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True Democrat., 1863-01-14

NNY son, L. II. PIKE, put in the hands of som MI gentleman in Little Rock, last summer, a bc of mathematical instruments, of rosewood, some ] inches square, and sun dial. The gentleman j whose charge they arc, will oblige me by handii them to Mir. James A. Henry.
 Jan ', 1863 sw ALBEkT FlKE.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
Maj. J. II. CRuMP, A. c. M., FoRT SMITn--

HENRY GARRETT, deserter from Company c, Spcghts Regiment, will probably attempt to pass 9 that he may be apprehended. DEsoRIPTIoN-5 feet, inches high, weighs l4o or 50 pounds, dark hair curs; 1T Or IS years old small nose turned up, ron his shin two inches long, had on drab hat, red overehirt brown casinet coat, much worn, new boots. Rode of gray stallion with black spots on him, branded Jno. Harp" on left shoulder, carries his ta side, tumor close to the root of his tail years old, l519 hands high. Horse stolen from J. II. Baker, Burfords Regiment.
 w. SABBURY,
 Capt Com'dg Co. c. S5) reward will be paid for delivery of the horse to Burtords Regiment, Stones company. or ut Waco, Texas. Dec 31 Ct
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

STOLEN from my stable, at Kinderhook, Van ,C Bnrcn county on Monday night, 22d of Doc, 1862, large pacing gray horse, branded with the letters on the shoulder, the looking more liko an than J, the lower part being scarcely visible. l will pay s50 reward for him.
 Jan. ', 1863 St. MRS A. E. GARDEN.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.

Gazette Washington Telegraph Camden Herald, Pine Bluf True Soulrou Bert smith Bulletin will please pub fish the above times and forward account 10 his office. B. r. DANLtf, Cor
 Dec 3l 1862 It and JHldt Cpnscripts.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

The following list is published at the request of many of the members of the company, and to slow the wealthy who stay at home, that soldiers, in the service, out of their scanty pay, set apart to relieve. the wants of those left behind them. Such men of the true grit; men whose hearts are soft to their friends, and hard to their enemies. In such men are better soldiers, for
 'f1he bravest are the tenderest,
 The loving are the daring"
 Accompanying the list we received long com mumcaton from Mir. John c. Rye. It is too long for our columns He cites this list as evidence of the feelings of the soldiers and exhorts the peo- pie to protect the families of absent soldiers He offers consolation to the bereaved ones at home, bids them be of good cheer and cautions the girls against marrying theshrks, spectators, and skulk- dies that, if they will wait little longer they can get those for husbands who have proven themselves men, and capable of protecting and fighting for home.
 CAMP NEAR GRENADA, Miss. Head Qrs,
 lst Bait, Arks. Volunteer Cavalry,
 Dec. 25th, 1862.
 We, the undersigned soldiers, of Pope Co, Ar kansas, do, with good will appropriate the sum5 set opposite names, for the relief of deceased sol dier's wives and children; also, for the benefit of widows having lost their only in battle or from disease, in the Confederate States army, in the county of Pope, State of Arkansas Moreover we agree to authorize Capt. John R. H. Scott Hate of the c. $. A.,) now citizen of Dover Pope Co. Arkansas, to take said money and dispose of it as
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
s NTuONY HOUSE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK, A l,ct h. 1892 j. L. PALMER. FrOprietor.

FENREASURY NOTICE k TO FUNDING TREASURY
 NOTES-In conformity with the act of Congress, ap- proved October 12th, IS B. notice is hereby given that all Treasury Notes which shall be issued on the Treasury after the day of December next will be tundabe only in seven per cent BonGs Stock instead oi eight per ceh anu all persons holding Treasury Notes which shall have been issued preyo-s th said first day ot December ana who may desire to fund the same In egt per cent bonos fore tine 2 day of April next and present the sad notes s the Treasury Richmond at some one oi the Assst Tasurs or nepoSorios of the Government Tor te pur pose of funding them in eight per cent Bonds or Soek te which dato they will be fuudabe in seven per cent
 C. G. MEMMlMGER o.,IS 1sf, 1t4m Secretary of the Treasury.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
OFFICE Coas>>pANT CoN-CRIPTs,
 Iffik. IfccL Ark be-. .1 1892

Liute RocL Ark- Deo. =. 1892 Tie following pubiiaheI for the information of all concerned. By command of g Cooper Adjutant and Inspector Geu
 E. F DAtLEY. Col and Comdt Cyn-cripts, District of Arkansas.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
N o T I c E

