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Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04

Maj. T. w. ROGERS, OF TEXAs.-We
were pleased to meet this gallant Texan
officer 10 cur city, almost entirely recov-
cred from the bruises he received in his
fight with the enemy some ten days since
near Searcy With a detachment of his
own and some Arkansas troops under
Capt. Hicks aud Capt. Hooker, amounting
In all to not exceeding one hundred and
sixty in number, h. brayely charged the
enemy in much superior force, and they
routed them. Reliable information from
the enemy, received through several
lurccs, put down their loss in killed,
wounded and missing at two hundred aud
thirty We regard this as one of the
most daring and brilliant feats Of the war
and if properly followed up, as it will be,
the result will soon be tie expulsion of
the Yankees from Arkansas soil.
Maj Rogers report of the fight will be
found in to-day's issue. We regret to
learn that in the Reorganization of the re-
giment Maj. Rogers declines re election.
His reasons, however, are sufficient. Him.
self and his four sons all belong to the
army, and now the conscript law takes
hi- son in-law, the last remaining male OF
his family. Under such circumstances,
lie deems it to be his duty, much as he
regrets it, to return home.
Maj. Rogers is a brave aud gallant man
he j. an able officer, beloved aud res
pected ty his men He will be ever re-
mcmbercd by our people, and will always
receive hearty greeting at their hands
whenever he honors Arkansas with his
presence. He has nobly deserved it
I True Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
C0NSCRIPT NOTICE.

4 LII. persons subject to be enrolled under the
Il Conscript Law, are hereby notified to at
tend punctually. at the times and places ap-
pointed for enrolment am instructed to en-
roll all ahsentees, from the best information |
can obtain, who will be subject in all respects
to the law All exemptions will be made IN
reference to the Exemption Law Of the Con-
federate States, and no attention VIII be paid
~ exemptions under the State laws. Those
who have been released by certificate, or other
wise, from military duty upder the State law,
are notified to attend--as am directed to en-
roll All persons, where there il doubt rs to
their ability to DO service; when their only
appeal will be to Headquarters, at the camp
of instruction, at present, at Little Rock
DANIEL GRIFFIN,
Enrolling Officer,
9Th Reg, Arkansas Militia.
Washington, Arkansas, May 2sth, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04

A Ii notes and accounts due DR.. II. l.. Nelson
II are this day placed in the hands of Mr..
John II. Smith for ttemcnt. All persons to
whom he is indebted w.ll please call upon Mr..
Smith during his absence to the army and
mske such arrangements as their claims will
admit OF.
Hasl.n- -ton, March 2Glh. 1862 il-3
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
Il @ e z e -

p resolution ana order of the = ~ 2
I'D Board OF Directors of the gEsS-
sassil'Ef. ssuacl:ga and REQ River
ss5a3irosad Goat atpany. of Novembe, Z7th.
looi' am authorized to sell amy lands stu
AZ. aleu IA t4e ChahPagnolIe Swamp Land Dis
trict, (sold or granted to said ComDanv hy an
act of the General Assembly Of tie State Of
Al kansas, approved 18Th day of January. 1861. }
SAID lands to be sold ut 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 Treasur7
warrants Of the State of Arkansas. and +, exc
cute deeds to purchasers. All persons Layina
Pre-empuon claims upon any of the said lands
are hereby notified that if said claims are not
redeemed within ninety days from this date.
their rights under their pre-, einption Will be
forever barred.
JAS. THNS. ELLIOTT.
Pres VI, o. & &R.R r. Co.
Camden Nov IS 1851 i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
THE WARRINGTON
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES,

THE Second Session of these Schools will
i begin on the second Monday in February.
All who design patronizing them will please
make it known as early as possible, that the
different classes may be arranged at the outset.
Parents and guardians are again earnestly re-
quested TO cooperate with the teachers in the
enforcement of discipline
Rates of Tuition the same as per last session.
III. A. JONES,
cipal of the Nal G Academy.
Jan % 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
NOTICE.
HRS. L. Il. ssE AGA,
RESIDENT hnI1 Z.

