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Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

T0EEEsr IN IEwFHIs-SMlTl EC-
TREATING Seua.5lil, AUG. 22-Cra.
Forrest entered 2IsnPhis on yesterday
morning. at Z O'Clock Killed ald
wounded 40o--brought off 239 prisoners
and 500 horses.
TIE boys ca. Ibis nj has, ci9tAcz.
&. Captlrea u battery, hur could not
bring it OF One Brigad.er-Gau. killed.
" was q complete surprise. General
Wgahburn only escaped by getting into
- rat Eols-" The laakets crtnrru-
barnl Forrest four 10 1ne
Cant. BI Forrest charged np ta ;hH
Gayosl House. killing and raptaring
several o-l-ers
Among our officers, n. -Cgl tTcCli-
l1eh was wounded
Alai- Strange s4vs our ie- will H1i
exceed thirty all tO.i
Syuut0bia, AuE- 22-EenetaI Ia-irat
EurPgiaed and captured Mamphia lt
o'clock yesterday morning, killing aul
woundlng about 400 Yankees, ana cap
turing between 200 Gud 800 la-Ea
number being officers. One Bdga5ie--
General was killed. Our loss was c1u-
parEtiTey tlight ;he Surprise Being
clmp!ete. Among our wounded is Lt-
Col. Robf. MeCnLL1lh. of tha 21 1ii-
souri, shot through tine breast
Forrest found ,he Yankees outaun-
bersa hiai four to ~, and Lad 10 fight
his way ont making fortunate escape
Am0ngst the spoils are five LuHarra
lne horses, new la,s, clothes ~ Ihe
prisoners are arriving. Il was .he most
daring raid and complete surprise M th-
war
AIalile Aaz. 23-snsrial to ihr Ad-
vartiaer aEd kreistrr from Pamela ani
Oxford says.-Horsrst arrived at Pamela
Inst night Tho Yankee lozs VS. 500.
Isn of Memphis we're surprised i'v "A
niehf charge. The excitement wzs
terrific. Forrest sent l.ag Ny times
ulfrsiHg W exchange prisoners. Nvash
bHrrs refused, saying he Tonld tannrr
him hrtnra he reached Pamela. S-rifh
hearing of Forests move has..l, le-
treated from Oxford towards Holly
Springs burning IT, court house ana the
principal part vi the town. Private
houses and residence " Colonel jacob
Thompson were burned, aud MANY Other
dePladsliuns committed Our forces Dr-
cnpy C1fori, AMID are pursuing Smith
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

In conformity with the above order, have
establisbedmy headquarters at Louisville, Ark,
for the purpose Of collecting the men Of my ori-
ginal Battery. Al men formerly members of
my Battery, who escaped from the Arkansas
Post, will, in obedience to the above order, re-
port to at LewisYillo for duty Immediately.
AL men belonging to the State troops who
wish TO join the artillery Service win be received
At the expiration Of the term of their service.
This Battery is one Of the oldest organizations in
the T-ans-MIiss Dept, and Twill receive all men
who wish 10 join it with greet pleasure
W. HART, Captain
25A3w Colud'n Hattrru
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
e.az Eax.

f--C -srsal- Cou..ts reurt ~ H,rnps.-a3
" t8a JnI. i-rtn 1854. hagi4 =
... it Tax for ttt- relief Of Inii- ut
- e' ;ers' sr.i :, I Will attend q,
.r..- -.al-s-aH1 o-..-es tur the purpose
-.,.-. ..t5.- -Es r1a, E3Z-
, 'l..ll a9-s lArc T1Hnsh;a, Monday and
lay -4.1 41a 3Jth days o: August 1864
-..irc 5jl Srri-a Hi Township, Wednes-
d. 4-il -nats t., JLst Aug. and lst Sepr.
as- E.i.. '-s s, -sro1s Township. Friday
a-- -l-1-. a., 4-t1i.
soF, t.ssset Toer-5ip. Eonaty and
e .8r, Ii. 5l,. 5L.
'' -ha.a's r'. = Lsal Township,
= --.s ia- .ut a.i-s tsr, 1lh .-lt 5rh-
-r #u.- sT-.s Township, &oud4y
.-t f-.>'.-. s.a ...d -3i-i.
t..Hl--.ss. .---.... 9 .aYIsl-p fE -dncslaT and
E...s tsr. .tfh .-J l.-t.
".H--a-aa. 1z4a Tor-st!7 !7. Il.lsy ana
ss,ss \, t5.l aIi .1sl 5 I'=eai.,-r 1854.
(5u. ona alt at, ana iespoud promptly %
fire necessities oj the iajig u, famiii-s Of our
4rsr- sa.iisEs uow -H tl- t.tIl. and t.- widows
and orphans Of those n. .ut- SPIRITS hO have
-'f..a .t.4-aiy-s sacri:ice upan the altar OF
ia.5. coll-a9.
- Ala person " 10 owe couu.v tax for 1853
'l. g.-a=- meet LII &; the above places and pay
up.
JAMES A WHITESIDE.
Col. Hemysts-sld County.
Asr asA, 1904 23-s'v
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
- LE

