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True Democrat., 1862-11-12

- Cl. Leeper, Indian Az mur l4red at th' Wichita Agency the night of the 24 ber by q blnI of rh-rn Indians, who also murdered other per. sons ani bhed t Agency.
 Gen ruder has been assigned to duty in the Trans Mississippi Department. His district comprises Texa Ar zoni and New Mexico
 - Lord Lyons to leave Liverpool on the 25th this time
 - Ro3encrans supersedcs Bue Joe Johnston super sedes Bragg. Both governments dissatisfied with the campaign in Kentucky
 It is useless disguise the fact that the abotons' Memphis an1 Helena have succeeded in getting goo deal colt Wag loads daily going in and boats go up the river heavily laden
 - Gov Magoffn of Ky, has gone to Chicago where he has large property He voluntarily,
 tn the late battles Washington n Yankee colo stolen houH Vernon her articles If valu beon ing tp the Wa hingon family The house young G n hl, Tor in ustnt robbed o pictur of G-n Zachary faylor. rds and her valusbes. which found in the possession of Yankee captain captured Bayou des Allemeni.
 At the battle of Sharpshurg the Sd Arkansas reei ment commanded by Col Naming weat into the 35 strong and with l35 men Col Manning in tn shoulder h ongstreet and Hill complimened the regiment in the highest upon the battle Id Al te in saving that the Arkanssns ronght k- her We await, with anxie y, list of the casualties
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

TH< GES.R4L As MBLY--Botu Houses have been occu pied with the prem business of legislation and the e ct of Sen tor. number of imp bills have bee introduced and before the committees In the senate Mr. Bel~ has )ducd bill providing the redem to oi shinpaSto e guarantee their payment and to enforce th lws aganst those who have iSssutd them not re ler by rttin tne their rel by tep Mr. Wa intr ld ,l bill appoint [, ui.Son If enquiry an report any derelcon of duty tn pa Of if crrs mi cement p1bc funds tul prtpe " A int c.mmrtee have be lore them bid proy e for he iarrs dir-. IL provide, that eac justice o th- peace shall furnish its court pr statement, 10 b. sent the ary Roard t p culr vents of tn c,unty and the number neednl rel et II further provides that ovefnor ma, buy sal c1toi cad, sh"s, aad "th necessary articles the be ualr These. when lta,n are to be d tribut'd by L. . ary Board .ccoriins to the Ii, el by tn differ c,Hntl Tn bill l1oks dercp m mt well of the procur ne If -up lie The aW a2ain-t planting ctOl and di,iil tol # gr wtl prob ably cDItru nI for th | tw yrar, Ih i.p tstt,o' make th, short " x Ina, -p1 ofa7 th d, oi j nrnment tXprrirn m. h thtt 'lon lay k bct.. day to fix upon ina Il nncnt, it g1ve time t. thr clerks finish up their business anl h. ExetutIve -xt:nine hills
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

LATEST ARMY NEws.-The skrmi>hos on the Mi,- souri line are magnfel, by thu aboIit nist4 into great victories. The falling back of the Contederate- before superior forces io stated to be the result of successive defeats. Curi, in official report says that having driven tho rebels into Arkansas his next step will be take possession Of the Indian country anl leinstate the Ross party.
 Northern dispatches say that the negroes about He na are un wiling t. be sent North. They fling to pick cotton for fifty cents day, hut the aboliton i ts will hardly pay that when white aborcrs get only .hlrtv cents and find themselves.
 On the 25th of October Stonewall Jacks ms heal quarters 1t Martinoburg. Leo appeared 10 ho .xpanling his ine,, and the a1 'litpnj,s had re port that he preparing to occupy Manassas.
 There seems to be grounds for b3i4f that there ,ill be d simultaneous attack on Riuhnon |, Charles .,n. Savannah anu Mobile or that < e,mbinel ar- nck will be make on one point to be rapidly follow sl by attack. on others. BcIureg ,rl has late vis tel avann4h and Mobile, and Is on the alert.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

