "oa o
 Rssplps4 That cppy of an grainaaafe, this is day PasSsf, op the subject of grpesFes be furnished Immediatety to Lieut.. Gen. Holmes, and that he IS hereby respectfully requested to have said ordi- qsazrs carri in to- sees in such mahher ashe may zee d} ag aogote yrGG 9G hii9 caoaIti
 Adopted in council, 18th December, lo62. i soSh17 A. J. SMITH, City Rec.
 dAfrRo ocnb 18th ptc, lS52.n 1Tn @19'1fiH 9'7"'''' ,fnsdsG ,y1le1sa aWMs,E! fILE1L,. Masor:i ! ,.t .na. prf1, Qr i,77ri7T7-IHs 9ulYfG GI tEo: $6s
 HEAD QUARTERS, TRANS Mss. DEP'T, {, ed ion 1"f" Ga"t 'LtttK F5ch, Dec. 18th, ,iSb3.} SPECIAH ORD FIR ooJo alf2!" j5offp" n" h9A2' ,mIa,sobe bedienre, ito the, forsgd'ng ordnaiiceapa EEeseluton sd9pttssd by, the Mayor and Adermqn ot the City of Little Rock. the commandinS officer of the bBst 1t Eitt1e ROCK, affd the camps in its 7cnt tire exsetioI ofthfsRes',iatfon he twill causei all liquors ,shops ip the eitSto be closed, and all ardent spirits and malt Liquors t0 be sgizea, If found in the possession of any per son eansht in tie act of violating this ordinance '''
 ,lBrsco ommand of Major GeIieral HOL MESS 'io4 : ,. S.jS. ANDERSON, Asst iAdj't Gen. y" Dec. nth, 1862. 3w. ~, .... .....,,, ,,,.f.,
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

@---tsss.s3+ sss suc Truth and Prophecys usdo1om si.
 3f.af y.G Glbba aalixeuaab arpseehd dT thalk patesI ,a,ss as,aste, Enbramy ,blSaa, on shUavia itp' ,enca otsa8o okti6rf ssn idNebreptotfeeA pesi'
 h of ita a4o ~chyweoiWetsls4h9 sieavs4rga r Roked at the mattef;,a q h6w iaceuffately Ae
 es;dictede satsfs sssHoaid dlf ,sn ths iIss yb9oa Sfthsarad inil. a DMf:s Mr. Clay
 .Ss SSpn ,baIsio1j stoIduo5 .1eonun 19asa1s
 R59RSFsT SSaI1Bg SisIf S9p5SS 5 5SSI$tS is na sgs; bsawkVss sna 6r jtaah jtaahsi b lae gea and Gsm I asphssaeass Bscish9 9'sseAfaia Ea Vi tgtf6us9
 sssh ,sn',iact a6,niodtgsges, ytiends tDttre'' Idta. ARsp alte1aasaS Sssa; ;a aslea uaei N1 P ,pYmsfqMpss, N M ahssbls ea4tHssttAa ospe st-i s1s s5 apa stasS1s R } Sy hin $Hd What ffs 5is$
 A6 ,if5q thsfebys daei them ttffie4h hnA how # shEg btssysed, sbsa singie'feat' dp Rgi Aatiofi,,
 ansihilats thaslsnren ous spiSq,terdp Ito ahnsd late. IuAoat iadaMaat J. anaiwitaott aaniihe s- tion to its soWpens rnsaes anE ofes ssleaalaus shsbdlieye, possihls t9 etfsct sgGh an 3RHlscl H i, soht cao9nHvvulson, a9Hv iflso revoVton and bloodshed?
 AH5it tsY9nits tsh5Gfa fi6 f6dgef' be regafded as an ,apia tSi1Aaneer afhe IlaB0litf1hists; Ales ihe' D pose, ,sucaee3 3iptheirsPpsssut aim iaturiiing sfinhahitaats .efEtAe i.fee IStatesaag gainst theF of ihe slave States upiea Qp theaas sesss of Ss iseipEoea eaasoIast;op, y De ended with affitRs violent ptejadiees, shbitsi 'sd. passieas 'smliAhpfAcabls anlmosities V hich er degrAdah orsle65rmed, 'human rat41re.aa'A :tual dissoaa4tiont of shananion wil haHaftakea' the fasm. .ofs it's existepqe. remapss ,ea4nost valuable element of f. union mutual ls
 ihess, the feelings of symPthy the ffaternaa ter
 nds which now happily 'dnite us, will lave eh E extihguishea! .1One'seetion will stand in'' ai1iaaGihs and hostile sasraya agaihsta the 6thef 'isi9p of fppisians will be sauiah]ys followed 'bY elaIA of srns sa Es Hat M AstsmRt nnaseisd to ee saa aso our vsw. AB5ffio1 the@i;seiyes would rak. bdeR in dlsqday7 and Horror at the ton urplation.. cI'idesolated fields" 'conffagrated ,ies,tm ucdefsdi diuhAbatsatssa and. the 'ovefthrow
 the Ii hest fabric sf human igovesnmant thai et" "fose. to animate. thel hopes of.!ciylizsd ap. t ...l r.ao,., ,.,t ;,,,t.esd si aaszG
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
7 HEADQUARTERS 2D DIVISION, ,''
 London. TenD. Nov. lIth, 1e

