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a Successful Reconnoissance-Twe
Hundred Rebel Soldiers Captured and
Parol-d-tien. Joe Johnson near Cul.

lie
pepper.
WARRENTOS, Sept. ga force OF infantry
and cavalry, under the command of C}en
slant, accompanied by Captains Lawrence
Hcing Of his staff, reached this place this morn
Ing and captured more than i,2vO Rebel sol.
diers. Some of these were left here while sick
others wounded from Bull Run and Autietam
ana iarge number We're recently brought to-
gcther under the conscript act. The place was
approached by our troops with the utmost
caution, A it was known that "A Rebel foroa
had been here, but III what numbers could not
De- ascertained. Lieut.. Col karrp lst Nev
Jersey cavalry, led The advance and dashed in
town ut rapid rate. The inhabitants AT first
supposed that II was force Of Rebel cavalry.
ana WELCOMED us by waving handkerchief
cheering They soon, however. discovered
tlieir mistake, and their Joy was turned into
ah)"ct fear: Among the captured are Medical
Dneetor Fisher, Major and a large number
parolcd. WINK
Gen. Stahl made a dash through Thorouyh.
Tar" Gap to Salem and White Plains but found
M enemy there, and returned Our troons b,d
Tia" strictcst orders given them against moi. -.
ing private property, and the citizens arr ali
much gratifird with their conduct,
our pickcts ut Bull Run battle ground last
evening captured several rebel bushwncLrrs
onr, captured 10y squad OF the LIST MARYLAND
cavalry, hns doublc-barrrled shot run. He
oWhcd thnt ne was rebel, but denied being a
a,ou,, anu saii hr was hunting squirrels. One
ot our men Told him that more likely ha WAS
hunting Yankees, To which no replied thu he
would not iaind shooting a Yankee II he had a
good chance.
It's now known that Gcn. Joe John .ton l.
o.'wrrh 'nlprFrr anu Warrruton with force
Oh not less than 9O.tn men. Union residents OF
w" rlac" b"lirN" that hr has nearer An mon
good time. " ''''' ="
Among the wounded found tn ho,pi,,l hsr,
W'r" ninr rebel soldiers who were wountaJ IN
,n" attaSh upon tn" rebel force at w,rr.n,ou
Junction, on Friday nigh, last. nv tio, MrIran
Ihcy aSkhewI"dxr that several OF their mon
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FAREWELL BKNKrIr Nv THr rtoREScss.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs W J. Florence fwho
have been performing al Grover's Th.sl.r fur
va past three weeks, to crowded and brilliant
audiences nighil,o will b. the recipients of ,
joint fsfrwrii benefit. when will he performed
Tor the last Time, "pomb~y and Son." and the
ounx he'rss'' w" have every belief tha,
va" occasion wn prove an unususll, Hattcrinx
ovation. On tomorrow evening tho enraxn'
m"n, OF the florcase. terminates They viii
D. Hueeesdsd by the great ,rAged,n. Mr' Ell
Davenport.
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. + FL CT A L.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
Of America
To Al Whom II May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that ANBpER SAuvAN has been appointed Vice
Consul of France. a. Baltimore, do hereby recog-
nize him such. and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions powers and priviles es as
arc allowed to the Vice Consus of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
TO be made patent, and the Seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the 9th day Of September. A. D. lsi.,
IL. 81 and of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the Tth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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GEN. HUUkEK.
% A "a " of the MN 1NcitaS.

