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True Democrat., 1863-05-13
HEAD CHARTERS. GLENN's REa1MENT ARK, INIT.

HEAD QUARTERS GLENNs REGIMENT, ARK, INIT.
 CAMP ANDERSON, May Sh, 1S63 ] At meeting of the line officers of the above regiment the following complimentary resolutions were unanimously adopted.
 That whereas Capt R. Poe, quartermaster at his request has been relieved duty therefore Resolved, that deeply regret the loss of such efficient officer both the Confederate States and tender him our sin thanks his past service. Also resolved that these resolutions be forwarded to the True Democrat Little Rock for publication, and copy furnished Capt. R. H. Poe.
 w. C. ROBINSON, CAPTAIN
 J.F; HATHAWAY, CAPTAIN. c0mmitte''
 JOHN MENOWN, CAPTAIN. J May
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

MARRIED-On Sunday, April 26, 1865, by Elder Geo Plattenbug, Capt b. w. DAVIS, of St. Francis county to Mrs. REBEccA McCLINToCK, of this city.
 In Pope county, Ark by A. M Strayhorn esq., at the sidence of Mr. Adams the brides septather, Monday evening, April 10th, 1865, Mr. JOHN J. WEAVER to Miss SARAH ANN MAY.
 On the 22d April 1S63 the residence of R. Cunning ham, by Rev. NJ. B. Feemster Capt. ROBERT E. DUNN of Marion county, Missouri to TERREsSA A. HEPBURN of Yell Ark.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS, Little Rock May 9, 1863. {

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS,
 Little Rock, May 9, 1863. GENERAL ORDERS,
 No. Is.
 Tn accordance with orders from L Genl. Kirby Smith Commanding the Department of TranMississpp Lt-Co. S. S. Anderson Ad Genl District of Arkansas re- flowed duty in this District He will proceed to Shre veport La. and report in person to It. Gen. Smith. Until further orders Major w. B. Blair. c. s. c. g. A., will relieve L Col Anderson Asst. Adt General for this District.
 In parting with It. Col Anderson the It. Genl Comdg takes great pleasure in bearing testimony to the Zeaous and intelligent manner in which he has discharged the u ties of his office is with sincere regret that he finds him self deprived of his valued services. By command of It. General HOLMES.
 ". B. BLtIR. May 13. 1t Act Asst. 41djt. Gen.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

TRAYEDFrom the subscriber bay and colt, the S is about II hands high, has letter B. branded the left shoulder about years odthe colt is about 10 months old with white blaze the forehead and sorrel color. The finder of the above will be literally rewarded by leaving the at my place. giving information where to get them. GEORGE BLANK,
 May 13 3t* miles sOutheast Of Little Rock.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

V IST OF OBSERVERS AND PAROLED PRISONERS EA from the 2d Regiment Arkansas Caralry stationed near Charleston, TGLahatchie county, Mississippi.
 The usual reward of thirty dollars will be paid for the ap prehenson and delivery of said deserter to provost marshal other military authority to the following Somerve Tulip, Dallas county, It. Wm Oliver Hampton, Calhoun county, It. w. Greenfield, Pine Bui Jefferson county Sarg T. Morgan, Bradley county, Sarg Y. G. Byrd Ashley county.
 Any of said deserers paroled prisoners by reporting immediately any of the above named officers will be nshed with poraton and subsistence to the regiment also the nercession of the commanding officer for full pardon
 Co., D., Bradley county, W. H. Thredgill D. J. Hawks, Thos. Seymour, N. Barnett, N Allen, Joe Williams, N. Gun, Jno. Baggett, Wm Kitchen, Geo. Mitchell, Jas. Mitchell, F. M Howard
 Co., G., Calhoun county, 5th Sargt Mathew Cooper, J. H. Shoemaker, Wilson Davs D. Wilson, w. A. Emerson T. J. Tarvin R. P. Tarvin.
 Paroled R.: Bailey, Jas Weekly, J. D. Mulgan, J. C. Lambert, W. M. Watson.
 w. F. SLEMONS, Col. 2d Ark Cav
 BY w. GREENFIELD, Lieut.. Recruiting Officer. May 5th 1863. 33- St
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

