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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-08

4 SHARPsHooTER'S STORY We find in the
Albany Ersning J0Ur1lat long aud very in
teresting letter from William L. Sankey, a
member of Company b of Berdan'S First regi-
meut of SharpshoOlers, now on dnty before
Yorktown The reports of the efficiency of
our uGemen are fully con6rmed by this mod
est narrative. We copy few passages
SHARP PRACTICE on THE MARCH.
When we arrived Big Bethel our regi.
ment was sent ahead to reconuoitre, and we
had to march through a horrible Virginia
swamp for about five miles, when we dis
ed eight rebel batteries commanding the
road We waited ill the whole force came
up, and reported progress We were all pret-
ty tired we had marched aboutl fifteen miles
with our heavy knapsackS, and the day being
very warm the per>piration rolled off Us in
streams Gen Porter ordered company of
Sharpsh0O,ers to go aud take the principal OF
the batteries Col Bardan called for Com.
pany b, made a short speech, saying that he
bad more confidence in Us than any other CEN
pauy, and gave US the honor Of the first brush.
Well, We started, tired as we were, and pro
ceeded to within about a quarter OF mile
of the battery The rebels precciying Us, sent
lew HHtilS, "liCu pdSAcu HdtultHS over Oul
heads aud exploded short distance from US
The shells made a very loud noise, and when
We heard them whizzing toward Us, we all
dropped fiat on the ground aud thus escaped
We Immediately deployed as skirmishers and
closed in towards the fort There were only
two pieces of artillery there, aud as fast as
a head would appear over the earthworE our
boys would pick him off As we all took GOV,
er behind stumps and other friendly projections
the rebels could not see anything 10 shoot at,
aud seemed to think it high time to be off
| They bitched up the horses 10 the cannon and
left, we could not tell how
There was about hundred cavalry Just be-
had the embnnkment, and they took to the
road at an alarming speed. Most Of them
threw one leg over the saddle and laid the
other side of their horses, but when We com.
menced to fire upon them, We left many an
empty saddle | fired five shots, and am well
satisfied that | finished the career of two reb-
els Ii got so smoky that we could not tell
whether our shots took effect or not. The en-
eng must hare thought there aoas large badly Of
us, as ace eaeh had u fire Shooter. The rites
did g0od erecutiOn that dag.
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boy. The man expostula.ed with him, and told him that he thought that the negro ought t0 do it. White men of Dayton. what do you think was the nabobs reply? Why that the negro was too tenderly raised, and he dld not want him to do 1t. The man, of course, leit' as any man of spirit would, and his place was soon sup piled by newly-imported contraband.
 Another Main street gentleman, haVlhg pal atia residence, ground down poor whlte man in his wages 50 low that he was compelled to leave, to make room for lowNprlced contra" band.
 From the Lancaster (Penn.) Union. The poor white|fo are not the only suffer CTS from Negrophobia. Tn visit to the upper end of Cumberland county, in thls otate, a lew days ago. we were credibly informed by several respectable gentlemen that the contraDands 1 brought from Virginia by Gen. Banks, Tn h's celebrated retreat across the Potomac, are found in great numbers between ShippenSburg ana Williamsport and that they are beng hiTed at the former place and in it's vicinity at ihe raie of five cents per day! What do our white iaborlng men think ef thiss
 From the London (ohio) Democrat
 Our own country is already beglnnlng to en- joy the fruits of the ''good time coming We are informed, that few days slnce, certain farmer, not many miles distant, has olScharged all bis white farm hands and had employed Is of the negroes sent hitherwsrd by Col Moody, at twelve and half cents per day? Laboring men of Madson' this is only toretaste ot the blessings in store for you.
 From the Harrisburg (Penn) Union.
 What are the white Iaboring classes of Penn sylvania coming to?
 In this city and vicinity hundreds of runaway slaves have taken up their quarters ana have successfully entered into competition with our white aborers, by offering to work for low wages. We hear of numerous eases III our immediate neighborhood where white men have been turned away by their employers to make room for 'con, trabauds. whose services are obtained at half price. This may suit capital, bat does i suit white labor? Is this incipient revolution n the labor of the North iii accordance with the grow ing picture of future prosperity, the warm pro- fessions ofsympathy held out by the Republicans as lure to the white laborers of the North, when they unfortunately enveiged them from their allegiance to the democratic party, which alone has ever represented and defended the interests of labor against the oppressive and usurping tendency of capital
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
Tine Lords Prayer.