:. s,, ! .t lHEApoUARrRE9 2D DIVISION, a'.''-,. " s1 -f''" London, Tenn, Nov, l!th, 1862 ]4id l. The following named officers of the 30th Arkansas Re sinc will proceed Arkansas with the money entrusted 10 their they will deliver to the families Of SOL dieI's taking receipts for the same ,.N l..; fa .' II Maj Hutsseder. Company Ar-Lt4 " E. Moore. a, ''' '''r' '.' ' Company B-Priyate John k Reid. -t.,, 2. IT.. f as Canayany D--Iyt S. N JacEsjn. '
 Company D-sergt F. NJ BroYsu I.,. ',,t .'.. h. ' Coihpany E-Lt. ". A. Wilburn
 "'+ ESnpans SS1np 5f1sersst o. Dodson. t sC C.rnpany H-rIt U c. Gray. std ~''4'o '"'" Company Lit. ". T. Furguson. 4; u,. .. . ' Cohphny R-AEt -.- Hewitt
 ffI Tire scniotofceyn charge will publish this order on his arrival at the most qonyepient p?nt tor the sene o the soldiers fsihil,es.
 Having transacted the business they will return to thear command bringing with them all clothing, recruits and geus may procured under direction o the se- nor officer Noo.fcer will be absent than sixty days v By ctn Comm ahd Q f SfaJIsen. J. r. MoCowN: u ,:.,a, AM ,,., .sl T. BROOKS YREZETAHT, 5 ''
 4. A. A. Gen1. ' Tn the above order hereby order all officers aDd 1seir llogng Ito tho 3ot Arkansas Regiment who are on the west side of he Mississippi ye to report 10 te details fon their respective companies immediately at the county seat sst the the conpaniesresfe!' \ 'i' "' ELI HgFSTEDLER, Maj ., o,t Recruiting Officer for the 30h Regt Ark. Vol Little Rock, Nsy. 30, 1s62- lo--Sw' ... - s' "''
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
Ordinance -No~l52--,
.4c0NCERNING, GROCERIES. r~

.Sa.,l.r,os Sa,.,,, 'Be it. oraaimed ,by.4k Aayera and
 SECTION tIl I. rt sin of Ttls Rock. That from and Atas,ssd iath is6a its declared q ss to vend; within said city, any ar- m; Itures or malt liquors in any quantity what eSer: @ aud nll stores. gtoeegisa. ahqpss or other iplaeeA ksptfor tA4a, purpose, are 9sFeoy declared ssc SS BeirJs.,taer o,atieJ. That aii Eics1isss heretofore granted for the purposs of vesdlng in
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

.. GrEau LA WARFARE. ,sn article. ,adeoas9 ting Guerilla warfars a5the pnly kiudA we can, successful employ ln, ihase districts vhqlIsioN partially dsaEected to the Copfealerase~t tsuse, the Lynchpnrg NiFgsnia4, says mAlthongh our
 Army has left kentueAy;. the Cavalry 're,naihs behind, capturing wagonsy- cutting oil supply trains, disarming disloyal citizens, disabling tel
 egraphs and railroads, barning bridges and pth:: epwise annoying and harrassins1 the eneny .in every conceivable way, The; Yankees. theR-, selves have a mortal dread of thom-and it is
 safe to say that what they most fear, is the best thing for',ls,. When they howl over the destrac, tion of their, merchant ships by.our prfvateers,
 the sound is not only music to our sn.hs,' bat should stimulate ,us to strengthenr ahti' make
 more effective this part ofthe machinery of war. When our guerras shoot down the piFot, and r passengers of q steamboat from their conceal
 ment on the bank of , river, we know that it IS a good thing for us, because the optcry: of the
 Yankees shows that it ,isa bad thing for. them When there .marapdlpg parties are fired into by concealed foe, aud baked of their plundBr, ws strike terror into. them, and do more Ae arrest their schemes Of this sort than ftheyl were Ade-
 feated in apitohed battle. They protest asainst this mode ofwarfare as inhunrari and bafbarof s
 but there is iio rotafiat4on to sevre upon Pe0 pie making the war dpoh;liS fhat they are ddo, ing. We Hope that our, oyernme ent willl eRcQpg
 age the forp nation .of guerEilla coApapiesr and
 plrtizap ringers. to 0peIalee everywhere hp, more particularly ,ja dlsatiecled eastriess aao districts pceupied by the ,enemEr -ie'' i'!n Y
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
CONFEDERATE STATES aF AMERICA, l t..1 Ed n~ ~l' i'WksregN Dfsrsicf or TsSAs.
 In CoIderatA States DistricCvrrt for said District


