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By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE or THREEzs STORY BRIoK
4 9wELLIsG. Owe HOUSE ON CAPITOL aILL-By virtue
and recorded q, in Libsr NJ L72 tolios a5s: =
prsmiaes, on TUESDAY, the stR day Of October,
lsss: at O'Clock p. m. the following described
An that certain piece Of land lying in the city Of
s9S asfEssa e seats o ,s.
on the line Of ses nehs
iey; thence south on the line of said alley
inches and thence east 81 feet to the place of be.
Rds ami
feet in length in the southwest corner of said
o
The premises above described are improved by .
SQUARES north Of the oapitol, grounds:
ments .t six, WE'VE, and sishtssn months, to be
SECURED BY deed deed a oftrust ,S Tor. on ths pre- nisss
II the terms of sale are not complied With in Eve
days after ths sale the Trustee reserves the right
on giving three days notice. et such rs.sse
..ls.oad. aarss E %fEEIass: sTEEEHs T5us:ss :sassss
TRUsTIE's BALE OF 4, vALUABLl HARM
.o1nt! sitting q, e Court Of ESqity sad PASSED il
fhon p.on .sd others seisndsnts. the pndsr:lsnsd
s.y =:
tss sas hs fhes farm
iyiDs % The &sshinEton .nd Broek1iiis rarnpiie
Is Th: Isfn 1; sisiSiy :itasssd sls.s.st neish:
:tsnsi.I Frame Dwelling .Soass .nd ii nsees:sry
y and dS1RShsa sRSs land s IL
high st.se Of cultivation, and 70 person dealr,ng
s . u 1esi
i ' and went, nonss: With Ss
The Whole from the Dc, Of sale, PAYABLE snpua!,y.
Sseaa ei s1:;sT g surety
not befe.s. The trustees .il sonvs! 70 the par: I
sh.s:5 ss the and hs Of
Rerion or persons claiming py, from, or under
sides tlereon II the day axsd for the sale Of the
zoo esns On es
d.y. October s4th. q the sane hour ana place and
'.0a '.' 'A"' '''"'' JOIN JOIN T. I. 77ffssssoaNs 7fssoN,
u1s5s0a1 1HgaHlhs SSfSTP TSs.
-s tit
ns 20 ,hs I'LL
house. with thI.s story brick Sssf Building, stu.
rupsibseE 2s feet 70 IS fest .ilsy. W '''''' anu
"tS al ss
me. ts and !: T. every Isspsst aIst class house.
daiin II essS sns % in .
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest. Sc
ee.ss 'eG's &c n &c.
VALGABLE iMPkovES SCI AKs on akogNp
ss VIM ~
Third and Fourth streets east
sno ard street. north lying we'll with the
high st.te Of and Is supplied with soms
vtrs choice fruit trees.
house, containine tour rooms. aud barn.
Terms One third cash ba' ancs six, twelve, and
sieht.sn me- nths: With i.'erett. secured BY deed
ssSs: ssi 4 r. sst.
fU nsbAY rksNooEo oesose.
Esnsrs No sss fronting together rs feet Ii inches
Streets running back about 4O feet to awids psved
alley, together With the improvements, consist
ine of Two-ssory Brick Dwelling house and a
Terms One. third cash the remainder in six and
twelve nontbs. with interest, secured By deed OF
Cot Of eonvsysnoine. including the United
81
w. .aIDls-HIDIe.
wspaispfY' 's1H sna 3 EsAfTn6AT f9Rn6S 1cn ss Il e'elooi
r., r., q Sns Mharf on Sixth street: stGn: 9.
Term. :1..n, e in Treasury notes. 70 b ss,d q ~
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W. HID1S-HIDlE.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on eysr
WuDNISDAY and EATURDAY, ct II e'clook z
M, q the HhArf on Sixth street., Washinston, 81
eale. "
u%..s as.ns e n Treasury notes. 70 ssA = ~
jan Lohfon.I 1t. ool. and b. 3. d.
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EDUCATIONAL.

