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, 1864-09-30
FROM 1IACOUPIN COUNTY.
Gen, OeIesby at Car1ibyjlle Yesterday
The Camp Fires Of EnypI,

Especial D.spstch to the Chicsgo Tnbnnel
CAnL1Sv1LLE. Thursday, Sept. 20.
Still the ball ro]ls slerou-lY on. General o ,le:-
b. Las had large and enthusiastic meetings at
Winchester ard Carolton e1bce my last report.and
again today at this place. Although severe storm
occurred laet ni.hr, which rendered the travelling
ditult snd the clouds CT tie forenoon threAtct ed
aDothnr storm to-day, yet the people assembled in
large numbers this Afternoon, to hear Gen. Oy1ca-
By ard others Oh tue topics OF the day, aod listen
to dlscrssion OF The Issues involved In the PIES
ent political contest, 70 vital 10 the country.
Yon Will observe that this place WIS not On his
let OF recu1ar appointments; bat 1t IL only sho f.
fuC what occurs every day. Dtlcgat.oIs cone in
ftLm every G1n ct1on. urging him 10 taAe In their
locality On hlf route, and demanding On behalE Ut
their pt ople at 1eaet etrht OF thelf futurs Cover
pcr, and II possible, tpesch ffun1 hiu- Some
OBLIGATIONS have come aty miles, hy teams, 10
mske thls request The consequence to that tha
general hxs bad to travel sud day. Atd epg K
every afternoon and evening, aud Ia very much
'8urn II TIE trip.
To-l6y, however. he seemed to have resatned his
old strength sld ire ard gave one Of the hest IL
mi the beet speech bf the csmpaIvn. aud ous th,t
wns received with the utmost enthusiasm aud ere
~ demor stration OF applause-
-'Ynn men Of Cook county who hsva matters all
ronr nwn a7 III are therefore Ilstte Bug.ssdty
sssInot arprt ciste the delight the UnfonlsE down
in thfs hot-btd OF coTardfy. stsy.sthomc traitors
eIperIences In witnessing such tn1usts 1t the one
, 1864-09-30

tepcc1a! Dispatch to tte CzItsEo Tr&eun..1
hEArHIe, Sept. &C, Wis CAIRO, Sept. 10Th.
Within our picket lines, al; ie quiet and orderly
about Memphis, hut 1uas outside Of the lines the
rebs are rampant.
Few days Since, Surgeon T. IL. Osborn, aed
Leutenants james Helm andE Bcntly, veutured
beyord the picket liuFs. and were fred upon by a
pnrty OF euer1.l4s. Surgeon Osborn and L1euten-
ant Bently were killed while Lieutenant Helm
alnoet lniraculoasly escaped. 4 nutn>er Of shots
wt1e fred at him, but he escaped unharmed. Dr..
Osborn waB from Paris, illinois, ard had been
with the army since The battle OF Shiloh. He was
humane Surgeon, a true soldier and faithful
friend. Lieut. Bent1y WAS alko from Illinois, was
Ecld lch in the estimation orhs comrades and his
dtah will not eoon be forgotten BY his brother
otl1ceTs
Yesterday, handsome horse came to the op-
pteite Eide OF the Mississippi river aud after sat
isfylnr h'mRclt that all Vas right IN Memphis, be
hofa reRefpg Whethef sis Rorss Is
s 5sstI p5 pEHsS9s H9os 5sGfh FL
Fort vel omed tbe Old horse, and wlsh hu co1ld
he tai North aid exhimted to the CoppeFheads,
as the brute whle1 loved tue olo aag ven enoaeh
To the best Of my kuowledge most Of the SOL
diers are unanimous for the Baltimore nominees.
MEMPHIS Sept s5-The following is dated Ba-
ton Rouge, Sept. Il:
morning, On Der Fat to New 0rleane, was cap
ttzed OF College Poiut, at 7 o'coek. Nine Ken
1ich ed Aiss r. o,Aesrs, nd., apa little gil, the
deck hands ard two cabin boys, names ank.own,
were drowned The bodies Ut the twa first named
ladies' ware found and buried last evening The
Gertrude Eas OFT r:oaded. Hooded. and upset in
,br middle Of the river. About fifteen passengers
were fayed bE small skiifs from the shore. The
Gertrude had On beard, besides passengers and
crew. eco sacks and 50 bales Of cotton and Is head
Of cattle.
4 most destructive fire occurred this afternoon,
aest1oy1rg half block OF frame and brick hnii.
wsrehcufe. and store were en1irt!y destroyed, be.
sidea ahout dozen hcpsea and aiorss.
, 1864-09-30