Paraphrassd into lcrostic, by THOMAS SrARpvANT. soldier in the 26th regiment S infantry, and prisone of war in Upper Canada in 1873.
 Our Lord and King, who reign'st enthroned high, Father of light, my sterious deity!
 Who art the great AM. the last the first, Art righteous, holy, merci:ul and just, I's realIas of siossf. scenes where angles sing, Heoren k the dwelling place of God our King. Hallo,cs6 thy name which does all nameS transcend, L2s thou adorod, our great Almighty Friend, Thy glory shines beyond creatOn's space.
 Named .n the hook of justice and of gIae", Thg kingdom towers beyond the starry skies: ktngdom Satanic fals, but thine sha rise Come let thine empire. 0 thou Holy One; 7hy greGt and everlasting will be done UIN tod inakoknown his will, his power ilsplayt Be it the work ot nnrtals t0 obey Done i- The great, the wondrcus work of love- On Calvary's cross he died, but reigns aho,e: EtrM bears the record in thy holy word. As heaven adores thy love, itt earth, 0 Lord. T shines transcendent in th eternal skies, l2 praised in heaven flor man the Savior dies, Il songs immortal angels lsud his name, Bsnreo -outs with joy. ami saints his love proclaim. Gire O Lord, o0.l, give E-s of that food on which our soGls may live TdtS be our boon today and days to come Day without end in our eternal home: Our needy souls supply from day 70 day, Daily assist and aid us when we pray. Breqd though We ask yet Lord. thy blessings lend. Forgtrc ains which in destruction pare Us the vile rebels of 8 rebel race-- Our tollies fsuts and trespasses forgive, Debts which Ter pay, or thou receive, 4s we, 0, Lord our neighbors faults Der lc-7k We beg thou'dst blot ours from thy memorys book, FOrrtre enemies, extend thy grace O1T -ouls U save cen Adams guilty race. Debtors 10 thee in gratitude and love, And in that duty paid ny saints above, Lead ul from sin. and in thy mercy ralse Us from the te1npteT and his hellish wayE Not in our own, but in His name who bled, Into thine ear we pour Onr every need. Ts1nptattpn's fatal charms help to shun. Btd may conquer through thy oonqueriug Sont Deliver Us from all which annoy Is in this world aM may our souls destroy, From all Gai2 Lais110hich men betide, ErH and death, , taIn our feet aside, wa parp mn md leay "a tD cf Thine tiS to rule, and mortals to obey. Is not thy mercy Lord, forever free; The whole creation knows DO God but thee; Kingdoms and empires in thy presence falL The King eternal reigns the King of all. P,l0er is with thee: to thee be glory given And be thy name adorcd by earth and hesvsn IT, praise of saints and angels Is thy own; Glory to thee, tue everlasting Son, For .rer be thy name AdOred- Amen! HosanU blessed b. the Ior,l Pals0N AT LITTLE YORK, Juno 2o 1913.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
Lailer,s Nctica

y-- As committed to the Jail If 7earcy county, Ar-.s Sf banss.. the 3tth day ci June l552, tsS ITO men, call their BE-: snl JOIN B>I"ES eboGt feet. inches h eh Of very blscG cclor AAE lc thirty six yGIs oi hHs sIGa4 the right hand saSs 1T done " kuie talks tF se tn1 says he raised Baton houF- it end euo.s oan Gy the ot Thomas Powell who lives h Rux or Lnskey county, 1eAas.
 John about feet 1 inches hsh, cf vey b!sck ocio sppIsd te about 69 6o years old he belongs t2 John Gaues, who live. in the sale county and sste The of said slaves hereby notified hr prove property, pay charges and take the away. otherwise they will be dealt with sz the law d
 THOS. M. ALEXANDER, stert6.
 Ky WN II. liars, Dep'ty eherid and Js1s-. July 24, 1ss2 6m Cost of adv. F per week.
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Army Supplies.
OFFICE or CmsF CoIaIsaARr. TFsNshIss. I1STEIo
 IittLs Eock. Ark.. July lat. l4a7.s.