7" aShlp6tcn, ------ --- AlkaGSa5.
q prepared to Iugui-h Psrtrai;= la oil, from
life or amhrotyrcs. Nifc sizcl IN the best style
of she Art. and warreutcd ;n tIit!tu' ness "t
.rp:cseat1ti also. plrior lectures in oil or
Nfnochomatic, n low prices. Portraits O.: de-
ccH~cH spl:er> taken ~ S25 cach. Terms cash
y B.-Tho-e wishing work i' her line are
invited To- cal. as ,.c res.' nl O.. E,y. y. d.
BIacl, gnd cZtm;Ac specimens,
Jan. -, lSG2, 2tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
EsR. :. Es. HARVEY.

IT ANING jus: returned from tile Cullcg oF
IL u nial Surgery H Philadelphia. aud hay
ing associated himself with Ollie vi Tie ulic Il
a:lI mnst sk.'ilul D"Uti-t- in the State. and
having acquitted conn lc;c knuwlrrlEr oF tiir
different siyy, co. woIE. and the latest ini-
provemeHt- ia the profession. feels S.tc in
saying :, t'ic community at Large, he /, luIy
prc;aIcl to c~'cpt- work in tile most -kiiriI
HHh niproyc m:na'~.
Washington, April II, 1851. IT.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
j ~ IIEN. LLLlJII.
Pres VI %. & RR. r. Co.
Camden, Nov. IS, 1861. Tiff
a e. a R q .

4 e a Y D.
lAFlNG this day reconveyed to Mr.. VI.
al NLohDE DEhG the Store House, Warehouses
and Town Lots on which the same are situated
IN Washington, together with the Stock OF
Merchandise renaining on band. recently pur-
chased of Kim, and also assigned to him NV
Books Of accounts for Merchandise sold. and
all Notes, Bills and evidences of debt growing
out of said business from the date of purchase
to this day he is therefore hereby fully rein
vestel with all the right, title claim or intcrcs;
which may have derived from him in and 70
said Storehouse, Warehouses and Town lots
and Merchandise on hand, and he alone j.
authorized to collect and settle all debts created
III my name AT the mercantile establishment
conducted for me by said Wiseberg.
JOEL D. CONWAY.
Washington, Ark. Dec. ii, 1861. 5o-tt
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
NJ e A Fs

AM now prepared to keep constantly on
l. hand fresh supplies of MEAL. sufficient r.
acc IMMEDIATE all citizens who will appreciate
the necessity am under OF selling strictly for
cash.
A. Il. cox.
Washington, April >, 1862. 12-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
NOTICE.

10 The Stockholders Of the u. "A. G A.
Navigation Company:
A the solicitation of numerous stockholders,
n | will defer the commencement Of the work
to some future time. The call will not be re-
quirod to be paid at the time mentioned. Our
State is now invaded. Every man will be re-
quired to be at his post.
C. NJ. HERVY, President.
March 18th, 1862. O.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
WASHINGTON
LIVERY & SALE STABLES,

HAVING made large
ot2saas-lafszzy/ o2a-as1 81 additions to my Sta ( -. ~
6Yf-~t3 bles, would say to 5.l%~f&
nv old patrons and the travelling = : q z 2
public. that am prepared to feel and take
care Of Horses
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
= GtlCG.

/ Ii those SHOWING themselves indebted to
Il DR.. James A. Williams are earnestly re
Qncsted to make some arrangements for rhn
liquidation of the same. Their accounts and
noses can be found ut his residence. during his
absence on the frontier.
Washington, March ), 1862. Str
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
q GAR ID.