 70 No. 2eT5. vs: % ' '@ w
 J. Wa!ten, <, ali, ..,~-, nes -'-'-'"'t -''' " To THE MARSHAL SAID DIsTEIcr- Greeting: VHIHERRAS, J. A. Walton has filed his answer in the M snled cause showing that he k indebted to the heirs of Wm. GFsys in the of Soo and sus- Sestng that 6f the said heirs of Wm Gray docd Is citizen the Confederate SnteS aud resident of the State of Arkansas. ..t . ......- .., E.- You r therefore hereby c6mnanded that you cite the said heirs of Wm. Gray, decd (by making publication Of this Writ month before the return day thereof in thu Little pck Democrat, newspaper published in Lttie Rock Ark appear before our Honorable District Court f % br the Western District o Texas at the city o Austin on the third Monday ill January s6a r and ipriobcund their claim to the said debt. Aud then there hsvshis " certifying how you have executed the same. .- 5t .., tu-,.;..,.r,. Witness the Honorable TnoNAs J. DIVINE. Judge of
 said Court, and the seal hsreof at the City of Aus IL this 22d day of November, lSo and Of our lnde-
 GE0 ", G. BROWNE Clerk, .:, s. Western District of Texas, st Austin IhIety erder publication sf fhis c'ttation as therein directed. Nev. 24, 1862 .....l,, ,,,., l, .n a-s.sfs'+ .r' |S''f "J H. JEFF ShSON, Nlafsh.
 Western District of Texas. rt'" """- -''''' By JOHN BURLAGE, Deputy.
 1.vEH
True Democrat., 1862-12-24
NO TICE .

VHY AS committed to te Arkanssa Psniteriary, by es
 VI the sheriff of Pulaski county, On the 1st Of fs5 1881, ncertan Negro Man, talin, his nan A John Said negro ia aboat ss yesfs old, fab.scasgG coler nine inches in height hsspop eyes and pedment in his speech. n h:I s..,x. ',
 He is the property of stephen Barefeid who res.ss
 Visksburg Nss and if taken away st the GA sts of yo years, will be sold by the State. ~ '. ta ,0'~'~r .t-n f. t4..s A, J, WARD, s;,n [.
 Dec. $, 1s61 2snl. Keeper of PenttsptidTy.
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

f.,.t C.TIC;E.u .up- ..,F -,".e ItOMMITTED to the Ar ansss Penientary by the eAs O iaf!er of Jackson county, certain Negro Map, $ calling himself LOUIS, about feet aches high, pf5A
 black coor light build, about c5 years ola uha ! sE,x,ess
 The said negro win be god at the expiration q tvs Pvs Alssl ee EasrE Y gs:ssssas'ss
True Democrat., 1862-12-24

T, E,ryp1sR OUTRACE.-A deed committed by abolition soldiers has com e to the Anow.edgs 0f the writer, which is, shocking" beyond descffP. t;on. and the are1nentien Of which viii 'prod4ce a thrill of horror to every southern breast The information cofnes,ir such shape as. to lsave no doubt iu regard to tie truth of the story, '''- X few yeh hrs ago young lady from .ColImbla, Tenn, wAs married ltQ.a young lawyer of Aelena, Ark. She was educated, taleatsd y, witty ana .acoomplished in a high. .degree.:; espeak from personal k9owledge in making sthls ainrm asion; They were comfortably settled m 1heiena'' nnu were btessed,vith one or more cniaren, lfss husband is in the Southern 4army: rive. aooil, ], tion soldiers, including an officer, fofcibly sezed th;s young lady; y;carrieae her to barr: and e1cii ofthem, committed, an outrage on ~her, person In two or three weeks shs. .diea, xctlm to their brutality, and the grief and mogtihcatlon pro duced by their treatment of her. .a~m,t ..s .r ' Her husband is said to be lieutenant .colos nei of,some rrgHfeft. {. the writer Knows, ham a;i caS,d tive lis iianie lt for6ea tq. .do 80
 Soldiers and men of tKe. South, think .of tAis sAs anannarali9ied deed of erme and. iafamy, and lei t nerve yod to; fight for, the. protection ofsyou'
 wives aii,l children, and to driye,back and de- xtroy the i nv adsrs of fY9us.eeantTy. and despeal l a,Aae: :vour honea--K noap1ale rMsgaste,y a2d..n >'1s ..I. -&.4-~<r,--s1lii=-4 1lii= ss-es t.-''-'FT7 .-n a.lsac1 1n Aas Batke cd down t6 spain: ons:o
 his naval oAicerTaa a vessel ashore on the Guhal
 and Span pr csc Ated s little bill of $29 7y72s
 winch Lined In sspscs to'ray. must De paid T Vi. The supreme l,r court of Georgia has'unani
 n,oasIy decided, that the conscriptlaw istonstitn
 to 4al. The opihioi IS clear and cs0acldslys;
 We had spade we would give fiat length.