OFFICE or CHEF CoaaIssARr. IF ASs-NEss p-STElcr,
 f LttN Rock, Ark, July lat, lSt=-
 ,EAlFp PROpGS ALS will be received at this ofice sg S the delivery of .tooO bufhels of Dried leeches srd 25 bushels Of Dried Apples for tho Of the Army of this D;srct proposals must he filed in ths cfSce before the 18th day of August next and the trnt dv pRo ked in barrels boKs sacks Set0s iAs 18th day Of robtr No prp0a! for tho delivery t l"Hs quantity than 000 bu-hfls ~u t3 received. 1fs places delivery will be Little kock DRT6sIsl Et smith. ArkadelIia and ashinyon The proposals must sIeSlP distinctly the rce per bushe and the pscs ot delivery and t signed hy the party making The P posals directed inc Chief CcHmissaEy Ct ths n4rtiarnt and br endorsed, Proposals fr dell'e ing Dried Feaches" propO-as for delivering Dried Az ples'
 an security will be required for the iu.bment F the contract. JOHN c. PALMEE,
 Msor and Chief CcSnmissaiy Gazette Little Rock Bulletin Fort smith, Isrgr p~ Washington, Ark, copy d. and send bill to this ofrcs-
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We find the following notice Of .lis gentlemen in the Atlanta, Georgia lntelh hgenccr.
 ATLANTA, July If, 1862.
 Bucll's advance into East Tennessee naturally makes us inquire what commanders we have there. Of the number. we can justly say, that there is not one truer braver, or more skiltul than Brig. Gen. Churchill who now commands a division of Ar kansans and Texans at Chattanooga lie IS one of the few who have lscn by their own nert and military genus without the aid o! West Point The General saw much hard seryce iD Mexico, and was one of the trst to rally to the standard of his native South n, the commencement of our difficult flea Raisins the second regiment in his adopted c-Arkansas-he won for himself at Oak Hill. a reputation that will enroll his name in history as one of the bravost of the brave. He, with his gallant regiment there held in cheek largely su- perOr force of the enemy led by the brave Gen. Lyons in person, and strewed the celebrated bald hilI-where Gen. Lyons himself tell-with heaps of the enemy's slain. In the engagement he had two horses shot from under him, and his regiment out of less than 400 lost over 200 in killed and wounded.
 At the unfortunate and badly ged battle of Elk Horn he again di distinguished himself On his arrival at Van Buren, nearly worn out with inces sant laour during the retreat, he found himself 2 General Merit had at last reocived it's reward. When the Army of the V est" was transferred to Corinth he was put in c0mmaul of bri gade, and now as hard fighting is expected at Chattanoo ra he is transferred there. Ton may expect to hear, ere long. of deeds performed by his veteran troops nearly all of whom have seen twelve months service in Arkansas and Missouri.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
STATE 0P ARKANSAS. l
 rrf-AJv Hu lr-T s,rr " NtAs

In tho Pulaski Probate Court JuIy term. lsa7. ID the matter of the estate Of Paul ,. sartuck tf't EAN this day Mary sRrbuck. ndnQuIsTatYx sI ail az S filed in her petition by sfda ylgi of dsnterested persons praying fr oeI Hntotislr h sell the sE qr Of Sec II. T N H 12 y in raii llo r the payment o debts and hkevise the ttne1t 4 ss estate.
 Nhere=ron IS ordered bv tbe corrt. tAet sald sJains r6uix have leave 10 make Fuch Brp.ANo1 us tbs next octafT Cf s hiG ii-t c,ry of thi- lfdrr notifying a rsons interested aid e such , cation, Tubli>vd 'pr four weeks essiyely h the 1rus Democrat, newspaper pUbisboc in said couatv +ui that the matter oi sGid application e continued r,tl next t1r
 yrI 'bbi D h,AAsEstE1 clssA. .TrJy q, Is62 1t
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~ Peaches Peachesi 1
OFFICE CHIEF CoNMissAgY TRANS MI>aIss1:
 

