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GOOD LUCK. !"

containing about 100 acres. From to 10
acres of it is cleared. he land lies about
miles from Oaklau Terms of sale cash.
THOMAS A. HOPKINS,
Feb. 25,-ts. Trustee.
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Maria Armstrong
Lewis A. Armistcad
Hanson Briscoe (heirs)
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GEORGE A. HOFFMAN, P. N.
Cumberland, Nd, March 3, 1861.
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TRUSTEES SALB

Valuable Tract Of Land.
T,lIE undersigned Trustee. will offer at
L public sale in front Of the st. Nicholas
Hotel in the city Cumberland, on
SATURDAY,, 1911 day Of March,, 1864,
TT 10 O'Clock, g. M, all the right title and
interest of John G. King. late Of Alegany
County deceased Ian insolvent petitioner in and
to the tract of Land called
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Name of Owners.
Martin Meets
Robert Swans (heirs)

Martin Meets
Robert Swans { heirs)
r. James and G NJ Swan
A Smiths (heirs)
II Smith
Samuel Smith
NJ j Waning
r Armistead
Elias Beachey
Gcnrge Cloves
j B Ford
II NJ Fitzhugh & W Thomas
James Ross
] Robinson
ii Smith
J Bealls (heirs)
John Baker.
A Lcpley of Pa.
J l. Matthew'S & VIM Shaw
ii Webster
II NJ Fitzhugh & W Thomas
Michael Miller
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COLLECTIONS

Claims Against the United States.
CHARLES B. THRUSTON, Attorney
~ at Law, Cumberland Md, having secured
the cooperation, in Washington City, Of o
rosponsblc and very successful
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-03
Frederick Grammer

Frederick Grammer
John Hyde
William Jewell
Samuel Jays (heirs)
Mary A. Legg
Wash. G Sookerman
Montevue Mining and MAN.
ufacturing compan
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Fernandis Walton and Fiel-
ding Lucus Jr.
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Hope 4l3 acres, FOlly ll6 acres all at 81,
Buckingham's Hunting Park $40 acres at S.
Deer Park 100 acres at SO.
PIT of Castle Garden l342 acres and of the
Two Taverns s29 acres at 80.
DISTRICT NO. &.
Tracts United, 1871 acres
Tract of Land, Hope lO55} acres at So.
Stave Wood 300 acres at 81.
DISTRICT NO. o.
Keene 1Old acres at 81.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
PIT Republic 57O3 acres, Pt Pink Of Allegany,
2oi9 acres all at 81.
100 acres at 81 so
Mount Cynthia 1851 Mt S1.5O.
Lots ll44, l145, 1918, Vacancy 10 acres, 81.
Pt of Elk Garden 997 acres at 81.
Pt of Eden Spring 200 acres at 81.
Buckskin 73b acres at So, Lots l545, 30 acres
at 50.
Undivided of Smithfeld, SIC acres at 81 so
200 acres Of land pit of Bridgewater at 81
Andremache 500 acres, Abydos 6la acres,
Brinlcy 454J, Beechwood Al, Covendale 100
Formosus 1871, Gomera 2OOs, Messila so,
Monsefrat lOO San Raphael so acres, at 81.
Lots ll72, 1921, 1921, 936, 1909, 274l, 2742,
2777, 2778 and 1876, 500 acres at 81. PIT of
New Addison 1876 acres at Sl.50
Elysiansylvania 400 acres at 81.
Lots 1923, 1904, 1870, lao, 1910, 2l0, SO,
1859, lOl, 1902, lO4, 1854, s7s, 1898, 1880,
201c, in all 800 acres at 81.
Bune 277k acres at 81 so
Brotherly Love 1901, ard Bargain loo, Lots
3O67, 1850, 1920, III 1894, 4l65, 3SOS,
$500, 1897, 43O acr 30, New Addison 2O2,
Prospect SIS acres, es, lor's addition 444
Last Shift 100 acres, Canallville 264 acres
at 81.
] of ALEXANDRIA 1919 Eustatia 200, half of
Fairfax $50, Siege of Arce 9l5, Sweet
Pink 100, Reimbursement ZOO Bridgeport
25, Mt. Pisgah 5l2 acIes all at 81, Troas
1860, Rhinocerous 1921, Dalcalia 100,
Xechlinburg 400, l Cootia Is acres, half
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
EtSayGti 0r St05gn