I HIVE this day petired fran tae W.rc-
i IioH~n Business, in consequence Of being
engaged in the service Of my country. aud
wouid ask my friends for Il continuation os tuc
business to MY successors, Nessrs Powell &
60.
JOHN I. LOJtN.
Camden. Fob. H. fSG Ig-4
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
NOTICE..

1 LII persons indebted to ME will please come
Il forward ana settle up by cash or otherwise.
j. S. BRITT.
Jan. %, 1862, 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
E0sicc.

ENrEC1 ING to ic absent for some i;mr in
Ia the army Of the 5, ujhcrn Confcder,cy.
Ecrcby give notice that meanwhile mr wife,
judith }. Abraham. Is fully authorized 20
transact any business for ne In my ah-rnce
JAMES AHRAHhM
Rondo, Lafayette county. May ,, 1867.
I7-j
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
3INv ! SG NJ I'm ? 00lNGl

ami Er atf, C.Ltre,r .yr Nri.- ttatny, hhrnsr..
Sewer CO. May lNt l5? l1r+- 2D-3l
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
rNE.anRD II sg-ARal.

April >. 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-04
EGEREE.

Washington. April 30. 1852. IG-}w
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PROPOSALS FOR CANNON.

,PRoPoIAts Will be received BY the war and
NAVY Departments until the Esd day o! lime 1853
f0r the fibncstion of the following heavJ ca mon,
l. XIV inch smooth bore-nOt to exceed 50 ,ooo
:; XII mon Iifs-,o be of the same exterior form
SnS PToPOr:ioEdl weights the XIV iDon sIaonfb
re Eu2s. The IeuEth OF The guns over eli moi 70
d ai5 sssentiSiy f,"m standard guns o. sams oalI-
TIE chip gus 10 be coustruc ed with a nre.np-
derance one sixteenth cf the weight Of the teoa
a Inc Iortre's suns TO have ralcheIs tor eisyst-
Ing, bat 70 be without praoOnderauoe as ia tha
o the new Sattern gOlumblads.
D. Inc nrst Eun OF ccoh kind to stand proof nF
oae thou,and rounds With charge Of rovder of
one JchTn toe vels % nf the shot for the XIV Irch
sgd oAs mn for tbs XII Inoh 'Rhe snot for the
weight. ANA - have al velocity not les thar
SEQ teet; AID for the ii noh ufl not less 81.
go PoundS, with an inltial yeloolly not less thsn
g. Should the trial guns pass the presc-, bed oroo,
sni Inspection, oach branch of the service viii cor
bs bSr OF eaSn KIND to De made PreciseIy
eaoh gun stands proof of one hunared 70 unds with
servlos ohA!Ees. -'H
4 shou tne trial guns eta I'd the re.uirsd proor
the Government will par tbs e1psnses attendn1
t1e ooi aad for the Euns. Shouio they f.il 10 10
So the p. oosIs with the eIcspt on of ,he powder,
Ihe price Tor est gun is IN be stat d. and the
@ .e q be accompanied by sketohes show
ths grns, aud likewise the material siouosed tn re-
used IN their construction. = - 10
o., IN, Tne time Of comp elton for the inspection of
llmit for tho completion Of the remslnder 10 ' = .
within nine mon ms W Js
10. The Government reserves the night to ~ sc,
NJ II; froposa,s shculd be addressed to the "N,vv
HEAVY suEs" ~ ED%fSf %ffisc n. sTESSsgssis sTESs sos. for
i,eo GIDEON WEE LES,
- ~1NN Secretary Oi the NAVY
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II At no time since the outbreak Of the rebel-
lion has the amount Of money received for duties
1T the New York Custom House reached that
which was received during the month OF May.
The recei p,s for that month were over four MIL
J 0ns seven hundred thousand dollars, the whole
Cf which was paid In demand notes OF the FIRST
issues. of this large suu nearly one-hslf was
paid on bonded goods, the receipt Of the ware
house department amounting to upwards OF two
millions Since the beginning Of the year, HleT-
chants have avalISd themselves Of the ware
housing privilege 20 I much greater extent than
cvsr before The importers OF sugars, teaE, and
cphs5, wh Ch aIlic!fS, until list August, were
admitted free OF dutv, have, In coEsequsnce OF
ths high rates now imposed, bsen compelled TO
bond large portion Of their merc baudiSe Some
very large amounts have been paid by the i'm
pCrters Of the above named articles a single firm
having, sluce January, paid between four hUH-
dred thousand and i've hundred thousand dol
lars on teas alone
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Official Statement Of the Loss In the Battle
of RaIr Oaks
Later fronl Europe.