DECEIVERS NOTICE.-Partes failing to pay interest annually their indebtedness sequestered by Act of Congress- approved August 30 1884, required by law, execution will issue for the interest and costs and when authorized by law for the whole debt Such would and trouble will comply with all requirements of said satue and the act aendaoy thereof approved February 15 1862 without delay After the 30th of August next execution will be issued against all parties then liable thereto A. H. RUTHERFORD, c. $.
 Rec East Dist. of Ark. Little Rock, Ark- May 6, 1863. 6w.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

NJ OFFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,-That letters of admin V upon the estate of the late Dr. Geo D. Sizer granted the undersigned by the Probate court of Pulaski county bearing date the first day of May 1S6 all persons having claims against the Estate required bt the to the undersigned properly authenticated within after the date of such etters or they may be precluded from benefit in the Esate and that if claims be not exhibited within two years from the date such letters they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from such Estate.
 MARIANA SEER,
 J;ttle Rock May 13 1883. St AdmnistratrX.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13
May 13. It

eS 6ADOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed stolen loom the seT Subscriber, i'll Little Rock the 9th of May. 1865
 sorre horse With blaze in his face both hind feet and rjght fore foot white branded with the letter F. the left shoulder no other marks brands recolieced will pay the above reward when the horse delivered Little Rock. JAMES ROACH.
 NavI
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

STEAMED OR STOLEN from the subscriber at the Lit S tie Rock Railroad Depot Hote half mile east of Little Rock, dark brown horse MULE, about IA hands hgh years od branded the left hp For the delivery of him, will be liberally rewarded. J. M. POLLARD.
 April 9 4t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-13
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF DREW.
N OTICE,

N NXTHEREAS the 17th of April A. D. 1863 at our April w term County Court of Drew, the following der made towit;
 It is ordered by court that all the out standing scrip issued before the 17th day of April 1S63 by said of Drew be and hereby called in to be filed with the clerk of said county for cancellation redemption issuance and all persons holding said scrip hereby ted that unless said scrip be presented by the 7th of day of July 1863 will be forever barred. And it is fur ther ordered that sheriff of said County of Drew give notice of this order by advertising the same in the True Democrat and Washington Telegraph newspapers printed in this State, successive weeks, and by putting copy every precinct in said County thirty days before the time specified in said order.
 W. B. DANILES, Judge. Attest J. F. BUssEY, Clerk
 STATE OF ARKANSAS, l
 COUNTY DREW. I, JOSEPH F. BUSSEY, Clerk of the Circuit Court and Recorder of the County and Probate Court of said County certify that the foregoing order is true of the record made by order of the County Court at the April term of our county court.
 In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my CL s1 hand affixed the seal of said County, at my office this 24th day of April, A. D. 1863.
 JAS F. BUSSEY, Clerk. May13 2t
 NT EGRO FOR SALE--A good family negro. Enquire at lV Hyneman's old stand to Dr. D Epsey main street. May 13, 1863. 2t
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

EtTRAYED OR STOLEN-From the undersigned at Little S Rock Sunday the 3rd of May 1863 two black mules with names reached and notched, and tails trmed with saddle marks on their backs and both shod all around large bay mule, with mane smooth roaefed. and tail trimed and shoe of right fore foot liberal reward will be given for the of any of them to me, for information that can get them.
 Address MATILDA F. FULTON.
 Care of GEO. c. WATKINS. Rock Mayl { 1S63
True Democrat., 1863-05-13
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. TEANs.-MIss. Alexandria, La, April 24 1865 ]

General Orders No. 6.
 l. Until further orders, the Headquarters of the Depart of Trans Mississippi removed to Shreveport La. Commanders of Districts will make their accord ingly.
 By command of It. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH. May l3 1So3 St H. ?. PR ATT, A. A. c.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

STOLEN.-My stable door was broken open the night 0 of the 4th inst, and my Brown Mare Mule stoen- Much rubbed with the harness has Spanish brands her hip thus the shoulder and letter shoulder the neck suitable reward and expenses paid for the mule, or information so that l can get her.
 JOHN HUTT, Little Rock, May g. 1863. 3ts
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

General Orders, No. s.
 I. All officers west of the Mississippi river, whose mands in this Department will report without de- ly either ill person by letter these Headquarters.
 By command of It. Gen. k. KIRBY SMITH.
 May l3. 1863: Ct H. P. PRATT X. A. q.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