EtEDN rh" subscriber. ou o. oh"s:r he 25th
q day OF May l~j4. iron, th, II. tlquat,rla
o.. B-i --ti.rl. Do"k-ry, uoa,r C..,ui-u. Ark. q,
Inc light ~oitREL HORSE. Nv, 1rs1s old
,.~ u"i.ta- Is about II. haIis high hes :
su- ~ ire spot his lett osI -bout thu si 80 ut
aH tngiiSI p,.t: q brown poi On hi rght hip
a'"u: the size OF silver bal! dO!.,.; .uule
>.fnr. scarcely prcept.blr down his beck, ..lt
scar ON his i"tt shouldr-, VIA &. h.: The -,
uanrn of - brand IF The !,.trl l. o: t-ac- /.
badly executed
4 liberal reward viii b., 5aii te. ,E-. 5..;v4ry
al fms turs- 10 At Esi1--C, nrr5I lg.-Sr :
ht7lqHart' rs>'r amy Information r .r...il.r han.
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JAMES u. HiLIIA3IS
Camden. Ark. June 18th, I-C4 2U-2!u
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
PROCLAMATION
BY TIL E GOVERNOR:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WAsHISGTO~, ARK, July o, 1854.

WAsHISGTo<, ARR, July o, 1864
/ TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
( Tie the SheriGs Of tie seu~sl Counties in sad
St0ts-efREETISG:
[ WHEREAS, the Constitution and laws OF
w the State OF Arkansas, require that a
General Election shall DO held, in said State,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,
next, 1864
! Therefore. I, HARRIS FLANAGAN, Cover.
nor of the Stata OF Arkansas, do proclaim that
General Election Will be held in the respective
Counties Of this State, the said first Monday
of October GIA thousand eight hundred and
. sixty-four That is TO say:
/ For one Prosecuting Attorney for each of the
following Judicial Circuits, 10 wit:
| First, Second, Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth.
Seventh. Eighth, aHd Ninth
/ Also, for Stat Senator from each OF the
/ folle wing Senatorial Districts, 10 wii:
I From the d District composed OF the couEties
I of Carroll ana Newton;
/ From the 18th District. composed Of the coun-
1 ties OF Crawford ani Franklin;
/ From the 9th District composed OF the eouu-
, ties of Sebastian ana Scott,
. From the 9th District, composed of the eoun-
ties of Johnson and Popr;
From the 7th District composed Of the coun-
. tics Ot Yell, Perry And Conway;
From the Sin District, uposed OF the coun
/ ties OF lizard and Van BIrrn;
From the iClH DISH Ul. composed oi toe coun-
/ ty oi independence;
! From the IIth District composed ot the coUn-
! ties Of Lawrence anu Fulton;
From the 10Th District composed of the coun-
ties OF Phillips ana Monroe;
| From the 18th District composed Of the coun-
/ ties of Chicot Uru,. and Ashley;
From the SUlh District, composed Of the coun-
tics oI Bradley and Dallas
From ihc 1,th District, cuIuP0scd OF the coun-
.irs c. Hot spring Montgomery aud Saline
Also, iron. each O.tAa following Districts,
! TO tii uuexpiIrl terms:
! From tLe 18th District, composed OF the couu-
les Of Poinseti, Cross and 81. Francis;
! From The l4ih District, compused oi the coun-
ties OF Mississippi and tritr-ndrn;
/ From the l7;n Dis0ict. composed vi the conn
{ hes of W hi-e, jackson and " oodrutf.
/ Also, for members OF the House OF RcpTc-
sentafiyes OF the neat GensJ,l Assembly Of the
State from the respective counties thereof, TO
wit:
From the county Of Arkansas. one Represent
, alive;
/ From the county of Ashley, one Representative;
/ From Ihu county OF Benton 1--WE E,pra7 Btatif"s;
From lh- county ol BIEdirv, une Representative;
From the cuunty Of Calhoun one R'pTes .Hiat.s p;
! From the county Of Carrot two kcpr-ssntatlf ~;
( From the county oI CA.cor, one Representative;
/ From the o"uuty OF Clark one Il Pyus Hta'iyr'
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et4ECl5S9
=. -. LAnoR ECREAI. u VI. J.