cgFjCE OF e.. <. G4F0sTrARY.
Washington, Ark, august 20, 1851. {
p In fol Crrt- Bonds t. meet C-T.ifcates
''-. .t9tor' issued bg this 0Gcr have been
..Fsa. Those holdiog suc1 certificates are
Ir. mi .tAealur ex.'iI7ugeat at an early
" ue1 IarsIers have lnn ns1", the as-
s40J-d be ael1now l.5rel and certified
'ij, Clerk or Magistrate and when pre-
ts- ef ss other than those To whom
,.s. l- seard, authority 70 receive aad re-
.yf 4 aGts rIl b. neeeesa.v.
EDWARD CROSS,
g. IS. Depository.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. !
COUNTY OF Ttyal?%TGAu. {
OHiee OF the Cl-rt Of the II-mps.eai Cireri.
Court, il Cnaucery, in Vacation, August
18th, \. L. 1861.
Green L corlna-k' Complainant, Pur rog
Mary Ann CoIuia... Defendant A'' Il'cF'
A Nd ROW at this day before me Simon T.
"a Sanders, Ciork os saia Court, came said
complainant, by Mead, j IS aJii-it9r and dlod his
Bill Of Complainant ag-.aat s,id dei, udaut the
object of which is to obtain s. decree of divorce
from the bonds o. n9tsimouy existing between
them and it Appearing from The allegations of
said bill that SAL defendant is n rou-rrsi5eut OF
the State Of A.ksnsts:
On motion OF said complainant, ii IL ordered,
that said detencant be np,id L Of he pepdency
OF tits s'it, by pEblo4lian o. sAis oTd,r in
the Washington Telegraph, q newspaper pub
hshed IN this state, for tHo weeks sUccs sssively,
the last insertion 10 be af least four weeks be-
fore the first day OF II, z=yt erIa OF said CoGrt.
to BE- holden al the courthouse IA tho Town If
Washington in SAID county oI Hampstead on
the third MONDAY @ NoYenteI, 4. d. 1864.
that unlfss she b. AID appeal before said Court
uu or before the tti.d Gag e sli3 tsrIa, and
plead, answer a-d le-'cr 10 said bill. :he aiI;
cations ther = viii l- '.,k-a a. cori ss-d and
decree aceo-llugty.
st. SAEDEl-d. Cl,rk.
4 true copy l.Cu TIA Rogers.
27-2w Tos;c: = SArTI Rs. C.-Tk.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
JUST PRINTED,

TX SIZE SUITABLE FOR FRAMING.
4 the sublime Ode entitled COP" written
by the Russian Pest. Derz.aven, coptainia.r
100 lines. 1t is printed in good style on fine
white paper and viii inaka i fit ad5rnment for
the parlor of the wealthy Is we'll as the cottage
of the poor
Prics-single copioa. 81; three eopiss, IS.
SONG BALLADS.
AIsO-Twenty ciGcTon. Songs and ballads,
suitable for the times, printed sneet,. Price.
So per sheet CT the whole for S5.
PRI NJ Frs.
AIsO-A small pRlaik.t, containing ne ~
phahet and four pagss Of Spelling. oopi~a. IS
SEP; by mil free Of postage. Apply at ihe
printing Office oI ace-sss C. J.. cSiIoN,
July Is, 1885,. Wishing loa. Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