ny ar Geu Ce1e-ty is %crs to rive. Man wac
work ss hard :or lle.. principles 81 Macoapin
sh~1n.
Ren, D. w.ra and Ms,. Gen. jno. n. p4luer
sltt Bdcr- sstd the nuriG the Afternoon
Gen Palmer erEu-o tnst tue Democratic party bid
by tbeir p'a1fcro, actually recognized the tndt-'
tia. Lii cnn 81 uud elgn ht- nane to that pint
form u Iuhljsh It TO the worlo, 1t would be
.!ltnal recognition, az it contsins au adm,sstoQ
aro proporee peare negpt ATOMS. It II al admfs-,
Son hit The Snu'hern tonfed-racy has power
/" n"ir rain u1d te,rpd trtlt nrainet the rr-s o[
I ca. 10, give aut sh1n,. lf6e synopsis u this
os' loval and conclusive epeecb. bat give this ~
.au,p1r. 1t WAS EDost ttllit effort The met
the soltIe1s, &C., &c. A: a1ou. O'Clock IL ad.
Iktuutu
, 1864-09-30

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribure1
Ds7RolT, Thursday, Sept. %.
The steam tug Seneca burst her boiler this
morning, while lying of the landing. badly scald-
lrg Capt. Morrison, the msstsr 0: the boat, and
alto the engineer ar d fireman.
TIE draft is still progressing quietly here, not
wltbstandlns ;the copperhead predictions that 1t
con'd never be enforced in Detroit. The A. 4.
conspiracy Haa discovered here too soou for the
coneplEatole 10 lake any organized reststaIce
toiE.
To day, three hundred and sev.nty-6ye men
we're drafted in the Sixth ard Seventh w1rds
Only three more wafos rrnn1ln to be drafted
from. Large numbers OF tha drlf.ed
hre leaving tor Canada.
AZ predicted Gen. GAGS failed to speak laat
evening, bat sent letter endorsing McCle Ism.
, 1864-09-30
Chicago Gribn11e.


OUR t4DFAlHN DOGUEtni iSs
VIC are s,!ll daily 1lliag large orders for our
E::mpaisn Documents.
a xh.pc. of the Canpafsn-Shnlt the
y .of.h Vote for u DIsunzoA Peace.ss
.{;esuE ., the Late Chicago Copper.
Henu ArcMtfon.ss
The lt-t embracc- the Platforms o! both parties.
The letters OF General Mcclellan, General G,aat,
General Sherman. Secretary Benjamin, and Sem.
tor Dou4Iar, sud many othc. documents Of vita
Interest.
The last named II undoubtedly the most popu.
lar aod effective document OF the csmptfcn
Nc:riy ONE HCKpErD THOUSAND Cor1Es hare
,:ecn sold since the Adjournment Of the Couyen-
tior. ard the dc1nabd lie uuabated.
Sent by 1sxrreez ax rvo ID slgare per
Hund; cd.
Let the Uh,oc mn circulate them every where.
especially
IG An.orG stur Bosa In tho Army q
, 1864-09-30