"AEa, OF the MN, WHITES.
Seen. Hooker rode into the city to-day, and
was OF course the object Of much attention
When he drilled his Old brigade near Bladcns-
burg, and subsequently commanded il, with
the Excelsior Brigade, on the bank of the Po-
tomac towards Aqua Greek, he was the subject
OF much abuse in Congress and out of il for not
going into the business of iiberating negroes
and his nomination was hung up in the Senate
until after the exhibition of his fighting quail.
ties at Williamsburg, Sc."
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THR DRArr IN MAasAcHrsKrrs --a,x
hndrew mas again postponed the ,ir,ff I'm
Massachusetts, this time 20 the 18Th Instant
This, we believe. is the fifth rostponcmenf Ia
has ordrrt. Massachusetts Il tho most h,nr
ward OF all the New England States in tha
hear of those throngrd roads and crow drd r.,
cruItIng offices v hIIh Gov. Andrew promised
MS II an cwancipa ion proclamation should b.
issued. We wait patiently also for Mr.
tirriey's 'ahrIce three henjveJ thou~snd."-
" 4, NeTlS
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'.ANTIETAM.'-Thc Baltimore Imsrican saws
this word should be pronounced with the ac-
cent on the last syllable-as Aa-te-tom. The
Rebels are likely TO pronounce il with d-n.
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ARRIVAL or STEAGGLERs, &C.-About noon
to-day about eighty stragglers, paroled prison.
erS, &c, arrived from Fort McHenry in charge
OF = guard, and We're taken 90 the Provost
Marshafs office, who viii dispose OF them.
They comprise those who have been taken up
IN Baltimore and vicinity recently.
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NARROWING DESERTERs

HNNBVNTNW UESENTEKS.
A. G. Miller, OF Alexandra. has been arrested
and sent to the Old Capitol, OH charge Of har-
boring deserters.
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,pprsTEp FOR sMrGGLfxG

T. y. Kaucn, has been arrested fotendeayor-
ing to take quninc, opium, &c, to@Richmond.
About so worth of quinine was found in his
possession. He was sent to the Old Capitol.
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THE PRISONERS CAPTURED

The exact number of Rcb'i prisoners inciu-
ding the sick and wounded. taken by Colonel
Mel. can IN his fate reconnaissance in force 10
Warrrnton. Va, was I,aSs. He parolcd them
Oh the spot, IL will be remembered.
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NEW GIN

The fifteen-inch Dahlgren gun has arrived
here from Pittsburg, and the usual tests are
To be- applied TO il ut the navy yard, under the
''iit'ctions of Captain Dahlgren himself The
ordnance department Of the yard is under his
exclusive charge.
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Notice TO News Agents.

News agents with the army under command
Of General Mcclellan and the forces in and
aroun8 Baltimore, in the West or South. should
send their order. for the STAR to Henry Tay
Tor. Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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To re SENT TO RICHMOND.

The prisoners OF state 10 be exchanged, start
to-day NJ O'Clock, under supcrintendrncc OF
Mai Shenk. Mr.. Wood, in charge of the Old
Capitol prison, goes TO negotiate the exchange
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SEIzURE OF LIoroRs.-Yesrarday, Captain
Johnson. Of the Provost Guard. made a descent
or the house OF Thomas coSan. ON the corner
OF Twentieth and II strt'rtS, and Sriz.G the
liquor of his establishment, amounting 20 over
Si,tt0 worth, which was coniiscased 10 the use
OF the Medical Puryeyor.
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"A l. I r Il TTU r Il. -
N FURNITURE.
McGREGOR & CO., 49,
THEIR
McGREGOR & co,