~ R-v- Nr. Czstleton lefr herc un
M/tnrsdav, om "a tour TO Arkansas.
%argvd with TIE work uf establishing
Soldiers Homes y every ayaiiahie roinE
on fhe various thoronghfarcs used hY
them. Mr. Casfletcn j. engaged IN Y
most valuable and patriotic work. ard
sloHil hsve tile hil ot every patriot in
thc department. These homes are n.-
signed as gratHitogs lodging places flF
soldiers who aTy travelling io and trn1u
shs army, nany of whom arc destitute
oE money, and whose entire paw for six
months will 1vt liguid4te ihtir hotel
charges feE hllE- aa EizRv days. They
are sacrificing everything far tito conn
ty, It's certainly but iuss.icu th4t .Ansr
who are an horne shyulI sl..- them fsl aa'.
lodged IL t6eir occasional aaroriunl fs
rT tissiinr fhrir loved onts.--finTsfr''i
YiNeerrr.t. iafh .tif
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

TYNE undersigned is prepared with the neces-
E sary tlsnks, and i authorized to administer
the oath repaired bT law in proving up the
Claims Of DECEASED SOLDIERS. The
claims heretofore forwarded TO Richmond have
been paid and personS who have lost relatives
would do well 70 make application for the
pay and allowance due them, as early as posi-
bic, while the necessary proof can be obtsined
July l9, 1854 c. L. SUTTON. j.. Z.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
THOMAS ELLIOTT.
fTxTRArT.1 ]
HEAD-QGs. DISTRICT ARKAS
~. -

HEAD-Qas. DISTRICT ARKANSAS,
.Camden, 18th July, 1864
Spe<ia! 0rdirs No. l99
i In conformity with Specii Orders 100,
Par. VI, Headquarters TraRs-Alississippi De
partinent, Capt. Wm. Hart will imrn- -diately
proceed to collect the men of his Light Battery,
reporing every fifteen (l5) days by letter to Dist
Hrad-QusrteIs.
By command of Maj Gen. PRIcE
J. F BELTON,
Licut.-Col. aud A. 4. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
THE STATE OF aprsvc,c


IHE STATE OF ARKANSAS. I
COUNTY OF HRMrsrEAD.
O1ice Of the Clerk Of ;hs Eeuostead CEcu /,
Court IN hanoery. in We alton, August 6el,
Oliver s. Craaaan. Complainant, p
Esthar J CEcsaer. Defendant. DiVoRcE'
A ND now at this day tsfora .aa, Simon r.
q sAndeIa, Clerk of as,d Court, came
sad complsiaant. By Neal, his solicitor,
and fled his Bill Of Complaint against
sa!d defendant. tho object Of which is to obtain
decree OF divorce from the bonds Of natmoRy
existing oetween them. He also prays decree
,or the possession Of his two children BIZ his
marriage with said defendant: And it appearing
IRON the allegations Q! said bill that said dsien-
oaJ1t IL nonresident of the State Of Ari1ansas
On motion Of sai3 complainant, it is ordered.
that sad defendant be notified et tho pendeRey
CT this Eult. by publication of this order IN
the " asbiDeton Telegraph, newspaper pub
lAhed IN this State. for two weeks saccessiYely,
the 1ast insertion 10 be ct least four weeks be-
tors the frs, day Ct the next term Of asId Court
70 be holden az tbs courthouse in the town of
washington. in said County of Hampstead on
the third Monday of November, 4. d. 1854.
that unless she be and appear before saii Court
on OF before the third day of saii term, ard
plead. 5nswer or demurto said hii!, the nllega-
tions .hereof viii be taken ss confessed and de-
cree accordingly.
st. SANDERS. Clerk.
a true copy from the Record.
2T-2w Teste; 6. T. SANDERS, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
INPErTi> ENcE REaukRD.-Tho Rev

