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True Democrat., 1863-04-15
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DRAWN -FsoN LITE, BY OR. '. J. JoNEs
 'oNscRiFT-Wch Dr, 1 come Co see il y7u'de exempt fellow tais u,,rrInr
 DoCIoR-- " ell ST what is the matter with you7
 CoN.--I donno, but IT.. mighty bad off
 DN'--"l'e me some of tue symptoms of your
 CoN-Well Dr, in the first place , I've got the
 DR-C3nt exempt loe rheumatism, unIess it has caused permanent laiueuess
 CoN-N tii' ii done that sIre--I have not done day's work in four years
 llR'-AuI has it stsHeued any of your limbs. ', NoN'--" hE Goa bless you, Dr., ther's not @ limb Tn me but what is sulured hy if
 Da. w eI is that ali that's the roa,tor ,g;,t you.
 CoN.-Why no. That's not the bepinno--if that was ajl, I'de De mighty well of.
 DR.--N ell, what's the symptoms of some of vo,r other djseases.
 CoS.--'rhcy tell me that I'm consumpted. l'R.--No Sir, 1 see no evidence of consumption about you. IoH.--Iacn I'm corrupted on one side DK.- That will rot exempt you. Gcn'l Holmes say' lnshls order that single reducable heruia the lo-s oi an eye or several fingers WIi not incapaci- tale the sUyect from the performance of military durv. CoY.--Wel tha.- mighty hard But. D. read what will exempt a body
 DH.--Bi4napt-s, excessive deafness, permanent .tI"ene5~ great tyiorni,y, confirmed consumption, .atgc a,d iHcura b'a ulcers an1 chronic
 toN--Sto7 thar Dr.--I come in on old chronic thought haI-7ome disease that M de exempt me, ] and sure enough t VAS old. cht0ulc-who'de a uua4h, t. Tho Giuorlls mighty coitsderata- i artlg at.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
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s@g- Harpr's Weekly for Jannary 3d has an
 illustration in which the Goddess of Colum~ ba, with outStreched arms is represented as fercely demanding otLincoln, "where are my l5,000 sons murdered at Fredericksburg" Lin coin looks frightened, but endeavors to evade the question in his usual way. He replies; " This reminds me of a.little joke: "Go tell your jokes in Springfield, indignantly responds the goddess. In the same picture is 8 pretty fair representation of Stanton and Halleck, with a placard attached, containing the tbreatical advertisement that the "On to.Richmond' will be produced every night for the week, with new " Star Generals" Old Stanton IS trembling in his boots, and his eyes resemble twos small moons. Haeck has bloody nose, but IS so bepuffed that he reminds one more of the toad frog attempting to initiate the oxt than any thing else. Altogether the picture IS decidedly rich, and would have insured the publishers ot that paper cell in Fort Lafayette, If it had been inserted two months ago. Harper always managed to keep on the popular side -and this picture is a conclusive evidence of the waning popularity of Lincoln and his Generals 'Strws show which way the wind blows
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
Laws of the Confederate Congress.
(No. AZ }

AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of War, to
 divide the appropriation for the contingent ex-
 ,,enses of the war department and the army.
 SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate Hfate' of America do enact, That the appropriation oi two hundred thousand dollars made tor the lhciuental NY nua nont;ngent experseg of the army and the Wal Dorartn,ent. in the act entitled an act maklug an anpropriation for the support of the government from April first to the thrtieth of November eigh- c teen hundred ond sixty two, approved April third eighteen hundred and sixty,two be divided ana applied, by the Secretary of ar, no 1h9 and to those of the army, in such proportions, as' in his opinion, the exigencies of the public service may require. oc,
 Approved April l7th, 1Sb2
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