AA AS committed to the Arkansas Penitentiary. by .
 W the sheriff of Pulaski county, the 1st of4S3 November lS6l certain Negro Man, cana his naus<A John. Said negro is about 45 years old, blacn- -AA. color feet nine inches in height pop eyes pediment in his speech
 the property Of Stephen Barefed who resides Vieksburg, Miss and if not taken away at expiration of two years, will be soM by the State. A. J. WARD Dec. 5, 1881. 24m Keeper of Peniteatiary.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

SAlLER'S N0TICE.-Was committed 10 the jail ot .. sS Prairie countv the 4th day Of Dec. leo2 sA gra calling his NING0, about feet 9| H inches high supposed 10 be o or 80 years ot age -& per color and he belongs by the name oi An der .on uoljngsvorth in the State of Louisiana. The of said slave hereby notified iocome forward prove property pay charges and take him away OtheTwlss Le will be dealt wlth as the law further directs.
 J. NJ KING, Sheriff,
 By ". c. STEPHENSON Jailer. Dec 1O 1889 Cost of adv s2 Der week.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
Valuable Salt Land for Sale.

F OFFER for sale 900 acres of rich bottom land, E three miles cast of Arkadelphia; 300 acres dead- ened for three years 90 acres cleared, and dozen salt wells now being worked upon the land. Terms teeaty dolY.trS per acie--Confoderate money ne- groes taken in payment. For information apply to Col. R. H. Johnson, or Hon. E. W. Cross, Little Rock; or W. D. Ncely, Arkadciphia.
 JAS. l.. WlTHHSPoON.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

5INOR RENT.-I will rent on reasonable terms my K farm on Palarm Bayou.
 Jan '. 1888 B. r. DANLEY.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

1ntefeSt to pc F a1u on IHCeIt5C DUH IiIs5
 Treasury Notes
 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.,
 Richn10nd, Dee. 2, 1S62A NEOLDERS of Interest bearing Treasury Notes N arc hereby notified that the interest which shall be due thereon the first of January next will be paid at the Treasury either of the Depositaries of the Treasury on presentation of the notes accompa nied by descriptive schedule in duplicate. Blanks will be furnished on application.
 (Sgned) c. G. MEMMlNGEk, Jan ', 1888. I'm Secretary of Treasury.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

r OOK SfiARP,-I bound sell. and will sell the opportunity If before. my tarm situated on Nau!el. Creek p miles Little Rock the main Fort Smith and Little Rock road tthe best stand the rshdj consisting hundred creek bottom land tal m the Q tu} about l1O god state Of cultivation.
 yera god live iu. and the bss veil oT water n the county will all f1r SIO per in Confederate ry!yrey Ca. soon or you will loose chance. Enquire the premises. JNU- w. AJfAzLAAD, Jr.
 Dec II is
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
Sheriff s Notice.

rENHERE was committed to the jail of Crawford county, Ark, the 21th of August, le62, negro man "io says bis name is DANIEL He is feet inches high ot dark cop xon weighs about l5O pounds says ne Deohs to Henianlin Morris of Class county, Texas - The owner of above named slave IS heeoy nou 70 come forward and prove ownership to the same, or he will dealt with the law directs , , ~ JAMES M BROWN, JR-.
 Sheriff of Crawford county. S+ m ,sso fin, Cost of adv S2 per week.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
N orr E

1T V zTtOMNTTTED to the Penitentiary the l2th a ~ S day of November, 1861, a certain negro SS3a&xfSA Man. calling his name BILL, about feet 6 in VsE$&$ ches in height of black color, about 2S years E old He says he belongs to man living Nf93aSa near Memphis, Tenn. EyWIS The owner is requested to come forward com E 1NS ply with thel and take him away, or he will e-2 be sold at the expiration of two years to pay EsS the charges A. J. WARHr Dec. ., 1861. 24m. Eeepsr of Peu,tsniiI%
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

N T V II HtOMMITTED to the Arl ansas Penitentary by the .< O jailer of Jackson county, certain Negro Man(SS calling himself LOUIS, about feet inches high, ob black color, light build, about 25 years old, known EeSsaid 9egrg yj1 be sold at the sSiEstoe of tgo nS4 Ei9ai Q4m K..p.~ sf p..safsiia's
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
GENERAL orDSEs,

ADIUraST AND gssPscTcR GEyEEAL'S OFFICE,
 HiciEtsna, November ZI loo-.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
Rv0amay Mages 90 Me Peaitea5jayy,
' O r I C F ,

