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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-07

5srr Nrns non Stic prod tGr3lt9 8pls
8snoeS si ieinea 8Gtlern;
Der erte uUtbrsn0ige S6yitt 1T fir 6tiros.
sci sr fitka, mdnnItd, wIrerooQ uno nphprids
lid, 70 ttar nib oaritdnplih, oa6 Ger aemDbur
tthle SsrFanD ni6t I'm SrytDum iciu fann.
W muB cine 70 bstjmnte @rfiGruna, ale Die
lnatbdustsFsits> Grtld ruus fein, reg6e nit e.
mem chen 10 felten &nti&lub untsrSei&net mub
bsfUI8t ipsreen mus, ais bic untsr3ei&ner ieues
O%reumentcs %beIssIte, - unD bic Nr6eit pjrS
bal6 DUrlter letn. 0as Bplt Iuu iiber Tricpe
ooer &rtrs cntideipen, unp tb furbte ben Gr<
.fpIs ni&t."
Sn bisicr Wsiie fdbrt 6crr Yong fprt 3u lvrs-
den mas Inns Su ZEN i&Snitru 3gHnungen BE-
rstttgt, tnoert mir GO ais eins teS f6erItn Ius
,eipcn betrabtsn p%itrfsn, bn6 audi i'm glpross
Ger 8clrenf 6rieoc 10 frbalth gemuufbt miro.
dtS bier i'm Suocn. IS 1T a6er aub erbe:
bcEo, nenn mir i'm Nprben Qsutc enolt6 fibu
nit Der SprGtbc beraustunmcM letcn, unr Dem
unipeleu 9tnroinS 81 ~iteuetu, unO, ubalei1 es
e1tt mad lhn9en ptrr uR9tudtthcn Sa6reu, =
antosm man iia' i'm 9tproen crit BON Der { 6urr
bsit Der rprtt9eu Jtc9teruug bat I6crseuaen
nuhsn. = m6slih 1T, cine o~etartiae Demon
%ftratton in MAIDEN, 70 frO wtt 6erru Grue fir
letne fUrt8elcsttn Bemabuug-n, ben 6riebeu
mtscer ber5ufalsn, Gcpib gu ersBem Dante per-
pTlthtet, unO trlnlhsn niGt6 lebnliter, ais oaF
%Nerieibe in letlem Buteu @Eerr fcrtfa6ren m6ae.
Us III iegt nicht an Der 3cit, uter (umgsnor
Isne) WtId Su !%rsinen, wotl aber b~epirfeu mir
oes greene. GrstaIb rufen tsir 6rn. 3Ona ,u :
Galre Icrt in bonn bssuuncnfn 9tcrf, IL. rube
nttf bis Grinr Semibunarn init @rfcIa oes
front itno, crln Der 5rtfre alcin fnnn Wenuos
tNuung 9tben. SIreite mt 20crt uup 3SneY as.
9rn bic dbIhsuIi&e Sartarei, meide in DER pers
IneiHt8'en Staten berrimt. @nclth mus Der
5anatiSnuS bod 5ur 8eitnnuna tommer. ene<
LID mus or li5 bod austcben uuO nit Der
ot'rne cft 8enIg 9e8en bic 9GGno g%srannt fem.
SCt'0 fisier jtrtc9 no6 Hanger irrtgsIeBt, oauR
It cine S~ispmtiit tsin Wufertsdt meGr, otslz
me4r 1T Gle 8ctFatrrridaIt cann Gin tlnciro.-
oann itr8t Die SepUtra!te i'm Gqree, tanr IL
Der Se.nette Mann our ScIaDerei eetcren, bann
1T AbraRam 2inrpln puu &jcttee @napsn Elm.
%Itai'trtFy berrlhsr lber SGmnr5e INN gGttee
t'nn 1T er oon Wottee @nareu csrnien, olt
amsritanilhe 9fa:iCn ,u siIbrt9cn unO nata iei=
mem 9uiIinten fin spi9 beraS3umIiroiOen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-07
t@crrsiSbnoens Der gtsm gurfer Staaioscitln6.)
Gins Benz tbeff(tebcu Seutfbhnnb.
2OHen Wtoi.
20feR 0tai.