The Confederate army has reichel and passed Cum ocrland Gap. Some skirmishing had taken place md -nme wagons were lost contain ing telegraphie u~trumentS and wire that Ind been collected m Ky To gan s still in Kentucky, and the aboltioniSt~ aim to have cut off several oi hi@ detachpents. Nhe northern papers have rumors that Price at the leaa of 40 600 men had crossed Httehir and wal marching on B 'livar. Southern accounts place lin ct at Holly Springs.
 In Arkansas We hear the abol;d 'nists are retreat ng towards the Missouri line though Fayetteville nay yet be in their possession. few hundred ot tair cavalry camo down from Pitsmaa's Ferry to 'oeahonIas. In all these ncur5ion, they robbeL lurlcrol and con" itted all manner of outragos.
 It x reported on the streets here. that Col PAr~os ,as again taken nun Der of prisoners; among them ninety nrgroo.. all dressed in Lucolh'. inform and armed with guns and >ide arms. TheA lre expected here soon. Col Parsons and hScom- nanl have dQnc an immense amount of good. No'
 week passe- without his killing or capturing lof # ab,itioAsts, cutting of train, and keeping them n hoswater There is not man in his command yhshas not killed or taken prisoner two or three ot ,he enemy.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

NT ,TTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it ( cprn that lers of aim nisraton granted to hS uud enet on the estate of Fl azfr Cmy deceased by the cI r of tho Probate of puki c0nntv ark in vacaSo1 ther o on the 9th dav of Octobr 1Sf2 Al person having ella aiat said estate requirfd to present tn properly hen cted within one year frn the su n letters; and if presented within two years from Of said letters they will he forever b.rred and precuded from benefit jn ait e-tate.
 OH ARLOrTH CADY
 Adninis ratrix. etc N R. All persons knowing tn melves to D" "d.btfd to the esate If E. Caly decd will me forward aud settle their iniebtcdno,s "r they will And h'r account the htnls of officer; "A to the wise i, snitri n'
 C CA OY Adm istratrx Nov l2 3w of the Estate of E. Cady, decd.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12
Aup1'o g OFFICE L5tae Hocl Nov. l,b 1862

AUnIlo g OFFICE Litti H0cL Nov. Huh 1862 MR. EDroR--
 IT. ytrgltl ,h- g cr.tey ot he Nnitar, Board h, cal | aftenti ,tlr oll " ak prt5taph, in my SD ms. [, the ate Cove ms me-~a.e which he thn. mi ,nt be 'n' rn.i in fr ton uptl mvz:
 Tn Iii 7 dH., -fD Dct ber il dy. .utrr he wrote Il letre reie'r.I h. pr a,ote a1d nei my afii~ les. Ina three sr f'ur hunira m,r 1.-the vouchers acc mt, '"
 AthpIsa have q req y ds sclaned any intention r. refst up the crear, his a7 i-tanr yet tl.s . just e ( Irn Nr. V,uyhIn tibn gv to h ebove Inrcd pa asapl. avrAb.e to hun ma, the fli ,g >tateme It: MT Vaush.t informs th4 up th he " | the F. t-r |, Gv Rec or Ii VI, de th that tu. o,l papers vonch+e waited the pts o the C,riele ate off f- cl pthin deveral b the >tte an the uchers ns h. of clothing purh,eI by th- Mihar, Bolrd n.nee d hl4 the three huudr d voucher reierre by MT ylugltn urth r that he ha- many to to this office
 Tn tt he mp -esson under which MT. Va gan aborng prevene el the fl ng of the pt pers alluded , and di4p,s ,sitivn keep back the enabling tle out the clothing ,unt
 h my off nal intercourse with Hr Vau hin. have ound him oblis sing and sposd to do hi daty
 Respect .ully, R. MILLER
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