IN v \ J ,o>yuTTTED to the Arkansas Penitentiary by the a, VJsheri0 of Jefferson county, on the M day of Dec, @ lS6l Negro Man calling his name JOHN GORDON,/A hch color thick lips lower lip turned little round e of his face caused he says) by having his jaw broke Srs he ia a free man. A. J. WARD, Ian I6 1862. 24fn Keeper of Isntteniidry
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
N Q TT I C E

COMMITTED to the Arkansas Penitenary the 2d day G of December, 1881, certain Negro Elan caingas name SOffN CONTAINS. Said negro is a very light md atto nearly white feckeled face inches high ab years old has lettersJ O. pcked in India ink op hi, left m. Says he is free
 t A. J. WARD,
 Jan Sd. 1862. 24m Keeper of Pententtary.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
. IIFV |s {. SABBURY.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, l
 WESTERN DISTRICT or TEXAS. In Confederate States District Court for said District Confederate States No 207J. vs J. A. Walton
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

CoNFEDERArE STATES OF AMERICA, l
 WESTERN DISTRICT or TEXAS
 In Confederate States District Court for said District Confederate States, !
 No. 201J.
 J. A. Walton.
 To THE MARSHAL OF SAID DISTRICT Greeting: VNT HERRAS ]. A. Walton has filed his answer in ths above entitled cause, showing that he s indebted to the heirs of Wm Gray decd in the of S700 and sug- gesting that of the said heirs of Wn Gray, d. is citizen Of the Confederate States and resident of the State of Arkansas.
 Ton are therefore hereby commanded that you cite the said heirs of Wm Gray decd, thy making publication oi this Writ fIr month, before the day thereof in the Little Rock Democrat, newspaper published in Little Rock Afk) o appear nei"re our Honorable District Court o te Confederate states for the Western District of Texas at the city of Austin on the hiId Monday in January loO and lT0pJund their claim td the said deDt
 Atd tGea thcte have this Whit certifying how you havs txecotod the same.
 Wtaess, tAo Honorable THo.iAs J. DIVINE, Judge of ~si Court and the zeal thereof at the Cily o AGs IL. tin t. 22 day of Noycnber IsG2 and Of Inde P''-''o GEO ". G. BROWNE. Clerk,
 District Court s Western District of Texas. at Austin
 heby publication 'f this ctitation therein ). R. JEFFERSON, NarshaI Western District of Texas. Dee 1o. lss2 I'm Cost of adv go 2 AND FOR SALE-Wc have 100 acres black land 25O f which in high state of cultivation with and con.uodi,us frame building. wlth several frame miles of Washington. within shd half miles of as,eto; excellent well of water on the place; con- l ~itfdi "liett litLir corn VIII be qusd s:Dek This considered of the Jest Of lauI iH ti- section ut th- state.
 w. have a OGG of excellent rcd land; $50 of which high state o cultivation, with iama dwelling aud buildings the place. p miles norh-v est uf ashiugt0n finely Waterci.
 Also red laud. with loo aores in cultivation, huiiuGr oieraby goot, with well Of good water. pe, n hasinstOn; a tf said tracts lylng i'll Henpsead county.
 Auy ure wishing purchase will call Washing. ton. uttat county AfR"nsaa, Nheie more uli Fa ltu' lars Will be given. D. '. BI-OCh NJ lsI;nS on, Atb, Dec II. lS62
 w. have in iiica ta above tracts O90 land lying in Hc,nr-tea1 se7er anu Lafayette counties which ai-, n7,r.d rr .als. D. " E. .
 Dvr Z4 lsS2
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

XMAS COMMITTED to the jail of Prairie coun w tv, on the 24th ol Dec, 1862, runaway slave, callinr himself TOM: about , feet lG inches high, bright mulato color says he belongs to Berry Skate, Philips county, Arkansas
 The owner of said negro Is hereby requested to come forw ard prove his property pay costs and take him hence or otherwise lie will be dealt with tho law directs JAMES NJ. KING, Sheriff,
 per w. c. STEPHENSON. Jaer Prairie Co., Jan. 7 1863. 6m Cost of adv. S2 per week.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14

fTNHE undersigned, c. Brumback, has TO opened
 his Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, on Main street whore he s prepared tol all kinds of black smitAing and repairing wagons carriages or bngge~ on the shortest notice and reasonable terms for cash
 Jan ?, 1868 8t* C. BRU MBACk.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
From the Chago Times.