Il" f-.s i,HoR BUREAU, =. v. IA.,(
Shreveport. Ia, July 9th, 1854.
J. le accordance With paragraph g. General
t-fr~ 80. 80, current series from u aItnut nt
Ii-aJ-itu7rtrr., al. officers uuj az, ntG Of the
government having charge ot negroes through
out OF from tdc District West La, will furnish
20 these H-ad- quarters. on the IEt of August,
l~5i and on the Ist of every month thereafter,
correct and certified muster roll OF the same,
giving owners naIt,e and residrne.
IL Hereafter no officer agent Of the Gov
eminent win transfer any slaves belonging to
this District to any other person, bureau or de
partment, except through these Head-Q quarters
Ill Slaves from this District will be rrceipted
for ~ this bureau only. and all Teuuisitions for
negroes must bc made upon this bureau, and on
forms prescribed and furnished by the same.
". Until further orders Shreveport La is
siEHat"d as the place OF rendezvous for all
IRE negroes aud slaves enrolled in this District
v. NJ! descrtions Of negroes will be reported
promptly TO this office, and owners of negroes
are particularly cEjoinc6 to use every possible
edort to prevent the desertion of their slaves,
and to keep them in service.
GEO. SOULE.
Lt.-Col. Chief Labor Bureau. II. W. La.
Approved:
BY command Of
General f. KIRBY SMITH,
W. K. BOGGS.
23-3t Brig.-Gen. and Chief of staff.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

V1HE undersigned is prepared with the neees-
X sary blanks, and IS authorized TO administer
the oath required by law in proving TAP the
claims of DECEASED SOLDIERS. The
claims heretofore forwarded to Richmond have
been paid, and persons who have lost relatives
would do wen TO make application for the
paw and allowance due them, as early rs posi-
bic, while the necessary proof can he obtained
July lS, 1861. c. l.. SUTTON. J. L.
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b. I. DANLEY,
Comi't Cousc.ipr> ibIsf. Arh
HID. QRS. CONNANDANr CON4CRIPTS
Di>r. OF ARR. Washington, July -, 1854.

HID. QRS. CO1iMANDANr CON4CRTPTs "A
DIST. OF ARR.. Washington, July -, 1851.
Ciroajar Ond.rS.
/. The numrrou, informal applications rc-
criy-d at this Office from officers Vi tue different
Sjsf Departments for the Detail NJ Clerks, En-
ploy-es. @c., render it necessary fhat instruc-
lions ee gwen Us 20 the proper malhuG NJ lnak
ing them.
II. Officers applying for the detail of persons
belonging to the Reserve Corps between the
ages OF - aud 81 years, must snow tuat such
persons wcro - years OF age on thn l6rh July,
1853; giving tu.! descriptive Isis setting forth
age, color OF eyes. color oI hair height, cont
p.exion, nativity, when and los whom enrolled,
when and by whom enlisted. and tn, date and
locality Of the organization To which they hr
long.
III When applications are made iyr persons
between the ages of j. and - v,Ils. ynu ha-H
been examined 10y th- Medical Ex.,nn .ag DoaIl
of Conzcnpts, and pronounced fil only lul uuty
in staff departments, thtE mus, ar"omninl -d
with fall descriptive lists. tl- -ha. with copy
of the original certificate If ,Neu"fiog, si-urf
by, nt least, two members oi said Examining
Board.
". In all cases. applications must show that
the services of thosc applied for arg iuCisprn>t-
bly, necessary for the prosecution nj thr bust
ness OF the officer making them
V. AL. details herrtOre granted AZ this Office.
upon applications not made in conformity IN ihc
above orders. are hereby revoked; aud officers
who have secured the detail II clerks. agents
and employees upon informal applications. NM
notified OF the necessity oi REM wing the sanr
at once, that a permanent detail ulay W. granted.
All applications for the detail of persons
OF the above classes, must bc addressed 10 the
Commandsnt Conscripts at Washington, Ark.
b. +. DANLEY,
22-:}w Comd't. Conscripfs, Dist. Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
HD-QRs. TRANS MISS. DEPARTMENT,
Shreveport. La, july 2n, 1864.