OFFICE CHIEF CoNMissAsT TRANs MIssIssIsPl DsT2Io1
 Little Rock, July 23, l551. SY quantity of good ripe Peaches f9r ,hs rse of scs "A army, 1tl De purchased seiiyery pos. Com m'sary at Little hock CT at Cfystal Hill Inc Lish4ss market price, per bunhe! will lv paid
 Proposals for furnishing from Twenty Five Hubdrvt Bushels daily invited, 70 te eeiye' ed Little Rock Crystal Ii Benton and Rockport Gch otber pas .. may te desguated. JOHN C. PALMER, July 5O fl Major aud Chic! ComInIssery GAzetfe couY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

GooD NEws.-'IAe announcement that Gcns. Blckncr, Iilghman and .dacknlI have been re- leased and arrived it Richmond, will be hailed with joy by inc people of the Mis-i7aippi valley, in whose deions, ,hev Eqat,-g vshon captured It will hc remembered that Gen. Ti!ghman was surrendered wtb Fort Henry, Gen. Buckrer with Fort Dounclson, ard Gen. Macka!l with Island ID, and since they fell into the encmys hands have been incarcclated in Ft. Y arren. Notwithstanding their mislortunes these calast officers will elch be vel comed back to the service, and yet render efficient aid to the cause in which their hearts are % thoroughly enlisted. Their comrades at the time of the respective errendcrs, will, of course, soon be at liberty, and the whole force will make aiI immediate addition Of veteran troops ied by gal lant officers, to the Con ederAto army.-GreNaLa AypeQi.
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Committed

,Ev0 the jail of Montsomet county Arkansas, q. Fl the 18th inst, black boy, calls hinseif JO ssS PRESLEY, aged about 27 years abon fea iuch.slfm high. Also boy who calls himself REUBEN yyu..r% latto copper color, aged about 2S yea-s about feet high-both heavy sci and stDu Said boys sy they bp to John hanucn in BGilard county. ksntIp taken from Kentucky 10 1xa about year ago. and Ian the parties that had them hired Atkeos N xa, -n Kentucky when taken up.
 The osad negroes hereby noted to como for ward and prove property anu pay charges they will ba dealt with according 10 law.
 V. c. SIMPSON. sheriG and yailer July 30, 1882 6m Cost of adv s per week
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wool carding and Loom Makins

'S>HE undersigned prepared Card Wool hi, Ilssa R the Arkansas river thirty miles below Fine BlLh Pprsons sending Wool required to hasp II thoroughly washed.
 All Gurs and hard substances mas be carefully rlSt~i 
 Wvol should be creased home It make. sanI. hard to csard and maps it. rouu o iaIi Gil should be sent with svsy eigas poun,ts ,i W ,-,i t. ts cRr.!rd
 ttTDIs of CaT'tjag-ORt fouth Ut the Wool.
 also manufacturing Looms with Fly ing Shnft'es of which good hand Forty Esas pain e,osn pe. day. They substantially and neatly pade n sas, Ash. well iroIei and will lie tne, Pce Fifty Dollars.
 desire rurchass severe' "spipnng Jenhevs," end vii pay high price them. Persons having 0ls parts thereof use, viii aid tho ty writing old sufficient material might bs rfu- cared t0 make effective iddrrss
 EDW. c. MORTON, Juiy3 6w Cliunins P O.. Arkansas county. Art.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
EheEn's A6veriiserr ant

COMMITTED to the jail of Crawford county ArkaDaa, S) inc l6th day o Juiy 1872 negro n-aa gho ss his II M about 36 yesrs old fe inch. b,sb weighs e0 pounds keeps his Sair plsttod, color sI speeks very potely-Lsd win committed hue iasos aud He ssys he trying to back Missou ri 2 his w'ie Says Ae belongs to Monrve Phillips !o.,s county, Miss. J sI. BROWN, Js
 Sheriff af CrG sford Coonty Ark July J0 1892. Sn Cost Of adv s2 p@r week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

