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100 LBS, D.s-1-DEAHC1N- COFFEE
AOU a splendid article, fer sale cheap at Eli
OF e Family Grocer
10 lbs pure ground Coffee. RresI Huunel's
celebrated coffee Q s5lce in tin boxes
gFoes essence in foil, for sale ~ Elliott'g.
10do zen patent sawed Clotbe Pins.
dcZ. No. Tubs.
8 do No. Tubs.
s do do do. For sale at Ellio't's.
CANDLES. g cares parafiue Candles;
~ boxes ctr do;
20 do tallow do.
For sale at Elliott's.
DRIED BEEF.-1,fCo lbs cauvassed Beef of
SPLENDID quality, just recai lived AZ Eiliotts.
HAMS.-4U0 nice sugar cured hRms at Elliotts.
CORN MEALS bushels fresh ground Corn
Meal, for sale at Elli0tps.
o. L--5 barrels G. al oil warranted to be cqu9
to any ia the ma. ket. 8 bbls Lard Oil, just
ceived stElliott's. my30
nUPOsTT,S EEELB PO w.. En-
~ in metal kegs.-100 kegs JUST received and
for sale by s. Il. Gilbert & Co., 40. Sycamore
street.
SALT.-2O0 bbIs Kanawla Salt, both large and
small size, just received, and for sale by s. T. Gil
MUsTARD.-fo bxs, 2 dozen each, Kentucky
Mustard lust received, and for sale by
g. K. GILBERT & co.
aprS No. 4 81 camore Street.
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MONEY MARKET.


NEW YORK, June %.
MONEY frmer and more business doing at
4305e per cent. on call, and 42@53 for
prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE less active, and
scarcely so firm.
BANKERS BILLS quoted at 1 1901 le3.
AMERIcAN GOLD 50 premium.
Government STOCKS without definite
change; U. s. SIS of 81 O65@1 OFT +;
Ito Treasury Notes o5a.
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B1S" The following is list of those who
have died in the General Hospital at New
bureh, since May 26th:
June 2nd-Julius Marley, co e, 18Th
Wisconsin.
June lOth.-Jas o Sawyer, co Il, 18th
Wisconsin.
June IIth.-Cbas Ames, co K, 18th
Wisconsin.
l4TH Wisconsin.
May 30th.-Thos Hatcher CO A.
18th MICHIGAN.
June 5th.-George W. Grandy, CO G.
June 4th.-HenIy Dernorie, co q.
June 2nd.-Wm D Kiniz, co e.
June 4'h.--Spencer Bowen, CO D.
May 26th.-Martin Calvin.
18th MISSOURI.
June lst.-Wm D Sterrett, co I.
June lth.-Chas Gray, co D
June lOtb.--Jouatban Stanley, co 81,
9Th isconsin.
June llIh.- Isaac Hornback, co l, sd
Indiana.
June sth.-Yu R Reedmau, co K. 18th
Indiana.
June 9th.-Henry White, co X, 5sth
Indiana.
Jane l2th.--John Freeman, CO K, 34th
Indiana
June sth.-Ferdinand A johnson, co
G, 44th Indiana.
J. P. T1LMAN,
Surgeon General Hospital, Newhurg.
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REMEMBER THE DEAD.
Helmerich & Back.

Having fitted up q large Marble Yard. prepared
ia, furnish Tomb Stones, Monuments, Nantes,
Bureau Tops (marble), and in short every thing in
their line, with promptness and warrant their
work to give satisfaction. They especially desire
those wishing tomhstones 20 call and exami ne
their styles Of work and prices before purchasing
Yard and once on First street. bet. Sycamore
and Vine. mayI6- 6mos
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Announcement.