CEH. GEAST'a DIzFA-cn.
HEADQUARTERS CaA1aA's FARM,
1t:45 .. II SrptenIl CT y.
To Major G. neral uallcck:
Central oId'a Corpe advanced this morning and
carried The very strong foTt1ccaions and long line
cf snuencbnents below chapin's fsrm, with some
nt'esn pieces Of azt'ncry, and from two to three
bur dred prisoners.
General Ord Was wounded, though not dan.
geronty.
General Bi1ncy advanced at the same time from
Deep Bottom, and carried the New Market road
and intre1 cbments. and acattered Vhe enemy in
every direction, though he captured but few.
He lie marching On towards Richmond,
Ileft Birrey where the road intercepts with the
New Matae. and Richmond sold. The whole
country is led with + tdcatiors thus far.
fS:ned) o. 8. GRANT.
fSLnec} E. H STANTON,
, 1864-09-30
Ep0Nr nvEE4NAy,sarrs


Especial Dispatch 10 The chicu:, T.iauoc.l
IaD1AHArol1s, Thursday, s.o.. =.
Great txerti1nr are being made to 0Il the r;tv
md township quota under the draft By 20 uo,eers.
Meetings. are held nightly and Committees u1a tn-d
ut WORK in fustLe1ancc ut the oh}s c.: I,is rounhv
cstiuae1 that out oi the total nnubez dra n sone
500 Ere por 7csldcrte and runswnys, and th 1t The
complement cannot be obta.nt vi tnut smother
dfsn- The City Council last night appropr,a-
tad co. In city orders 1t par to htlp fa,se tie
necessary amount OF motev.
TIE excite mcnt has bearlJ died oat in this coun.
ty,,hough n other pa.s OF the STAG it IS uoaba.
ted In Allen aLd Baekturd cuu1tiee> both
irans y 1 ~ Ie , am baa and ths,t
1nft, .rd forced tho County Commissioners to
oft1 bounty oi $40 10 voiunteers-~ Tha action
2, Of the coppsthead leaders and county officers In
, 1864-09-30

ditcourae:pg erls'5c.+a, and rrfcsin- lid, was
emI hssica1'y oenenuerd AID eouucurra Ths
people ar nc LINING IA See VII age," blame fe1
tie &c ~ In eqoelchIre thr rrhe}1op. The csnyass
pIoercs-e favornhl3 t rouRhout tho a"tsre STATE.
Governor Mo'ton Is MISSING AcDonald take 10
II 9 ~atr VI every o!seote:oG of the i->u--.
The - 'tErfr' 35:h. Ji.h. md I87to. har. re.
turned trnn the fr0pt e,d aa soon a. 'he rnl taa
he prersred. thas vill he mnrt.red out. Tae re-
manning four re ,fDen'e n! one hundred Gsys' ne1
Ire being paid Of and discharged.
, 1864-09-30

highly Important from ths Rebel
An10 tnso EenDrsscs- Forrest kSc41reS
ftuNl Hlts-Ths St'uAtf"H.
, 1864-09-30

HTas uH tton of Pilot Kncb-FscaDe of
cn- FoFce.-7h- 1-~tcsI Situas1DA-
mAfg.}Q ri At I.0 af8
, 1864-09-30

Especial Dlrpatch to the Chicago Tnbu1e]
fAlsbuApaIE, Unioa Co., H., L
Ttrrstny, Sept 29.
t'n}- ten. John A. Loean fpesks hero II ii
O'Clock a. n. OF Saturday. Please aurouncc this
r,rnT1!rrf,t.f
, 1864-09-30

-xr1-1cuT%, |Yr enY,Y1N ~
AUbol6lENCG W FlCE, L, s.
y ARMY. Nm. N Eo,r,t 6THxsr &,
sPALEn. FRCPUSAi.S In dualfnsts viii IN "a.
eefyed Al thjs mice d? ri IL r. m MOHDaY Dcto.
ost i'm M Tor firnlsn,nx Tie United sIstss SUB
se.ecco Usrsrrnrnt VIII ~ 0|S' oNo'
FOUR TuoU5AHprtfi0> HAD OF gERF CAT.
TIE on tie hocf I'd =: The stats Ca,tlr
at Ha4tln ola Md. IN l,ts o{ Il MuI oar, ihousan
each eye7v fi0) tzn Gays; TO be weighed yir1,n one
NJ dats sftar a:1iyai. At ina e1pe1ss Ct i6s
coutrtcttr rhav yrrst syerrRe 4 3ouf ~ rhir.
81 q nf1} one Iht nssr pupuce xfcns aiIht Hni!s
Sisrf Uxet CoVa Heitsrs and IoSaesa e. Tia Iii
a s:ancfion Of ro} ten pounds will be maae from
tact provided ibe sninA. dots stsod Ia II: psns
TWO Ard ope hall honra n.fore beiaR wet7 or tt
III b,hx fern. for oso,.l, can +. n.a oa ,anc,
tiaE st this cce, tther IN pe:1ou. h7 mail Of teie
anF o5e os,si ssSar.1a Il Il: e5o:aTs;cs 's1;:a,s;
e1nepse Of Eei2hlcg Will be paid BY tae party e7tnz
iuJnozEe1t:
uIfa, ~ @nst contain
We oI sHe Goue!J OF 5Easa CT --,
, 1864-09-30
FROM MEMPHIS.