INPErTiNENcE REBuKED-The Rev
rrrnd Bishop McClozky, Of Albany, has
Bern createA by tle Pope Archbishop Of
New York, amid thr Rev. Dr. Spalding,
of Louisville. Archbishop of Baltimore.
Speaking of these appointments ;he Me-
tropoiian Record, a catholic journal,
says:
tilt appears, however. that Secretary
Seward and the Washington officials are
dissatisfied with them, and TX appears,
moreover, that onr mrddlosoma Secretary
did Inns utmost 10 prevent these appoint
mcnts, with what success we see. Simple
minded people iliak the affairs ~ the
country too much fur Secretary Seward,
hut that ho does not share these nisgiv-
ings j. evident from liis desire ~ cRlarEe
his sphere of operations. He woaid rnie
the chalc.,. and in his oveTw-ening vanity
imagined, doubtless. he could manipA-
Hate council Ut cardinals ~ easily AS III
could political convention. NE guess
hy this time he knows the differences.
ii4, il appears. had made lis selection
among :hc catholic bishops W tie United
States, and presumed ~ recommend two
OF them tor he vacant archhishopTics aH
being acceptable to the Government.' ~
The appointments which have gladdened
the catholics CT America Is the only an
Hwer vonchsafed TO thnt official husr-
body. We rccoinmond Secretary f-gwara
10 study TIE h0mely proyeFh. ha
cohhicr shoalI stick n his own T.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
c=eR

4 IL tAat pert cf the Eeserys Corps belong
= = Ing 70 Capt Aoiman's Company, are here
+. e'ulm acyI TO ePJri 10 me at Washington,
'1 .l' la.l day %. S ptem3rr next.
yo-5.F ST.. ELutH Tsaa~Soy, Capt. aud
A- ding 0i-.r jI-rrs. -:d flo.
WlLLlA3l N}&}laE. Capt.
-+AE- s.E. j-Gt 11-lw-
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

AN0e3or Of tl- Jua,- Of the District Courts
IA Of ts- Cont ioe,te St.t-s Of America, IN
aud i1r -tc Districts in .h= STATE IF Arkansas.
,aur'9e pls Of boiiins SAID Court in the
Ls--rl b.rrlet OF said sta from the City ut
G Iil-la Eo-6 to tIe T0"u of Washington.
y Hempsad County. Public notice Is hereby
75s=rfto all So lom i, doth or may concern. that
q Tenn at said Conn Tor the Eastern District
s- said Wild be- holden at tia, said Town OF
s-s-lag %, on the fssI Moa3sv IN Ootober
l1a
=. G. HALLIBURTON.
NaTst2l Ee5teya DIS. 4rk
p.au' er &. 1854 26-3
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR |!
TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
To ths Members Of tie GensrGi assembly Of sa,f
Stntn- q. III

To ths Members Of tie Geusrai assembly Of sa,d
.State--GREETING:
WHEREAS. The Constitution Of ;le S.ats Of
Arkansas empowers the Governor by pIoclarna-
lion, 10 convene the General Assembly Of the
State Oh extraordinary occasious:
Now, therefore, /, HARRIs fTASkG-S. Gov
ernar of the State Of Arkansas 0y -virsls al iAs
authority N me- vested hy law, 10 aere5y 81. W
on the Members o. t{.e General Ass u. hiy 70
convene IN Session Extraordinary, az Washing
ton Hampstead County. On THURSDAY. the
I'D DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. at ~
O'clock A NJ
N TESTIMONY whereof, ! have hereto So; nly
fsssssA hand ard caused the s al Of The Stat
Naa@ES Of Arkansas TO br aiiixcd 9; Washing
ton tAis 9th day Of august. 1851.
If. FLANAGAN.
BY the GoYcInar.
o. II. OATES. Seet'y. J State.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
DIR. YANfE
rnont-ee I.oAn OrrtnF-

"asb.ngttn, Ark-, June i. 1864
I T VII 5a seen by reference. to Gen. Smith s
s Orders N".9 (, be directs the purchase. and.
; necessary, Ito imtresunent Of one half the
Cotton "a this department. /; is hapei partiea
"sEing cgttoI, viii sell il 10 Fbe Government
ltsr :heae orders. 1 enl iaBtr,tsted TO hu g
e1tton. 4he Govetnm@rt does bot wish to Re
s'r. IT, harsh Ineans in obfaihing It W uIi
therefore urs" upon ti,.se Laying cpttoa. to
come forward without delay and ssl. IL tLe
Ge.eI.tseEt.
DAVID DfOCF.
Gso. 3 gent PreIaca Losr ~ The
:. z ELAtc II \ =
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
GEFE~a DEPOT AND G1sE CUny.
Washington. Aui-- u i z.

