True Democrat., 1863-03-18
I'M Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati, is very

J. E. Hebbels IUth Ark. Ii. Cole, l5tn ArK- John Crabtree. Vim. Mckee, Wm. McAfee and F. M. McCown, of the 18th Ark. H. A. Patterson and Eli Stevens, of Hart's battery. J. 5. " ood, of Crawford's battalion. R. J. Alsup, of 5th Texas. Wm. Fiddler, A!B. Hahn, W. w. Hamp- ton, D. F. Smith and T. B. Taylor, of 9th Texas. Thomas Henderson and James McCayo, of 10th Texas. Joseph Speer, of 18th Texas. Capt. J. Bu.k, of 18th Texas. w. c. Y. Miller, of l7th Texas. J. J. Darter, J. S. Mays. M. c. Mays, V. . Owens and G. s. Wynn of 24th Texas J. II. Brown and Martin Elliott, of 25th Texas.
 It was reported that the office of the Chi- cago Times had been destroyed by q mob. It turns out to have been the office of the Constitu- tion, at Keoknk, Iowa, which destroyed by mob of abolitionists and soldiers.
 - The federal general Curtis has prohibited the delivery of copies of the Chicago Times at any of the post offices in Missouri. Postmaster, are ordered to return those in their offices, and if others are sent to burn them. - One of the Methodist churches at Ba'ti more was ordered to display large sized Ameri- can flag over the pulpit. The members of the church met elsewhere. Gen. Schenck issued a further or der requiring them to display the flag wherever and whenever they held divine service. Nothing in Austria beats this tyranny.
 - Banks is sorely puzzled what to do with the negroes. He dare not set them free, and he cannot remand them to slavery, so he hires them to their masters, and proclaims that they must be 1 kept in subj ection He forbds his officers from stealing them or entcing them away, and yet for bids them returning those who run off He says they must be set to work, and between all hands, | Cuffee is in bad fix.
 - The federals have report that Van Dorn, with 10, 900 men, has gone to reinforce Bragg. - France proposes that the North and South should each appoint commissioners to meet and consult on terms of peace. We see it intinated in the northern papers. that Lincoln has rejected this proposition.
 - A new kind of marriage recently took place at the North. The groom, MT. Charles s. Gardiner, and the officiating parson, Rev. " II. Carr, were in the telegraph office at Washington, and the bride Miss Angelne E. Palneter, at the telegraph office at Fulton, Oswego county, N. Y. 1 The preacher put the questions, and Miss Ange- line answered yes" by telegraph, whereupon the parson announced that they were man and wife, The question arises, if couple can be legally married when hundred miles apatt, and if 80, runaway matches will go out of vogue, for all the young lady has to de is to slip into telegraph office. send message to her lover, and have the thing oyer in few minutes
 < Col. John F. Hill, of Johnson county, has opeanized brigade in the west. Our friend, II. c. Wilson formerly of Churchil's old regiment, raised a company. His first lieutenant is O. Bas- ham, late State Treasurer. Basham writes to us that the company is made up, in part, of old off cers, and asks us if company of officers could not be made up in Little Rock. We believe there are enough officers here for two companies, but whether they will initiate the noble example set by old officers in Johnson county, is another thing
 - Ms McIntOsh wife of Wm. Mcintosh of Pope county elderly lady, has, in less than a year. woven 519 yards of cotton cloth, plain and sriped ! 5 yards of jeans; 56 yards of insey, and 36 yards of flannel, making an aggregate of ZIG verds in less than year
 - The following additional list of deaths in the prison at Camp Douglass. we find in the Chi cago Times of the 26th: Of the lst Ark, Wm | Clements Of the 39th Ark, E. " O'Neil, R. | Faulkner, John Robinson, James A. Faulkenberg, s. F. Gorason, R. P. Lord, J. Perkins, H. Mayben, James Perkins, J. M Farquett, L. s. Williams, T. | c. Mourton, J. c. Stewart, J. F. Malone, J. H Young, Joshua Wallace. Of the 24th Ark, R. H. Mitchell. Of the 45th Ark, w H. Picrson Also, Thos. H. Morris, of Crawford's battalion, | Wm Lumback, of Arkansas, James Box, of the navy, and John Dowell, of the sappers and miners. | Of the 9th Texas, w J. Ellis. Of the 9th Texas, $. s. Starks. Of the 10th Texas, Wm. Tidwell Marion Biong, J. w. Reopo, Benj. D. Lofland, | T. J. Cleveland, Thomas Terrell, w. H. Bennett, Jos. T. Goodman, John Block R. A. Taylor, J. 4. Montgomery, Robert L. Hambrght, Wm. M. Glenn. Of the 18th Texas. Wm. A. Lewis, John A. Watkins, J. NJ. Hayes, A. J. Watkins, Wm. | LewissJ. l.. Sewel, John Evans, $. T. Long, G. c. Cash, J. Hudson, J. w. Tranull Of the 18th | Texas J. W. Rodgers. Of the l7th Texas, John T. Chapin M. II. Fuster, F. Newton, J. N. Gravctt, Thos. Cassell, IL. Matthews, W. :. Neil, F Terrell, Bird Crunk, Timothy Truelove, J. G. Underwood, John Underwood, Asa Self, Wm. Crowson, Joseph B. Sweeney, Creed s. Engelow Of the 18th Texas, John c. Brewster, James Smith, John C. Jordan, Thomas J. Sum- mers, Thomas B. Hear, James A. Davis, A A. Mason, G. w. Rogers, w. G. Hey, D. Peters, | Wm B. Manning D. J. Fatrell, G. ". Morgan, | Thomas Amos, John Berkner, w. B. Burke, J. l w. Lawrence, Thomas Harris. Of the 18th | Texas, R. c. C. Rogers, J. A. T. Mulberry | Also, l. H. Cogar, of Johnson's Texas co. u
 - A rebellion has broken out in Poland.- From the accounts we have seen, it appears to be ! general uprising of the people, headed by the | clergy If our foes would only read this lesson, it is one they might profit by. Poland, subiugated and enslaved for years, yet sczes every occasion to reassert her freedom, and has the sympathy of all nations except of her oppressor.
 - The Bowery Theatre, at St. Louis, was shut up, for disloyal practices on the stage.
 - The play of William Tell is prohibited at the North in all the theatres.
 | - Gen. Forrest is not dead as was reported. He was severely, but not dangerously wounded, at l Parker's crossroads.
 - Col Wood, a confederate prisoner gave a federal officer named Lewis $20O to permit him to l escape from Memphis. Wood was caught in the act of escaping and brought back, when Lewis put | a n;stol to his head and shot him. The murderer | has escaped, of course
 - The federals had division, 1000 strong, st Pilot Knob, in Missouri, about the first of March, - Vaandigham advertised to deliver an