The People and the Administration-A Volcanic Eruption Imminent - The March Towards Despotism Must be Stopped.
True Democrat., 1863-01-14
''Too long the world has wept, bewailing That illsehood's dagger tyrants wield, But freedom k our sword and shield, Anl Ali thnir arts are unayailinRv

An Ali thoir arts uuavailiug."
 Let them beware, or they will hear the Marseil- laisc swelling from millions of throats when no av- enue of escape is left open to them. The dan ger from rebels in arms will sink into insignifcance by the side of nation of outraged men, women and children rising under their burthcn of oppres- sion and misrule, and coming to the Csurpers of their rights and their prosperity to demand back the charter of their liberties and to plant their government, on the wide, firm basis of the consti- tuition.
 This is the way they talk. Is it not time that every voice and every hand raised to shield US from the terrible consequences2
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08

Col. Edwin Wilmer of Smyrna, has been
appointed Provost Marshal for the State of
Delaware, by the War Department. The
energy and patriotism displayed by Colonel
Wilmer in behalf of the Union cause, and
his unyielding devotion TO the government
in all its measures for the suppression of the
rebellion have made him one of the most
popular and valuable friends of the cause in
this State. His eloquent voice, his purse,
his time, his services, his all have been laid
upon the altar of his countrys liberty in
this trying crisis, aud to say that he will
faithfully and fearlessly do his duty in every
emergency is to state II fact patent to every
person who knows Col Wilmer
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
bronchitis, Night Swea's, Pains, breast or
side Nervous Debility, looping Cough, Restless
Nights, BloolSpitting, lIoarsrness. all Pulmon-
ary Complaints. Volumes might no filed with
proof from all parts OF the world, to prove TINT
no remedy has ever heen discovered in the whole
history o. medicine that acts so prompt, even in
the worst cases of pulmonary disease. A good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, md dis.
position for active exercise is sure to follow its
use. II you have been tampvrng with the many
articles put out by persons totally ignorant Of
the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
and your case been neglected, the cough deep,
with purulent and bloody cxpecloration, pain
and oppression, sore throat, diarrhei, night
sweats' fever, parched skin, you will find in Dir.
swayne's Compound your only hope of cure. II
the bowels ure cosiYe, or headache accompanies
your disease, dose Of Swoynes Sarsaparlla
and Tar Pills will remove it. Thirty years ex-
perience aud the increasing popularity of ar.
SWdyHe's Aedieines' are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne Son, $50 Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
See advertisement. MAYS Nv.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EPlToHR or BUSINESS AND PERSONAL INTEL
LIOsAcH, Charles NJ. Almond, formerly Of the
Indian Queen Hotel in the city, has taken the
States Union Hotel, Nos. COG AMI G08 Market
street, Philadelphia. His card will he found in
another column.
Jacob r. Woods, Pyle's Building, Orange
Street above Fifth, invites the intention Of far
mers TO his admirable Horse Rake
Robert Mckinney, gives notice that he has
revoked the Power of Attorney given to James
Taylor, empowering him to conduct Il certain
business for him.
Webster Wiley, have purchased the interest
OF John II. Bennett In the store at the corner Of
Fourth and Shipley Streets, in this city, where
they intend keeping on hand the choicest brands
Of Flour, alsO Feed and Grain We commend
Messrs. Webster Wiley to the patronage of the
public, in their new location.
The Seventy-third Annual Convention Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Delaware, will be held in Trinity Church, Will
mington, on the I'D OF June, Mt 8 clock, IA. M
James 7. Candy, will offer for sale at the Ag-
rioultural Fair, on the 10th inst, q sorTel mare
a black horse and a heavy three spring dear.
born. The animals are snid to be from good
stock, and are worthy Of the attention of those
desiring to purchase.
VIM. Fields gives notice that he has Withdrawn
the agency for Batting and Tanning Leather, on
hio pioNpcat hNm hllltEf htuIBt W.
Stevens. Francis F. Miller and James L.
Delaplain. See advertisement
WOUNDED IN THE DELAWARE RE0IMRs rs.-
The following aIe the names Ut the men belong
ing to the Delaware Regiments in Gen, Hookers
Army, who were wounded in the engagements
now going on near Fredericksburg, as far as we
have been able TO ascertain
FIRST Deidwdrs Major Woodall, VIM X
McClurg, Co, II Thos. Garland. Co. -
Duiiield, Co. X; N. u. Howell, Co. b W.
Hamilton, Co. b; W. II. Fiuington, Co. l.
Second Deldpars. Capt. r. Mccullough, Co
F; Lieut. Jordan, Co. g Lieut.. Reynolds, Co.
F II d. Smith, Co. c; J. Kensler, Co. q D.
Anderson, Co. l.
THIS ANNUAL MEETING of the American
Health Reform Association will he held in this
city, commencing on the 9th of June next All
who are friendly to this movement, and who de-
sire the success Of the coming Convention are
respectfully invited to meet in Ferris aud Cur
reti's Hall, Market street. on Friday evening
next, at quarter TO O'Clock,
LARGE BUILDIso.-AIessrs. Jessup & More,
We understand, are about having large build
ing erected on the Brandywine, near their ex.
tensiVe Paper Mandatory. This building is
designed to manufacture new kind Of paper
in.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
our SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Elsewhere in to.days JOURNAL We give
another article from the Saturday Evening
Post, in reference 10 the absolute necessity
of constant activity and ungrudging liber-
aliiy on the part of the Union people Of the
Republic, EVERY WHERE in order to keep up
the supplies of our sanitary organizations
for the relief of the sick and wounded SOL
ders. Let us not forget that the women
are doing a noble work in this behalf. They
are diligent in their efforts TO relieve the
distresses of the brave men who are periling
their lives in defence of the dearest rights
of man but labOrous and industrious MS
they are, they cannot fully succeed without
assistance. Their humane and tender Offices
are sometimes restricted to a narrow COM
pass of influence aud practical good he
cause of the lack of sufficient supplies. This
should not be SO. Let them have full, free,
hearty cooperation, and plenty of means 10
go on in their work of philanthropy and,
then, as their mnistrations of mercy are
seen and felt by the stricken and sorrowing
defenders Of the nations rights aud flag
they may be enabled also TO whisper in the
ears of those PROSTATE and suffering ones
the assurances that Mt home, kind. sympa-
thiziDg hearts are throbbing with emo ion.
of love and gratitude towards them, and
that, whether upon the field, in the hospital
or in the camp, the works of practical be-
nevolence are sure to follow the steps of the
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08
INUNDATED ENOuei,