" ot the Treasury Is authorized to issue Treasury notes payable in six months after the ratification of treaty ot peace, between the Confederate States and the United States of 4 denominstin0 not less than one hundred dollars, beacng interest at the rate of two cents per day for each hundred dollars; the said notes when issued to be n zpb stitute for so much of tine one hundred and sixty five millions of bonds authorized by the act of Congress, passed at the present session; and sad notes shall be receivable iii pryment of all dues except the export duty cotton.
 SEC. i. Be it further enacted, That the said Secretary shall make report to Congress of the amount of each denomination of notes, herein re- quired to be issued, which he may put in circu4- ton.
 SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, That the twenty first, and twenty y-thrl sections of :" an act to au thorze the issue of Treasury notes, and to provide war tax for their redemption" be aEd the same are hereby declared to apply to the Treasury notes herein authorized as fully in all respects as f the same constituted part ot this act
 Approved April I1th, 1862.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

A gentleman, for whom we can vouch, native and to the manor born here, relate, to us an in- stance of Yankee deyiltry that We regret saving is not without its parallel in this war. Very recently topaging party of the enemy, escort ed by a command Of cavalry, visited the prem~ ises of Mir. Anthony in Williamson county The colonel, major and other officers entered the house and indulged in the usual freedom and license At the same time they permitted a number of negro teamsters 10 seize the dau4h ters of Mr. Anthony, and rayish these unpro tected females. Their mother besought the protection of the officers, but these brutal men only cursed her as a d---d rebel, saying that they understood that the husbands of Ter daugh- ters were in the Confederate service, and they were being served properly thus to De outraged by race they had enslayed.
 We have no comments to make upon this.-- It is saddening, sichening picture of the con dtion to which society is reduced wherever the vandals of the North poute our soil. But it IS only the execution of the threat which Gen. eral Rosecranz made three months ago when he assumed command of the army of the Cum berland. He then threatened to deyastate the country with fire and sword and lis undcrlings are faithfully executing his barbarous order God help every section of our struggling and bleeding country that may be subject 10 these worse than savages and God grant that our mothers may soon be relieved from the contam- mating presence of these demons in human shape.-ShelJyrWe B4nner.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
NAMES OF OWNERS

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 Approved April l7th, 16b2.
(No. 49.)

[NO. 4c.I , AN ACT to encourage the manufacture ot sait- petre and of small arms.
 SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States of America do enact That any person or persons who may propose to establish within the limits ot the Confederate States :manutactory or mannfacto-
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

--The Mobile Register is guilty of the fol- lowing:--Planters look to your hog pens. A dis tinguished authority says " the pen s mightier than the sword.''
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
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EET AS committed tho Arbsnsos Penitoutiary byaz ES the sherid of Pulaski county, on the lst oiEaa Novemhey fS61 certain Negro Man, caint his nsrlef ~ John Said negro about 45 years old, f black~tSs- color st nine inches in height has pop eyes and an ' pediment in hs speech.
 He s the property Stephen Bsreaeld who resides near Vesburg Miss and If not taken away at tbe expiration of two yeare will be sold by the State.
 A. J. WARD, Dec. g. 1881 24m. Reoper of PsR,te0ttGTY.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
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kS0NoITTTEp to the Ar Penitentiary by theaA @J taller of Jackson county. certain Negro Man. rs calling himself LOUIS, about feet inches high, of s
 black color, light build about 25 years old, owner un< known A The said negro will be sold at the expiration ol two Ii not called for by the X. J. WI
 Dso. 5, lSrl. atol Kssnss s5f sTsaff4s rS-~z@~e
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
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{ stoNiNITTED to tbe penitsrrary the 12th &2.1@- s day of November. lSGl, 8 certain legro Van ealing hls naroe BILL. obout fest , inU asfS1 caa in hslEbs ot blacE color, nb0uf 2a veGrs A X ~it N rave he belongs to living Et.g n.ar biecThie. Tenn A %z
 The o.qr4I ig reaus7ts1 to come forward ccra- N pi7 with the, oud taks him s7,a7, or he VII X b" soid ai tho expiration of two ye1Es to Pay tho chNzres A. '. WA4D,
 rsr < 1GBT g5tn. FesUeT Of PsnffentidYV.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15
I'M. 5l
RESOLUTIONS for the preservation If public

