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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28

NEw YoRS MARSTrs.-Ia New York On Tuesday,
% d inst Government sizes sold down 10 90 "a clcsr
a. 81 IL The railway share list vas from l2al Il
per cent lower No cause uAs assgaed for tue dsene
some heavy saes OF governments had doubtless good
deal TO do With It. Money vas easy at per cent
Goi sold al 1901 bu, afterwards ofred a, ll9
IS Exchange reported dull at lSl Ia ISL SIS. Tie
exports OF tee week again over three mlioaS Tie
cotton marke. was 6rm Si;h sales OF 500 COO oal1s
closing sd on the basis Of Sos. for mjdlmg uPlAndl.
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ToRlEs IN PNDLKroS CoUrT-The Rockingham
Register learns that there is regularly organized Gem
pany Of Union men in Peuds,ou county. Ttey are 10
Gated on Mil Greek, near the line between PaudistO
aud Hardy and about teu or eleven mil Soath Ct Pc
tsrsbu-g. The company hss for its Captain msu by
the name o. John BgGd, Who hAs rendered himself
What notorious &c commands. sc learn, about 80 or
50 ieludsd followers Who soon reap the fruits Ct
their treason and diaoyaly 70 hr native STATE These
traitors, We will guarantee Si be attended to in due
tina
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BY enoJAs ". KEssgT. Ace.
uFre corner 18th .,d Gary

A DMINTSTHhTSs,, SALE OF VALUABLE
N Household end Kitchen Furniture, emo
Buggy md n arnsss HJ Nurtion.-Wh b led O.
p rtSDAY HORNf ~ JJlg S0t. al 10 o Il cb.
resJence OF Dr. o. u. HILL Decd soneref Grace srd sG
s.fes hold aud Kcrl Furniture CO.'S sang n
usual variety All n,sIy aad IN good order Also,
excel mt BUggy md Harness. Alec,
z FOH RENT.
The Dwtmrg HodsG Wig go-d sable AEd Carriage House
~ order OF the Administrator.
T.Tm' cash.
July p THos w. KTEsEE, Ga,t
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NOEaCK.

mar subscriber thankfl for The liberal patronage snsd 70
hin heretofore socta ooaTS Of bbscco hour.
ga county pr1taca an 10 aidton hufAciaredA
smoking tobaco and cgars Toe les ~ o7aeeo E1 have TIE
psracaisr Ette1ioa Of NJ JohR 4. ah,2PAr > J..
ALfXANJAR 0AKKEFr
Ia5 SO J0u IHEPrAI0. Jr, salsiaAa 4 Tobacco
OEISI T55sEssF STSsSs = s-VS - ~ ~ - e
~ TERsoH CO. -
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that 10 expected TO give the nation speedy, complete
end thorough victory the REBELLION. Tie country
demands for TIE army what the RrmT itsei rtqlrss
coapsteH a5sols and rs,p2nsibls head 1t will tolo
rae no back stsrs copfdsnno mere military wet nurse
for ciyuisn COMMANDER whether that civilian be the
~ OF wsror the President OF the United Staes
lie, but this condition tsufltd and LET one single sue
cess give token that ths policy is hereafter TO prevail
and the whole poser Of the nation mill sgin leap With
e1altan hopeuness aud faith into the contest Tor the
Dation's life p u
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTUHR,0AY.
BY KiNr,TMt. 8 oen AuoFs
DRY G0anr lTrTInN.

ON wEDNHDAY, te 3eth nsisni, nen ct oeoos
" a. No IA cary ee adj icing tbs sank OF sehnnnd
v sell vi hout TerVs, a'ge yzusbes Cd % drv Arcd
embracing scarce add desrtJie sr'ees irelidag e.
Dress Sks, B.s, L. Wis, Vel ntas Wilt Good. n bod
rle', Lace Mantle 6lcyes. Ho e Y, Eetg, pr "a &c
Invoice q ala n ls aud cloth
Ing.
Also,
An yoee OF ssnuns Silver pis.st ware lou met cl.'s
hour sing tulle srg ~ KnYs Pogk Spoara stb
o Tea s &C and variety Of fancy JeWey Win Sh,e'
KES+ PAiNE CO..
July go 81. s.a Q q s3.f AGe.ilncars.
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500 REWARD.