" FEMALE SEMINARY,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ISL WRsr efRRKf. GRoRGEroWN, d. O.
The duties Of this inRtitution will be resumed
Monday, Sept 7th. Circulars may be obtained at
the Bookstores and BY addressing
au %. eosm. n. !. NARROWER, Principal,
A BROOKkvfLLE ACADEMY,
IA BOARDING SCHOOL For Boys, in Q quiet
healthy village 70 miles from Washington By the
seventh street Road. For catalogues, address at
Brookevile, Md. u. B. .PRETTYMAN, A. NJ,
sc Is I'm Principal
MISS BRoOKE's ENGLIsn AND FRsNCH
Vl Boaroins and Day echoo,, No. 13O Penn av,
eeven Buildings The ninth year and seventeenth
semi annual session of this Institution will com
IneDce on Monday, September 18th, 1868. Circulars
be obtained at the bookstores and Of the Prin-
cipal. A-Sm~
MR.. b. TOWNSEND CONTINUES (APTER
~ O'Clock 2; m } to give lessons In the Art Of
Singing and Playing the Pianoforte and Organ.
App.y st No 42o street, near llth, or address
Nl WILL R1.OPEN
HEX SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept 2sth.
- 391 street. au A-eotDctl~
j FEMALE ACADEMY,
Corner Of Hth stTeet and Ne,c York apenxe.
The Fourtt enth Annual Session commences Sep
tenber 7, 1868
Circulars at the Bookstores. an l7-n
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HORsE sHOBING NOTICE.

HORSE sHOgING NOTICE.
The subscriber has taken the Shop formerly 90.
cppied by Thomas Mcguire, No. ATS Eighth st.,
where he is now prepared to shoe horses with the
pest materials and in. the most workman like
Eanner Particular pains taken with srotting and
with the establishment. )
sc A-lms n w lARUINURs
HUGO BARTELB FINE Art GALLIRY-262
O new and beautiful style, Having reosntly
saoeo new oaek grounds and sceaery to his Gal.
!ery 10 now prepared to suit the most fastidious,
Tnose IN search Of good pictures should remem-
By all lovers Of the art. se fIms
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THE DRAFT. THE DRAFT

FMET's CORN SALVE.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF AND PERMANENT
CURE.
IS cent boxes for Corns only.
30 cent boxer for Oorns and Bunions,
Sent By mail By DE T. EABT,
0' ''' ~ ). C2tVsSr FORD, Druggist,
Tim 29O Penn. avenue
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N0TICl.-For SALE ave hundI ed sets OF ONE.
IN two and four AOrie second and Harness, three
hunered good citissps' ard Mcclellan sc copd hand
Saddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave-, between
~ and 9Th street. Harness and Saddle Hands
wanted also, one good efrand Boy.
0e 1-lmf II. B. JOHM6TON.
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- SHOW CASES
OF ALL KINDS,
MADE TO ORDER
AND CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

q. F. RAU & CO.,
No. 90 MCCLELLAN ALLEY,
- TO- lm< BALTIMORE. MD,
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FAMILY CARRIAGEs, R0oKAWAYs, TOP
Il AND NO-TOP BUGGIES,
TROTTING WAGONS, JENNY LINDS, EXPRESS

AT PRIVATE SALE.
Having arger assortment of the above than can
be found in any other Establishment in . R8R7.
this city, We espectfully call the atten- E11gxE
tion of Purchasers of Vehicles for pleas -
ure or drausht to the great variety, both New and
Second Hand. constantly on hand at our Basaar
and Repository, 80 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets. Great induceme nts offered in
prices WIN. l.. WALL d CO.,
SEES st Auctioneers
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

a AND FOR SALE.-A splendid tract of tand s't"a'ed
 on snth side of Fcnrche Bayou. CT niles from la city, cr faing in being e east ha'i (" hol eSsS # section 39 aud weec half ot vSt alf V5 s"ct'n 23 tow.in north range lZ Wei, VI t"' I'- '''0 3 frst rl,a gs,r N,.,sa Snd lle oj!ser iinrTeM~nS- For fGTtfeg particulars anply 10 .-,,, 7,p,,,->Av
 Little F, ok Mayo. 1Gt3 IL
True Democrat., 1863-05-06
CAMP NEAR CLIPPEE's MILL,
 Carroll Co.,. Ark. ADrii 27th. lS63.S {