70 III GIN pnSHcuttp uHStuu tut lV
rcutf6e SaGe uno eiu 0tnd bel alan unalud
fir bic Y6ucr. 6aE fs in eprosrter 5tetbs bsr
twet ablolati1tltsn Grpemldtsn t~sfampft wsr=
cen, welhe aus ibrcm DAP grgsn Die naItpnaten
uuo frsissitliden Sellrsbuuseu Der S6Ittr fein
@cbaimni6 ma6su; namentjit Gle rrru9ilnep
Suuttrtldtter beuuBrn Die Nisoctld9e Der ga
men nur su td9lt6eu 9tn8rifrn ss8cn Den 2tbs.
rGliemu8 uuo 1arlameutariemu5, ineem lc
nab ben Nifrlcl9en Der prdnifdsn 5prtr
fhritts parfsi" I6auocrnb bic Ihrsdlide 3ufunft
9reu6,n5 untrr ben 6dnoen elmer parlamruta-
ridden He9isrung au6moleu. STIR bopur6 IL
ss ;u srtldrCu, baB ieItl e5rlt&e Dsmcfrnten,
mic G'dribaloi, Sules SABRE II. u. In ben Dancn
bic pur6 lrtermadt eroridten bslocnmitbtasr
Sertbeibiaer Der NattpnaIitat uro Der %cpnltitu.
ttunsqen 5rsib:tt fCteu, pdbreno es lfb rod
tlur barum burrclt, ZEN aue etRtm aGtbaren
gfatiunnlgefIbl entiprunaensu. ndticnalcu lie.
trrmutb Der gioeraGnrn auf zen &cpf ;u f6laz
gen, msi&c purh bic i6amIUitI e 9luebcutuna
ilnb Die brutu Ie rlnterpridung prutlhsr Can.
bss unp peutiber Hntipnallt1t tie O1tttel fnbcn
trcuen, i9re YartetGrnclsn nit fstttu QfrInotn
ju belcbnsn unf ibreu Staat S~uriner ihnincrl.
baften, feline eisentu Srdfts melt ibere,iocupsu
@r5Be auf,ublalsr.
DieIt unnericntfiIhen un6 a6forutihiId,cp
1elultt fnp Ger iblimmFc 6cinp rsr g4dbc re,
Srr;cstGumer. 9aats prruseu often unp ebrltt
aQen @nntriune. 0crlu6en at, pe,trau.c cs entz
fh'ere: Der Scltftslimmuno Der Se,ypotti;
mcr, pie ean; un;peiitlbafs IN einers H1tnISn-
Diaeu Staat inter Dem Manufacturers fiinren
wiirpe, 70 nirre es rte aan,c @ituotipn beberr.
iten unp ole 6raaetn etbrihIHN,r JS,iit Islrn
Gin cuoitrr QnIhluE ptt Se,outbI mrr in mill,
tdr;Ibcr, martinez uno potitiIher S;nGFbt an
Nreusrn cradte l,t earE ron lelb(1. Dir On,
te9rit6t IGuemarts," 1s.loe rttItm BE CT,ht
prrlsibtu. Icl, rie Niorten Der Snjrc uomrntIit
fir Nu6lanp III perihtiessn, ;eiot ifh :, Ord,
aQein raru3 as rr ar5tnc 6unpuo. pof; e.
Tsinen e~iirigern Tiriprchcr BAT. ais Wuelanb
9erane, asQsn wslbts IL aeribti 1eiu ira.
mcuu Der ereubiIhe @jelaaets in Taris G,ro;
Hun @cls. eeiprdhsweiis yetlicbot 81, ,n6e
iriree bic Dippeler Ghau,tn unbepiri,t ann
Shubr DER tcutlhen Norrsreu;e beboGtsu, fp
mag tEm WarIhoI MatWa6on oon, In, sfure
oss &aiiers antwurten: Cam pe.cs in an
fclasunrn Gage auf Dem @eee mad WEain; Irih. :.
NnppleUn mhrce aber fiber rbcasu elmer io[hen
GBim1re, wie tie ,nSntsor!tdt CGnemarfs. " finn
aus Scree una bic einilpei!en nod Iuhio i'm
9RaIhe ,riTre,hs 6ris, sT,tr, r,.. obi: 9,
, 1864-04-02