TAKING PRISONERS PLAYED OUT.--Tha fol> lowing paragraph taken from the Philadelphia Inquirer will serve as Q hint to our own lner:
 Tine notorious Missouri rebel Col. John Owens, who made himself conspicuous in burn ing bridges, cars and depos. and by firing into passenger trains. last summer and tai was last week hunted down by detachment ot soldiers sent out from Palmyra. They found hila near his farm, and, after slight resistance on his part. they succeeded in capturing him. Pros parations were made for his execution He begged the soldiers 10 take him prisoner. They informed him that taking prisoners wns played out. They then placed him upon 8 stump, in front of file of soldiers, and at the word of command eight bullets pierced the body of the rebel, killing him instantly"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
VOLUNTEERS WANTED For Lisht Artillery Service

rsNE undersigned s authorized by Maj Hincrap t, "a raiss Volunteer Artillery Company TOT Cuusedsrau, service for years the want able bodied men, without regard 10 sca Pessoa- liable to the Conscrpt Act have opportunity 3 volunteering.
 It s desirable to have this call responded 10 with proupe ness Apply to L. W. BROWN Capt. Arttilsry
 or at J. J. Mc McAlnont,s Drug Story. Little Rock, Ialy II, l8C2. 4l--
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

s,25 RHWARD-stopthe Runaway. EDAAAWAY from the svbsc iber on the night of he cth Eo of July, 1862 bg ght niuatto slave banned BILL euut thirty eghtytaTs Ot age five feet tnches high ard will weigh about I35 pounds lost several of his front teeth and all hs teeth partially ycJ s skin l' white under his ciphes He of Wr.n dressed and may try pass himself nr a white mar and II he does, will say that his is Bill William Hssd If apprehended he that he belongs the signed or to Dr w. L. Graves. will give tie above of twenty-five dollars for his apprehension delivery bis confinement in jail where can get him, Address Dr !. c. LEE-
 LewiSville, Lafayette co. Ars. Angnst g. tsG2. a5-Sw%
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
GryL MCCnwX-

NEAp Q'He, 2n C>y. BRIGADE,
 Nc NiArU's, July l5th, 1862. GES'L McCowN-
 .Tir: have fought the enemy at Morfrees- boro, on Sunday, 18th July. made the attack at 5 a. In, with about 500 of my communicable fight was ended about ; ?. m, with an uucon- ditional surrender of the whole force, consisting of about l200 men. captured two Brig. Gen erals and all the field and staff officers ot the brigades. l have burnt about two hundred thousand dollars worth of 5tores-brought with me GO wagons, 300 males and l50 or 200 horses, which have now; also field battery of four pieces, casous. etc. The value of the property captured and destroyed amounted to about four hundred thousand dollars. l destroyed the rail road and burnt the depot at Murlreeaboro, and had to fall back to this place, having so many prisoners, and not q sufficient number to gnard them and retain possession of ,he town. re- tired in good order and wi;h but little loss having only l6 or Is killed and 25 or 30 woun, ded. The eDernys loss will he from POO to 300 in number l shall leave to~iay for reinforce meuts from Kingston.
 Yours respectfully.
 tSigned) N 5. FORREST. Col.
 Co'dg 2d Cavalry Brig.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

Some of our citizens may remem Der one Charles Reed, who figured about the theatre here two winters ago. Charles got to initiating the signature of the quartermaster at Fort Smith, snd the result was that they shot him about two weeks sines.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
NOTICE

ITCH vyv AS committed Q the Arsansas Peuiter ifary iy 1s rhe sheriff of inlask county, on tLe ist 0: F<S November 1881 certain Negro Man, ca',i Ills uauleflx John. Said is about 45 resrs old. ll0ck -sssN cior feet inches in height has pop eyes sud yedinepi in hs speech.
 He is the property ct eteph BareSed, vho ret~s yeksluIg Miss and II taken avay axpiJai,os of two years, will bA so.j by tho State.
 4. T. WARD, Dec 5 is61 fim. Kessr~ cf Psnft-t,ovg.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

Gen. Beauregard is at Bladen Springs. His health is very bad. These spr;ngs are in South AiabaEa.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20