DANAwAY non Sherwood Che ate residence Roger D. A.
ku,on trfd, Ia lunss blrg y, Va Spnisy The
~ hcf April ls6! ngIo name ARJu between II aud years
Of age about fe inchsI high Of black coOr AID pleasant
lie went CD dressed "a crab failed u
coat and pSGts, black souch hat and boots
the Niner he th tnged his clothing de
from the eouay OF Lo1doun
Ia March LAST AMI Arch ,lbues his back
cNuliy lie arrested ant l5dgsd In Ja 23l
Apr hanover Court HouSs, company hO FeVer with
rcro sal two she (hc tao willie charged
9TH fouyJ al confined in The room Arch escaped fon
Ia,l shout The Gay q May last
One hundred doas Viii paid by for The spprehsnio
dery q sd negro In some JAIL So that Lin ggA be
sides al eatorH hle expenses.
Nv address Is Noh rveaon o IunenbutV county, Va
ia!y % -du sAhfORD j. EAHtY.
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re Ri0nNONp sArrAlIoN.

siaee tie granting OF ag.hor'y 10 raise battalion 10
:obmotd ter special scSyisg eGDsaeIps is,Vus vi
&c, some difficulty s5eo.i % hy5 excited III toas eli
5lad among tie seecsi o. .iiip4 ~ to sL,ilrr 4u,h
f:hsn C. desired 70 Join zee ts,on ~oal he sho. Il
. do co. The lolOsing eV,r sc, ays !oa'ce 40 toUb1
the sutject:
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FhvYsl's D.ViTA0N.

= -, =, y ElIEtt - L'ttf AIN.
as aJ OEct b. Major Gen lloyd to Tsiss Rsr Of In
fanny '0r ~ tue tis iABs, I4js he Scs Of ins
n-.si s.f. bly, pared May is. lsCl
ibis AL ~ p1i7's receive voiGn;eer Eueh per-
N.ftl tie tgrmi 81 the Act Of Congress- al
05Jaa Lsg viz persons the age Of 50 snd sndsr
and sar' exempted bl Che Act " Corsress.
.II'rt bo-ily sit the tie eO-lp ration % ocers Of
-as -:! scn % ea-. CON! aaiss for tia serVos.
Hf .air.s- = lic' hoGi. Nm. EUNgCGD.
t.a- - LE.a Lsat Cot ITih Va Vos
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ORDaGuCc ryFssEs.IsT ~ Va,
ITSsa5,z1, JGnei9, lss2
t'DFsT.- IA tu prtpsrs'lons 20 Major General EoyJt
= Ery bnr stgi t LgncHbsTg the issu from
. " .lftI .ua. gl Be there E-ia
tcfsh IS 7 Dc HTS' sg1ci ~ Gen. TG.i oorr
SOL st 5s u, then approved ~ hiatrGg General n IL
r-l.l No. .hla.zd, crcn shsh ne s'le vii hs u,te,
q. LfbSiOOE,
.-a-t1 BIZ Gsu NrsGarcc cl Va
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gsLEeRAPBI6
FROA THE SOUTHWEST.

MoBrLE, July ga special despatch to tho AdVer
tisor. dated chattanooga % h, says: The enemy is
eyincing great sctViy and is evidently preparing for
rome movement. Traias Of arrived a, Bridgeport
t,.dsy With she'll aud AMMUNITION Some Iumots which
have been crcu sng, respecting The retreat Of tho enc
nv. are aseertsine1 t. be alse.
pecisl patch 10 the Tribune from Grenada, Is r.,
says Memphis reIrgees report that portion Of shei
mans army left that ely Tuesday les. fer the Lover
Mississippi supposed to bc Tor ViCk,burg
Two disabled Yankee gunboais, towed by steamers,
"a Sod Helena, on Monday, upward bound
Six Federal ColOues it ia said, have resigned in Cur
lis army, owing to Lincou's late policy on the negro
question Many other officers have resigned at Memphis
and gone North.
Information, deemed reliable, has been received here,
tina. Gen Curtis hung three of guerillas at Helena
lie has again moved all bis force other aide Of the
river.
McBLE. July Pa special despatch to The Tribune,
dated Grenada yesterday, says The enemy yesterday
advanced to Cold Water which place is twenty miles
vest of senatobrl Miles, with artillery cavalry and in.
f.ntry, estimated at from 500 t. 900 This morning
skrmish eutusd with small loss sdeour pietete
filing back and burning the bridges TO stop their ad
vance.
Numbers If refugees are arriving here from Memphis.
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rT9ME,railY NnrIrE.