Mn EpIToR: lOu will pleAse announce A. I
wbittl'sey, $50 as candidate for state senator
from thu COMMITTEES of Posey and anderburgh at
the ne xt Oct b,r election, in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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NEW ADI EKTlShnhA1S.
Public School Examination

The annu / examination Of the Public Schools
Of Evansville will commence on Monday, Jube
ed, and proceed in the following Greer
MONDAY, JUNE %.
Park School, Sixth Primary, Mis- Ham. Princi.
pal, FIRE to 1n15 NJ.
Baptist ChuIcii. ,eve,.t I'll Primary. Miss Mckay
Cics snt City cE5ol, Fifth Prim .ry. Miss Pha-
res. Principal, and kisb-h Primary, Miss Cody
PFint al, from 2 10 p. NJ
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
Cumberland Church, seohd Primary, Mrs.
Tennis, Principal from to I01z A. n
.4First rimary, hrs Egse'ton, PrinciI al, from
Fourth Primary. Miss Ento +. PRINCIPAL. from
mia Primary, Miss OBS rue, Principal, fir, m
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25rH.
First BoyD' intermediate, Mics Il, oker, Princi-
pa, from to II.
Fir-t Grrls' Intermediate, diss Rashl one, Priu-
eipa, om to ?. u.
THURSDAY, JUSE 2GTH.
Second Bows intermediate, Miss Hanno, Prin-
opal, from 20 IL.
second CT. = Ilter.uedlate Mrs Vance, P.iu-
eli al, from TOO T. NJ.
FRIDAY, JUNE z7TH
Second GiIIs' G amman, Misc Clark, Principal,
all day
MONDAY, JUNE nth
Second Boys Grammar. Mr.. Knight, Principal,
all day.
III sDAY, JULY I.r
First Girls Gram mar, Misc Fisher. Principal.
all day.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Cd
First Boys Grammar, Mr.. Green. Principal,
from TO IL.
High School, Mr.. Butte field, Prin' ipsI, from
Ito 8 z. M.
THURSDAY, JULY BID
High School, Dir. Butt rf I'D, I'll day.
Prize doclam ttions and compositions in the
afternoon.
The Cannon upcfl and all fri. nds Of Fduca.
fion are II vited to he Trese at tn apinatIUns.
The rcises will commer re. ely at 8 A. M.
and 2 e. AZ. each day, a which mes Vi tiers
requested to be resent TO avoid rruptou
much ossible.
S. X. LEAVITT, Trustee.
VIM BAEER, up-rin'er dou
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NEW YuKK, June 25.-President Lincoln
was accompanied as far as this city by
Gen. Scott. In response 10 loud cheers at
Jersey city, es the rain was leaving, the
President said few words to the effect
that his visit to West Point was not to
make OF uumake any Generals.
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Local ~ ews.

HaH We are still daily indebted to tle
accommodating attaches of the Adams
Express Company for newspaper favOrs.
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CAIRO, June 25. The plumber of claims
thus far presented before the commissioners
reach near 700, representing in the sggre-
gate S1OO, 900.
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PITTsBURG, June IS River six feet Eve
inches by the pier mark, snd rising slowly.
Weather clear and warm.
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~ hat cwm woman do 6n var

- hat Woman do 6B HTGr.-Much
every way. But she can't feep peace in the fam
ally without a bottle of Dead Shot to kill of the
blood; thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Dugs that,
uninvite J. Introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir kreat annoysnce and disgust. Now is the
time to use it Kill 'em DOwl No family should
be with. ut it The Dead Shot makes a clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the annihila ton
of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
ny I3dim
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ossecia! Notices.

EEvHR TRCsTRRS OFTHS COUyN'TE-
z Lihrsr5, acknowledging the receipt Of
large EBmter # valuable Books, rent by Hon.
Ca'eh r. Smith, s, cretAry OF the Interior, her. by
thank him for this valuat lie addition to the Lii
r ry VICTOR BISCH, VIC,
i-l7-Std2tw Librarian.
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-C10TTOV- R.RTTEJ7cG-Ieo bales for OaIs
go g. q. GILBERT CO.,
ont9 No. 6yeamaEe street.
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WIN. BAKER, up-rin'er dou t
Evvnsyillr, June 10, IsG2.
M u . 10.

