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 abandon the vessel and brln her, which was accord ingly done.
 PENSACOLA. May I0.-At twelve o'clock last n ght the Pensacola navy yard and f rts were set on fire and destroyed. Fort Pckens, when the enemy discovered what going on, opened a furious bombardment, which was kept mp during the conf gation, bat without damage to any body at Peusacola.
 Public property, excepting the custom house, n capable ofbeng moved was burned but all mor cable confederate property saved-raiiroad track leading out of the city towards Montgomery was torn up this morning. A federal vessel with flag ot truce cane up to the city to day, demanding its surren- der. Mayor Bobc refused to comply with the de- mand but stated that all military forces had lelt and he had no power to oppose the tederals ] ne federal officer replied that they would occupy lhe city to morrow, but that the inhabitants need not be alarmed.
 MEMPHIS May l3-Fve federal gnnboats an chored at Natchez last night
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A BRAVE AND DARING Acr.--Private James Oden of Capt Meade's company, 9th Virginia cavalry, on i recent occasion, alone captured five men of the l2th anisl 3th Massachusetts iegimeIts who suwen. derel to him their loaded Enfield rlneg, and were marched o1 prisoners by this gallant son of Loudon county The fact was officially announced to the brigade on the first inst, by Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, who says in his orIer "This daring enter prise shows how little numbers avail against genu- see courage and hold determination: and the he. roic example of Oden is commended to the emula tion of his comrades, and receives the wafmes. praise"
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office of the provost marshal, so that they may be known and not interiered with in their duties. And, finally, i- may be sufficient to add, without further enumeration. that all the requirements of martial law will be imposed so long as, n the judgment of the United States authorities, 1t may be necessary. And while it is the desire of these authorizes, to exercise this government mildly and after the usages of the past, it must not be supposed that it will not be vigorously and firmly administered IS occasion calls
 By command of
 MAJOR GENERAL BU1L FIR. Gao. C. STRONG, A. A G., Chief of Staff.
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Runaacay Negroes.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 NH7A AS committed to Jefferson county Jail oeSaln w negro calling himself JAKE, about s feet inches high black color and weighs about l60 and TO m 80 S6 years of age and hs belongs the eeate of Halliburton deceased who livea little Rock Arks The Of the above described slave requested forward prove property Iay charges and take him away ho will bs dealt with the law directs,
 Also one negro calling himself GILES of yellow complexion about feet or inch high, weighs about lGU or l65 s about years of age says he belongs Mrs Eliqabeth BowIdng of Pulaski county The requested forward prove property, pay charges and take away he will be dealt with a tording to law. A. F. KENDALL, Sheriff
 By J. ". WATKINS D. s. J. May l, 'dR Cost of sdv S2 per week
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Notice.

EETAs committed to the jail of Pope county. Arkansss w the 22d of April 1892, negro who h,s JIM, ani that he belongs to Charles Ratcli or Ratey oi Amte county, the State of Mississippi saiN negro about 2l years of age fact sx inches hish bs roor, small the cheek and chin. The of said negro is hereby notified f,r- prove property pay charges and take him away CT h will be dealt with according to law.
 ". L. POINTER,
 Sheriff of Pope County May s, iS62. 6m Cost of adv. s2 per week.
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gEyO jail in Benton, Saline county Arkansas on tbe
 IA 1st day of February, 1862, negro who says ES his is BOB, about Z5 years old fet 10 nchesR when taken up, pair of heavy boots had with him pair of broga shoes also light blue anes n the style o4
 soldiers uniform, having of round brass buttons be low crowned whitish fur hat and he belosss Munroe Phillips of Homsyie Pike county, MssssipSi
 The hereby notified to forward, prove pro pey and pay charges or he will be dealt with according law. THOS. PACK, Shsrii
 Feb. 2n 1889. 1onl, Cost of adv S52 sl per week
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rO M MT TT T ED

FEN0 jail n Benton, Saline oounsy Arkansas. on ths
 \ 20th day of January, ls62, negro who says NS bis Is SIMON, about II years old b feet high very black He had when taken up pair of heavy > brogan shoes kery pants and coat (we worn old blse tucked up the sides would weigh about S173 bs ant says he belongs William Powell of Wstumpkd Alabama
 The Is hereby nothed to orwsd, prove pro- pety and charges he will be dealt wh according law. TE0S. PACK, ShsIif.
 Feb. % 1862. l2m Cost of adv. s5a sl psr week.
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<eCommandcr ol the steamer Milan. Opposite he city of New Orleans.