Mem phfa and DOVE the River lions
-AuSA Of q SeenmcF-ffru At New
, 1864-09-30

0NIY ~ PER rOZEN 2OR
-: @s@ :e:zsz E4a:.axe=: H..
F!nsa.d II icon nie9tra, nade 9nt7 as;s Cars.:s'
'2ese,5 22eeset,5i W s;ref ' FRANK GREss. Flo o;riet3z.
,<p,1c,NVA-r ~ of,-ob 7o,h
i !1Nt4N NAA13 T., AaIc1 1SGh,
s.1ssv 1s1 certify .h.. b, authority invested IN ms
h7 ,he sta:e OF ONO, Medical 12ioector OF Aco-
nol'e fer as%!t9a eonng hsTs inspected
factn1ea By c. v BAcK, At $ ., % aaa 81 Eass
Thud street. AID and Ia1d liquor hee from ootsoco1a
medium. @ b, mesns ot Snlcn. pertec.loa ~ md T mi.
fosrlss II Aitainsd.
INK M sa7 Iss' AZ G Esr.h. e1 1sss. ''' 10y '''
DAVID 0'C0SEELL. n. D..
Chemical uspec:oz Of Alcoholic Liquors for HamT
tcn fnnntv. ohio. tes'.t2le1t
= = :,
jh.p.n. +son:.,sa tn meat =: Ta1ner's Hi o1
9 ae1s basnes u
10 detal pi IN tha. ss-!s: o.heI saesss:s a:e
.. c.i ~ vAA Athss,
seao''s4' ~anes - otse4A' 'ee-e eeo15 p4o" 'eo'
~ EMoVA
II,
PETER "at*eoEsN
Has removed to the New Sore. cosn:r OF Lsfe AID
szAIa .': :, =; --~------ s:3e.s1e. :
1 - Il II y -
cAS bt o4AtNhU Al
, 1864-09-30

nIsSOLUTiCN. The CopattUer,
~ thsp Of l.. c. 4 e. c. TILLIS6HA9f wss dis
solsed OF tha mar day Of Bhpfember, 1854
Bsnsy c. Tlltlr Eht1t continues the Hide and Wool
bua1ons In C.1caeo, nj Ard l. Q. f1ntnxa4st c2n-
t!Iucs the ehook aad SttYe busns19 in sud.lo. NY.
l.. {. TlLLIn9H asF
e5pu12St.net Il c. uLLINuHA6T.
, 1864-09-30
LIGHTNING ROD!

want man OF experience to Put up Halls Patent
Copper Scroll Bid.
v. TANNER, Agent.
1s{Rtsl1t Sb WaAh!cEton 6tftot.
, 1864-09-30
TO RtN MERCHANTS.
EVE e. EAR.