EXT NS1EE EROOMS
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
offer inducements to purchasers of FURNITURE
, ana other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our stock is large and varied
PARLoR SUITES, in Brocateile, Rep and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS. in Solid Oak. Walnut. Maho--
any and Painted, neatly ornamcnted
Bf.ES and DINING CHAIRS
superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
OF her Mattresses
Also. a large quantity Of low priced BEDSTEADS
CHAIRS. TABLES, BUREAUS, wARDRODES
WASHSTAkDS. OFFICE FL RNITURE &c
All of Which made fram the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would 10 well to look throu Oh
the stock before purchasing. selling at
prices to suit the times.
McGREGOR & Co
&C 3-bw.eo $50 Seventh street
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ROOFING 4 SoLDIER.-A few nights since, a
soldier named James Burns was enticed into a
house OF Ill fannie. near the Capitol. i'm which nc
stopped short time, and on leaving the heuSr
be discovered that he had been robbed OF SOS
Detective Reynolds was informed OF the facts
and arrested Ellen Ccnnei. with whom he
stopped and took her before Justice Ferguson
who committed her 10 Jail
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 1Ik a. m.-First Board
Z. :. Coupons, ISL, ieI; Seven-and- three.
tsnths Treasury Notes, les; U. $ Demand
Notes, ll9h; Gold I2ax.
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0@OFEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
H under the 4c' Of April Is, lSSs, entitled IH
dcf for the release Of csridiH persons held 10 ser
ctce labor in the District Of Columbia
City Hall, WdshiHgtoa CRY DCl
September a. 1852 {
LIST day of November next, close the Examination
OF all claims for compensation. and proceed to
make up their final report. All persons having
claims before the COMMISSIONER who have not
Presented their slaves for valuation and proven
title and loyalty by two witnesses nus. nrasant
them. And ALI claimants W ho cannot produce their
servants. viii bring their witnesses as 70 value
title and loyalty. before said 6rst GAY of Noyembrr
The Commissioners will meet every day except
Sc G-sawtsl0c WM R. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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NAVAL APPOINTMENT

Commander Das id ID. Porter has been ap-
pointed an Acting Rear Admiral. command
Ing mortar feet. ..-....r .-.-
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GIVE Me RooM."-A day or two srce a
lady OF more than ordinary size, and fully
hooped, got into one of the city cars and handed
dime TO the conductor, whose fingers ir,me-
diately went down into his pocket for th. half
dime for change; but she immediately pressed
III. sayingA Don't give me change. but give ma
ROOM: and taking seat in a corner which
happened 10 be vacant, spread her skirts over
the space usually allotted TO half n dozen of the
masculine species, where she was left undis-
tUrbed until the end of her tourney
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NOT RETURNED
The President has not yet returned from his
visit TO the Army of the Potomac.
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MERCHANTS.
vi Suffers.
HOTELS,
RESTAURANTS. &C.
WILLIAM FINLEY & BROTHER.
CORNER SEVENTH ASDFSrs
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SCARS.
PIPES, Sc.
Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas-
ing to examine our large stock, which is
reple,e with all grades OF
the above articles.
Also, AGENTS for ThiS Cify
of
JOHN J. BAGLEY'S
CELEBRATED INECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO
TICE
MICHIGAN fINE-CCr
Can be hsd at the following places, whom we fur
nish
}. s. DEARING. No. 262 Pa. avenue, above
18th st.
n. +. IRVING. No. 51i Seventh ST.
4. VI. HOOVER, No. 2s7 Pa. avenue tSouth
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa. avenue. above
18th st.
WM. A. HENDERSON. No. AIS Fifteenth :,
opposite Treasury Building. &c Inn
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A DAMS Express COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The pELIyRRY OFFICE Of this Con p.ay 2
Removed froU Third street 70 the iar6e aepet On
street. between 81 and Sdktreets- &C -
TNLOTHs ASp 49, ana fan
u fupply In The lot naay rvsliy choice gesdss
PLAIN BLACK mn
One price cniy. fnAnr DSS-
&c S-iS ka esrhss sa& NIL - s~
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A Row AMONG THE SoLDIERs.-A few DAYS
since, As the 2ist Connecticut Were resting on
the Avenue. near First street, u row was COM
menced by TWO soldiers, who were reinforced
by about twenty others, who behaved in an
outrageous manner, defying the officers TO arrest
them. and refusing 10 obey orders. For some
time considerable excitement prevailed in the
vicinity. and fears were entertained that III
would result seriously, bat, through the energy
OF Col. Button and his officers, the riugleade-S
We're arrested and quiet restored.
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THE EVENING STAR.
. WASHINGTON CITY: .
rRyDAy OCTOBER p, 1885, !.

- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
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lust AS OUR PAPER Is GOING TO PRESS.
HEAVILY laden with news of success
SOMETHING of port we stop to insert
MAY We here state, There Nobody hurt -
TT il in egsrd to an excellent Store
THAT'S stocked with fine Clothes from ceiling to
floor
HOW customers throns-what la rgains they get
G. How all the clothes so beautifully fit
CAN you not see the point and the pith
OF course; it is plsin-'tiS the store of friend
SMITH
46O SEVENTH STREET
Opposite The City Pest OgTrs
Where BETrRR BARGAINS FOR CASH can ~. oh
tanned than at>any ether store in Washington He
keeps every variety of CLOTHING GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, GAPS
and TRUNKS. oc s-Ip
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CLoAKs, sHAwLs

We have just received . larse ana eeautiful q
scrtnnent OF the akere gvods. In al the styles
Of this seasoa. the etyles eeiay cntircly new aai
tie ladies' g tsese, IS well ITO large stock .
DRESS GOODS. =
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e. W. BOT ELER. j. w. BOTELER.
CIV BOTELER < son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS. AND CROCKERY WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY. SILyER-PLATED WARE
BRITANNIA WARE, BL0CK-TIN GOODS.
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRU SHE'S,
WOODWARD. &c, &c. aud
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Generally.
BIS IRON HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue.
:i-roiIn between 9th and 10th streets
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OrrlCE CHrEr CoMHIssART TEASS-MIss. DIST,
Little Rock, Ark, july LIST. 1862
GEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
- this Office for the delivery of 10000 bush
els CT DRIED PEACHES, and $4,000 bushels
of DRIED APPLES, for the use of the
arm, in this district The proposals must he
fled in this efsce ca or before the 18th day
of August next and the fruit delivered well
packed in barrels, boxes or sacks. on or before
the 10Th day of October next. 70 proposal
for the delivery of a less quantity than 1000
bushels will be received. The places of deliv.
cry will be Little Rock, Dardanelle. Eft Smith.
Arkadelpha and Washington. The propo-
sails must specify distinctly the price per BUSH
ell and the place of delivery, and must be
signed by the party making the same. The
Proposals must be directed to the Chief Com
mssary of this department, and must be en-
dorsed Proposals for delivering Dried
Peaches" Proposals for delivering Dried
Apples"
Bond and security will be required for the
fulfllment of the contract.
John G. PALMER,
Major and Chief Commlssary. 3
July 9, 1885,. It'd
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
ss ARKANSAS INSTITUTE
ftN @ FOR THE H
EDUCATION or THE BLIND.

THE ANNUAL SESSION of this School will
i commence at LArkaaelpeia. on the st NIon-
day in September. r Che terms for tuition.
board, washing, &C., where there is ability to
pay, are one hundred and sixty dollars, per
session of ten months: but indgent blind per-
sons between the ages of six and twenty-six.
| resident in Arkansas. will be received. board
| ed and instructed. atsthe expense of the State.
upon prcsesting a ycertihcate from, the pre-
siding judge of the county in which they live.
stating that they are unable to psy for board
and tmtion in the Institute Application for
| admission, should be made to the .Superinten-
dant, OTIs PaTTEN, Arkadeipba. and should
state the pnme, age, mental capacity, and pc
cuniary circumstances of the person for whom
application is made, together with the name
and postoffce of the parent or guardian. No
person having any offensive or infectious dis
| ease, or addicted to immoral habits, will, know
| ingly, be admitted into the school The pupils
will live in the honse with the Superintendent.
and form part of his family. 49,. 49,
The course of study is similar to that pur-
sued in academies for the seeing, embracing
| Orthography. Reading, Writing Arithmetic
Geography, Grammar. History. Philosophy.
Natural History, Algebra, Geometry, Langua-
ges, Vocal and instrumental Music. together
with seraral branches of Haudieraft. 1t is the
object Of the Institution, not only 10 educate
the blind intellectually aud morally. but to fit
them for self-support. mainly as Teachers and
Mechanics. The pupils spend a portion of
each afternoonin the workshops where the boys
learn to make mattresses and corn brooms, and
the girls to knit and sew. The school and
workshops are open to visitors ut all times ex-
cePtins GA the Sabbath. and all who f, el
an interest are cordially invited to call and
witness theexer cises. ..- -HaI a
Arkadelpha, Aug. 18th, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