twel. what next :" said Mrs Part;nvton
a. She in,errub,ed Ik. vho v,. ,..d,n~ n.
~, nsws .Ths n,er.,. d.;..n i, A.. 80, y,
p,... ~, 49,, ~, ~. ~ ~ IN ~ u'"'H
s ~. ~ ~. 80. ~, 49, o,s '".' WI 70 srong
@ s"ss. =. isPoss ."sy nan . o''se EN- deep 70
sep we AsSs'0nAdsrs ron d'ss'0s under them.
aa' y ss"S".. s'. hu,an Tan, jan s0'n, a's-
-"ss :, :, U,'y','ys ~ ""es a"a osck' on INC ro-
.0%ae' "a 1--WE nou's ana na''' with the tide
N her lavor going down. sac averaged eish.
teen miles per hour. Tbs Is the vessel that
vas proposed BY Assistnn. Secretary Of the
Navy, Fox, ior race.
, 1864-04-02

that the LIST, and 18th ccrps are to be merged
into the 81 and 9Th.
New York, March PA letter from Japan
reports the burning Of 10000 houses aid 2OOO
warehouses in the city Of Asaker. One thou
sand lives were lost. The fire lasted three days.
Gen. Albert Pike has made overturcs for an
amnesty.
The English Blockade runner Norma, while
attempting to run the blockade on the Swanee
river, was run ashore and burned by her crew
to prevent her falling into our hands.
The Senate Pacific Railroad Committee had
under consideration to-day various schemes for
additional legislation. The committee will make
such changes in the bill as will insure speedy
cOmniencem nj Of the work.
Gen. Hancock, who was to-day before the
vindicatcd Gen. Mcade's conduct al the battle
Of Gettysburg.
The Postmastcr.G General invites proposals for
the purpose Of putting the California overland
mail service in operation. 1heschedule increase 5
the speed so that the trips must be made in SIX
teen days during eight months Of the year, and
in twenty days during the remainder Of the year,
Chicago, March PA statement has just
bech received, exhibiting quotas Of the several
States under the last call, with all credits de-
Quoted and all deficiencies added, which shows
Illinois over $4,000 in excess. All the other
States are deficient. Pennsylvania is short 78,.
900, New York $4,000, Ohio $4,000, Indiana
$1,000, Massachusetts 10000; other States from
1000 to 5000.
Philadelphia, March 22-A New Orleans
letter says that Gen. Banks took the field on the
, 1864-04-02

turn. IN
"Lightfoot, sir" said he ID a tone Of
mingled braggadocio and sullenness. "TRe
Lightfoots ha' been ohe o the fust fsmi.
lies. Jeems Lightfoot was the best speaker
that ever sot in the legislator Of Vircinny.
Neal Lightfoot belonged to the Wiypiis
branch O the family, and owned The best
Piedmont horses in this section o country.
Patrick Lightfoot Ct Jeems River
"Yers the lantern for the Yankee" said
the cripple, limping into the room. ne
stared blackly and balf-defantly, flung open
the door, and muttcring that l was to look
alive arter my hoss," led the way aeroes the
yard to log-stable or she'd
"Stop," said "the good pony must
be watered," and l turned toward the old
well. To my great surprise, the cripple
darted forward, dropping his lantern, aid
seized me with the grip Of strong man.
"Don't go there p he said, with 4
strangely altered eoice; "thcre amt nd
water thorc! The pole Has got vedged 1t
the bottom: Come yer; come this way"
I found him absolutely dragging me, and
was not more amazed at his vehemehee
tbon at his wonderfnl nbvs;col ro,rer e
Inconsistent as tbon,bt with III dsf,r:
mitv Truly had fsllsn AMONG hoor;sS
people. Yielding to the wb;m ~ t5e Ia
[ watcrcd my horse at the wintllass &sii'' '
but refused to remove the saddle at his soIi-
citation. Returning to the dwelling, I
found table spread, Aid some Indian
Tbe younc riri 10 whom have alluded ~
nj tbS head IF the tabIe. bnt fS;isJ ~ ~ ~
terest her in conversation and tnrrsS !,
length to the old man
@This Is a sad war s;rr
"You folks cot Il nnp -t
9We lament IN, snEe az mn., az III; III,
a ~
Likely: Look Al me sno;lcd n lana
and cattle 4 nrisoner II, INV own Sonse Al
alien in INV own eSuntryvmv Snr sors
driven from me- bnt tha1k Ga Soh,;n:,
ont their deliyeranee aein Won M yons
bordes ~ IL 80
q Come" said softIv d Iet ia Law ihssk
tbinSs aside to.niebt: Re.nrn ~ hst,sr
days and themes. You have still a snsrf
If rssard cOr ,Ss oooJ u old Id'I Ir1;nn 0 E.sA
YOU forgotten the Salmy time Of re when
South and North Stood shoulser 10 sSoSldSr
At Ticouderoea"-
/ stonped IN mute astonishment Attba
itora,jor of The last y,ord 4 Joe,hi, ,.il,e
came over the old centlemSn S,s chm
d,onned mon lis bosom. and b;s hsnds
hung ncryelessly unon His char FroM
bold. maniacal defiance. he had cbanyc3
10 eowed. tremulons. dcmerted s;leScS
Suddenly and mecbanically he rose croDsd
BY way Of the wall TO staircase, and shut.
fling ike a man in dream, disappeared.
/ saw no more of him that night. The
girls, scarcely less agitated, also inmedi.
stely retired and l was left alone with the
cripple, astounded at the effect Of nv ora.
tory. and certain that / had fallen into
house of lunatics.
ASH sat absorbed in a review Of IN.
occurrences Of tie evening. / looked casii;:
alIy across tho room Al lie et;tfblA. ls whs
Ind been for some minutes sittinv sil.ntly
upon tl;e floor. Tbe 6relirHt revealed M
face. though his body was BATH j n shadow.
and / saw That he was leering darklv nn.sss
me. Out Of all patience With ne fellvw:.
| called to him ii no ycry amiable voice:
@My man. haycn't Won a face IN vony =,
=
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
By the Governor.
4l-iw O. III OATES. SEC. All State.
SOUTHERN MEMS.