o. TUESDAY,, II. 9Th dsy 81 5 pterrs.r.
- 1851. e5u be sold bv Peti: Auction, st
r.. rH' 'e1''nisssrv, WASH gtou. lot OF
il&t-.@' t~)t T. & L. + co1nm=uce a.
t.5 --.s d. u.
THOMAS RECTOR.
f~ C45- 4=-d 4. C.. 8
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
ATI,E.NuuONt,

THAT ILLUSTRIOUS FRIEND OF 3iISE
L who took, stole, purloined, carried of or
c!andestinely appropriated to his own special use
and advantage, from this office. pair Of Shears,
Is Iaost particularly ard earnestly requested to
return them, as they were borrowed. Bring
honest rascal. aud then leave instanter.
JAY BEE.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
~ Theamoant

~ heanoant OF 81 saossrip.ials to "a. a.
eral 80 loan up to august 9th WAS 55,o2S, $50.
Enorgh 10 bra. szporsss two c. three days,
Win economy.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
Ea. QRe TRAHs-9frss. DEPT.

seafeTepoTt, "a, July IT, I-54.
9EHERAL CRDDRs,
No. 60
ALL Officers arIi men. captured It Vi Ks
: tug. who hav1 reported at Enterprise De-
mopoiis. Fielna, Natcbitocb-s, Shreveport and
AI-zaatr,a at eny time prior to the first of
April 1884. have beeu declared duly exchanged
by tie Commissioner Of Exchange
All those the Departmen. who are embraced
in tbs iis'. VII Immediately Tejoin their CON-
manisiu the field
B7 command Of Gen [. KIRBY SMITH.
s. s. ANDERSON,
&@~iT Asst. Adjt Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
To pest MASTERS AMI Mall
C0RlEa II es,s.

{ . = IL - = : = Sa.ss
FT7HE Agony Of the Pes;-Csyiz- Dsear'r1 su,
Z for the Trans Mississippi STATES and tbe
Auditors Office for tie seIrI H..U: q Postal a.
counts. are fsliy organized auo ia operation -
Marshall, Texas. Post Masters will se,ld up
without delay, al quarterly r-tur-s II srrsoyS,
aud registers q service, thai ts-.- OWE. ac-
counts aud those Of contractors laav BE- a1;-ss-
ed Post 3iesta's vii, also degoe.t the funds Of
the old ISSUE u CJnfcd IT,; Notes in tEsir taads
on the 3Jth Jane lsss md n tie 2rt Of esch
subsequent qu.rtsr q: the p-esaLt yssr, in the
pepositoiies Of the Treasury, 10 the credit Of the
Post-O flee Depsrtia-u' tsk.agdgrIi receipts
therefor, specifying particularly he amounts of
the espectivc dcnom.ua,,cus Grpositsd one ol
which they will trIDsvit 10 the Agency. Msny
iost Masters viii, I0HJtless, find IL convenient
to forward these rIacs through cenuaetCrs ard
others. to the DEPOSITORY at Marshall.
ne Ageory vii spare no pains 10 remedy
existing eyIs, nd supply def.!encios in tn
Postal Service, and calls upon tho public. IS
well IS officers OF tla Dso1--n.sri, to make
kpoiya what !. went,d
JAS. y. STARR.
Az-Rt 7. .. L, PIT, Tra,ls-,ii
MARSHALL, Aug. !, 55i S5-2v
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
J =. " ILLS,
Courier NJ NGiy's Oh Bri5ajs

v assli0gton Female Academy.
Ts1BE SEVENTH SESSION of this Tnsti.n-
\ tlon Nll commence on the FIRST NON
DAY ia SEPTEMBER, under the ioint suDsr.
intendencH Of Ms MARY J. FIELD aud Miss
Z BE9FS
fzfma of Tuition. $40 and $50.
Aurugt IS. 1854 c.ow
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

{. s. TRraGCRy &G-5cy TRAys-hli5c., I
Marshall. Te1as, Aug 6, 1857
EyAJ0R DAVID T. SHALL. Of Alklasas,
w having 5ssa appointed Auditor of 'ho
Treasury n connection ,itu this Ags has
entered on th- discAarc. Z MS CGsial d}ii-s.
VI. J. Eal, Lee RS been appointed and
designated as Principal Dep0siiaiy OF ;As Trea-
sury at Marshall. TIE appointment and quail
Gcstion Of these oAcers .Oiuplste tne orgauiza-
ton Of this sgoney.
=. ". GRAY,
95-lm Aeant Treasury, 7. y,
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
nETGF.