NJ I'm y o - PAHR.NMEWE % GAH~B
n .Es'Iucti ms on the Piano, Organ, Me'ofcon,
ana Violin, and also in Vocal Music Harmony
and thorough Bass Pianos and Ms.0dt ohs tunrd
and Tt pair. d and sat isfaeton guaranteed Thank
tul fer the v,rS Iibesal encOura cement given ne
heretofore, 1 bole still to continne e crit the
Residence between Cherry ard Oak. On urth
ste jeIl7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

EVANSVILLE, June 11th, 1862.
80 FKCB rs HEREBY" GKUgEJSs
that ANDREW J. PRESTON has with
drawn from the firm of PRESTON BROS, by mu.
tual consent
Tho business will be continued &c heretofore by
WIN. X. PREsToH and GEO. r. PRESTON. under the
same style of PRESTON BROs-
juna IL
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ths H-OrId.-WILIIaM BA7cHEIoR's &c c
brat Hair Dye produces color not to be dstin-
glrs' o from rRtu e-warranted I OF t. injure tie
Hair in tle east; ediCs the ill effects of bad
dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red,
or Rusty Ii II instantly turps a siIeud d Pill
Brown leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all druggists, &c.
"a The Gem is sigO'd VII LIAM A.
BATCHELoR, on the .foHr sides Of each bor.
FACTORY, No. Fl Barclay street, New York.
(Late ss3 broadway and 16 Bond stre.t.)
Jun, , DIV
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8 Vickerv Bros ;,

%TRRSA- CHEZ 1e---FDST RECRKT@ED
~ peT steamer " Silver Lake." No. / Salmon.
No large and No. m dunn MAckerel. New
White Fisl. picked and smoked Herring, new
Colfsh, fol sale very low at sIckery's, No. So
Main rtrset.
sUGAR.-MemphIs taken aud Sugar declined.
Just received per steamer Silver Lake, &c bbls 81
refined and common Sugars, assorted, and for eRle
very low at Vickery Bros
COFFEE.-10 tags o Rio and LBguyra Coffee
just received and fr sale at Viokery Bros, No. Sd
Main ST reet.
SYRUPS.-Philadelphi Honey Syrnps, Sc.
LouiA Golden Syrup, Sugar House Syrup, for sals
ut Vitkery Bros.
SUNDRIES JUST RECEIVED Fresh Tea
Assort ed, Dried Beef BToomE. Matches, Rolling
Pins Currant Raisins, Favoring Tx tracts, Sar~
ainel Soar, starch, Candl 3, C, &C., sc Vickerg
Bros.
w, have juss received LIT Of the old fashioned
q Dsitz " Coal Oil Ch;mneys, TO be had only
jel2 VTCKfRY BRe9.
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HosfosUay's E'5IIs.-LFUsr COmPtnfHfs.
AS these pills act on the general 81 stem through
the circulation, There diseases which th'
cannot cure, but they especially efic 'cous in
NIL $, rlers Of the liver. For these they are
Certain rem,dy Ii everywhere. [ief4l 137
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VERY LATEST.

PARIS, June l5.-The Moniteur says the
Emperor intends sending Immediately re-
Inducements to Mexico.
LIVERPOOL June IA, P. M.-The news by
the Scotia of two days fighting at Rich
mond has had no apparent effect among
American merchants on cotton.
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
saw and Grist Mill Machinery Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing BTachlmeas &C.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
CIRCULAR.