Or. CND tRWOop. graduate af Bet!s7ua Medical
Ycra Oth,lhiHic scllete E;Se. ttpecia a:enFtnn IL
eafnesa snd u! d sevst cr tns t3e ND operations
Cr.tEF0. EeSt ti63 II
, 1864-09-30

pREED1NG HOGS.-Att:ntion
j. II ca1l7d TO tna s.ook OF BREEDING HOGS OF
al sacs ano s:3ts OF ;ha 1ats1t lmpo1tat1ons.
row to b. aesn ~ s9mEs:t at;1ten, Coos C3un'y.
ca1 oi l.oI, !ohn Kettw=1th, ot CnlGazn
, 1864-09-30
Railroad Line,

= {CAPT- WARyER)
VIII leEEe Cairo a. above. On SATURDAY AFTER
NooH, 1st October Immediately AftaT arrival OF III.
Ctnt: h.N hnio leaving ChtcaRo en- FRIDAY eysnlcg,
WAHhACk. 4Eeas4 Dearborn stfeet. Chicago.
D4N ABlA & Co., Agents. Cairo. teaSt:-3snet
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
May 9, 1864.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

T WILL attend on the following named days
L and at the places named in the different
townships in Hampstead county, for the par-
pose of collecting the Confederate Tax of said
county, as follows, to wit:
At Nashville, Mine Greek, on Monday and
Tuesday, May Both ard 31st, 1864
At Columbus, Saline, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June lst and I'd.
At Fulton, Bois dare, on Friday and Satur-
day, Sd and 4th.
At Spring Hill, Spring Hill, on Monday and
Tuesday, 9th and 7th.
At Centreville, Carouse, on Wednesday and
Thursday, 8th and 9th. ... .
At Moscow, Missouri, on Friday aud Satur-
day, 10th and llth.
At Cottonham's Store, Red Land, on Monday
and Tuesday, 18th and l4th ...I
At Washington, Ozan, on Wednesday and
Thursday, 18th and 10TH ...... .- ..
All persons owing taxes can call at my Office
in Washington and pay over the same as soon
as assessed. Due attention will be required,
and the penalty of the law vigorously enforced
against all delinquents.
ROBT. II. CONWAY, .rI.
Collector District No. s.
May Is, 1854. 12-5w
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08

Considering the enormous extent to
which the rebels have been weakened by
desertion and the Presidents amnesty,
it is very astonishing that they, just at
the present moment, have 50 many men.
Last Friday al CanceIlorviIle they had
the same MASSES" that they formerly
had, and hurled them as frequently and
just as impetuously as they were wont
to before Mr.. Lincoln's admirable scheme
Of amnesty depleted their ranks. La ad-
dition to having enough men to turn
both hanks Of Meadcs army. and to
hurl back his whole line for Two success
i've days, they have q small force OF 3O, !
600 under Beauregard at Petersburg,
not a few probably in the Richmond for
tifcations, and others again guarding bis
communications, and who will swell
Lees ranks as he falls back to Rich
mond. Then Johnston has considera-
bic army at Dalton; Kirby Smith had
sufficient to utterly rout 50, 600 men un-
der Banks; while Price bas enough in
Arkansas to make even the dignified
Steele fall into brisk trot to escape
capture. Then there is force of 10, 900
moving up the Yazoo River country;
another very respectable force under
Forrest and Chalmers, engaged in haul
ing off pluuder which they captured on
the very banks Of the Ohio river. Be-
sides all these, there is q pretty formi-
dable force demonstrating in froRt Of
Newbern; few under Mosby or some
koJ,- oIsa +aariuor IN tho RaItipora onJ
Ohio Railroad; and others in Charleston,
Florida, Mobile and Atlanta, not includ-
ing the army Of the Very Reverend Major
General Bishop Leonidas Polk.
Mr.. Lincoln ought at once to issue a
half dozen more amnesty proclamations.
They are admirable in their operations,
having thus far rendered remarkable
and weighty assistance to the cause Of
the Confederates.- Chicago Times.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08