CAPE RACE, June THE North American was
boarded at noon to- day oR this point, with Liver
pool advlCes to the Both. ..'. =
The defense commission appointed by the Brit
ish government to inquire into the relation eta
ciencv OF plated ships and Notifications, unani-
mously concluded that the latter must continue to
form an essential feature in the defense Of the
country.
The Daily News defends Gen. Buffers course
at New Orleans
Notice has been given in the House of Com.
mons OF motion of inquiry into the relations
between England and the FederaIs and Confed-
crates.
The Grand Duke Constantine has been appointed
Vicerov Of Poland -
The Nova Scotia arrived out on the 29th.
COMIERCIAL.
Cotton had advanced I'D for American. Sales
OF the week A. 900 bales; sales OF Friday 10 600
baies. The market closed buoyant Breadstuffs
nave an upward tendency. Flour and corn have
each advanced cd. Provisions closed duh
Consols for money 93% American securities
are unchanged and steady.
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NAVY DIPAtrMRsr.J i

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June a. Isca
Ihe Navy Department. will,un tl the asd d., inn,
leo<, Iecelve propositions for the eon.frncfIor
complies equipment of double bowed sids vSsS aaI
sunD1sH rndoer at eaoh end, fore and n
rsseo, tne load drAR of which is mot 10 s
A. tne speed 10 be not less than thIrt, an
tot ttoI toa cohsscanve hou's II smooth wafer whsn
i1eoeo, csffylpg coal for FIVE DAYS consnm :, in =.
tnss speo1tf Inc engines TO be single and eitbsr
oees y, hsn pSaip, or lncllnet; the wheels 10 he
t soa inc guards madsas short fore and
ne yssssl to DO bui Of the beat m,tsra., to be
s,h mVh stePted, copper butt bolted ami sha.sbSJ
w. %ia tour oa ace low meta. the buSarSs
10 la p,v1i, AND OF plate iron. The srmarenf
in b1osSsds eaeh' and four sipouader howitS
,hs ne vessel is 10 be delivered at q Navr wa
~ nnsin TOUT months OF dare OF contract. sonnIa,s
her respect ior naval cruising, and rsady fes
en 9Idnsnce stores flsl for msohinsry. eIny1
sions, ana anchors ard aables. TO hs ktv.E
ssapkiou n eoooroenoe VITA naval usag as M - =
traetx. 80 - --. 1seea n naval oon-
- psrGss proposing WILL present their OF, ,l.,,
apscineAtions and models. The prios ststap pans, AM,
oonDis,s me sssss With machinery and ssui,msnss =
no pro Io.iti0n will be considered urles. f,o,,
sels ard msehinerJ. - ~ s;e9 5sses oI ses-
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HowARD's BRIGADE ~ BATTLE Some Of the
most brilliant hghtIng was done by the 1st brI-
.sde, Richardson's division, commanded by
Brig. Gen. o. %. Howard of Maine, composed OF
the GIs: and 9Th New York, slst Pennsylvania
and Sth New Hampshire. At the hrst fire OF the
enemy, after the brigade got into position, Col.
Jas. Miller Of the Slst Pennsylvania, was killed
and the advance II the Sist temporarily checked
TIE 6lst and 9Th New York advanced In line,
and th-Oug hOut the whole battle behaved coolly
rs if on parade. The whole brigade Paraded for
the hZht less than 600 men and its loss in killed
ard wounded amounted 70 the fearful sum q 536 ,
The heroic Howard was tw &c wounded, and
his horse shot under him. When wounded the
second time, he rode IN front Of the 6lst New
York, and simply held up the bleeding ftrImp Of
Ills shattered right arm, The wAC.e line re-
sg0ndsd with a sh0ut Of rage. and charged with
the bayOaet This was the decisive charge OF the
DAY. The fghtiEg OF Howard's brigade and the
Excelsior br Rade saved the battle, and gave time
for Mcclellan TO bring up his supports and out
maneuver the enemy.
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Z rival Of ThurIow weed-His Impressions
Of Foreign Aentiment .-rse