ESOR StLEA beautiful plantation on The south sfe ot -h Arkans river. h miles above L ti- Rock contain ing i67 acrrs of land in cultva,n 100 of old deafen ing good dwelling cribs saOles anl other suhstaH a cut uild ngs saw mIl well cislern thege vacant
 lands atoinng t place be tnarEe to suit the pur chaser al-o splennd winter and summer range 700 huscls of m some fdder to 70 pork and stock hog4 3 head of cartle and mules if desired The propertv can ba had m Inf derac money or one cash payment balance on ne ,te with interest at 10 per cent Price S25 per acre. Tor further parcuaSapply to the under icned at Little Rock G V. KING.
 Nov l2
True Democrat., 1862-11-12
-w-.~@~--0a

s Mir B. F. McNahan of Elm Wood F. o. Carroll county Ark, wi b very thankful for an, inform 't;on of his son B. F. M.M than. jr who Wi. soldier in Col. Pfovinc3's (lith Arll.) regiment Prico'o command anl was seen on hi+ Way home la sumner, oxf,rl Mississippi; an he will very will ingly pay for such information.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

During the recent discussion in the Senate ou the military exemption hill Mr Yancey moved h amend so as o exempt one edt,r f esah newspaper The motion was ,,st by tn following yote
 Y~as-N~~~r- B,k-r clarS Clay, Dsvs Lewis, peyton .p,rrow and Yancey-8
 il Hunter. ,Avwl uifcheN, Urr Phvisn, Pteaton '.nne- anu Wiglll-l4
 Th. looks like war upon the press. and in opinion mpnifstea inclination 10 stop the expression of pubi continent through that medium.
 - Col V. Manning of the 3l Arkansas regiment. wa- acting brgaiier general a Sharp>burl II wound was al rt thought 10 be mortal but late advces are more fay r
True Democrat., 1862-11-12


 RrrR1BUroN Tt worth while notice how tho prison A cups prep red the hern people have been turned he lips of the North they made o drink the f'tt ton An endravor WAS e to preju iice the pa pl' rurope against u-, and envors, commissioners aarag nt wer- sent there manufacture opjni T highest nit ,ries of the Roman Catholic and Protestant chuc + ,uch politicians Trurow We'd with ho't of wre- D $ md nformars, rent over. Fr while they sn cee led but nov putc op ion in Elaope N d"ci'eal .,in,t the North h,ding them ! n M liasa and h WIT on their part s on of conquest ani r'rine
 one their drydsh schemes was to inc ta t." Ind tribs our borler to wage up'n n- aat ma',a. n .n women an children The ciylel tribes ate AM ,end ex ept portion of the Chr 'kees while rerrit .dr.n war breaks in th- northwst anl hundreds m | he fat ther rulers in ended for
 An ther sch me wa. to hr. ak down credit by od n. Cont.trac, with counterfeit nov M tha government hey su,c, ed iu th ana bca9tei that M " D D pn, well engraved that could he cou'- tr cited But, learn om u 1T papors that th T ..,ry notes ave been successfully initiated n ku re and it i> exp ed tlat th whle Noth VIII M f1oie w.th spurou, Zreeuhsck-. When remember akl M C.. the Eng ssh counerfeitrs that tn y n c.untltt II n,te of the bank. Eng and aod France after all cu.tu4 buntn ingenuity deyi,e to prevent t We ma3 ]. assur that they ni ate Incon m2noy s ciJst. t,t tolIJtc Br,rr coul not tell the diderence
 rns snt .ni--,uie t. the uth orll eti, vh ,,e object was iAe eoy'rnmrnt. I'm hay cen li,c ,yer th r p,n- exp,so! de'etred On ( other hand iu thu Norh 1t secret IhlJ ciof7 onspircie- and org nztrona eX t and apl!> multiplying lie l-. forts and pis'ns hliei ~Uh rs ei per. and even the writ of haaea corpus p-ndglt enaDle Lincoln put lown what ne calls " d' l>tc treason' It i, believed by many that before iou- ne o rh SC org nnut-.ons will have acquird so much strength to b. able to sze upon he remnant of the old g,e-rnll mt and drve Lincoln power,
 he last anl ii b caI 4cheme of our enemies is excit riots and serve nsurrect,ns am.ng This can be prey nted by watch funess anl the m .li6sations of revolt W believe that this schem 1hs will fail the south, while t she North there hay bn riots area y between tn white ami Ilck laborer- md nee Is little -ulerng anu dAstitutnn among the poor U pr uce outbreaks ike those which u,hered the ut n in Franc
 Seeing thes thing and how their flemish plans are made reco upon hemselye! perhaps theabotonsts will learn beore long the truth they appear have og ten that ther. is a God.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