 EDEToH TRuG DGMoCRAT-We, the undersigned officers in the Confederate seryce i'll Northern Arkansas, lemninS that reports have been cilcuIa- ted and matter published rt judicial 'e tiits loyalty and bearing 0. John W Dark citzen ct t!l's State, a'd brave and daring soldier, as an acG of justce to the said Dark, we would state, that he has been in Col. Schnablcs cavalry recruits for several months, on the borders Of tnis State, and has been in nearly every b0rdertray that has recent ly occurred. No enc has acquitted himself more galianriy and displayed more deeds oi daring than John " Dark Under the most tdisc0nta@ing cir cumsances. when others were despondlng, be has been ever active, bold and determined n afresSing the prog, ess of vaidals who have been desoiating this portion of the State. We have never enter taned suspicion of his loyalty, bat on thc coli trary, have recognized in him, a bold, dariS and detcrmned soldier, and one who has risked his life under the most severe trials for his country.
 s. c. SCHNAB8L, Col. Com'dg.
 F. G. MITCHELL, Capt.
 J. J. EUFF, Lieut.
 s. w. STlGLEMAN, It. Adjt.
 JOHN P. NOaVELL, 4. Com sy.
 G. J. OVERALL. o. $.
 W. W. HUDSON, Lieut..
 D. A. WINTER, Lieut..
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

MT0mCN % NY CUsr0A;EHs.-liasin& af'1d n,+ny ,,.l "a complaints from niy customers )' 'eeaIo o iir '' ses in e sale of Meats lstt lnec t' make. tp ' s,e,u-n thai am lige1 to bay ezh0rithor i'Fh ~ st.oks purchase and ao colhpoiiei :" 4'i " Jaraigcy small icInunt ration AI" }ui'iFl'i t..1 ports f,aye been put in c,rtafi"l' " persons ~ 7 IS nlv elrniea. and io So to lnlur% me-. , ,; :,
 >clierr ,.lles who are iced os3eof ca9 ne 1i'7t every day at ,n, stall. "uo V 0"
 Nav U 1863. .j.*
True Democrat., 1863-05-06
Treasury Notice.
OFFICE or C. 5. DEPOoITARY,
 Little Rock, ArkdnSas,

UFFICE OF C 5. DEPOoITARY, !
 Little Rock, ArkdnSas,
 April l3th 1863. TENREASURY NOTES of date prior to 1st December lS6 G bearing interest may be funded at this office, pur the of Congress directdg such unding and the regulations of the department in bonds bearing eight per cent any time 2d inst and thereafter together with those o issue subsequent to lst Dec, 1862 will be fundable in per cent bonds- When there bonds hand certificates will be issued presented and pad designating the rate of which they entitled which will be taken with stock bearing date and of interest," soon they can be obtained.
 E. CROSS,
 DepoSitary Anri 1Sa2 12t
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

6TOLEN.-My stable door broken open the night ly of the ,4th nst and my Brown Mare Mule stolen.- Much rubbed with the harness has Spanish brands her hip thus the shoulder and letter shoulder near the neck. suitable reward and expenses paid for the mule, or information so that can get her.
 JOHN HUTT, Little Rock, May 6, 1863. 3t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

James Brown Miss Mary Juno Brown. 7: Willard Brown, John Brown. Capt r Nlowu. T q own. J * ! 'aib@o '"
 Boy.s {}aml Bulis, 2. t " Been. Col N Y ltleco I }rooA4 Mai Isaac Barnett a bs'p, i}'yrton x 4 Burt n, ii " Belryl, | ; DuiroW, tr V . brl Y N iso eon Gray Booker J Rroo@s jhn Bark Miss Jane Brltcpell C " Bennett. Mrs tl"i hrLrA?' ( iatey,
 k Bschcr Jeremiah Tsevyll io.n I B:shop, iiottc9 Leaux } Capt :. Ball Wilu blnc@. i ape. l. oach, ilerv 3rvHn DIid5es Miss c;Ale Bray, i"i sur
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

&S YEDFrom the undersgned Little Rock Ark S April 32d 1863 small dun horse or yea old, thin III order has been cut in the forehead for blind taggers Any finding the said horse will by addressing Co Jno. McNeill Arkadelphi be beally rewarded for his trouble.
 HENRY WALDBOP,
 May 6 1t* Lieut. and Recruiting Officer.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

TENAKEN up by Fred Kline the 4th May, 1Sf3 white
 A and red spotted Cow and Ca had bell on supposed to be her third calf. Appraised at $lO0. Little Rock May 6 1865 2t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

OSTTwo certified accounts, by the Quartermaster at G Canden for S300 dated Dec. p, l862 The other $S4 75 dated January g. 1863. All Quartermasters orewarned from said accounts to any but myself Erceo April 24. 1883 J. N. SCALES co. May 3t Ouachita Herald.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

g Isr OF LETTERS ronu,iu5 in the Post oice "t Lite .A Rock, Ark on Che 3Cth liay of 4aprll, fo'3.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06
N OTICE!