4iov DnS MoCrLLocHwA WAS klrIEp.--A cores D ,ndent of the St. Louis Democyot in his account of the late battle in Arkansas, says;
 McCulloch was killed n the brush, sl:qht elevation, by Peter Pelican, private in company B, ify-siStll Illinois. The attack in which the ubiqutioas Ben was taken oil was led by Captain Miller McCn'loch wore dress of hI.ek velvet, pat,nt leather high top boots, and he had on a liglt coloured, broad brimed Taxan hat. He was on little hay horae-- Pelican went up and took gold watch, ow in poaaeaaioa of Colonel Gru4el,
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the boys is dark mulatto, slow spoken and ia about 25 years of age. The other three are black -one of them very large negro with heavy beard, coarse voice and sleepy look. Another one has high cheek bones, is quick and rather impudent The other one is tall slim boy with pleasant face, and ono of his front teeth is out The law allows a man fifteen dollars apiece for catching runaway negroes. and hereby offer an additional coward of fifty dollars for them if cought out of JeHerSOn CUunty. brought tHe negroes IfoHi Rutherford county, Tennessee, to my place in Jan, uary last
 Address EUGENE HENDERSON,
 Flat Bayou, P. O., Jefferson Co.,, Ark
 March l3, 1869. 2m
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Sale of Lands for Non Bradley County


 
 
 
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NOTICD D .

ZNT AZ committed to the Arkansas Prnentiary, oyaA w tha ahesia of PGlssa county, Oh the iSt of Sp Novautsr 1861 s certain Negro Man calling his name/ john Said negro about 45 years old ! biaek >G~ color feet nine inches height has pop eyes and an i pednient in his speech.
 He s he proprty of Stephen Barehed, who residea yicksnrg Miss and if not taken away at the exfif atiA If TWO years will be sold by the State
 o' ' '' A. J. WARD,
 Dac f ,s6l o4m Kseper .} peesyentiarV
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N NOTICE

6tOMMTTTED so the Penitentiary the l2th a-2S S day oi November, 1881, certain nsgro<A&N3 Man calling his BI LL. about 5 feet ip-< VGH ches in height, Of s black color about 2S y~',s < old He says he belongs to some man Lying kylkA near Memphis, Tenn. H ~
 The owner is requested to come forward com SE yIy with the law and take him away, or he will Ap be sold at the expiration of two yeaTs 10 pay A
 the charges. A. ;; WARD,
 Dee 5 1861 24m. ksspSr 0f Fpatfsatfdfy
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Sheriff 'a Advertisement.

0NIMITTED to the jail of Crawford county, Arksnsas N) the 10th day of April, 1882 negro who says his is STEPHEN, about 30 years old feet inches hgh weighs about lS0 pounds, dark copper coor-says belongs John Lair who formerly resided gnelu Mo, but recently at Van Buren, Arkansas. The of said is hereby notified come for ward, prove property, and pay charges he will be with the sw directs
 JAMES M BROWN, JR.,
 Sheriff of Crawford county Ark Nav z. 1892 6m Cost of adv. E. per week.
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Notice

{ST AZ committed to the jail o Saline county Arkan;as W the 18th day of March, 1862, negro named HENRY, about 45 50 years old feet inches zb lark coOr and will weigh about l30 l40 pounds gray headed and teeth ont in front aud says he belongs Wan Turner, of Louisiana.
 :he oi said negro is hereby nothed come for ward prove property pay charges, he will be dealt the law otherwise dretts
 THOs PACK, sherid May s. 1869. fm Cost of adv. g Ser week
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SIPS REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, AC five negro men of the following description; The leader of the gang is low, rather heavy set boy, copper color
 ed. and about B years Of age. He is very polite when spoken to and the ras- cal shows in his face. Another one of
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NC TIC |