gAViN9 befu authorized b. TIE VA DspSrtre 20 rAI
Il ens. I-d nussr into Service Battalion OF fEsAsTki
'r be BE- c7ipssc Or volunteer not 10 the JsTse
DESTROYS N the cooperation and assstaqes Ct others
~ Join nc 10 .ts ys:iSas undertaking. viii
as Gig, a5drras IL writing,
80 E0aEsT O. SCOTT, il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28

vRjTNIA LAZY OF three yesI eXIe nce IN teaching ard
IA qu'idel 20 nstrucE Ia the higher Englsh Br hes Mu,e
add FIeach, desires situation a. ieaehe. In private IA ~
Address MsJY.Z,
Juy 25-2Ws University Of 'irsnla.
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40 LEksIS YcJnG -rc.-oss At stC.
tV Iic..-rh5 noG.ns, csEaAs-.'"IA ~ oe,et, ss -u
cell al AZ .iion gOsl.s-
~ YoEaS E-tl ley y .yr.r..
Consisting Of men and WolBe- 10y. aa Nsurd child
1871 bfCgiEscs 4 HILL, Aa0ts.
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~ A BOOK PoR ALL,
THE FIRST YEAR
OFTHE WAR.
ByEDRARD A. POLLARD
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, Publines
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Two THOUSAND DURING TEX FIRST wEIE
OF ITS PUBLICATION
nha s'u,hs-n Book BY aSOat"ern author!

UsG s'uihs-n Book by Soat.ern author
u Is called FOR by OLD and OIng nal and ienlle!
les hentcty he e. stoud be read by AL
PRloE-TRO DOLLARS. Nv Mai, &L5O.
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To THE PUHL,C

To III FNHLEN.
oar July t5 g. cert Of txeaayse7en shrss Viz
IL nia state st1ck No s8) Hated n srt,rbsr 1sss The
puzzle cui0Eed trade for said STOCK sh ii
spyhcAton t. have IL reuesei.
HAGsDsoUGL
Orange Cou+ House. JEly 22-H
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CONFEDERATE STATS OF AMERICA,

PUAyEYoRs FFIcH,
Richmond. Va. June 2Tth 1853
HrGH price Kill be paid for sry quSniy Deg wood,
- Wous WIZ and Poplar BaIk, CHAT Of The oot psfsuet)
? 4vrredto
'-geoa James T. 10 nsOn, Medical PlrVeyor, at Da5Vs.
h mia.
zrcon R. Elder Taylor Medical PurvsyOs at Lynshburs
lss S,,-im EW Joffqs Purvsyor O sA
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st .gleiAS o!aej s52sF.ns,tip Ter ths gLIposs
O. ,sLg the vslsc Il slvtG .s,r and cter property
trgyel by ua easny in Eai.en Virginia ihcy WI silva
'ag1pt ll % all entrusted = ts Tgr ess,
-r.y Col CHAE. X. HfILrEI, a. TOrgLHrn, 20 10.
EcgILCF &: .saacA, MJlsleI c5ra,y W. Ire l6th Of
ouEgLtb q. WAEoeY,
,-iS--B ~. Z. MONTAGUE
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Btdq'Ts GCPIrtmeOI % 5feusiCO,l
SPECIAL ORDESl,
No. ITO.
IL ~ Command CT h Secretary Ct War. the nsEinru
rc 'or Corn IN us city IL eNed 81 80 Per nsl g Ds
rith the eost u trausP osiai'o aided.
BJ order CT BriE. ten. inc. T'adsr,
L. r PAGE
jyI5-ia At 'fFt Gen,
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EENARKLBLE CONFESSIONS OF TIE NEW YORK
TIHEs-THE ENEkY DISCOURAGED AND DE-
HEARTENED-FAIrH IN MCCLELLAN DEEPLY
sHAKEN-LINCOLNs MILITARY PRErEEsiONS
ExPOSEO-THE VICTORIES OF TEE COINED
KRATES ACKNOWLEDGED AND THEIR SUPERB
DIRTY CONFESSED.
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$3.50 REWARD.