WAY AS stolen from my desk, at the post office, the w evening of the 1st inst, six quire CASH BOOK, about four qures of which blank Tn the book was monthly registers for the month of March and April and month of May Captond If the person taking them will the Registers, will pay him five dollars and he may keep the book and no questions asked.
 May 6, 1863. It. W. F. POPE, P M
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

EB ECEIVER'S NOTCE-Parties failing to pay interest O annually their indebtedness seqUesered by Act of Congress- approved August 30 1861, required by aw execution will issue for the interest and costs and when authorized by law for the whole debt Such would costs and trouble will comply with all requirements o said statute and the aendaory thereof approved February 15, 1862 without delay After the Both of August next execution will be issued against all parties then liable thereto. A. H. HEREFORD, Q. s
 Rec Eust. Dust of ITk Little Rock Ark, May 6, 1863. 6w.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

NEWELRY AT AUCTI0N.-WiIi be sold on Friday the CD Sth of May 1S65 at 10 o'clock at J. D. Fitzgor- aids Auction Store fine lot of Jewery. The Ladies are respectfully invited to attend.
 May 6, 1863. Its
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

A UCTION-Will be sold at Auction on Thursday next 1S the 1th inst at F o'clock, likely NEGRO ROY, 5 years old good field hand and gardner
 J. D. FITZGERALD, May G. 1863. Auctioneer.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

NN7 ANTED TO HIRE-2 negro MEN to chop wood on VY the Arkansas river near Little Rock.
 May g. 1863. lw. W. c. SULLIVAN.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

WbOCKET BOOK LOST-Between Fourche and Little Rock, E black oil cloth Pocket Book containing S50 and Sl0 in bills and Si0 in county scrip: Mo- 219 dated l4th Apr 1863. The balance in 0, $ ad less will give $50 for tie delivery o said Pocket Book the office of the True Democrat. JANE WOOD.
 May 6, l863 It.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

Cant " A Alexander. Mrs Llzaheth At&"a i4 " Alex an,lcr J 5 Atn William Allen, Capt AiDoH 7: is Arc wood. Mios C>a Alien! don siil2y, DaHiI A"'l' il D ;shiG.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06
MT Utley. re vanness, W H Vaughan.
 MY

Thos Weapl, Hamilton Ward Dr Wilder, " Wat kins, Charlie Ward, Dr Thos Wooten, s Warner Williams, David Walker, Wood Jas Walker, Maj Wilson, Capt Wann, James Wilson, Joel Woods 5 Wilson, Col Williamson, It James W White, J L With erspoon, c Watkins, Ephraim Wilson, Capt W White Jno Wooten, Capt Jas Wright, Wm Willis Z; k M Wade Thos Wilson, David Wilson, It Warth Capt G Ward, W White, c Wright, Mir Wicker, J, Wiley, Jas Wyche, Dr Wm Walker, M W Williams, Capt Jas D Woods, Jesse Wyatt, Ut Wm M Walton.
 
 Issachar Young, Yarbro Julius Young Mir Yanchcke calling for any of the above letters, will please say ''advertised' VIM. F. POPE, F. M. May c. 1863
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

&STRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber at the Lit I% tie Rock Railroad Depot Hotel half mile of Little Rock dark brown horse MULE, about H hands high, years old branded on the left hp For the delivery of said mule to Maj Duff, any information So that can get him, will be liberay rewarded. J. M. POLLARD.
 Anri1
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

A IL CLAIMS sent to for collection will receive prompt IA attenton for which moderate charge will be maCe April 15 Inns H. p VAUGHAN.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