Caudcn, NV. ~. lSt4.-Ihe follow
ing is copied from The Mississippi Cla-
rion If ihe l2.h Nov;
Richmond. NOV. 9th--Thc delay in
paying Tie trouys is being discussed.
and purpose evinoel e adopt me surcs
a- an early day iOr their payment ID I'll
turc.
Mr- Foot opposed ia. Presidents
Recommendation flr detailing riitOra
and employees Of newspapers. lie de
tended ne press, and said j. should not
bc lnicri.rcd wiEni tA4t tue army would
hc sirensthelet IN tot Gripping THU
press
Mr. Barksdale opposed hin.
MT. Foot responded.
The matter was referred 10 the mill
tary Committee.
The House IL discussing resolution
for the employment Of negroes in the
army, Dir. Chambers, of Mississippi,
speaking IA opposition tO in.
The bill tD raise mere men for the
army places all resident white males Be-
tween lhe ages # is and As IN tho
army, and rcvokes III exemptions. d.
tails, and aEthnr.zes the President tc
make details when necessary
Bills 10 abolish promotion bT Renio.
rty, and make merit lie basis. was IL.
fcrrcG 10 the military committee.
Ir- Marry. Of tennessee unrisd 4
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HD-QRs RESERVE CORPS. D. A., NJ
Il