Isaac Scamell, Defendant
THIS day came said complainant by her So
J. lieisor and filed her bill herein, charging
that she and the defendant were lawfully mar
ried, and that said defendant, Isaac Scamell
has deserted her without anv just cause. and
praying for divorce from the bonds Of matri-
mony existing between them: and il appearing
from affidavit attached to said bill, that
the defendant Is nonresident of the State of
Arkansas, it is ordered that said defendant
be notified Of the tendency, nature and objcc,
Of this suit. and that unless he shall be and
appear before the Hampstead Circuit Court,
in chancery sitting, on or before the third day
Of the next term thereof, at the courthouse in
the town Of Washington, county Of Hampstead
and State of Arkansas, to be holden on the
third Monday of November next, "A. u. 1862,
and plead, answer or demur to said bill, the
same will be taken for confessed and decree
accordingly; and il is further ordered that q
copy of this order be published in the WASH
ington Telegraph for two weeks successfully,
the last Insertion to be at least four weeks
before the commencement of the said next
term of said Circuit Court, and that the same
when so published be taken and deemed suffi-
cicnt notice to said defendant Of the nature.
object and tendency of this suit
Tcste: s T. SANDERS, Clerk,
Copy from the record. .s
% Testc: 8 S. L. SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

yITHEN left camps near Tupelo, Miss, in
wv July last, as Courier to the State Of
Arkansas I was entrusted by Mr.. Coady. Of
Washington, who is soldier IN, the Confederate
army, with 500 N Confederate money, to be
given to his wife. awhile was in Washington
/ gave Mrs. Coady the money and took her re-
ceipt for the same Since I came back to the
army, Mr. Coady Informed me that he had're-
ceived a letter from his wife informing him
that ! had paid her the 500; and in the last
few days understand that j, is the current
gossip Of Washington and vicinity that i used
the money and did not pay it over to Mrs.
Coady.i Any person or persons who would
hatch up such ,falsehood against me- while
absent in the army, would be gully Of things
TAI 3 vill;an or fsnd soovld blush 10 do. 81,
to WI i 'i Il. C. EDMUNDS. 1
Camp near Holly Springs, Oct. g, 1882 3
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
stockholders Meeting.
Ezss g.

II HE annual meeting Of the stockholdcrS of
l. the Mississippi. hraehita and Red River
Railroad Company will he held at their Office
In the city ofCamden, on Wednesday tile Igti
day of November next, at which time. nirrc.
tors. uider the charter Of said eompany.will BE
elected for the ensuing year. Stockholders
in arrears npon their subscribed stock will
n-t be alloxed to vote.
JAS T. ELLIOTT.
Pres. ". o aud r. II. K. e..
Oct. 10, 1862 T-+ sS.5v
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
w ANTED.

900O GOOD BEEF HIDES. free from tails
cUVO and ears. not worm eaten or dam.
aged IN curing. for which we will paw Is cents
per pound in CASH. or SHOES and LEATHER
u preferred, on delivery at our lanyard near
Washington, and q cents for Green Hides
properly trimmed and not cut in skinninr: 30
cents per pound for good, dry Deer skins. n
1.-l 2ri l5 Also Wanted.
Eight likely young NEGRO MEN, for which
we will pay full prices in cash, on early ap-
plication. 1
...-...s TRIMBLE & wINN.
washington, Nov. ., 1862. 49,
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
No ice