documents.
 Statcs If America, Int " HGudiat pie .t ali documents printed by orcor of either Hons" 1f Congress shah pc delivered Jy tha Superintendent of public printing t] tac attrgar G"le.4i, and al the en1 ~ cach -c-z M of Co2 2rest tne \ -o.uev Genera shall cause te same 'oLc properly in3es cd and bound in volume ei convenient size, iaer" lIng ln each volume que cupy II each documanti but no document ~u wujr. tie sytl os secrecy has not been removed shall be aced M sdll Dourd volumes.
 hcs .lved tu' ehcr. THa onclopv of ~aid volumes, whenL Lound, sIal retapoG suI the Use q the de- plrtmcut ot Justice, and tha remaining c9ptti t.- aethcr with tlle secret Goeuueita, he1 suhi hitet-a .thc order ot Congress.
 AlPro9 ei April l5 l-U2.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

.s4Albert Sidney Johnston, Texas, at Shiloh, "A pril 6, 1862
 B5igaaicr Generals.
 E. $. Garnelt, Virginia, at Carrick's Ford, July To- 1862.
 B. E. Bee, South Carolina, at Manassas, July 2l, 1861.
 F. K. Zoiicoffer, Tennessee, at Somerset, January l9, 1862.
 Ben. McCulloch, T Texas, at Elkhcrn, March I, 1862.
 James Mcintosh, Arkansas, at Elkhorn, March :, 1862.
 A. II. Gladden., Louisiana, at Shiloh, April [, 1862.
 T. W. Ashby, Virginia, in a skirmish May, l6G2.
 Robert lTatton, Tennessee at Seven Pines, May 3l, 1862
 Richard Griffith, Mississippi, at Sayage's Sta tion, July l, 1862.
 c. s. Winder, Maryland, at Cedar Mountain, John T. Hughes Missouri, a. Independence, August 1862.
 R. E. Garland, Virginia, at South Mountain, September H. 1862
 LOB Branch North Carolina, at Antie- tam, September r, 1862.
 Wm. E. StarEe Mississippi, at Antietam, September r, 1862.
 Henry Little, Missouri at Iuba, September l9, 1862.
 George B. Anderson, North Carolina, at An tictam, September r, 1862. T. R. R. Co5b, Georgia, at Fredricksburg December l3, 1862.
 Maxey Gregg, South Carolina, at Fredericks burg, December l3, 1862.
 James F. Rains, Tennessee at Murfresboro Decemb Der 3l, lSd2
 R. W. Hanson, Kentucky, at Murfresboro, January, 7, 1862.
 Total-2l.
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tQHJTrED to tue Arausas Peniteutsry on Che d day & of December, 1881, certain Negro Man coing1 name JOHN C0W AIS. Said negro nan very light au lata -early whate Ieckse3 7, feet ,nches hrb go yssrs old bes lstars T orickad lndi8 ink h'f lift n. Bays hs is free man.
 A ! wAAp rAu a9. t5sH. 2t1o. Reensr cf Peciffatf91rf.
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--- A eomuu-.ioa.metclo.' In Atlanta. Ga- recently 5old eleyen barrels ~ whisky ior 5-u45. The st4teot Atkans4= seized, Of some oOat., 1u.g. fifty barrels ol4,his1s, which Unsccountably d.s- apyearcd Ii it could De found now, 1t would sei. f,r S5g .001
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

4r-1.i.1rrFu -o r-s A-5srssA Elni-entisry tv sbe K .=hsrf 7 rsa y .h fse oar q Ds- f5.1 a t,. c-5 ,}r caii ?. hia name JCt-t Tl0EtL
 s,@-t 55 years .ti, tst inches high # ,Ess bi k rr t--, la. CN a5 lin turned little round e tbs .it 4 n ,. cr4+-5 the sags hy harins h.s jaw brcke- sata j.. .4 a ires. r.1l. A. !. WARD,
 fan fa ler2 2ir Etsrer cT Fsutteatsary.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