To the Soldiers Aid Societies OF S. G..
In answer to the numerous enquiries which have
been made by the different aid Societies which have
been recently formed throughout tho State, I have
been intructed by his Excellency Gov. PICKENs, 10
give the following information.
Depots will be established by the Qmartermaster
General both in Charleston and Columbia, for the
reception of all donations of clothing; and he is also
charged with the duty of forwarding and distributing
the same.
The department" will receive all donations of
clothing, say frock and pantaoons, of heavy
worsted goods, shirts and drawers of heavy home
spun flannel, WOOL or heavy cotton socks, blankets
new or second hand, also heavy shoes.
The plan upon which the State designs supplying
her soldiers with all necessary clothing is based upon
their willingness surrender to the State the amount
of money appropriated by the Confederate Govern
mcnt for this purpose, say fortytwo ($42) per
this not being sufficient in consequence of
the greatly advanced cost of material. 1t is in view
of this fact that these audabe Associations of la
dies and gentlemen, cordially welcomed coad-
tutors in this noble work. and IN proportion to their
voluntary contributions of labor and materials, will
the absolute of clothing for gallant volunteers
be reduced.
In the event that any Of the Associations should
not feel themselves able to furnish both material and
labor the Quartermaser General is instructed by his
EXceency the Governor, to reimburse such Associa
tons the of all materials at a rate not exceeding
similar materials purchased by the "Depart ment;h
and the quantity allowed for each garment shall be
the same used in Manufacturing Bureau.
Societies particularly requested to advise the
Quarcrmaster General of the quantity of work they
can do per week, and the amount of donations they
will probably send.
To prevent confusion and loss, the following method
for marking packages should be strictly observed All
Societies Charleston, should ship to Charleston
ahd mark thus:
No l. TO QUARTERMASTER GENERAL
CHARLESTON, S. c.
from Aid Society at Qere insert pace.)
Societies Columbia should ship and mark thus
No. l. TO ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
COLUMBIA, S. G.
From Aid Society (here insert nancy
The packages should be marked distinctly, and num-
bcrcd from Que ID upwards A correct invoice should
accompany each shipment.
All articles shipped at the expense of the State.
November S. S. GLOVER, Q. NJ. G. S. C.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
! NO. 1872.

COLUMBIA, >. y. Dec 16, 1861. \
GENERAL OREERS NO. l22.
T WITHIN THREE DAYS AFTER THE
As receipt of this order, each commanding
officer of the Militia Regiments of the lst, Cd,
Sd, 5th, 9th, 9th and 10th Brgades S. G.. NJ
will cause to be made full and correct roll
of the arms-bearing men, between the ages Of
eighteen GS) and forty five (45) not exempt
ed by the Act of the General Assembly, of
teer Company in his Regiment and also an
accurate Roll of all persons who have voun-
teered for, and arc in actual service or under
orders therefor
II. ForthwiM, upon receiving said rolls
the commanding officers shall assemble their
respective Regiments and call for volunteers
to the number of two-thirds of the original
number of arms-bearing men from each Beat
or Volunteer Company and upon failure on
the part of any company to respond to such
call, he shall On tie same day ctecute a. d,utt
therefore, as provided for in general order No.
121.
III When the required number is obtained
by volunteering or drafting, the organization
into companies will take place forthwith, as
provided for in previous orders
Nv This order will not effect the making
of census returns and other requirements of
the general order No. 12l, heretofore issued.
V. Overseers of plantations are exempted
from draft, when the owners, thereof are in
actual service or are drafted under this order,
provided they remain on the plantations in
trusted to their charge
vi. Such portions of general orders No.
121, issued from these Headquarters, dated
December 8, 1861, as may conflict with the
execution Of this order, arc hereby counter
mandcd
VII. Officers charged with duties uudcr
this order will proceed Immediately to execute
them without further notice.
BY command of the Governor.
S. Il. GIST
Adj. IL Insp. Gen. of S. c.
December 81 1861
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In Equity-Kershaw District.
BILL FOR PARTITION, CONSTRUCTION OF
WILL &c

Thomas Lang vs. Edward NJ. Boykin, Mary f. Boykin.
Sallie w. Boykn, Harriet Lang. John c. Lang Ed
ward B. Lang Theodore Lang, and Samuel W. L.
Lang.
1t appearing that the above named John c. Lang.
Edward Lang, and Theodore Lang, Defendants
reside out Of and beyond the limits of this tate it is
ordered, on motion of Richardson Gay Comptrollers
Solicitors, that the said John c. Lang, Edward b.
Lang. Theodore Lang do plead answer, or demur to
said Bill within three months fiom date hereof or
said Bill will be taken pro contesso against them
1t is further ordered, that this order be published
in the Camden Confederate for three months once a
week
December l3 3mo WIN. r. TAYLOR, R,GEK.D
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\ GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
~ ALSO,
No l Bricklayer and Plasterer. Also, GOOD
House boy and Farmer. All of whom can be hired
to approved persons, by making early application to
this office, Mr.. /. B. ALEXANDER
December 6 .t
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CALL FOR MEN TO DEFEND THE