The following paragraph We clip from tho
Georgetown Messenger, published in Sussex
county in this State;
"FAsr DAY.-No outward observance of
Fast Day took place here on Thursday last.
Stores remained open and Churches closed
as on any other day of the week"
Georgetown is the home of the copper
head Salisbury, the man who Aourshcd
pistol over the head of the Sergeant.at.
Arms, for ondcavoring to lead him out of
tho United Suites Senate while in a state of
beastly intoxication. A number of religious
lottery men, it is said, also reside in the vi
cinity of Georgetown. And moreover.
Georgetown gave a majority of 80 for the
pious copperhead Jefferson, for Governor.
and majority of 65 for the rebel-sympa-
thiser Temple, for Congress, at the late
election, Geergetown's humiliation there
fore would seem to be complete No won.
der Georgetown did not recognise a separate
and special day Of humiliation and prayer.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BAsR, No. III Mar
kct Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open 10
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
Dept Sundays, from ? o'clock, A. NJ. TN T..
NJ. On Tuesday evenings from to & o'cl.ck,
aud on Saturday evenings from to O'clock
Profits upon deposits IN this institution after
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to lie di-
yided among the depositors. Dividends are de
clared semi annually, in the months of April aud
October. Two dividends OF per cent. zach for
L months (being ut the rate Of 4 per cent. per
annnml have been made, payable October l.,
lS6l, and April |, 1862.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall he entitled to receive
any profit tr emoument for his services as such,
or lie allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William s. lIilles, Edward Belts,
Hi Todd. Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland,
Thomas W. Bowers, George ". Bush, Edward
Moore. Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b. Smyth
DR.. j. F. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. IliLLEs, President.
GgoRug W. BusH, Vice President
joins r. MGLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-05-08

" liz CONSEQUENCE of the prize fight in Ma.
ryand there was no meeting ut the Demo-
cratic Club room last evening"
Such was the public announcement in
Philadelphia paper of Wednesday. Onr
citizens generally did not know at the time
that in the loathsome crowd which blocked
up the passage-way in front OF one of our
monster grog-shops last Tuesday, were to be
seen part and parcel of the Democratic
Club OF Philadelphia albeit, many of our
people were satisfied that our city had been
suddenly over-run with set of bloats. 1t
was decidedly the finest display Of copper
heads yet seen in one MAS in open daylight
in Wilmington. Unfortunately for them,
however. Senator Boyard was not in town
to entertain them. They took the earlv
evening train to Philadelphia, amusing
themselves on the way by picking the noe.
kets Of passengers.