ries of satpere and of small arms, adapted to the use of the army, shall be entitled to receive from the government an advance ot hity per cent or the amount required for the erection ana preparation of the works and machinery necessary to such manufac tory or manutactories, to be pald without interest in the product of such manu- factory or manutactores, at price to be agreed upon before such advance shall be made, and subject to the following conditions, to-wlt-- First That the- contractor or contractors shall submit to the President plan ot the proposed works showing their location, nature and extent, tagether with sworn estimate ot their probable cost and detailed account under oath ot fhe amount already expended on the same, which amount shall be at least twenty-fv per cent Of the entire estimated cost of such work. Second, That the amount advanced shall be paid III m siallments as the works shall progress towards completion. Third, That the propesed Enterprise and work shall 5e approved by the President Fourth, That the contractor or contractors snail enter into bond with sufficient security, to be ap- proved by the President, in the penalty of double the amount proposed to De advanced, and cont1l toned that the principal obliger 0bligers shall well and truly, by certain time, (which may be extcned by the President if Ae thinks proper.) named in the bOrF proceed to erect. complete and pat into effective operation the manutactory or manufactories proposed that he or they will expend the sum named for these purposes, that he or they will appropriate the ruoitey advanced by the
 
 or purposes; md far practicable, keep the property insured; and that he or they will repay tie same from the mercantile articles manuiac tured to be delivered at such times and in such quantities as may be agreed upon, the same, in all cases, to be inspected by government officer before it is received, until heor they shall fully repavto the Confederate States, in the article and at the price stipulated for thesu1n adAanced; that the contractor or contractors shall subscribe q written oath, endorsed npon the back of said bond, which may be administered by any au thorized to administer an oath, that said advance
 s asked for the purposes specified in this act, and no other and that he or they will so apply said funds, which may thus be advanced; and q wiltu. and corrupt violation of this oath shall be deemedl perjury, and punishable by imprisonments for not less than three nor more than ten wears.
 SEC. ?. The provisions of this act shall apply to cases of enlargement of manufactures of saitpetrc and small arms, now established or being estab- lished within the Confederate States, but the ad- vanccs made in such cases shall only be fifty per cent, Upou the amount proposed to be invested in the enlargement of such mauufactory or inanufac- ltOries8 and uo non existing investment in such manu actorv or manuiactores shall be computed or taken into account in determining suct fifty per ccpt.
 Approved April IT, le62.
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

Non-Paym of Taxes County, Arkanos NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, l nivnE 4% wplL,a aud Una tw W vera AlIa m county axes rmly M m arr u 3r D 1863 t ,puHlt all L uI MO o r I x. to 0 h fol nave beer
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~r. Ftt t-4Tta. ..HJAT uFEIL.t- A.p un tae.--
 s There wt ba General Convention at r.tol.s.at tl c.rs and 3revs .. acs .a,, 's- the I- .sy c tay n-sr t isl ya.3a from each ra'o is isresrc.y.y rg-s t.l tn stt4.f T. r. MILLER. s.-'t. .s.
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True Democrat., 1863-04-15


 AN ACT authorizing inc issue Of Treasury notes. 5 crloN '. Thc Congress .of the Cohedernr States of Anerca 60 enqcf, That in addition to he Trcasu " notes, authorized to be issued under previous acts, the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby re- qHred to prtp;ue and rut in circulation, bv such means as he may deem proper 10 adept five mill lon. of dolla7 ot Treasury notes ot the Confcdtr ate States, of the denomination of one dollar and two dollars Said notes shall be .issutd in such proportions af each, to the aggregate sum herein authorized as the said Secretary may detcrmine p! able to pearer,.sX months after the ratification of a treaty Of poace betwecnt hc Confederate Stat,s and the United States Said notes shall De receivable in payment of all public dues, nclu- ding postage. except the export duty on cotton. SEC ? B. il further enacted, That that tdc Sec retary is hereby authorized to have said notes printed as he may deem most practicable and ad vaable in eitect.ng speedy issue nnd circulation of sad.note
 SLc 3. Rq # further enacted, That the Secreta-
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

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 I.-- ..sC uv A- trs>-slrd fet- aEy 'is-i a .- s-5te; su. l4 raIEons 0ftr sad sif tl o. -l"+-- cha -l4 '.l.leIiate payment. . --.-- .At-li 15es. 5t 4-~ s.F-E
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