7iiTNt llbaA- is'if SuiN w. l1pi.
General Orders No. 30.
L. In accordance with m Act NJ Congress,
entitled: An Act TO increase the efficiency oi
the Army 10y the employment uf Free Ncgrors
and Slaves in certain capacities" approved Feb.
18th. 1863 all male free reToc~ aud other prT-
sons of color. not intending those WHO free
under the treaty of Paris OF l-n.i, or under tho
treaty Of Spain of 1919. resident I'm thr Cunlcd-
crate States. between the ages ~ - ana ~
years, will he Immediately enrolled under tAy
direction of the Bureau of Consrrip.inn,
II. The Bureau oi Consciipti0n viii talk. the
necessary steps through the Enroliinr Officers.
10 enroll immediately -fifjh Nd ALI tn- nla,-
slaves in this Department. between the ages ~
Is and - years.
III. All free negroes and slaves ~ enrolled
will be sent 10 rendezvous designated TN the
Comnaudants of negro labor to- the several
States, accompanied by descriptive rolls.
" RrquiSitions for negro labor must ht
made upon the Ccmmaudants q negro labor d
the several States
'. AL Officers and Agents nj tho Government
IN charge Of slaves will furnish monthly 70 tEe
CommandJnts OF negro labor 1T tile several
States 10 which the slaves belong, correct and
certified muster rolls OF those in their chargr.
BY command OF
General l.. KIEBY SMITH.
:. : ANDERSON,
23-3t ASST Adit Gen,
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
left

SpANAWAl from my Flaut,lioh. t miles
"a Southwest Of Aoores siIIe, Bowie county
Texas: ON the 18th ult Iegro 10y 1alil-d
AVIS, about )! tett high vsIghs about l5u
.s,. ariarh copper co.UI 7eIy quick sp1zrr
las s'ar on one OF his I.g5 IN Ter lis knee
int, done by hogs ;usi I'D boy - aJsut
~ :" years old have %Iso bru,A~r hos
runaway from SANS place u, tbs 18th AorctE4trl
as. about t'.ct high. wei lis about l5v lis
a7lHt % or 36 ysars old. LaI.t CHARLES
will give Five HuuIted D"lI,is to5 tie ap-
nr5hrnSiou and d@rer u AWE. 4,l Gus
Thousand :or Charles
2~3N 4 2 RANDLE
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
S2OO REV AR I'D.

GTRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber at
- Fulton, Ark, on the 7th inst, dark bay
Mare Mule, about 10 years old, has some saddle
marks. and branded with the letter J on the
left shoulder Also light brown Horse Mule
has sualI sore on the neck caused by the col
lar sbcut years old, branded on the left side
of the neck with the letter J, hardly visible.
viii give the above reward for the delivery OF
said mulss to me at this place or liberal re-
ward will be paid for any information, so that
can get them.
W. WARREN JOHNSON
Capt & A. Q. NJ.
Fulton, Ark. Aug. s, 1864. 2s-2w
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