In the Court of the Confederate States III ana TOT the Eastern District of Arkansas, April IS, 1063 The Confederate States of America by)
 Archibald H. Rutherford, Receiver, ~
 Plaintf. fe1l.!on Io se
 PAoPoi'J The property of Thomas Fraser and of alien enemies Julia M. Fraser, his wife, alien ene-
 mies Defendants.
 TT ordered that the said Julia M Fraser late Julia M
 Beebe be notified appear in the court, the first Monday of our October ter 1S63 then and there to nronound her to certain property choses in action, and Real sequesered by the Confederate States the alien enemy said Confederate States pub icaton hereof be made in the Arkansas True Democrat 8 newspaper published in the city of Little Rock. A true copy from the record.
 Attest: R. w. STEVENSON, Clerk. April P, 1868. 4w
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

rNI EiRO FOR SALE.--A goed family negro Enquire at lV Hyneman's old stand, to Dr. D Epsey, main street.
 May 13, 1863. 2t
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

NIOTICE-I have from hundred to thousand dollars N to bet that beat any man in the army campeo near Little Rock, running foot race sixty yards.
 JAMES M BAXTER,
 Capt. Wallace's Co.,, Kings Regt Fagan's Brig. April % 4t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE-Notice is hereby given "A that letters of administration granted to the dersigned the estate of William B. Leevre deceased by the probate court of Pulaski county Ark the 25th day of March, 186 and that all persons having claims against said estate required to present them for payment duly authenticated within twelve months from the 25h of March, 1S63 they may be precuded from any benefit in said etate and all pei owing said will forward and make immediate payment.
 MARINA M LEFEVRE,
 April 1. 1S63 Ct Administratrix.
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. TRANS. Miss.
 Shreveport, La., April 30, 1863. {
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

6AE DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed from tho under AeD signed camp Little Rock, May 4th 1863 sorrel mule, four years old about Is hands high with saddle marks the back and branded on the left shoulder with figure s.
 Said mule leaving had on brldle and saddle; and trace chain around her neck.
 Any person experimenting said mule will be paid above reward upon delivery me, will be iberay rewarded by notifying verbally or by letter where said can be found. F. J. IRWIN, Capt.
 company I, Grnsed's regiment
 Tappan's brigade, Prices division Camp near Little Rock, May l3. 2t*
 A ADMINISTRATORS SALE-Notice is hereby given "A that will offer tor sale Public Auction on WE'D NESDAY the 18th day of May 1S63 ill front of J. D. Ftz- oerads Auction Store the personal property belonging B. O. Hatoxs estate, consisting of Library of Law and Medical Books Iron Saes Cob and Corn Crsher one Straw Cutter, Book Case two Corn Mills one Mule and Patent for Tanning leather Terms cash.
 J. M GILES, Adm'r
 of B. O. Hattox deceased. May 13, 1t By B. STILLwELL Deputy A UCrION-NEGROEs TO HIRE.-On this day will A hire three women good cooks and washers two of the above mentioned have child each too young for service One women and child the latter year old the women good cook. One 45 years old, healthy and active for the age Five girs from to It od of these have been house maids Two boys 10 or 12 years old
 J. D. FITZGERALD, May 13. 1863. It Auctioreer. wH ILITARY CLAIMS-Persons having claims either MI against the Confederate government the State of Arkansas for military services or for supplies furnished can have prompyfQected attended to for the usual charge by calling upon addressing the andersign so' "n' '' '''0 JOHN D. K1MBELL, Little Rock. May 13, 1863 If Attorney at Law N Gn1oF-SA'S sHoP: fss' Tor '"'' at ooAS CARRIAGE Little Rock, May 13 2t*
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

On DOLLARS REWARD.-Stnyed on the evening of 10th Z) inst bay about years old 15 hands high, back little sore, old shoe left fore foot and had on when left leather collar around her neck The above re- ward will be paid for her delivery the headquarters of Brig Gen. M. Parsons. R. SPENCER,
 April 29 3t* Sanders Regiment
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