Z '.. l 'as,ri5ar wishes to purchase a good
iag ,-,..- "asi.eT an iTonrr. Any paTso0 hay-
f..r. -'aA lt this hiaa for s.e wil please in
ID ia Al i-is place. 4 fair price vii be paid
''s@ring money
W WI (. VANN.
'hgtoa, Aug 81. 1861. 37-3w
p. I-tERs 3f0E}OLrs LrsBEGIMEAT
&ner rs - s.f9S. Arkans.s. a h. 23d, 1864.
An oFlls, No.
ar - =. n. d llsf al.senr From, 1rsnroes R.r;
u : '1saFairy vii. a,por1 for dufy IN once
lilAAg TO rpmt bv the lth Of Septetn-
as ia.. as ee@'rtacs and transirFrrd
~ rie-or
} -soEB.jE,
f. 4 'xt.g.. A.l., Co., g "4'e Rre't-
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
Confederate sts.1es TOY.

S=e - = - a-ANo - ~ = = a.
kmeRdedAct &c Ect3pory IL 1881
n OTICE TO DEALERS AND OTHER
IL PLRSOSS.--Al persons 10 have eeop
engaged or iatrIessed u 4ay kiEi q tas.1ssS
for profit Of gain, (o,her thar pl-gtilr O.. ..rm-
ing) and ali " DO have exercise sny T-esess.sa
e. ealing (otheT than ,h- ministry u ,;vi. cl
military Office in tiiis county at or during a-y
time s,uce the si-h Ap-i. i5.3. lLJ al ,cto a.
tend 10 engage they IN, II any such brs.a-ss cr
profession, asr hereby notified 1ft -eqd:,sl 90
reI4d'z TO the undersigned. District C5l45e.o-
aud Assessor, i-i.tiH fJtesa days trgEs L.s date
Of this notice trce, cJ.rec; al uomPis5e state
nIent U: their bHsEsss end roca!tcns, together
wi.h a fuli account .; N. ir gr0ss sales or r.
ceiPts up TO tie first day y Jdy 1854, and there
upon 10 pay TO said Collector the Specific snd
General Tax dus thereon according 70 law. Al
persons neglecting to m2ks iheir r-scrns u saes
or receipts on or fore tia <yth cay Of August
proxiIao, viii be subjected 20 3 p-aGlty III .!Jajic
the amount oi The taS due hy tA-ui; ;,sa u.l ,li-
sons JIi!iag to register their business " csliug
are subject 10 Ike ps=sity fer eee5y t..iy dass
FROM the time they should asye t5sn registered
aacosuiEg 10 law.
z. II. CONWAY c5iisci1r.
J. i. GRATlOF, A.stssss
Fer HsaysisE3 Gsas.y. -5rs.
Olhes J,res Uotsl. ~ s'..r, Es-e
23G
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

4 ny ons having BOINAR'S. LFYIZAC'S
"A OF an OLLENDORF'S FRENCH GRAM
MAR, vill greatly oblige the subscriber by al
Living him to purchase II.
Apply at this ofiea, OF address
20 'w T. Il. B., Spring Hill
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

Lafayette Hale and Female Institute.
EgALECF EBEELs. AE2R.
fE1HE next Session Of this Inssltntion xill
Il commence the fIst Monday ia 5epternb bsr,
under the msnagoinens Of
REY. j. A. STHELEY, Z. III.
The scholastic year consists Of two sessions.
twenty weeks each Tuition $40 and So p-r
sessi1n. A competent Music J'e4Gher will be
employed by the beginning of the uext session;
also su Assistant in the literary Departna-ut
Board can bo o0lAiaed in tho neigh oorh 9oi 1T
S33 per month. For farther in oI.naiisu sgp.y
70 the Principal
Aug. 10. 1864 S4-s
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
conference Notice.