AHAWAY On Thursday, Sd JAY ny uesro TIEET
&Ot7 or rect La.s5 Lrh bsc, shaTP lectures looz
Euw q tonseco irsrsniy eohsd ash h,nd.
I-f sl0G EsT head, aud DC ttu hoops She has rF
los ,sn eter and 81 or relations ~ nF 10 Vi ie,
,.,Jpd hlIb nj bio siny - J1bps Of LIs .IIy,
i-vslr "a e. IN ramp ana oeult IeGcsisi
b. iu -,'hsiS or nlE,s In hospital k-
E ~ aisIs- 'Ts, ard peas me, and doa has Papr
%. csc 81 olo rot De- VI aid
sce-s Ercuni he Ct 70 ac.tp; tie feEiri apd lodge
~ % ii 60 .ia' cen te-r &; her ag.i1
Z ". sAITERWHfTs,
.srv1o-2-s corner Ct Frsai!lh Lad igth strta,G
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vTE puroag isr he gFatlrg and j. bridging, &c,
~ t- Feinol Earosd from DaryIs - Greensboro. 1ha
anxious q rrosscus Ee wotk vth rap iy.
I'1FGG.G Win :esT-d the cgsr sr ouui -
u'saB &c, ppY os ONE 10 Danvle or Rch
~ as. oaees Of the ehn 'ad and DAnyls Railroad Coa
~.
EDMUND 7. n. HyFas,
iriF II Cart Engineers and Chief Eng'T.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Special Correspondence of the Lyuchhurg Rep. Letter from Gen. Jackson's Command Our Own and the Enemy's Movement Laughable Ruse of Col. Rust.
Lau e.hable Ruse
CAMP or THE CEoss ROADS, BERKELEY Co.,, VA, 42d REC. VA. VoLs.,

CAMP or THE CRoss ROADS, BERKELEY
 Co.,, VA, 42d REC. VA. VoLs.,
 January s, 1862.
 MEssRs. EDIToRs 1 wrote you short sketch Of the taking of Bath and it's surroundings on the morning of the 9th, whilst drawn us iu lina of battle opposite Hancock. At that time it was the general expectation Ia the camp that we would cross the Potomac, bat as the weather vas 50 bad we left tho next day and in two days have redcbed this point, sixteen miles from Bath. ahcva ;wenty-ono from Winchester We rea: Aere to day as to have our horses sho he roads are so shct that t IS very dangerous to ride and difficult 10 walk. IL is no uncommon thing 10 S1e horses fail fat every ten or ft.een steps CT every Lii.
 ltis reported here on good authority hat 5000 ot the enemy are advacn,ng from R .rnn~y to Winchester. They have driven away thetwD re imeuts of miUis stationed at tb- Hanging Ror6, aud are now advancing upon Winchester. Our men are alI anxious to meet them. Ii it ba true, they will be in a nice position, when one hai of our army advances to meet them, and the other half a,ieaHces toward Romney to cut them oE.
 bave heard oi one or two incidents of this expedition which ] consider worthy of notice. On the evening Of the 4th instant C.lOnei Rust, of Arkansas, proceeded up the road On the west of Bath, to burn the Capou bridge, in command ot brigade consisting of four regiments and & battery. When near tho bridge he saw the lnp-fres ofthe eaemy and advanced to attack them. l. ace sns that the enemy were aware of his approach, and had taken position some distance to the rear so as to ambuscade his command. Before the Colonel was aware Of the position of the enemy he was fred into. Finding himself thus ambQsoaded, Colonel Rust hall0wed with all his voice as if to forces yet in rear-"bring up the tGth and l8th Mississippi regiments th e 6th Texas brigade, and hurry up that battery" This command to ideal forces had the proper effect, and immediately the enemy broke and ran like sheep Rust. however, from the first attack lost E5nr men killed, and eighteen wound. ed. can write no more at present as the mail is about to start. 4. I.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
No. 294-

AN ACT to enable the State of Missouri to elect
 members of the House of Representatives
 T'ae Congress of fAe Coajederate Stotes of Amer icG do enact, as tollotcs:
 SECTION l. In ease the State of Missouri shall adopt and ratify the constitution for the permanent government of the Confederate Ststesof America, the time for holding in said State, the first eec- ton of members of the House of Representatives, In the Congress of said Confederate States, under said constitution, shall be such may be deslgna ted by the legislature of said State; whes election shall be conducted in all respects according to sad constitution and the law of said State, then m force for that purposes and if 10 provision oy law shall have been made for such election, then ac. cording to ths laws heretofore existing therein, tor the election of members of the House ot Rep resentatives in the Congress of the United States
 SEC 2 The State Of Missouri shall be entitled to elect thirteen members to the House ot Reprs. sentatives, the same being upon the basis of one member fer every ninety thousand representative c popuation and one additional member for 2 trac' ton over half of the ratio aforesaid. under the census of the United States, taken in leb0, and being the same basis of representation fixed for the seven original States, in said constitution for permanent government.
 Approved Nov. g, 1881.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