COMMITTED to the Ar ansas rsnssentfary by the ~ isiiar Inf Jackson county, certain Negro Man, Ve oIioa himself LOUIS, about fact inches high obeA
 har color light build about 2s years old, un-N known. .1 if ,ot called for by the owner. A. J. WARD, Dec g. 1861 Z4Ip. Kssper Qf Penite1rayy
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LIST of deaths in the Little Rock general hospi'ai
 fo, the week ending May 10th, lso2
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Ruuaway SIapes ia the -Pemtenhay.
N q T I r r

ESOMMITTED to the Arksnsas Penentary by the sx 9sheri o JefeTson county, the 2i day of Des, EY 1881, Negro Map calling his name JOHN GORLON,<A
 He is about 55 years old feet inches hign, of a>N black color, thick lips, lower lip turned tis round to ts left Of his eoe caused he says by haydg h jaw bIoke Ssvs he is a free man A. J. WARD,
 Jan. 16, 1862 2am Keeper of Psntteniiarg.
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A. | TEMPLE SbriF
 and EeoGc;o Assessor randCol Bradley County Ark Cost of adv $lls 30 70
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,arah !. whittep, tomplaiRRnt. !
 s. BILL Fo< DIVORCE.

In Pulaski Chaneery Court, In vaea,on May 5th 1882 THyHIs day the compla .nan4 bv her solicitor ani II filed her bill of comp fhant herein and app ,arn by siday Of compai -ah. that Coke Whittsn Is resident of Arksns therefore ordered that Coke Whten be not ed publication of the pensncy of this snIt. the ohe.t whereof obtain dissolution of the bonds O. rtrmony and that he appear and sait b se.orng to law at the next term of this court o be hCten house in the city Little Rock Pulaski county the 3d Monday of June 1882 that in default thereof the b will he taken for confessed h and u decree entered fdingly
 true copy from the record.
 Test GOhDON N- PRAY, Ctefk,
 May 8, 1862. 2S By J II CkEAsI Deputy Clerk.
 Cost of adv. sl0,
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Notice.

HAVE removed my office, books and accounts to Esquire neased to see my friends with view of settling up y o business request of those indebted to me ward and settle their accounts JOHN COLLINS
 AnriI IT. 1862 2t
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Notice.

Notice. HEADQuARfERs. lsr BArT4li ARK cAvAlKY ] 5-
 Camp Madden, April Z, 1892 This command having dsmonnted and shipped fr Mem % s infantry all men absent sick iurough wiIL lea be for duty geoln he companies via Little Roch mo their hoYsss behind They will be furnished trsnsprt. inn apon application the al Ltle Rot
 " fl. BROOKS
 May s. 1862. 4w Maj Com'dg Bait dion t,agatte pls se (
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N O T c E .

OMMITTED the Arkansas Penitentiary the 2d day V of December, 1881, certain Negro Nan calling his name JOHN COwANS. Said negro man is light mu- atto nearly whe scketd f8ce feet nine inches highs about 50 years old has letters pricked in India ink his lsfs arm. Says he is free man.
 A. T. WARD, Jan. l6 1882. 24m. Ks<psr Qf PenrsntirSy.
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..........,JU JULY s. 1860.