H'D-QRs. RESERVE CORPS. ID. A.,
Gzx. ORoERs,
No. !.
T I il deemsd best for the cemulaa wsaI thal
4 the R-seEvs Corps, should devote as muck
time ~ the ss;grueirs OF tAysaTvita viii permit.
= civil and domestic duties 90 L0r- IAr tui-
lowing orders are therefore published fur thr
guidance and instruction Of ik- several c9ll-
nan1s, whom their corporation with tbs active
forces IN the field is no, required, and fAa corps
o! any uIg4Hizsd portion thsTcot, temporarily
returned 70 their counties:
]. heEimsnisl, bsftaiiou and company com
manders, will st once establish camps ID reudr1-
vsus, sentra! to each Of their respective cun4-
maEdS. These camps wil. al al iiulus b. hupt III
readiness FOR imMe Hate occEPoti0u " suiiH-
Die detail ot ozcsrs aHd Lon, who win ha re-
liaved every twenty days. This detail, besides
Keeping tho camp IN good condition, ui.l assiB.
IN collecting and guarding stores and VIII puI-
form such other services as may be required
III The companies viii BE- assembled H at thr
appointed rendezvous each Saturday, tUr fHe
purpose Of drilling. The ron will le called
PuucluaAy a. tie hour desiEn@tad by the COM
ptny commander. who Will cause tu Ae made
sut aud forward on thu same dav t0 Regimen
tai or battalion He4d-Q lar,lrs, weekly report
Of lis company together wish list O. those
abs n without leave. giving raak and name lib
4uis. A4a ass Will Do fkt on A4r lA hMF AMlE
tsnt's oLic-. The reports above ca.l. Y ioI Win
be consolidated ct Regimental and Battalion
Heaa-ts UarteTs. and forwarded ns soon AZ urac-
tcHble. In like manner, report will al4c h=
fJTua dsd 10 the ordinance ufEcpr 0f thr Le-
rye Corps, Of the number, quantity and CON
di'ioE Of arms, ammunitioE rad accroumcnts on
hand.
III. Each company will be sub-livil4d by iE
commander iHto squads, arranged in reference
20 the ueighborhoods in which the men reside.
Each squad will be under the charge of "A
commissioned or uOn-cOrImissioual officer, wh
viii bo held strictly responsible for itE speedy
assembling, and prompt obedience 10 the orders
O; he company cOsimanier.
~. Oficeys or men wilfully uagl.uliuE w
assemble HheA properly notified, win be arrrs-
TED by the company Commander, sept 10 Esri-
mental or Battalion H1ad Quarters. and kfnt
strictly guarded, until q statement of thl casa
can be forwarded TO these Head Quarters. ana
stps taken to turn thsm over TO tke regular
service, CT they be otherwise dealt with.
V. No officer or viii ba permitted tO
leave bis county for e longer period than six
days without special permission from these
Head-QuarteTs. Company commanders will
grant ayes Of absence and furluughs for less
time than six days, only while ha command III
remaining at Loma rs contemplated by this er-
der
b. command Of
BRIG-GEN DCCEEET.
r. b. SIXTH, A. a A. Gen.
<l-4w
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
$4,000 REEF ARnP

ANYWAY from the residence of - = sxb-
1@ scTiber. at Dallas. Texas, on the 14th ul-
nmo, TWO NEGROES, of the following d.
sIlplon AdolPhus, light mulaLto, aged
aboat y years, rather belew The medium size.
and Angeline, his wife, also a muatto, eyed
about IL years. snd rather small. They took
OF large bay mare-mule. Don't know THAR
dress, as ] was not at home when they left
The above reward viii be paid for their delivery
70 ny wife at Dallss, or for their confinement
"a Jaii so that ! get them. Said negroes were
lOught from Or. Smith, of PrincetoE, Ark. aud
81 doubtless trying to make their way to tie
Federal lines in that vicinity
+.-5w A HAYWOOD.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
C. S TREASURY AGENCY T. NJ
Marshal, November S3 Tsf1

R00 MILLION LOAN-Sql,s W Eon. Tar
0OO abts Siz Per Cent Cogp0z 5cEis -TLaEe
Bonds are for sale by the Depositarias at Mar
shall, Houston and San Antonio. Texas; Shr=vc-
pert, Louisiana, and Washington, Arkansas -
They will Ice sold at premium Of Fifty per
cent, with Interest sccrud added In New Cur
rency or It's equivalent in the taxed Treasury
netes exchaUgeaJle for the new
Certificates for exchange or IssErs by De-
positarics IN the States West Of ths Mississippi
viii ba received as New Treasury Eot.s
=. ". GRAY,
4l-3W Agent Treasury IT NJ
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HlD-QRs. rRfCE,S ARMY

l.ansspor,, Ark, Dec. ;, 4-54.
GsS. ORDkE,
10
ALL leaves Of absence and furnrzLs
= . granted from these Head-Qusr.crE. or by os-
te-rs belonging to this commaud lr- har-by
reyekedi and All officers and men now sbsan;.
viii report without delay for duty - their rr-
spectiys commands.
II. This order is MOTTO Be applied " the on
eers and men VI The Lricsdrs commanded b.
Cslonels McCrsy. Freeman and Dobbins
By order vt
NAJ-eEN. NJ FETCE.
AAcLEAN. It Col. AID 4. A. Con
$l-Zw.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

hER.1A-ln the piece rabiishsl in
our last issue, headed The Missouri
Campaign under date OF September
18th. fDF "F4gan'- division about 5000
strong, read 5000 for IL pieces Or
artillery" read 10"
Under date of Oct "a, FUR -carnped
ia little skirt Of woods; no firing 10
fayun Nalas de Cignias. read "camprd
I'D iii " woods on Marias ~ Gig
MAS; Ia heavy firing t, day"
Ort. ns-f0r Sour lDas abon. 500
read so
Oct. s0-For Magnolia read 4ys,.
vile
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