HEADQUARTERS, December 3, 1861.
7 TRTST THAT VOLUNTEERS TO DE
i Afend the country will come immediately
forward. There is no time to be lost | have
in our State Arsenal three thousand stand of
arms to put in the hands of brave men, and
the officer of the Confederate Government has
two thousand two hundred also making five
thousand two hundrcd-and those who muster
into service first will get them
hope that every man will do his duty now.
and the State is safe.
+. w. PICKENS.
January3 l
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DLOW STEEL.--Also, Plow Iron in all widths
Il Also, Plow Moulds and Horse Shoe Nails Traces
Hames Saddles &c. Just received at the "Od Corner"
November E. w. BONNEY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-13
For the True Democrat.
THE, SOTTH.

 nsspec(ally asfsc,tes te Ntss soPat> Fol3oN, ofhe
 CtPctd,0 N4ton.
 IF :. Il.
 Ii is tbe dosse of LitSrty's holy shrine, The fsircst and sweet. '. spot of earth, The land of GJver5 and poet's mine, Of gn'ld,d trra.ures-ho, udless the Inirth That yet may tend the vlAde aatgus birth: T. is tho cline, tha lone isnpc i,l cline, Tha. hids in urn at Trrnons >crei tomby Tho lighted ernbers ot tha. rch sublisne. aWhich 1t the Rev ,.utions darkcu ng gloom, To plant the pci1e of thc you,g Cosy >uu5 bloom, Land Of tue South, as fair heritage As ever igeemens blooi la fceunien's gave, Bright relic oi the oldeh historys psge Oh. shall shc su ,camb now an crouch a slava, Twelve million eyes 10 see her banners wave. No, n) twelve million tongues have answer'i nol Ini high to heaven floats in gentle breeze The n,g thlt nover ytt before a fyc Hls trried n dust, stoop'd to please As slayothe eagle bird that fits ihe northern sess And never now, ;ho' every plain be dyed With that pure blood which in southern heert And riveTs Il " 70 tnge the brny tie Of crira.on hue. ITS done end ey'ry part 0f fame srass t;i4t's shcin'd in .-iua1 hear: + taugh. to blaze volcanic fire Ju4t bursting forth and rcd with l,ya's f.roa That boon but freedrms cen tame tha ire O. Queii the storm which daups nations shame Indignant scorn, to tell hov bod invaders camel They came In p5np-am5tIon's loves; pride They with eh ii0s to bind 8 freeman n's hand They cQEns as oceaa's rolling rushing tide, Bu: ah, they sursed upon rocky strand That juted out in front 'ts uativc land, And like the wares. when sscr1n and wiud is Ger All calm and lifeess tool nJlght but bloody f,a1n r. mark their track Old Dorainion's shore Or tell how there they lay before that dc,na That circles roud the proud, the yonng imperial Ro.s They cane again, uniaGn!e,i and their mela Was fuI of pride, aad Fortune seemed to srr.,s Upon their deeds of bloodshed and rapine; But an. twas Pate that sent her to beguiia, And for them another funeral pile. Land of the soottl Land of the patriots p-iie Still foats her 1as, and sbilohs bIo-dy p,ain rec 1rd of tbe pat shall hoId, and tide Nor tim3 ere Gr,e the owiy stain, That d4m1s desrades and the tyraat bar,stc6
 fame Pies Rrigade, July Doth, 1892.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-13
Pies Rrigade, July Doth, lSs2.