ThurIow Weed arrived at New York on Thurs
6l- he landed at Jersey City, at 9o'clock where
rufttse Of the Common Council, together with
George Dawson, james Davis, Hugh J Hastings,
lsulss r Coulter, and others Mr. Smith ad-
dressed him, welcoming him home, aud tender
no him the hospitalities Of the city.
Sir Weed briefly replied, expressing his pleas
r-p at fetu- ming home, and remarking that he had
r,; locked for this reception, and would take
r4Tr matter Into consideration E-
lie party then took carriages and repaired to
fae AstOT Houss. Here more friends were in
,.s ing, and cordial greetings were exchanged
tr Wesd appears better than at the time of his
departure, although be has been very actively en-
rICved during his absence.
All O'Clock breakfds, was announced. Alder
nan smith presided Mr.. Weed sat at bis right
- be took his seat he remarked the pleasure he
sgpsrisnced in sitting at an American table where
accurate MEASURE was not taken Of chop OF
mutton and the eggs numbered. Conversation
f.rarne general, and Mr.. Weed narrated interest
fr,s U.-UfrP.r@s abroad.
Tr- stHsr Of public ssntimsnt abY0Cd, he said
vgas far from gratifying The FrehCh Govern
rr-ut cherished no friendly sentiments toward Us,
sad the people were Itle better. But Prince
Napoleon was our most sincere, earneAt fIiend
sGd lost no occasion g. DO us friendly office.
The British Ministry was divided. Lord Pal
msrs.On and Earl Russeli were adverse 10 us;
ether members Of the Cabinet Were warmly af-
f,cled toward the North. The Queen, whenever
she could say 4 word, always expressed the most
decided sympathy with US.
Prince Albert had always been the devoted
fiend OF ths country, and bis last public act had
been 10 mosi ~ dispatch which the NJ inis;Ty
lad prepared 10 send 70 Lord Lyons
The general unfrIsndly sentiment cherished
toward us In tue Old World, Mr.. Weed a'trib-
uttd 10 the treaCheTous conduct Of our diplomatic
agents abrosd
Fall one taird Of them had for years been
engaged In preparing tue public mi nd In Europe
for tn cOnten plated revolutions and large num-
Der of Southern Congressman had paTtici pated IN
tie treason. We IN america could have but an
Imperfect idea Of the condition OF popular senti-
meat on that continent -. ..s..r.r
Dr. Russell was one Of cur best friends in Eng
and lie took every occasion to express his sym
I,athv for the North He spoke az the clabs, to
members Ct Parliament, to everybody whom be
encountered. He pronounces our army The fnest
In the world; the raw recruits were equal to vet
srsls in other cOuntries-
CaDitaiists were surprised most OF sll. Our
country was dismem beTed, and its extinction
threatened By civil war Of mOEstrOG5 proportions;
ye! We met all the expenses, and were able 10
ronunOe to do so for ten years without recur-
renee to foreign c0EtTi buttons; and funds had
no. deprecated since the breaking out Of hastil
iuss There was no other country In the W erl d
capable Of such financial achievement. America
was truly independent.
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This admirable article condeuses into compact
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Its highly nourishlng suslities, combined with It's
delioacy renders IL invaluable for the sick, while
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fresh meat and veEetableg. IL will keep good In
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. MONDAY. JUNE 9. 1862
FROM GEN. MeGLELLAN's ARMY.
Gen. Sumnsr Advanced to New Position
The Rebels Try to Hinder our Bridge