EJs eSGA REV ARDkeuben Gage, aged 32 years feet. sD 9D SD inches high dark mpleXion bne eyes, black hair; by occupation farmer; born i'll Tennessee and resd ed at the time of enlistment in Pulaski county Ark enlisted Sept 22i 1862 and deserted about January 20t 1S63
 A T. Mcconnell. aged 8 years feet 10 inches high dark copexion dark dark hair: by occupation mer; resided at the time of enlistment n Richwoods town ship, Jackson county Arkansas enlisted June 13th 1862 and deserted about the 18th of October. 1862 Samuel T. Morris aged 30 years, , feet, inches high dark compexoI black eyes by occupation farmer resided the time of enlistment in Independence county Ark enlisted July 2Sth 862 and deserted about January lS 1S63
 Philip B. Cunningham aged 9 years feet inches hig dark complexion, grey eyes, black hair; by occupation farmer born Tennessee and resided at the time of ltnent in Gil Trough Botton Independence county Ark enlisted July 2Sh l862 and deserted about January 1S 1863.
 above reward will be paid the apprehension and delivery of each one of the above named deserters.
 O. NJ MONTELL, Capt
 Comdg Go. G. Causes Rogt Ark Infantry. May6
 NTCTICE-Was committed Saline county jail on the 9th V day of March, 1863, two negro mef--one named CHARLES he belongs to Isaac HlIyard of Ashley county Ark he is 24 years old copper coor feet inches hgh will weigh 150 155 small under his right also his right wrist is left handed The other says his is JEFF dark color 3 old about eet inches high under the right eye and the eye lid deficient says he belongs Charles Nonc of Ashley county, Ark, who lives II miles of Hamburg.
 THOMAS PACK, Sheriff and Jailer
 of Saline county, Ark.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

ENRICTION MATCH MAKERS-ATTENTION.-12 lbs. E superior article of Phosphorus for sale Enquire at this office. April Z9 4t"
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

TWNWO VALUABLE PLACES FOR SALE.-One twenty E miles below Little Rock, in the Arkansas river bottom, containing 24O acres; 35 in cultivation several houses and good water on the place.
 Also sixteen miles above Little Rock excellent place Little Maumele creek containing 2O 60 in cul tvaon good improvements For further particulars apply to G. D. Beckham at Little Rock, at Philadelphia.
 Remember aoiM to seJl. W. w. PROTHRO.
 Anril
True Democrat., 1863-05-06
April %, 1863 6m Cost of adv. g per week.

RT RTOTICE.-Whereas, my wife, ELIZABETH QUINN. hay ing left my bed and board without any just provoc&ton hereby forYarn all persons from trusting her on my account, as will not pay any debts which she contract after this day. L. QUINN.
 Turin, Arb. April 18th, 1883. 3o-3wa
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

YMSARFor sale quantities to suit purchasers at the
 E- Little Rock Gas Works. ApIil 29 tf
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

AtORN-For sale Section 30, Township South. Range O lowest. ROBERT l.. STEELE.
 April 5w#
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

n1 DOLLARS SREWARD-Strayed on the evening of 10th 70 ns one bay mare about old b hands high, hack little sere one old shoe left fore foot and had on rhan Jeff leather collar around her neck. The above
 ward will be paid for her delivery to the headquarters of Brig. Gen. M. Parsons h. SPENCEh,
 - Anr;l % st4 Sanders Regiment.
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

wTT ANTED.-I anxious to rent small dwelling vW house, l.. 5. CUNNINGHAM.
 Mav6 It
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

Tar.suRY DEPARTMENT, c. S. A.,
 Richmond March 25 1863. u,o afford additional facilities for funding Treasury Notes been appointed in the several States, where the can be exchanged for Bonds or Regsterd % The following the office in the State of Arkansas: LITTLE ROCK-Hon. EWD. CROSS. Depostary.
 (Signed) c. tt. MEMMlNGEh Anri, 50 Inn Secretary 0f Treasury
True Democrat., 1863-05-06

kSALE OF SALINE LANDS.-I will sell to the highest Diu S der in Princeton the 18th June next on credt o year bearing cent interest two 40 acre o a Vest
 inc 16h Secon of Township South, ot Range ts "es' adjoining Messrs. Thomas Taylor Hareys oae m1lAs Aapha and supposed to contain meo1 saline qualities. Note and approved sec1iiuS n School Commissioner of Dallas county. Tulip Ark April 20, 1863. 3I-4t 0ost ol auv o9-pao
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