AUGUSTA, Jan. 3l.--The Savannah Repu b- can of this morning says all was quite on yes terday. A fleet of steamers went down back after strengthening the Instructions in the river. They were unmolested by the enemy. Most of the Yankee vessels have drawa off from the po- sltion they occupied the day previous. r Fed. eral vessels were seen in the Sound yesterday, and heavy firing was heard. The cause is un- known. The Republican has private letter dated Bainbridge, 27th, in which it is stated that 1t was reported there that 6ght occurred at James Island, near Appalachicola. The rumor was that sixty Federals were killed and wounded and 5 taken prisoners. The enemy were to- tally routed. Our loss was only l3
 NASHVILLE, Feb. 1.-The body of Gen. 2ol- Ecotfer reached this city to. day. The legis!a- ture adjourned and the escort from the depot was composed of the governor, state officers, legislature and large number of eitizens.-- His remains are lying in stats at the capitol, and arrangements have been made for the fune- ral to take place tomorrow.
 The official report of Lieut.. Col. Waltham, who commanded the 18th Mississippi regiment at the battle of Fishing Creek, states our loss at 43 killed, lSa Eopuded, and 2i missing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

EgGnr CHILDREN AT BtarH.-Frorn letter in the New York Tribune, we extract the fol. loving stupendous lie:
 On tho 2d of August, Mrs Timothy BraAioo, of Tumble county, Ohio, gave birth 10 eight children. three boys and five girls. They are all living and are healthy but ouite small. Mr. B|s family is increasing fast. He was marri-t six years ago to Ennice Mlwery, who weighed 273 pounds en the day of her msrriare. She has given birth to two naics of ns. an now eight more, making twelve chi in six yeers. Ii sem strange, but new rtl eles i4 true Mir. E. was twin of three, her m Nher and father both being twins and her grand mother the mother of five pairs Of twins. Mrs. B. has named her boys after noted and diqtn- gaisbed men; one altar the Hon. J. R Gid dings who has given her splendid gold medal; one after the Rev. Elijah Champlain, who gave it deed to fifty acres of land; and the other after Jas Johnson who gave her q cow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
AH Uriel Wright and s. E. Church

Aeg Uriel Wright and s. B. Churchill, (brother of our Col. T, J, ~uhnrohll.) of St, Louis, ana other wealthy friends of the sonth in that city. have been compelled by Hallock, the punpkin-seeA Yankee Gem eraI, 70 pa, him large tariffs a. hla' k mail, to "pnrort the army that k robbipg them. Such is Yankeedo,n. Oh! how deyoutly do we thank our God that we are separated forever from those unprincipled people, the moneyloring, sonlless, mean, hvpo- critical thieying and infAel North. Rata er give rs wa1<-bloody, devastating war for generation, than any re union with 70 base, so corrupt. 70 lying, 50 cowar,!ly, so deceiful. 50 heartless people, a+ "'e the subjects of King Abraham I.- Wor Bulletin.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
No. 307.

;AN ACT to divide the State of Tennessee into Three Judicial Districts. : SEC l. The Congress of thc Confederate States Of AntericG do enact, That the State of Tennessee shall constitute three judicial districts, to Dc de- nominated the eastern, middle and western dis tricts the territorial boundaries of which shall be the same AS those designated by the laws of the United States. before the separation of said State from the Union.
 SEC. ?. There shall be, as heretofore, one dis trict judge for the whole State, whose duty it shall be to hold two terms of his court every year, in each of said divisions ordisricts at the tiEes and places prescribed by law at the time the State with sssw from the United Statsa.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
From tue Charleston Courier Jan. 18th. The war on the seacoast Departure of the Enemy's Fleet from Port Royal,