Gen. Steel is said to be in command of the federal forces at Helena From all accounts. Steel is the most gent|enanlr military somman der sncsg ther,.
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a at0NNTTTED 10 tue ATfh Perenary on the HS dsy al of Deccinler, 1881, certain Negro Man csiOe hts BORN C0NAAS. ksd man is TerS light T- atta nearly e TeeGtied Gice feet nins inches n'Sh- years old has letters l. C. ITcsed ln Indis pA H iis left Says ie is a free u,an.
 Jan 1869. 24m. Eesr5T Pe1airnt'dTy.
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IT or CG

EtoMMII'TTD to the pententiary fes lHh I&t-sg- %( day of November, Is' certein negrr Man. calling lis nar9e BILL about fsot in y Es@S cl,es in height. nt q black color about .s years < oli lie sa,s ha belongs 10 some man living Essszs. near Memphis, Tenn. H ASy
 The nypay is r,-luested to come forward, corn sN rv viii the law and tst him sNey. or he will asSJ he 4old at the e1piTation of two years to pay &
 the charges A. J, HAhl.
 Dec R. isd1. 2t'a. Keeper Qf Isttte fior,,
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General Order No. A.
OFFICE, PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL.
 Tiifle Rock, July 9, 1869 \

OFFICE, PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL,
 Little Rock July 9, l862.} l. Considering that the spirit of extortion and speculation has been sufficiently checked, aud thas the honesty, patriotism and good sense of the pec pie will be likely hereafter to correct abuses as they arise, Maj Gen. Hindman hus directed that ail orders and regulations fixing prices upon aytelc1 of suosrstence and forage, De reooked from this date. which is accordingly hereby done. II. III cases ot manifest exortion, should any such occur tue severeet penalties will be inflicted upon offenders.
 B. r. DANLEY, Col. and
 Provost Marshal Gcnr HEADQUARTERS 2D D!vIs,ox
 Arkadelhi0, August lst, I662 { The above order is approved. and all orders heretofore published by me in conflict with tha same are hereby annulled
 JAS. THOS. ELLIOTT.
 Maj. Provost Marshal, 2d Division.
 Trans Mississippi District. Aug. 4w
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OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL,
 i.t..S, Rock, July 3n. lG62. GYNrRAL ORDER No. U.
 i ON ACCOUNT of the scarcity of arms to ! arm the Troops, only 100 guns will be allow Cd 10 a county for indepcndent companies organ zed under General Order No. F, issued by Major General Tindman on the l7th of June last.
 3. No man will be allowed to keep gun unles he is a member Of an independent company
 }. Provost Mirshals. Assistant Provost Mar shals and Captains of independent companies, will cause 10 be tsken all surplus guns over and above one hundred in each county, and cause them to be sent to Capt. follys st Philadelphia
 f. Receipts in due form will be given for each gun, allowing reasonable price, payable on pre- sentatiou, at the office of the Chief of Ordnance [Major lockmanl at this place.
 E. r. DANLEY, Colonel
 Aug l3 3w and Provost Marshal Genl.
 TRANS MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT, OFFICE OF rRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL,
 I6tfie Rock, July 18th, l662> Special Order No. 46.
 WHEREAS. It has been brought to inc notice o the Provost Marshal General, that many cxemp and false swearing az well as bv fraudulent sup sh Provost Marshas of this district are herebf directed, whenever information they deem reliable shall be afforded tboru of any exemption having been fsaudQlently obtained by the above ineans to cause an examination to be had thereof, and trans nit transcript of their proceedings and the evi denee taken fsg thein to this office, in order that 1 justice may be rendered in tine premises. ! B. r. DANLE4, Colonel an e ov and Provost Marshal Gen'i.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
vo,,r Time haa Come

yryz u,aersicnei would respectfully call on thoEe f1
 dbtxd 10 hm to coma forward and settle. Confsd money seems be plenty at present and he n nsed oi scme q. H' 1>'-N"A'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-20
Capture Of Nurfre reeaboro-RepoIt of Col
 Forr--t

We received the following in manuscript rom Chattanooga, and pablish t to show tie extent of our victory l. was most brilliant affair. NEAp Q'He, 2n C>y. BRIGADE,
 Nc NinrUie, July l5th, 1862.