SALE OF SALINE LANDS.-I will sell to the highest bid
 - in Princeton the 18th June next credit of year bearing per cent interest two 40 ots lying in
 the 10th Section Township South, of Range 19 West, adjoining Messrs Thomas Taylor Harleys Salt Works, Philadelphia and supposed to contain most excellent saline qualities Note and approved security required A. R. BANKS, Common School Commissioner of Dallas county Tulip Ark, April 20 1863 314t Cost of adv S5-pad
True Democrat., 1863-05-13

NJ OTICE-shoe Pegs for sale, at CoX'S CARRIAGE lV SHOP.
 Little Rock. May IS. Dts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

NETTING OF THE UNION GENERAL COMMIT
rr-Ihe Union Gencgal Committee met AZ their Head
ouarter No. $50 Broadway last evening, for the pur-
nose OF making nominations for Charter Officers, Ira o.
Miller. e.o. Chairman presiding. The various Wards
were fully represented Walter Hutchns esq, reported
In behalf Of the Committee Candidates appointed at
former meeting that Gen. John A. Dix had declined
to be candidate for the Office Of Mayor. Orson Blunt
VIVA thch nominated by accamaton for that ofice The
nonnatlons for Police and Civil Justices were reiei req
10 tho delegates from the several Judicial listiles.
The deigntos from the Third District comprising tue
With and INth Wards reported the name ot james
H. Murray for Civil Justice; and those nom the
seventh District. comprising tho Alltn, AiNth ana
XXIId Wards reported tho name OF Charles NJ VAN
ldervoort for Police Justice, and Z. W. NanvOoihls
,le presert incumbent, for Civil Justice, wach wer,
unanimously adopted. The nominations for the Other
Judicial Districts postponed. The Delegates ioi
the councilmanic Districts were directed 70 meet oi
Monday evening 10 make nominations Tor Councnmen
the Ward Delegates at their Word Headquarters or
Tuesday evening 20 nominate School Oifcers ana th'
Delegates for the Adermanlc ID their respective
Headauarters on Wednesday evening to make nonna
| tions for Aldermen. The following resolution WA
| unanimously adopted; ,,,
Resred That the grateful acknowledgements OF this Con
v,inn on behalf Of their constituents hereby tGndere
to tho Hon George Opdyke Tor he mness and AFFINITY ma
ha.. his administration of the icspoD,oo ts'
his charge tho Chief Executive OF this city
Tho meeting then adjourned to Thursday evehn'
next at 6oel0ck TO onpeto the noninaUonS oT CnaTe
HlfOark
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
From Fortress Mcnroc-Eseapc of Union
Prl-oucrs.

foKrIFss MusRor. Wednesday. Nov. : 1868.
The mail boat Thomas a. Morgan rom York
town brought down two officers Major Houston and
Lieut. ~ Won wciilicn who hsd made their escape
from Richmond.
The Major was cartared as July in North Carolina.
and Imprisoned with the Lieutenant IN the Libby Prison
They made their escape week ago last sunday by
disgusting then selves as Rebels
They that the Union soldiers d,ing Of starry
ai!on and not alloxed enough food in week to
support them day.
The Major demanded food ard WORK. representing
himself a tailor. ard being given old uniforms 10
ueud he furnished himself and his friend with Rebel
suits In whoh they left the prison and succeeded III
getting to the Chickahominy.
Amer being fred upon ty cavalry scn In pursuit OF
tlem they orosscd the river and after various hard
sps and three days starvation reached or pickcis on
..<if hard. ard Knees.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
EIaeIcc!g,asE'iriIss EFOgli Look.
CEt Mountain.
STGiNCE gClLHENTS BY THE GEBELS.
Cnr Concentrations with Bridgeport
Fully Open.
cuArrA>oosA r,idaayov. &. lsca

Al j. quiet to-day. Tie eneiH' keeps UP Il
large Ere fsom .dpouBdcs on the crest c Loosoat
Mountain nrd ihcr shells occasionally reach our Naos
They varied the cnte,fslnilen; by throwing few
shells inside oi their lires which iranr" conduct
syelics much comment.
I~,st night several Rebel CAMPS disappeared o"n o'F
mont on our rghi AM information leads ~ 20 believe
that Braggs arus has been weakened recently for some
purpose not yet revealed.
Iongsfreets Headquarters arc established on lookout
Mountain. IL il estimated that the Rebels have e,
pended $4,000 worth Of ammunition iron Lookout and
killed one and wounded another Union soldier.
Twelve dcscricrs from p kcniucEy regiment report
TIE whole regiment read, to folow at tie lrst oppor
uni,y.
Since nIrsc has been cot of lie Tast Tennessee rouie
We a1c in daily communication wish Bridgeport snp
plies ul sapdy and our lines Of communication
ere perfect.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
an Anr oN an ~ PRfsIpFNCY.