the Enemys Fleet from Fort Royal.
 We have no news Of any further militia " movements on the part of either of the hostile armies that now occupy our coas,.
 Yesterday we received information of an authentic character that the large fleet of war vessels of the Lincoln government, which has occupied Broad river and the waters in that neghborhood since the bonn bardment of Hilton Head and Port Royal, had suddenly put out to sea and had gone no one knew whither. Speculation E rio as to the meaning of the. depprture en mosse, and many believe that they intend making new descent upon soRo point on the coast of this State or Georgia. .no more general impression, however, is that their mission Is to cooperate either direct ly, or by diversion, with the contemplated movements of General Hurnside's light C!raught fleet.
 The following extract from the Fortress Monroe correspondent of the New Yorl. Herald relates to matters on onr coast. and will be found interesting, asan exhibit of Yankee ideas aboht the invasion of the !" Firat Confaderats stste,'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
Number 10.
A TRIBUTE To Gen. Sterling Price. Of th9 c. 3. A.

 BY RANSOM GULLsY. Like the simeon blasts that sweeperh OCT .Arabies leserts arid, Wheae dwarfed and manglsi shrube beioTo It's giant force is carried,- Or, like the crashing avalanche, ,s That rushes down the mountain, Forgetting in tis proud advance,
 Below the gurg.ing fountsin,- Did rise the clouds of civil war. J Foreboding woe and sorrow; And leaving scarce single star, That woaId give hope tomorrow. The toesin then from east to west, {, Rang loudly through our bordtrs; "Come, southrons, come your sol opPressed Drive back the vile maurauder.," They heard, and thousands brsvey wont, Young men and fat CTS hoary, To meet the hosts the ,yrsnt scn, Tu blot out southern glory. The storm ragged oni and Higher rcss Tn, furious, ccms.n pillows; Which echoed !'s sa as those of Israel meath ths waoss But 'lnid tho gloom th -rs star V here hopes were won't to ciustes, Aud sLoner amd he storm of war, With sweet anI halIJsed lnstrs Ger sunny hones 1t sh-d ita light For sJnth"rn hearts twas b9amins: An1 iresd ms shrieks tn t percs the nisAt, Were bush amid it's geamins. T3nt trembling gszsd ths vile allies, An cbhorts oi their Nero. When they beheid in western skies, Th;s star-hBve Price the hero Ia him has right and liberty,
 friend thG scorrs oppression; Whose arm, t!io land is raised [, frvs Prom Linc,ins base aggres Aoa. The h-roes who hava lsursls won, Thongh th " have passed tic sth's portal. Yet live-1lH. mbe. Washington. The pat!i,t iua aoctsl. E,y saunsels wise solon geve p-rinaneDe. to SpSsta; And Cesar died, t4,e p,eui, Inc brave, For Roms l4ptod martyr. Tilh these tne name of Pr ce appears, waichword that will never Grow dim throu sh lapse of iuenre yeara But it will live forever, pocAEoyrAs, ARK, Jan. 3 1892.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

rgThe P0simasterGenera. wrote to post ma ,ter in Virginia, that hi.s oHice must be dis. continued, in conseq-ence of it's proximity to another office. Tue postma ter replied, com. blaming bitterly Of this discontiuuance-not for the sake of the salary. which was 621 -nts week-hat on account ofthe charge of prox. m'ty Tor" be, said, T never was guilty of prox. ,m;tv in my liie," 1ttt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
BY AUTHORITY.
Acts and Resolutions of the Congress of the Confederate States, passed at the Fifth Session.

No 293. AN ACT to admit the State of Missouri into the Confederacy, as member of the Confederate States of America.
 The Congrsss of tse Confederate States of Amer. fen do enact, That the State of Missouri be, and is hereby admitted as a member of the Confeder- ate States of America, upon equal footing with the other States of the Confederacy, under the consultation of the provisional government of the same.
 Approved Nov 2o, 1861
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

Burg SroNE.-We have on hand at this oE fee A sample of Blue Stone manufactured at inc Polk county Copper Mines. This is an article Indispensable to telegraph operators, and fir some other purposes. and in general demand among farmers at seeding time. Tue sunply had become nearly exhausted hut 1t ia now be- ing largely mannfactured at Dncktown and no further difficulty will be ex oerienced in procur. ing it.-.ithens Post. Jun l0.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
No. 303.

AN ACT to authorize the appointment. of chief bugers and principal musicians to regiments in the provisional army
 The Congress of the Confederate States of Amer tea dc enact, That the President be, and he is here by authorized to appoint < chief bugler or princi- pal musician, according to corps, each regiment ill the provisional army.
 Approved Dec. 10, 1861.