DIED In Lttir rck, at his fatter- r~icencr. the morning the l3th of october WuLI'M HENRY y ungest .l da with q chronic di.ea-e uf the g'nds of the mex ad 'uher little chi rn 'o unto me and forbid h m t of u,h the Fingd m Of heaven. he toFt and he Lord hath taken away, b ssed be the name If the ord
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

Ss- We ern that Col fanegn. the governor eieot was st Cam len in this tate, saturday He is expected her by the 18th at furthesf
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

.zY- Iti@ reporlel hero, 10 day, (Tuo,day, ) thu dispatch has been received saying that Gen. Breok enrdge has taken Nashville.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

NvT ANTru-3 Bel Con orts for the of the Arml " for which a god pric. will be paid Tn" seller 10 ur4ish every thing For urher particulars apply to
 L. s1LVKRBtRG Medical Nov 12 1v purvavor liftte Rnck, Ark.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12
Horse. saddle and BridIe for sale.

q food size Pony. hurse can be had at reasonable a rriCe Apply at this office.
 Little Rock. Nov 13. e.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

ssy- W. WOO FORD. JuNice of tile Peace, cui be iound at True Democrat office.
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

No returns were received from the counties of Crit eulen, Greene, M.nroe, Mississippi and Phillips
True Democrat., 1862-11-12
The Senatorial Election.

On Saturday laSg the two uoR~0~ Q! tG5 NGACI ] Assembly met in joint convention toelect z Confe crate States Senator. Hon. R. W. John~onand Hon A. II Garland were the only candidates nrminatoI. After baotu eIeren times without making an clec cion the convention adjourned nnt lo o'clock Mon lay morning when on the tWrlfth fllot. llof X bert w. Johnson was elected. Th1 ina vote VA IS follows:
 FOR ROBERT ". JoHNsoH.
 .SsoQtors -Me.ssr-. Belser of Drew; Bunch of Car roll Davis of Washington; Do lson of Marion; lal jburton of Lawrence Hump on of Bradie> Lee or Saline; Pollarl of Craighead; Sherman of Va Buren; Trimble of Ind pend nce; Van Pattcn Poinsett; Whitfield of Oua3hita.
 Re2rtsenta'ires- Mcs.r-. Brad>haw of s'arr1 heatham of lIemlscad: C"llins of Bradley Col Hns of Drew; Connelcy of Johnson: Fain and IIam mack of Benton; lIaral~on of St. Francis; llar}n of Desha Harren of Crawford Hull of Marion Iones of Hot Springs; Jones of Lawrence; Latier' of Van Buren; Lowry of Chicot Mallory ot S' Francis; Martin of Jackson; Moseey of Nhte Mur hy of Saline: Oliver of Crawfori; Pettigrew Sevier; Phillips of Washington: Powell of Izard p,rkins of Run,loirf; Robins of utfnnstea; scot fCiark; stoddard of Craigheal; Teaguo of C4ihoups Tucker or AStllcV. tuIIept " N7iiiIAt't " dI Lawrence; Wicoxen of Green, Williams of Jefarsof and Wynn of St. Francis-46.
 FOR A. H. GARLAND.
 lSeaat0rs- Mes,rs. Anth ny of Jackson Clark ot sebastian. Hunt of Yell; Smith of 19lark Stiliwer or Pulaski; " allace of Columbia;l Tiliausof Hemp .ead.
 Reuessrtatipes- Mos-rs Baker of Carroll; Barnc- of Prairie; Berry of Frnpkln; Byrd of Washington CarnalI of soba,tiun Cochran of Fulton; Eng.i~ of Jefferson; Fentsn of Washngon; Fletcher Q Pulaski. Fur of 5Ouuchta; Can't and' Goodwin 2 | Columbia; Goodwin of Unon Gould of PiSo Ha'- rs of Dallas; Harrison of Newton; Haynes of Drew Holt of Carroll; Hurt of Montgomery; Jenkins e Independence; Leming of Scott; McColum of La ayette McFadden of Pope; Naylor of Madison Neal Of Scbastian; Pc liu ton of Pulaski; Pettu If Sevi~r; Porter of Indepcn fence; Ri ;harison o Arkansas; si-sl of Yell; Welborn of Conwn' Williams of Uni m; Will ,m,on of Polk; WisDn of Perry; Wycough Of lniopen len.e-43- Senator Embry, of Pope and Representative IIo" .lI, of Johnson voted for lion. FL. Batson
True Democrat., 1862-11-12