ry7nL OUACHITA ANNUAL CONFER.
& EiCE will meet October 9Th, ,t Coluu.bl.
Camp Ground, near Calhoun, in Columbia
county, Ark. Brethren viii pIease t&ba noties
snc E5vcIl themselves aucoTdnelv
A. r WINFIELD
Csn5=n. AK g.. July SC, Ie6 asa
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

The poPE's YEARNING FOR Pace
On "a iata occasiou the Hoy Father,
when uree- 70 coneeatte lis photograph
being taken o.! some cdras winch 1T WAS
intended to dist.rbu.e az d charitable
meeting az New Iora, is said ~ save
written on tie cards ihe following rtll-
ttrceNy.th Lis own haui: " AiHe gkztii-
x1a tgam "a 0ag,Ha@ ri DeNs yarts c-jt
Secaa7. Put ~ Ihy sword into Its
sheath and the God Of peace siaii be
with thee"
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
ATTENTION :

i IL nlcn belonging to Grithth'a ConsoEaatea
Il Qlth and I7th) Ark. Regiments VIII report
:, once to Col 7 fauee CT Mai. Je;t at Lewisville.
Arkansas JOHN GRIFFITH.
I5tw Col. Goni'g Ragt
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

SHERIDAN ceME TO GRTEF-The Bal
;i;nore Gazette OF the Goth says Grant
captured 500 prisoners on thr north Hids
of James river. The object " the *
pediiion was to prevent our forces from
drowning the lnen cutting canal across
Dutch Gap. II also says Sheridan re-
turned .rola TIE valley, ana had escaped
alone TO the border. There were inter
ninahle runors, as high hopes had been
based on the expedition. SbeE.Gau lost
500 men, which were cap.Hrod near Ssras-
burg, and 22 wagons near PcEryviila-
forming the gfefies part cf his supply
train.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
n u-5c 'E'Rara9rr Eyags1qd.

- next, to teach ia the Psrsclfta s-ulin4rv.
Ara.. atoms my b. ad:1, ss-d 10 the under.
Eai. Ir:-cipl q said I4s-itu.ion. ~ pIa-
ritt. Ark.
l4-5 STF-T--eON
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07

SgSD - YOUR LErTERSi--I will leav,, wash
ington, Arh... Gu the 3tth Of August, 1851 for
ths pu'ross 81 carrying leitt, to the armies of
u ssissi ii l..d 7, ouessee all directed 70 nv
care - Washington. % n. Hampton. W1r-
re1l u A3a'i-e-lo Viii -Ksu. for pass through
those p.ec-. Il nv =
JAS. W. Ellis.
Courier NJ -NGiy's OH BrisaJs
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
EnfEnn

II En RIVER BAPrIsT ASSOCIATION
2 :, wi hold It's next Anniversary at Rocky
C0luto-f. S-yi-r County. AK, commencing ca
9atGrd- September the 2!th, 1854
: STEVENSON, Ch. Of Com
Juiy r. 1861 2O-9
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
E'0r Sale

ETaLUaHLE PROPERTY in .hs city Of
trlnt-n. new Improvements, Jig Of
s ling H3Usr, Workshop. T4n-Y~1i. &c
Ce-t- Dc .ra &onHy, ola issue at ilseoant. ac-
ont>.ia- Address z, Boz -. C4r4drn ARK
august rt1, ls5E. 24-'Jv
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
y n TT z = y

4 true copy from the Record.
2T-2w Teste: 6. T. SANDERS Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-07
81 RUNNCE

Col Hampstead County.
AET7 1.l. 1904 2a-2av
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-05

A CAVE OF MUMMIEs IN MExrCo.-Gen.
John Wilson, who has arrived in San Fran
cisco, from Sonora, Mexico has with him a
few curious relics, which deserve the atten-
ton of archeologists. They consist of
human foot, with pieces of the wrapping
which encloses large number of mum
mics found in cave near Chirieahin. The
cave is a large one, which the mummies ap-
pear to fill to the depth Of ofnearly forty feet.
and though in the neighborhood, amoy :
the Indians, are traditions extending b =
some five hundred years, there is no, ,:N ack
which can explain the filing of u 20 'n,ng nnn
with these bodies, which appear r. bane ase
been preserved by the preser.ef, Of lsras s,
amounts of saltpetre. Q