application and all the papers connected with it
viii be forwarded to District Headquarters.
When arms have been once given a soldier, no
privileges whatsoever will be granted him un-
less he produces those arms or accounts fol
them satisfactorily to the officer commanding
his company and to the Colonel of his regiment
VI. All officers are enjoined to the stretesi
compliance with the foregoing orders; failing
in which. they viii not only be tried by Court
Martial for disobedience Of orders, but sill be
brought before board of examination for in,
effiei' ncy.
BY command Of
Maj Gen. J. B. MAGRUDGR
ED.P. TURNER, A.A. G.
4O-6t
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
HD-QUARTERs DISTRICT ARKANSAS.
Camden, 2Gth November, 1854.


J. Citizens are informed that # is contrary te
t'N to buy clothing, accouuements, arms, &c.
.''a soldiers, under penalty of forfeiture ef the
topeIty and S300 fine, or nos less than TIVE
years Imprisonment.
=, n, All offers are directed to tako possession
- SA Enteld, Mississippi and Springfield rifles
r.. 1t iAaskets and breach-Ioadiug earbues found
= We possession of citizens as government pro-
t,.'y Illegally acquired, turning the same ovar
,.;I II'sa1.-Col Clay Taylor, CHIEF Of Ordnance,
e eaa aiull statement Of the case, and giving to
,I.isi1sn iSI1sn receipt for the same, which receipt
b.4slow tls value Of the arm OF arms, as may
,sTed upon by the parties aud as may be
ios,r4leu by assessment az prescribed in the
ss5t@ament act. These receipts will be pre-
s55.. Lt-Col Clay TayloI fer settlement,
III, e." amount will be paid the citizen where
Govsoroaaad that the property is lis and not the
or Il al Aissourians wLo have come siHely
eo71..ii 'i'ai5 to Arkansas, Lot belonging to the
vll-o$ Of Marmaduke, Shelby OF Pagan,
10 al " 70 Msi.-Gen Parsons at Camdea, or
IT -, y, D Mitchell at Washington.
hast tr- eia Tue troops Of the army will drill at
talls 'fe ,.t q day, and Ill cavalry will have two
" -nl&uiry to one as cavalry.
efg " PPh1atlou tor tuIlouEh from any sol
sGbs 'nFI oi infantry, cavalry or artillery.
This ;a. '.el tanned at this, or any future time.
tFsssspt...l talate commanding officers nnless
sqants Hls arms, with bayonet and 8ecoaire-
~ Or II % 'he cohn anding officer OF his COM
oo,.I IoNs to his satisfaction and to that OF
- commanding regire mt that these
aas, i never been issued 10 him or il is
icy have been lost through no neg
fls Part au3 ia such eases the
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
StOEena.SEOO FEexyavf.

GTOLEN on the night of the Sth Instant
- from James Nance's, 9 miles from Wash
ingtcn on the Columbus road, GREY HORSE,
about I6 hands high, has the mark OF the collar
under the neck, the right hind
hooI split up to the hair; has very small black
spots over his body. The above reward will
be paid any one delivering the horse to me at
James Nsuce's, miles from Washington, OH
the Columbus road.
Mrs. SARAH SPENCER.
November 10 1864 3s-5t'
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
FOR. SALE

I HAVE several thousand acres or good Cot
l ton LANDS in Jackson county, Ark which
will sell for new issue, four per cent certificates,
six per cent certificates Of indebtedness, seven
or eight per cent bonds or interest notes. These
lands will be sold in tracts to suit purchasers.
Titles good For particulars address
Ss-lm A.: " POOL, Camden Arh.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
H-QRs. TRANSMITS. DEPARTMENT,