,AET ANTEO.-I wish tohire NEGRO MAN and " OMAN, sv for whom good wages will be gwen
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Proclamation from the President

WASHINGTON, September "a. The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that but one license is required
for person WAC practices Medicine,
Surgery, and Dentistry. Also, .ha, ship
building is nota manufacture, nor liable
TO taxation as such. Most of the mater.
ais being the result of previous process
,ess, are assessed os manufactures.
Proclamation BY tie President Of The Uni,
I'D STATES
WNxn8 "a. I..h2S .brcohs D.s.SS,:s22gg 70
call intoservico not only volunteers. bet
also portioas Of the milila Of the States
10y draft, in order to suppress insurrec.
lion existing in the United States. and
disloyal persons Ore not adequately re-,
strained by thc ordinary processes oil Law
from hindering this measure, and from
giving aid and comfort in various ways
to the insurrcclion, now, therefore, be it
ordered,
Frst--That during tho existing nsur.
'eotion. and asa necessary measure for
suppresslug the same, all rebels and In
surgeuts, their aiders ard abettors with.
in the United States, and III persons dis.
courOging volunteer enlisments. resist
ing militia drafts, or guilty Of any dis
loyal practise, offering aid or comfort to
the rebels against the authority OF the u
nited States, shall be subject to martial
law, and liable to trial and punishment
by court martial or military commits.
sion.
Sssond-Thnt tho writ of habcas cor.
pg,is suspended in regard to all persons
arr4stoN, or who are now, or hereafter du.
ring tho adbsllion shall be, imprisoned
10 any font camp, ARSENAL military priS,
ons, or other place for confinement, BY
any military, or BY tho sentence Of any
Court Martial or Military Commission.
n w'tnr" whHrcoE | have here unuto Sc,
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FrOm INC Upper Potomac.

Baltimore, Sept. es,-The Ameri.
cans special from Sharpsburg says Grit.
fms brigade Of piCkets is at Blackburn
and Reynold'sFords opposite Shepards.
town, aud keeps a strict watch on the
rebels, and is actively accommodating the
county along the Virginia side Of the Pc,
tomac.
On Friday morning a battalion of cav
airy crossed, and soon afreFward sent
back as prisoner, rebel cavalry Cap
toiO captured at Shepqrlstown. Soon
after boy appeared on the opposite
hank, shouting to our plckets not to fra
and then came over. He reported The
rebels in strong force ten miles hack
from the river aud also odds that Jack
son had his arm amputated in conse-
quence Of wound received al Ante.
tam. These stories Of rebel descrterS
are VIGOROUSLY unreliable, On Thurs.
day noon Griffin in person with the 9th
Maine, and Isl District of Columbia reg.
imenIs crossed the river threw out Skin,
mishcrs, ana advanced up the Hill pro.
ceeding cautiously, They passed into
the woods shortly o(terward, sent back
a piece of artillery and an artillery forge
tie rebels had left behind They re-
NAMED over during the afternoon. No
firing was heard and it is presumed they
did not find the rebels in force,
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Tho Cabiuo; Aud the Emancipation
Proclamation.