HAVING 10 ne absent in the service W the
Ill Government, Messrs ". L. Britt 4 Isaac
Lawrence are my authorized agents for the
Transaction of business. Persons indebted TO
me, or having open accounts. will please rake
settlements with them.
ID .... --e -r J. s.. BRITT.
Washington, Oct &, 1862 i0-f
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
OFFICE CHIEF CoNMIssARY, w
.-re TRANS MISS. OEPAnINEx;

1t having been found that the price put upon
the article of Salt, by the tariff Of the lst inst
is insufficient 70 remunerate the persons en-
gagged in its rnanrfscturc; and that the OK
penses incident Ttvreto will zee largely in
creased during tfe Nisiur season .rthF Major
General Commarfing An Thought NrNiaF 80
raise the price h. fNa DotiJ-I and Fijfy Cent?
per bushel AM vio.afsesS VI this Qrdcr Will
be strictly visitc1 ti.=t yt
b. command Of Maj. Gea. Holmes fA
JOHN @. PALMER Maj mals ..t
! - -sst and Chief Commissary.
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS. I
COUNTY OF HEMPs lead. .-
Office of the Clerk of the Hampstead Circuit
Court, on the Chancery side thereof
In vacation, October 10. a. d. 1862.
Jemima Scanell, b. her next
friend Orville, Jennings. BILL
Complainant Por
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
] the undersigned, Under the firm Of Britt K
Lawrence, is this day dissolyc ed by mutual con-
sent The remainder of the stock will DC sold
by J. s. Britt.
". L. BRITT.
ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Wash ngton. Oct. 9. 1867
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
ANTHONY HOUSE,
d LITTLE ROCK, ARK,
= ). l.. PALMER, ProprieiO |
n Oct. 90, 1862. y X - 51..i.- : AZ If
OFFICE CHIEF CoamissArY.
TRANS NisSrssrpyr Der, yrupxr

OFFICE CHIEF CoaMissArY.
pr TRANS MISSISSIPPI DsrARrNKST,
~ 5-aerf Lile Rock. Oct, 4. 1852. J 4
Salt will hereafter be sold to citizens. frern
the government works, in charge of Maj @. IT.
King, c. S., at the price of one dollar and ffft y
cents per bushe,, of 20 pounds Persons paw
ing for the same in subsistence stores, viii
have the prefere:.ee
The following tariff Of prices ia adopted for
the government OF officers and SCENTS # tins
department, and will govern in the sale OF salt,
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26
Trustees:
S25 REWARD.

T OST or STOLEN. in town II At camp.
IL large LEATHER POCKET BOOK. con-
tanning something near $500 in Confederate
Money, and a memorandum Of rat allow ed
under the regulations Of the Confederate ar
my. Some $3.50 or S5l15 of the mouey was in
ten dollar bills, new issue
The finder will please deliver to Col. JOHN
r. Eaiin, who is authorized to pay the above
reward.
a.a - r. GARRISON.
A. Q. ". Of Maj. Estes Reg
re- Texas Detachments.
CaEnp Carrigan. near Washington, Ark,
Sept. 18th. 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

LIE /" a pington Navy Depabs
~ received, saysga .Nofthsrn, papS-s.
rsbsj Pr.posltIoos tor s She de.sFuHfiois w
Il ~. IL. steamer Aiabami arhas way.t-
60 nat the governDeL. no -.
for u capture ard -. --,
aud $500, 900 for b III Fr'1s NJ
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

Persons desiring { exchange any of ,he
above articles for salt, can deliver the same at
Little Rock or Arkadelphia. and obtain ceriii-
Gates which will ertitle then, to salt
by order of Maj. Gen IioLNgs. JnrI
-vT JOHN C. PALMER, Mai.
]n-iw and Chief ComiDiS- ary
Washington telegraph., 1862-11-26

or says that nothing has VI
hsi two years ia winding up -
cradle Institutions, and can not BE- i NJ
untii the war IL over The
These are all the important topics 10. q.
aisd ~ message With which yur ryrs 4
haveaot been heretofore made .con