The REBELLION REcoRD.-Parts p and %. G.
+. Putnam, publisher, New York.
The importance ofthis digest may be judged
from the fact that both of the numbers before
US are devoted to republication of the docu>
ments connected with the history of the war.
Many of these documents have been hitherto
unpublished, the newspapers generally being
unable to find space for them. They are most
accurate and valuable contributions to history
being official records of battles, skirmishes and
manoeuvers furnished by the officers who ere
engaged in them, and therefore accurate and
reliable. The running diary Of events is an
imE ortant chronological feature in this publica-
ton: and the anecdotes and poetry of the war
furnish the light and sentimental shadinps of
the picture Of the great struggle. In these
numbers are portraits of Commander Charles
Boggs, u. S. n, General Lewis Wallace Major
George II. Thomas and Major General E. A.
Hitchcock. These portraits are admirably
engraved.
The above remarks from the Phi1adel-
phia B"lletin we can fully and heartily
endorse. ~..,.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

aud hanged him with perfect safety
year sooner, and he might not. Idoub
it earlier justice would not Lave made hin
martyr and brought worse consequence,
than even the patient federation whiot
left him TO- heap up evidences Of his ire.
son. Even now doubt if he could b,
hanged without serious revolt in til,
Northern States. Certain it is that grave
cautious men believed Washington aud
the Government to be 10 danger from hi.
influence over the army since came here
and at one time there was imminent peri
Of bis restoration to the command. Fo,
this object the entire Seward, or Thur
low Weed, branch Of the Republican par
ty was banded with the Border State in,
tlaence, which represented his restoration
as tho means Of appeasing the Northern
copporheads, as it would give assurance
that the Proclamation would be dead
letter.
In this emergency, Stanton, Hallecl
and Radical Republicans stood shoulde,
to shoulder. 1t was the Peace and Wa,
parties striving for tbs Mastery. The
Peace men want Mcclellan to command
the armies as the one certain plan of car,
rying out their policy. Seward always
intended to have our little difficulty set,
tied with the Southern States by com.
promise, hence his immense influence has
been used to keep Mcclellan in his place
to prevent "a general engagement" the
catastrophe SO dreaded BY the doughty
little commander.
Whether the army is yet so purged
OF his satalites that general engagement
can be brought on under circumstances
which will permit Union victory re-
mains to be seen. He certainly has ma
ny secret allies in high places, who will
bring delay and defeat if in their power,
there is no room for doubt but as he
has Joined church and so made requisi-
ton on the Commissary Department. Of
his Satanic Majesty's army for a new
uniform in which to prosecute his service,
he will, no doubt. be reinforced BY all
the forces which cant and cunning can
command, and where he will dig his next
entren chment it is hard to suruise.
l have much more to say but want to
got this in the mail this evening.
J. G. s,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
TELE0RAP4fIC.

Last nights kilograms were gilmore thar

Last nights kilograms were gilmore than
usual interest.
On the nigh: Of the 18th Admiral Porter
succeeded in running the Vicksburg block.
AIDE with seven fine gunboats Of his squad
ro'' and three transports. It is understood
combined attack Of gunboats and land
forces is In progress 1t is firmly believed
Grant has captured Vieksburg by this
time
\ Washington dispatch Of the 2lst says
General Grant telegraphs the President
that he has Information from deserters
that the evacuation Of Ficksburg is 60
in; on, and this is confirmed by dispatch
from Gen. Hurlbut, from Memphis.
New Orcans adviccs Of the l4th state
the famous ram, Queen Of the West, had
been secaptured that morning, with all
her crew.
Intelligence fiom England eads to the
belief that tho departure Of privatecrs to
and from British ports vii! be arrested by
the English Government.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICED.

Pursuant to the provisions Of the oct Of
the Legislature of the State Of Minnesota, en-
titled IAN act to Incorporate the Town Of
Saint Cloud, and to Repeal q former Charter
OF said town." approved March 9th, A. D.
1852. Notice is hereby given, that an cleo
ton will be held in and for the incorporate
Town OF Saint Cloud, on Monday 4th day Of
May, A. ID. 1868, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. N. Of said day,
at the block house of B. Overlook, on Rich
mond street. in said town, for the purpose Of
electinga Mayor, Recorder and four Alder
men, for said town for the ensuing year.
BY Order ef Town Council.
A. B. CURRY, Recorder
St. Cloud, April 22d, 1863 apl23-&