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would have taken q strong enemy to dislodge
him. The Are commenced at this point on Mon
day, when the bridge that the engineers lad con-
s;ructed for the passage Of our army, having sub
served iis purpose, wss removed from White Oak
creek. Previously the railroad bridge had been
burned, the culverts blown up, and lot OF super
huous ammunition and cumorous baggage rua
by train into tie Chickahominv.
He appeared on White Oak Swamp In strong
force, and directly opened from some twenty
masked batteries, that blew up several OF Captain
MOTIFS caissons, dismounted his pieces and raised
a hubbub generally among teams tiers, wagoners,
cannoniers and infantry. The 20th New York at
this time mads their celebrated stampede, for
which next day, the provost guard, by order Of
General Mcclellan, picked them up and took
them to headquarters like 50 many culpriis
However, very soon our light batteries recover
ed themselves, and vigoi ously responded to the
enemy, who was soon at a psrceptibie disadvaa-
Our Infantry, too, fell In line, ready to support
the batteries or meet half way any attempt OF the
rebel Infantry to push across the creek. Thus
the battle progressed till late In the afternoon,
with serious loss to both sides, more wounds
from cannon shot, perhaps, resulting than at any
other time in any battle. The rebels made some
desperate efforts to cross the creek, but General
Smith brought his men up to close quarters with
them whenever they dared the contest, and al
though In each case some Of our best and most
beloved soldiers bit the dust. there were no signs
Of holding of The cannon firing was incessant
here, some Of the deepest and closest OF the war,
columns
The battle Of White Ok Swamp was scarcely
second to that Of Gaines Hill In point Of Losses OF
life, wounded and prisoners. We undoubtedly
suffered less than the enemy, who was literally
butchefed, but our own loss 10, nevertheless,
enormous. We lost all Of Motifs battery but
single gun, the whole Of Randall's battery, one
gun, we believe, Of Captain Ayers, ami several
others In various parts Of the field. We could
not have lost In killed, wounded and prisoners,
less than two thousand ave hundred men, and our
loss may reach twice that amount. But we gained
our point and made the James river, despite all
the enemy's attempts to cut us of therefrom. In
falling to do this he suffered the retreat whereas
In the pitch Of battle we beat him back with i'm
mense less, and 50 crippled that he was either
unable or unwilling 10 Ire gun next day. The
gunboan Aristook and Galena are entitled to the
most unbouIded credit. They came into action
Inst at the right time, and did frst rate service
The Rebels have 20 long held our gunboats In
awe that their mere presence will create panic
among them.
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Celebration at Drummendtewn.

DRuMMoNpTowN, Accomac county, Va, July
"A spirited celebration was held here to- day
by the First Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland
Volunteers. General Lockwood presided. The
Vice Presidents were Lieutenant Colonel Cone
gys, DR.. Philips, Major Kirby, Captain Keene,
and Captain Watkins. Secretaries, Lieutenant
Austin Smiley and Ii eutenant Lawson. After
prayer by the Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Poulsou
read the Declaration OF Inde pendence, which wal
followed by an Grafton delivered by Capt. Long
Hooper, on behalf Of company Il, to Capt. Stafford
OF said company. The proceedings were inter
spersed with delightful music from the regim
tai band, and the whole affair passed of with
great enthusiasm. salute Of thirty-six rounds
was fred from heavy guns during the day.
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LATE TELBGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA.
OmsiaI dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan.
REBEL PRISONERS ARRIVING AT FOR.
TREsS MONROE.
EXCLUDED FROM THE ARMY
AND FORTRESS MONROE.