General Orders,
No. IS.
TO the end that the accounting officers of the
l. Treasury may DC enabled to act advisedly
on the Claims OF pay due deceased officers, and
prevent the possibility of error or fraud, in
twice paying for the same period Of service, all
Quarttrnasters, charged with pay funds, will
Immediately prepare and transmit to Hon D:
I. SHALL, Auditor, T. NJ, ut Marshall, Texas.
roll OF list of all others to whom they hav.
heretofore made payments on account Of their
pay snd eInolaInru;s, and hereafter will furnish
similar rolls ut the end Of Zach calendar month
according 10 the following form:
List Of 05fcers, G. S. A., to -aon payment, we're
made By ule daring tss nsai1, Of - l55 :,
on GecO&Ht 81 tieir pay.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
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CAMDEN, Ark, Nov. 20, 1854.
At a regul.r Wsrting Of Ouarhit- Lodge. No.
H. J. o. o. +, held this day, it was
Hsssi5sl That, wh5rvas The Grand Lodge OF
ouI Order has been unable 60 hold its re.-ss ar
communications since she occupation of Little
Rock By tue Fedrrzls, thercby leaving tAa Su-
hoIdiuzie Lodges Ia the State without hcaG.
aEd curialiHg our usefulness; BE- i therefore
Fss7irei That ihs Noble Grand or this Iodra
hs empowered 20 published an adrertis .nl-at
In She " Washington Telegraph" fur meet
ing Of the GranG Officers of the Grand Lodge
within oGg lines, sgd all~Qih.r Past Grauds Of
Lodges row working or suspended fo hold
en az Camd'n, Arkansas, on the 10th dAv w
January, 1853, for the purpose cf recognizing
said Grand Lo3ge, and Tor any other purposes
relative to the good Of the order.
In accoidaue Elih the above resolutions
hereby so,dially mvne all the Grand Ofie-rs III
sar G.. l.. / o. . Y. and Past Grauds O. The
different Subordinate Lodges in uur STATE "a
iueet ai Cane lsl on the 18th day uf january.
1865. Z. 2. VICKEEs. E. O.,
Oglehi;a Lodge, No. IL, J. 90. 7
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
ESTATE or GEO HILL Dec'd--ApPLI-
CATION FOR SALE OF LAND.

4 the next January Term of the Hon. Pro-
Il bate Court for the County of Hampstead,
State of Arkansas will make application on
behalfof myself and the heirs of said deceased,
to sell for the benefit of all concerned, Ger
tain lract Of land belonging to said estate stu
atcd near C8laiE5 5 in said county, described
as the south west quarter OF the northwest
quarter and northwest quarter of the south
west quarter OF Section ~, Township II, south
of Range 26 west, contsinine eighty acres, with
DIV cling, &c upon it,
n. ". HILL, Widow and Executrix
Eov. 80 1854 4074w
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

HEAD QUARTERS, CABFLL's BRIGADE,
Spring Hill, Ark, Nov. 20, 1864.
GeReTal OrduHs,
Ne.
An Officers and Soldi.r OF CahrlrE Brigade
not granted leaves of absence and f,rlougks in
pursuance Of Special Orders No 20. Division
Head Quarters. win report for dEty without de-
lay al Spring Hill. Arb.
By order OF
Ii. Col. ! VI. HARRELL.
41 sw. BES. J FIELD, M,i t A "A Gan
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07

IID.-QRS. DIST. OF ARKANSAS, N
Washington. Nov. -. 1854.
Special Order,
No. -.
A ny officer Of tho QnsrtermRstrr Ur Com
n missary Department who may have in his
employ OK knows OF the whereabouts Of the fol-
lowing negroes, belonging to Mr W. O. Stout,
viii report conc,Ening them to Major WI w.
johnson, Superintendent Of Slave Labor, ST
Washington:
MiNGO. feet a inches high;
GEORGE, feet inches high.
by command Of
Mai Gen. MAGRUDRR.
". A ALSTON, A A. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-07
JEFIERECE DAVIS
sseret.ry Of s:e.e.

The foregoing proclamation. owing ky the Il.
regularity cf communication with tie Seat 1f
Government WAS not received until too late for
the general observance Of the day tppofnteG
Iha commanding General therefore directs that
tAe 18TH DAY on DECEGEEE uoLt I- srt
apart fer tHe objects specified; thai on that dav
ALI Government workshops he closed and labor
suspended anl that, as iAr a= prAe-i -abln, Whit
military du.i.s cease. Th- troops arr recon
m=nd-d 20 assemble a- their respective places
IF worship, ard ih- citizens Of the Department
invited i7 Enitr iI the r1ligia-4 observance III
the dav-
BY command of
Gcn. Z KIRBY SMITH.
S.s Ash -usoE,
h- A. Gtaeral.
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