The President tories grow better and better.
Ouo 81 abe a-i was told to visitor who congratulated
him on the Jmos' certain purpose on The par; VI Tie
people 10 fcoiect oil Abe for another term Of -four
ycaIs M iincoln replied hat he had been 'old this
frequently bciore of late and that when 1t was first
mention ID 10 him be reminded Of farmer In Illinois
who determined to try hi. hand n. blasting After
successfully boring and filling in with powder. he failed
in bis effort to make the powder 90 OF and aftcrdis
ousng with lookcron tho cause for this, ard falling
to detect anything wrong in the powder. the farmer
suddenly came to the conclusion thai IL o0uf not 20 of
b,copse Il lad ben fhof J,tOr,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
a.. Godfrc, Gunthsr Accepts the Nn,srit,
Nomination..

The following correspondence has passed he
tween D Committee 81 the Mckcon Democratic Mayor.
nliy Convention ard c. Godfrey Gunther. in regard "a
tie nomination Of the latter for the Office Of Mayor;
Nryg yoR. oct. -, 1869.
g. CopyRyr GuvrnsR, c'q D,a, si,. At aneeiins ef;hs
navsnty of the city and County Of New York
MONDAY evening Oct 20 at the Sinclair House
- ~ nro.avg4, atI D .hfb street Ia pnr-usucc OF cal
of tho Ncwiork Democrat General Committee, YOU re-
ceyrd the unanimous nomination teif candidate for Mayor
II the City VI foNiors la the approaching December cleo
Tqe above Convention selected In accordance with the old
time principles sod usags OF the Democratic party coming
rt from the r1y as--inbages ~ the people and reIre
enns aud weng their gh sunfass have with one
voice you ther standard bearer in the December
election They have done r because they recognize IN
YOU t, possession Of those qualities which qualify you
eminent decree or the faithful and Efficient dschafge Il the
luc. OF the Lish and important position to whcL tbcy desire
to you elevated and bcctns. h,y not unnndu. o
your psi public services and Of the sacrifices You have made
ior the public good.
Ts pleasing duty ftendeng you The nosnaon Of the
Democracy, through IT. Convention for Mayor
hi. great city, has been drput.d 10 the nndr.ened T,
duty most cordially and ch.efully discharge and de
ih the couhdent and proud isurance that aopt
nure Of the Inclination which have the lonor tender
you ncton VIII be sustained by incompatible yet Ions
ouTased people, who have nj length determined In the
Imgh Of their upr,ng to crush the vampire host that have
lons baiiced upon aud eaced our city and rescue ~
gov Tment from corruption and Isni- by placing at ~
ance with III that app,rans g. t Interest, ana ".ere %
Nrw York wr a Lis st.ug integrity noTi the siiong,
guaranty that IL Affairs viii b, ably snd honeHy admins
We have he honor 10 be yours repeatedly ,,,u,.
Join H. WILLIAMS, FRIDfNlth ]. Nui.If,
THOMAS NrsPEDOS JOHN :. GILES,
IOUN ItFfRLY \ n. McDOsOtGH,
& f. WATTS MICHAEL LAKKlN
Nav YORK, Oct. 2a, 1853
Grsrrxxy, Ia replv 10 ,ovr very notice 0i my
n,in,p r Nsyor of nj. rty wonld state that having
received c nomination from the gmom N
veton. he German Central Democfaic ofghh@allon as e
a. from various Ward Club, and Asocaons who are deter
mined to run my name at the coming Mnyoialy .: so,
whether do do not consent deem 1t dny owe my
neds and the public decide at once; and hereby We
pe Of all other considerations that womb Js ny o
, 10 ACCEPT any nomination pIest consei to be placed
b, ogc the people of this city Tor their fuiiafc'
sm, yoy unly, yom ob.dient seryen', ,-,-.-r,.~p
'. vv-xsssA vsssA~<s4r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
TIE FIGHTING At COLLIEDSVILLE.
The Rebels Driven Leaving their
Killed and Wounded.
PlBsIlT or TIE ENEMY BY COL. HATCH
sKIhMIsEING AT COLDWATER.
MEMpmIo. Friday. Nov. q, II