l. IL mtg nj 81 tiers F,-ij-s wiz have
4 aot yrt rcpnrrri 10 the C4,a.nissioleI5 a1e
l.ga.sfsd TO report iInrn=5h,slt 10 : T
}.r.,r- Judge VI. j Hoir q. j. II " s.i-.siIas
ls4. u.a-s thci. names ar rtpust=3 bs the
S.A Aag1a'. they Will be deprived vI all h-uetit
j. ta" = - appropriation lot she l,..s l@UI
Er tl.-- a. tn Counts Court
>, / SANDERS CIR.
a.g. $. I-j:. 25-jn
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF SEWER.
Clerks Office of the Circuit ( CouIt in aud for the
County OF SEWER, in the State Of Arkansas,
on the Chancery side of said Court, in
the vacation thereof on the 25th
day Of July, A. Il. 1864.
fauline i. Hulgins, by VIM. II. !
Bzzell, her next friend. PETITION
Complainant FOR DIVORCE
Thomas D Iiudgins, Defendant
tENHIS day came SAID complainant and filed
4 her petition and affidavit herein, the object
~ which is to obtain divorce from the bed and
board and also from the bonds of matrimony
existing between her and said Defendant and
i appearing to me William J. benson, as
Clerk Of said Court, from the affidavit OF said
0ap!ainant, filed with her petition herein. that
'I4 ~ defendant is & nonresident .! the State OF
Arksnsas;
Therefore, it is ordered by me, as such Clerk,
s'4' The said Defendant be notified of the pen
.Aey Of said petition, by publication of this en-
u! and order in the Washington Telegraph, a
n5"Spaper publishedir il said state for two weeks
excessively, the last whereof to be at least four
".gAs before the first day % the next term Of
ni-' Court, to he held at the court-house III said
i''Hty, on the GIat lHundav after the 4th Men
~ 9"s q August A. d 1851; ana that unless said
~, infant shall be aud appyaE before said court
- - 17fore the third day Of said term, and
- answer or dcfnuI 10 said petition, the al
NyAs therein contained win be- taken as CON
r~a4-' ~9-H' 1nd decree entered according TO the
". !. DENSON, Clerk
80. "ae copy from the Record
I7ste; n. !. DENSON, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
For TIC IfI ETsnh
Lines 70 Old abe.
An TRen dis Crusi Far . o-.-.I

AR" TheH tAts Cruel FaT ~ 0-s-'
Abraham. don't yUu remember.
When first from vou 1--WE drew
How you thought that VIZ were joking
IN what we swore To do
How Won dream'd that we would waarv,
And backward urn to thee,
Asking pardon and forgiveness.
Hopeless tn he free
CHnRUs-Ahraham, old Abram,
Alas how hopes VII fade
What blast W u01 and 5haH,Tg
Y0nr "cIuel wal" has made
Ana, when out ,>7ou Manassas,
You marshalrd there vonr host.
Thinking that dismav'd we'd scatter,
And trembling yield the chost;''
Abe, YOU know ynu were mistaken.
When back vour thousands run.
Whipp'd. routed and roniouuded
For lile tn Washington
CHoEUs-Ahr4han, Old Ahlam, Sc.
Then Won knew we were in earnest.
Rnt still thought you had nigh.
In the greatness Of your numbers.
Who'd trH again I'd fight
But three wears of useless carnage.
Tell goa that aH Is rain.
When people are determined
Io break 4 tyrant's chain
CHDRr<-AbTaham old Ahran.
Though vcr'vc takrn many cities.
md with your r4rtrt bands
Have mayaEI,i. rol5si gs4 yisG5cr'd
our fairrst Southern lands
Yet, old ibF you rrSi remember
That 5iooi has inslkai the wsv.
Which vour Gyfts lave tHurEut to travel
Down South in search oi prag
CHoRUS-Ahralam, oii Ab.1m. Sc.
Camd. n. Ark MAY IJth, 1861
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
IE5BICL LoaS OYFtcE,

N8=H uSIVu. -Ath-, Jnue II, I50l.
IT wi'l be seen by rcJereuge to Gen Smith
{ Orders No. IL. he dire1ts The purchase. and
r necessary, tho iRPl lvssnent u one half the
C.,tou IN This department. 1t Is hoped parties
having cotton viii seil Il ~ tha Government
t#cr these orders. | qm i1arrucred 70 huy
cotton. The Government docs nyt I5t - rc-
sort te Harsh mcaus "a a.-n'hta- Il I would
therefore, urge ul,au th5-.- La i,s cotr,s. t.
come forward without delay -4uI s,L &. tin
GVgprurGcut.
DAVID BIUCE.
zen. Agent rrc4aec !.usu fo,. the
lG-tf State uf Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
Music Teacher wanted.