W aEhlhSlOn cept 20
The position Of the various members
Of the Cabineton lhe.Pre>iieots Eman.
tipalion policy, during the time that it
was subject Of Cabinet discussion may
b, accurately stated, AMI on a subject of
such momentGus interest the Information
is due to the public.
Secretary Chase from the ou'set has
been the recognized leader in urging
emancipation , aud when the matter was
nj various times under discussion, he
was always its leading advocate. Secrc.
tary Welles favored emancipation, but
was not specially energetic in urging; as
he rarely is in urging any point in public
policy outside lis own Department.
Secretary Stanton while oUtspokcn in
declaring his readiness TO strike at SIa-
very unner the war power wherever ard
whenever Slavery could be reached -
posrm aster General Blair was, throHgh-
oul the most determined and hitter OPP.
pontnt of the emancipation policy. and
when the substance of the proclamation
was made known to the Cabinet he was
perhaps more outspoken than any Of the
members in protesting against its adoP.
tor. Not less determined, though per-
hOps more cautious in his protests, was
Secretary Seward. 1t may be safely
said that he wos the great leader in the
Cabinet of opposition to any policy Of
emancipation resembling that which the
President finally adopted. Secretary
Smith and Attorney. Genera Bates oc.
cuPiod about tie same ground on the
subject.
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IMPORTANT FROM AUGUSTA
KENTUCKY.
Aueu,rA, ~ sou, FL, 1sO2.

Aueu,TA, KY Sept, 81, 1862,
This place was attacked by force Of
mounted rebels SIX hundreI ami forty
strong, With two cannon, under com.
mand of younger brother Of Col. John
Morgan, at three o'clock this afternoon.
Their first attack was made by a portion
ofthcm on the steamboats, Belfast and
Florence Miller, with the intention Of
capturing them but although the boats
we're completely riddIed,with musket and
rife shots, they made their occape with.
out any person being hurt. ln the mean
time the rest Of the force became engag
ed with the Union force under Colonel
Bradford, numbering 4 20 men, the most
OF whom took refuge 10 the houses, and
Cred from the windows and wouuding
ninety men, Amongst tho killed are
three captains, one Of them younger
brother Of Morgan, Amongst The NOR.
tally wounded is tho Lieut. Colonel in
command, son Of G.. D, Prentice, Of
the Louisville Journal, This hoovy
loss exasperatcd the rebels so much that
they set FIRE to every house they we're fir.
ed upon from, Which, spreading 10 other
houses, burned down two squares Of the
town, The Casualties 10 our force ia o
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EAGLE MILLS,
S CoMST0CK & co, PropriO,tr
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

WE hnvchad this completed but =
Itimc, md arO prepared to furnish cvoryll
pertaining to our business. Tho Mill has Il
run Of French Burrs--onc for corn, onr
custom wheat and the other expressly
Merchant work, They can DO run separ',
or all together,
TrsntwdNy is the day for grinding s.
and Friday for grinding custom Wheat.
We charge the eigth for grinding Wheat
the sixth for grinding corn, but will exchal.
at MI times when parties wish to do SO,
Those living on the Knnawha river, -
wishing to send their wheat or corn to ourm
for the purpose of having ground, or excl,'
gcd gnd not wishing to come with IT, can 81
it down on some of the boats with instructio
by letter. md we will have il hauled up to :,
Mil and back FREE or CHARGE.
LTThc highest market price paid for whca
and corn at MI times.
Junel9 lyula
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Gen. Nelson killed by Gen. Davis.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 29-At the Gait
House about 8 O'Clock this morning, q
difficulty occurred between Bigadier.
General jeff. C Davis ana Major. Gener-
al Nelson, ItaPpcars there has been a
difficulty between the parties for some
time. Nelson was in the office of the
Gait House, when Davis approached and
spoke to him, Nelson refused to listen
to him, aud used Insulting language.
Davislmmediately borrowed a pistol
and followed Nelson, who was going up
stairs to his room. and whilst on the
stairs shot him, the ball enrering the
heart Nelson afterwards walked to his
room and was laii on a metres. lie
died o about half past o'clock.