WAR DEPARTMENT, July 4.-The latest advices
received at the War Department from General
McClellan's army are dated nine O'Clock this
morning, up TO which time there had been no
fighting since TuesdaY.
General Dix reports the arrival to-day at Fortress
Monroe Of Eve hundred and thirty-three rebel
prisoners, being part of those taken during the
late battles. Among them are several Colonies
and Msjors.
General Dix has ordered all civilians away from
Fortress Monroe, and no persons will be permitted
to pass to that point or the army Of the Potomac,
excepting those connected with the military or
naval service Of the United States.
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The Fourth In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE July 4.-Our National Anniversary
has been celebrated In q becoming and enthusias.
tic manner. Flags have been displayed through
out the city and national salutes fred. A cele.
bration was held at the base Of the Washington
Monument, and thousands were In attendance
The declaration Of Independence was read and
eloquent addresses delivered by Gen. Wool
and Hon. Joseph Segar, Of Virginia. This eve
ming there has been a splendid display Of fire.
works. No rowdyism, disturbances or accidents
have happened 10 mar the pleasures of the day.
The people are as frm ever in the support OF
the Government and determination to put down
this infamous rebellion.
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GRovER's TzzArER.-we regret that we have
to announce that this evening our beautiful and
distinguished Warrington favorite, Miss Susan
Denim, makes her last appesrance-sppearing On
the occasion In her greatest impersonation, viz
that OF Romeo, In Romeo and yulietn She 1,
70 be supported BY Miss Jennie Parker as Juliet,
Ms g. G Germon as the Nurse, and Mr.. Til,on
a. Mercutio-the other members OF the sune,,o,
company also assisting. Mr.. Setchel, the funny,
vil enact the part Of Peter. The performance.
are 70 conclude with "a Regular Fix, % with
Mr.. sesehel In his irresistibly -comical repre-.
sentation OF Hugh de Bras.
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II The following nominations were made IT
Harrisburg yesterday for Pennsylvania State Of
fcers by the Democratic convention Auditor
General, Isaac slenker, Of Union county; sur
veyor General, Jas. p. Barr, Of Allegheny county
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IL The attempt to hold session Of the Senate
yesterday was failure, az sufficient Senators to
form quorum could not be found who were
willing to yield their rights as Independent
Americans on the Fourth Of July. II is believed
that all necessary business may be transacted,
and Congress adjourned, next week.
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DIR. DUPnNcO's

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IL The catalogue Of Georgetown College for
the academic year 1881 .'se, has been Issued. The
number Of students in attendance during the
year was 1i2. In senior department az; junior
department 3s; preparatory department 81; and
medical department o.
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IL Accounts from Fredericksburg represent
the greatest possible distress among the inhabi-
tants. The 18th rebel regiment, raised in that
town, is reported there as having been cut to
pieces In the recent battle on the Peninsula
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WASH N6TON RELICS "A Button of Wash.
w ipEton's described in Diokeson's ooin book:
Flying Tag Dollar; Gold Five, Is s: DO lar 1875;
Cent, 1892. Lord Baltimore Gre at, SIS, &c Burns.
Peck and Cfases Trials; Ramssy's American Rev
o1tion; several Courts Martial; La TrObe Justice;
Fixes EXP dttlon, Longs xredItior; Stod dard's
Louisiana; American Archives, 9 volumes, SIS;
X emlnlscenoe. OF kIchmondi Autos apis Of 4 an
cock, Luther Martin, Lord Fairfax. Clay, Jefer-
Chase, 6irt, Carroll &c. Revontiorard Docu-
Dents wanted. ALFRED HUNTER, over Bank
OF Washington. ~ PSF
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IL We have received from the assistant in
charge U. 8. Coast Survey Once the report OF the
superintendent for the year 1850
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IL The seven year lccusts have made their so
pearance In hordes in some parts Of Kansas.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

sLAUGHrER-s.oo 900 LOST IN
A SINGLE DIVISION.
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II Z ID! X K A Dr.
H X Z Dm
FOR SALE-A large assortment of MARBLE
NANTES and TOMB STONE WORK, With
out regard to COST, 81 nv Stone Yard. corner New
Jofset avenue and T. street, near the railroad de-
pot. HayinE concluded to discontinue the Llarble
branch Of my buxiness, offer o my man ufAoIured
work at prices fsr below cost
Granite and Brown Stone, North River Blue
stone and tagging, Brennan and North River and
Marble Tiles eon.tsntly on hand and furnished to
order at the shortest notice and the lowest cash
prices.
je l2-Im- NICHOLAS ACEEH.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!

NEW STORED
Just opeped on the corner of so:h street and Pa
avenue, north side, lsIge stock of CLOFHIN6
HATS, CAPS and BOO rs and SHOES, which
Will be sold a. very low price,
] II. SMITH 4 CO., ClothIers,
cor. sOth st. and Pa, sv., and No ace TN ST.,
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