c@gH The following Is the order Of the federal colonel to induce the Indians to join the fcde- ral army
 HEADQUARTERS INDIAN EXPEDITION,
 iek0y, June ilth, l662> SPECIAL ORDER No. ].
 The Indian regiments so far mustered in will commence the march early on the morning of Sat urlay, June i4th, 1862.
 That regiment which presents the best attend ance in proportion to the number of mustered il men, will have the honor ot the aliyaLce. The column will be preceded by Aliens battery, at tached to lst brigade Indian expedition. The baggage train will occupy the rear, iol'awet by a rear guard to be detailed for that purpose. The raen will habitually mlrch in four ranks, unless the nature of the road iolhids 1t. All soldiers of either regiment failing to answer the roll call prior U starting, will be treated as deserers and punish ed accordingly. With view to I prompt depar- ture. the mustered i'll men Of both regiments are hereby ordered into camp i'm nediatc!y. The field and staff officers of each regiment expected to use extraordinary eScrtlons III the meantime Tn the discharge of their respective duties. On Err day, June 18th, there will b- drill Of the battery at LeRov, where and when the Indians .; the y&- ri0us tribes now eacdmpej near here, including 8lj pers1us, are invited to attend spectatOrs.- i'he Indian regiments will turn out under arms. l. is expected by the colonel c0inmandin,, that the Indian s0tdltrS will follow the artillery drlil with Il grand "b4.l play" iH the day time, and ''wir dance" At night No Indians to participate il, either who not musterel in so!die?s. The colonel commanding desires t0 show mark of dis lnct.on to those brave Indians who have the cour- age to shoulder gun U fight ther enemies and 5he enemies of their great father.
 l. i desired that the dance may not continue SC late 10 unfit the Indians for the next day $ march. Ii is expected hy the colonel 60 omuundlnx < that the chiefs Of the different tribes will hc pre- sent during the exercises Ui Friday 18th inst. and will encourage their young 10 enlist sol dicrs and when such, to do their duty and obey orders promptly
 At that time the soldiers will bid farewell to their families, promising them n tEt name ot the colonel c0mman"ir9, that we 80 to destroy their enemies and enable them to return one more to their homes in the south which they much love. ! The commandiuL officer present Of each regiment will communicate forthwith copies ot this orjer 10 til 1T respective field and staf and company com mandug officers. The copiea sent to the Indian officers should be written in the Indian tongue.
 h my case let p.oper steps bc taken to have | Q same integlret,d 10 then. Each officer will la held strictly responsible for the cacry,. .! t.s orler.
 By order of W'A. Nrss, Col. Comds Indian Expedition.
 c. A. PHILLIPS, A A A C..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-13
STATE nE ARKANSAS. i
 Cu-SfY NE PIlAkhT v n.I'

Tn the Pulsski P obate Conrt. July term, 1872. In me matter of the etAa oi P,u B. starhu, k Gtct { Lis day Mary Star'tCk ad4.ini,taiA If sHi es. NS tstr flied n court peon hed " affdayit- oi dntcreeted lerHons, for order auth Iy. to sell the SE CT of ecc II. ' N.R. lZ w. in raid county for tbe pay et Of detts, and likewise for the benefit o sd estate.
 trjX htsc leave make sNc arp!ior Ht rhe r. x UctoheT oi this nl tlrr " tis ,r1e, notifying all prFrOus ntfctfed in sad etse Of nn, pl raui be ub,hrd for f,ur kS t-siyely ia Ihr 'emgcrat. p.fer pubi-hel ir n.y. that line matter oi aid application c1Duu,d nqii 4 ,ry tfoLl ihe ltcUrd, JGh lHlh. 1874
 NM B. lAsLET, Clerk. II V 2t Igd2 II
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-13

thigh, NJ swiuaell, both thighs; T 3 Me- Nsely, in hand; Joseph M Campbell, in breast. Total killed. s, wounded, li.
 $ sCol. John M,.rshall irll while charging the first breastwork. Lieut. Col Warmck fell so' verely wounded while gallantly leading the reg iment, (just hafane captpring tho first ba'tely,) with our colors in his hand. Major Key vas also wounded in ttt,s charge.
 Respectfully W. F. RASShII,
 Adiutant 4th Texas Vols.