LIFE IN THE FEDERAL LINES.
have conversed with a gentlemen worthy
Of entire confdeRce, who i just from the
northern part Of Arkansas. He repre-
sents matters ther. ~ being ii dcplora-
bic condition Owing to the small num-
Der Of men lef, there, the stealing and
running Of slaves southwark, very INSULT
cient crops have been made, and they have
been wasted by the Federal cavalry, D
that actual famine prevails in some dis
tricts. Within two counties which were
more Immediately under bis observation.
there we're hundreds of families living on
bread and water alone, and many had but
one meal day even CT that. The peo-
pla had sold faatherbeds and other avail
able articles Il buy bread. The Yankees
had stripped the country pretty well Of
horses, cattle and hogs, and had thus put
il out Of the power of the citizens to raise
subsistence, even if there was an assu-
rance that they could keep 1t when made.
Sometime ago the Yankees required all
the people ID that region ~ report under
oath al provisions on hand, and the duan-
tity Of land which they intended to cult
vate, under penalty of a total destruction
of their homes and property Such as
obeyed we're detained until they took the
oath Of amnesty. Under ike penalty they
were required to vote at their bogus cleo
ton, and the ballots which they were %
cast were put into their hands. There
are many good Southern men decrepit
from age, intirm from disease, or disabled
by war, who had no choice but to submit
to those indIgnities, or to see their fani-
lies starved.
However, pretty thriving business IS
done in the bushwhacking line. The
pickets dare not &c beyond muskes-shos
Of their posts and fortress:s; and Wo 10
the Yankee that straggles en- the march
Still, for want Of arms and ammunition,
there can ba no organized resistance g
present, though in this respect there Is
hope in the immediate future. And Te
would say to that people not to despair,
and that, by the help of God, . limit shalt
soon be put to their suferings.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08

Beg The following pretty bit Of poes,
came floating to US from an unknown quarter
1t is in a woman's hand, and the delicate sen.
simeHts are such as are only woven in tie
reveries of true-hearted women. She utter.
the transient fancies of thousands who arc
voiceless in song:
u EW EET-H RT.
From the swaylng bOughs Of greenwood tree,
Sings little bird a song to me;
Rocked by the breeze, each mellow note
Comes with tremulous trill from hisiittle throat,
l Sweetheart. sweetheart.
In the purple flush Of the early morn,
When the tears Of night the flowers adorn,
And the warm, odoEferous breath of Spring
Sends thrill to the heart of each living thing.
His simple lay, with this sweet refrain,
He MARBLES over, again aud again,
Sweetheart sweet heart.
But when the twilight shadows creep
Over the earth with golden feet,
And gloomy night. like dusky pail,
Throws deep shadow over all;
Then low, pleading, tremulous note,
Bursts like sigh from his little throat,
Sweetheart swsst-hearti
Aud even thus my heart to thee
1s ever calling entreatingy;
Cheerful and gay when morning beams,
Signing and sad when twilight CLEANS
o! gather the laurels Iame offers thee
Gather them quickly, then fly to me,
Sweetheart. sweetheart
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the residence Of the subscriber, two
miles and a half east of Fulton, ROAM
ID bob-teiled) MARE, about l6 hands high,
about or syears old, branded on the shoulder
and thigh, bat brand not recollected; had on a
bell; PAGES very well; jaw having the appear
ance of having the big jaw. Also,
A SORRELL HORSE, about IA hands high,
years old, had just recovered from the dis
temper: some saddle marks.
Two hundred dollars reward viii be given
for the delivery of the horses to me; or, if
stolen, five hundred for the thief and horses.
143w* THOMAS LINDSAY.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
HEAD-QU ,RTsRs DIsr. OF AEKAzsAs, |
Camden. March 9Th. 1864, {

General Orders NoiI6
l. All intercourse between the Confede-as,
and Federal lines, except covered by aiFlas O
Truce authorized by the District Commander
IS positively prohibited and all Pickets and
ecoutsvwill arrest and deliver to their immedi.
ate commanding officers any persons sttenpt
2ng to pass the lines of the Confederate Army
@nless as prescribed above.
H. No letters or papers will be permitted "a
pass the lines Of this array unless examined
and approved at District Headquarters. AL
persons bringing Etters within the lines will
oellver them to the first Commandsnt Of the
Z 5. Army they may meet, to be by him
transmitted to District Head Quarters. Any
failure to comply vith these orders will subjec,
the offenders to arrest and punishment
by command of Lt.-Gen. HOLMES,
J. F. BELTON,
l2w Lt.-Col and A. A. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
HD-QRs. CoMD'r CoNsCRIrrs, ~
Dist. of Arkansas,
Washington. May 29th, 1864.