bulfQerB.
[Armv Correspondence Of Associated Press.l
HEADQUARTERS GEN. McCLKLLAN, Sunday,
June Sc p. m The rebels opened with artillery
yesterday afternoon on the pickets Of Gen. Sum-
ner, they having advanced to a new position. No
harm was done, and the firing soon ceased
A Richmond paper Of Friday, received here,
gives no details of the late battle. They claim a
I" brilliant victory.n The paper at tes that the
FederaIs were driven into the ChickahominY and
White Oak Swamp; that Gen. Mcclellan had sent
flags of truce asking permission to bury bis dead,
both Of which statements are false The paper
gives the loss in one regiment at 40 killed and
wounded, evidently showing that they consider
II their interest TO disclose the news of their de-
feat to the public by degrees, thu preventing a
panic.
Sen. PTim and saf, Of Spain, arrived here to-
day, and paid their respects to Gen. Mcclellan.
Three deserters, who arrive d to-day from Rich
mond, state that there was great excitement In
that city for fear that the James river would rise
snt1cienly TO allow ouf gunboats TO pass over the
obsfuctiOnS. The excitement was 80 great that
many OF the citizens were leaving Tney confirm
the report Of the wounding of General Johnson
This being Sunday everything is quiet with our
army.
Official Statement OF the Loss In the Battle
OF Fair Oaks.
The following statement Of the loss in the bat,
tie OF Fair Oaks has been received at the War De-
partment.
To Hon. Edwin M. Stanton. Secretary of
Ing OF the 3st OF May and June LIST, 1862 in front
OF Richmond:
Kill'd. Wound. Missy.
Gen Summers I'd corps. ..ls3 S9i IiG
Gen. Heintzelman's3d I'd do 259 $50 ls5
Gen. Keyes' 4th dO.......ils I753 OBJ
Totals. .............S9 $50 3,627 1922
Grand total, killed, wounded and missing,
5,739. -
A nominal list will be furnished as soon as tie
data can be received.
|. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
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DEATH CT A FEMALE MIsER-A Mrs Mur-
phg, widow, of Easpot, Me was found dead in
her bed on Friday morning last. The town au .
tbnFities found 81 ,7OO on her premises, OF which
s4,J In gold was sewed In her dresses She left
request 10 be buried In the gold lined dress bat
whether the coin was 10 be taken out he pa pers
do not STATE
II The Wood county (Wis) Rsportsrsays
that the LnInOefmen are returning from below
having sold out Taey report material improve
ment In the lumber market, with good pros
pscs for the futu e. Lumber sells readily for
eight and nine -dOllars- Last Year pure chaseFs
were hunted up at six and seven.
IL The King OF Portugal, Louis I, BON the
3iH OF October, ISIS, has announced to the Srtrl
gusse Chambers his iltended marriage with the
Italian Princes Maria Pla, daug htsr OF Victor
Emanuel and Younger sister OF Princess CIotilda
VIE Of PfiBce Napoleon. The lady 10 afteen
years old.
IL The Speaker and ten Commoners OF de
English House OF Commons have challenged the
Lord Chancellor and ten Peers 90 shoot a rife
match on Wimbledon Common, says tue London n
Times, 70 decide the superiority between the two
Houses Of Parliament, and the ehallenge has been
accepted se - p
/. ~ The number Of permits iasued In Phi,a
doiPhia last month for the erection Of building 9
vas 5o5, and since the commencement OF the
Tear IA In the corresponding peeiod last wear
tfe humber issued WA 795. i.