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 Er the s.h far Ct .cc- e0 F'ts9. rs.t cH 1E f5 vas.#t stE -l -t-. c-ur-v. Ark: he i= about -+ .i..a oi color. viii s-eFh 1:0 p01uea' a0'a --t c a as - 2 t4va Le ruuav4y Hom D. satt V-rf-e. Nloa-e-p.
 41e oolla-r-t tI i! ass come t.r"l-t0- F. .e charges an1 q A-L, o4 -s ". 's ,,r- --' dirrcta
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True Democrat., 1863-04-15

ftTofHE oE r-r2AN N1I'Fr -l t'.e subscriber ou th4 t< ui- rr tte sh Esrc. l.J}. frlr ctn'D oIYas Ltti haet. su.sl lay l'rs". about l4 ler4- lt. e- ei oa lI.s tight shuutder with iHdistinc- 4 r. a years o7 left erklo erlareei from splaiu r0it Ct @ viii a ptd nr bis delivery tu Cope S ", Lift- E,cN April Ief5. ,t* Lint J. E. ly -l-
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2 FARM IN RICrw02n7 o- ea-a or sz,Innsa r-rc -y $ Ir0psf yasy other uuiiug ,oyed lands tr sale E- qura at tl.--4t.c. A.ul- 3tt
True Democrat., 1863-04-15

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True Democrat., 1863-04-15

J H.
 Sheriff Collector of Ho Spring County, 4drk Arills. of adv s92
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Taylor, New Jersey, at Manassas, August 28, 1862.
 J. P. Rodman, Rhode Island, at Aatietam, September IF, 1862.
 P. A. Hackleman, Indiana, at Corinth, Octo- Der 3, 1862.
 J. s. Jackson, Kentucky, at Peryyille, Octo> Der 8, 1862.
 c. D. Bayard New York, at Fredricksburg, December l3, 1862.
 ". B. Terrell, Virginia, at Perryville, Octo- Der & 1862.
 CT. Jackson, Pennsylvania, at Fredricksburg, December l3, 1862.
 J. W. Sill, Ohio, at Murfreesboro, December 3l, 1862.
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True Democrat., 1863-04-15
News from all Quarters.
GUN BOAT DIANA CAPTURED!

HEADoR's DEP'T TRANS Mss ALEXANDRIA, LA.,l
 March 7th, 1863. GENERAL ORDERS No. 1. l. In conformity with instructions from the War Department, at Richmond, Va, dated February 9th, 1863, the undersigned hereby assumes com mand of the Confederate forces W est of the Mis- sissipp
 II. Until further orders the department head quarters are established at Alexandria, La.
 E. KIRBY SMITH,
 Lieut. -Gen'l Commanding.
 j. F. BnToN, A. A. General.
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HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISS. DEPT. I
Little Rock, Feb. 9. 1868.
General Order No. 81


General Order No 81
The General in command of this Department
deems 1t proper to give notice that he has re-
celVed an order from the President at Rich
mond for suspending the writ of habeas corpus
In ARKANSAS and the aijacen. Indian coun try,
with authority to the General in command to
establish the necessary regulations to protect
persons and property and maintain order
when, at the discretion of the commanding
general 1t becomes necessary to enforce this
order, it will be done, abstaining from any
further control over persons or property in
tnose regions than is necessary for defensive
operations and military discipline. Any au
thorlty that may thus he exercised, will be
lawful one. The objects in view are such as
VIII commend 1t to all good and patriotic citi-
zens, and their cordial cooperation and sup
port IN all efforts to maintain order to protect
persons and property against violence, to Sc
cure the arrest of wrong doors, and to promote
discipline and efficiency in the army, is con-
noently expected. He earnestly hopes it may
not become necessary for him to resort to the
exercise of any power which would appear to
De an interference of military with civil au-
thority.
BY command of Lieut.. Gen. HOLMES.
S. S. ANDERSON.
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Feb. Is. SIS