GESERAL DE6ERs ".
No. 6.
l. Pursuant to Paragraph I'd, General Orders
No. 10, Headquarters Bureau of Conscription
Trans Miss. Department, dated 23d May. 1854,
the places of rendezvous for persons liable to
military service under the Act of Congress ap-
proved February 18th, 1864. are hereby estab-
lished at Washington, Hampstead county, and at
Camden, Ouachita county.
II. Captain John s. Drake. p A. c. s., is as
signed to duty for the purpose of enrolling and
organizing those enrolled into companies at
Washington, Ark; and Maj. Jas. Thos. Elliot,
assigned to duty Ter that purpose at Camden.
III. Major Elicit and Captain Drake are au-
thorized to locate the camps of rendezvous, with
in convenient distances of the above named
places, and to draw the necessary rations of for
age and subsistence, also camp and garrison
equppage required before the organization OF
said companies, and whilst they remain in rem
devious. In forwarding Reports and Muster
Rolls, they will be governed by previous orders.
3. F. DANLEY, v
14-St Comdt Conscripts, Dist. of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
$500 REWARD.

STOLEN from the Plantation of F. w. Armor,
~ near LewisviEe, on the night Of the 4th ia
slant, LIGHT SORREL HORSE. about 9
years old, with ten or twelve small Swlite spots
on right side and hip; both hind legs white
half way to knee; fore feet white from pastern
down to hoof; small white spot in forehead;
about 10 or Is hands high; walks fast, fox
trots, and PAGES. .s no ,
Also, q DARK BAY MARE MULE, light
under belly, fanks and nose branded ''F A.
annexed on right hip; about Is hands high.
The above reward will be paid for both, or $3.50
for either.
F. ". ARMOR.
MAY 9. 1864. .-f t l2-4t<
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned against trad
n ing for, or taking an assignment of Note
executed by me to John Beene, some time in
the month of May, 1868, for $500, with two
credits endorsed thereon-one of $500. the
other of 500, as the consideration for which
said note was executed has failed, and / will
not pay the same unless compelled by law.
j. Il. WOLFF.
May 27, 1864 l4-4w
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
Notice..

DERSONS holding the notes of the "Wasil-
/ ington Exchange Company" and the .Ex-
change Company at Washington are required
to present the same for redemption in sums of
not less than Ten Dollars, by the LIST day of
July next; and if not presented by that time,
they will be redeemed in the old issue of Con-
federate Treasury Notes.
II. GARDES, Cashier.
May "a, 1864. 13-4t
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
Book E.OSt.

GONE friend has borrowed from me "FANII.
~ LIAR LETTERS OF PUBLIC CHARAC
TERS," and has forgotten to return it. vii
he please do so? The book was present from
a1 esteemed friend, and l should dislike yer,
much to lose it. st'
roID E1r A. B. WILLIAMS.
Washington, May 25, 1864. 1885,
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08
EstraY Notice.

TAKEN up by the subscriber at Grassland
l. Ferry on Little River, on the 23d instant.
TWO GRAY MULES. The owner of said
Mules, by coming forward, describing and
proving property, can have them by paying all
charges. Apply to
. Capt. j. B. DAVIS,
14-2w* 9th Ark. Inf
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08

OFFIOE CONTROLLER lax IL MIND, l
Washington, May 18th, 1864. {
IN view of the interference with the cultiva-
] tion Of the present crop. which would be
occasioned by the ginning and bailing of cot
ton during the season for cultivation. the time
for the delivery of the tithe cotton is hereby
extended until the lst day of August next, at
the option of the producer: Provided, that said
extension shall not be SO construed as to re-
quire additional notice of (30) thirty days to
be given to producer to deliver. ...r.
-a. JOHN c. .I4EAY,
Maj. and Controlling Q. NJ,
14-4w State Of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-08

10 The District Supreme Court at
Washington have decided gold specula-
tions to be against public policy, and
refuse to enforce contracts regarding
the same