The fight ai Collicrevillc yesterday lasted
hfo. hours when tie Rebels fed leaving twenty Killed
and fvur wounded. Our loss !. slight.
Anon tho Rebels captured arc james Geary. Brig.
ten oi n,sissipri State Militia one captain. three
lieui.nent., and surgeon Gen. Gcary was
wounded.
Col Hatch. who arrived y, Coiiers,ilie with three
regiments of cavalry Lalf hour after th" fight com
mcuccd 10 :olow the rctrcatng Rebels To ColdwateT,
whore be WIS fo.rmishing witt them u las. accounts
Col Nccreli.s and Msncr ARE cndesyoring 20 fark
them so-dey.
Hatch estimates their number 81 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Fro,stniifcrrir.

~ FrANCHCI IllUda!. NoF. D -.
Sailed The Dutch bark Marie Elizabeth, 10y
Hong koug earning ..lj 90 in treasure.
ne cConstltuional Convention iuf Acnd' Terri 'of,s
nrg.nlsed Al Carson City. has chosen the California
tontfiiuilon ior tlr basf and npporiionrd Il an og
the appropriate tommittecr. Tie indications uc ihti
tlcre Nl b. short sesou followed by an carr '.ec
ton - nru hof of the re ratgre with view oi chD0f
ing United states Senators 10 pres nc 'ohNl,u
tiou O. ,olgr,a 10 the ensuing srsslon, and asN i"'
l.e admission III tlr stal0 II MIslor into il' nop
Ihffs lls been % fnuu storm in Nnahof, chr,hlnf
erlrfalon und tie "i.ecsr' Excitement which ms
been ilc rage iof months I-ast
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
TIE Missouri and Illinois Eieciious-Es'
cape a. "a E.o,ni Alabama iSrsimrnf.

pi,paichcs f.um Jefferson city say the
Cohs.fi there admit that tfer majority On the
hans ticket n be to krai ~ avail anything While
wi,hn'It the a,i n the to'f's- - ,t.,,, ., ha., n
..i..ts.., - ii. rrstahA ai' A''''''t'' W 'N ="
definite statement npon ,~t.
.l.etssa. hon llisos con,iaue 10 show large inioh
glirs , -. Al
caro dl.pateh seys two thirds Of The looai lss Al
ahaina a. ar, fccrniiy sanoundcd by largely supc
rof force hilsrt ili6 Aia cut their way out ana
have arrived nt hcn.gunftcrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
NOREFIGHTING IN EAST TENNESSEE.
The Rebels Driven Across the Little
Tennessee.
THE ENEMY SEVERELY PUNISHED.
Large Rebel Forco in the Vicinity
KNOXVILLE Tenn. Friday. Nov. q. 1868

Gen. Sanders, conmandinr the Cavalry Corps,
reports ovcrtakiDg Rebel regiment st Motleys Ford
ON the Little Tennessee River yesterday.
Col. AdVns charged and drove them across the river.
capturing 40 including four commissioned officers.
Between 40 and 20 were killed or drowned. and the
whole regiment LOST their arms.
The prisoners report total Of above fourteen Rebcl
brgadcs at various points beyond the Tennessee under
Cheatham, Stevenson. Vaughan and Forrest.
Col. Adams, commanding our forces in the expcdi.
tion lost no men
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
;saccuiion Of n pnrdcrcr.

IohIua lilahl, NuN. v lr"''
James Caliondar, convicted of Tie murder oi
M 4 Gcorg. JoLcs and her two children IN ots. Mass,
raa burg to-day az the berkshire county Jnt Inc
circumstances attending the murder Hots oi the m"sI
effncDus dafcrIs pu Previous to the execution. Nal
cudrr made some remarks saving that bis father got
n into the .crapc and that he murdered the mother
ard tAe children.
lis father was present. and also tue hu,Sahd ana
brother OF NJ. Joncs.