ON the FIRST MONDAY nj SEPTEMBER
~ next, 10 tesch in the Paracliita seminary.
Applications may he addressed to the uiider
Signed. Priacipsl Of said Institution n Para
cIifta, Ark.
24-3t- S STEVENSON.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

LfzT oF CAsrAlri-- IN rFF FnrETT
.hkR sEsAs HEGIn-N- ir tae r1mp44-r
from Dalton ~ Atlanta tF4a
Battle of Rrzaoa fought Ma~ -a, ~
and f5. 1854
Co A-Kill4d. Captain c EbsraaH
Wounded. Private J MY Icga-rr. --=.
severe: eorp'l F y H=D=-r. Hari. s'ir-r:
W q EVysiHger face sil -h-. Mm -ll'n.i.
iu-. -hopil-a Ii-At.
Ca WOUNDED Sn-E'-G Chatham.
-idr, slight. private G t nfa'-' t4e'- -aa
head. severe
Co c-Privats James Markham. .'rae.
severe.
Co D-Enn-.
Ca Wounded. Daniel y Grounds.
Co F-Kiilrd: corrara' Il III fsnh
Wounded. Corrl d H H4rhl- haac
vprr:pri,ate N II simpson, noFr..a se
we're.
ro'z H.I& K-Woardr1. Car, w
J Black hurn, shoul1.r clnu-lll. PRIV
vatc y w Shoemaker, foot. ei Elt
Battle W Kpnnpsav Nuuntniu
Co A-KilIed. Private James Caran
au-h Wounded: Prratrs Nh Il M"oa'
thigh amnntat-d since ira-ii William
RHnhiil- forehead dangerous
Ga R-W Wounded. It n II '>iefrnsru'
head, siighi; : Baxter. h-adi siishi- q y
Craig. ~. Slight; " II At-r., llWbaT
verta tabrs. dangerous
20 C-woulldrl. " FFhil snanf. armi
sligA--
10 i- None
Cn FL ifrmn -nltfar Nh M knax- ies.
frHh- arp' "a 4 keiaFo- rg viglsi.
90 E--N ualiac ctr<.iil Ac5.Esr,
hs'.d. sight p-iya.- : " b=strF. Ly..4.
slight.
~ T-yoin Copeland, ride severe
M tr HiNh
rl fama A hr-
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

Also, the following county officers in each
conn ", to vii:
One County and Probat Judge, one Clerk
of the Circuit Court, one Sheriff, one Coroner,
one TreasuTcr one Surveyor, and one Internal
Improvement Commissioner, except in the coun-
ties OF Arkansas Prairie and Perry. Also, one
Common School Commissioner, except in The
counties OF Bradley, Drew, Franklin, Fulton,
lizard, Marion, Montgomery. Pulaski, SeuIcy,
Van Buren and Yen. Also. one Assessor "f
Taxes in each of the counties of Arkansas,
Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Columbia, Craw lord.
Desha, Drew, Fulton Green, Jefferson, john
son, Lafayette, Lawrence, Ouachiia, Phillips,
Polk, Randolph, Sebastian, Sewer, Union and
Yell. Also, one Assessor and Collector ofTaXcs
in each Of the counties oi Ctittcnden, Hemp
stead, Independence, Poinsett and St. Francis
Also, one Collector Of Taxes and one Clerk of
the County and Probate Court in the
county of CLicot. Aud for each township
in the several counties one Constable aud such
number of Justices OF the Peace, as are Gutho-
rized by the Constitution and laws OF This State.
The Sheriis of their respective counties are
hereby required 10 cause said election TO DC held
according TO law
In testimony whereof, have here
SEAL unto sat ny hand and caused tie seal
Wv of the state of Arkansas to he affixed
at Washington, Arkansas, on this the twenty
third day OF July, in the year of our lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four.
BY the Governor: H FLANAGlN.
o. III. OATES. Secretary Uf STATE.
The election is ordered in the 2d, 4th, 9th. 6th,
9TH, 9th, 10Th, Ilth. 18TH 18th. 2Gth, and 25th
Senatorial Districts owing to a Decision OF the
Supreme Court When the Senatr shall meet,
it will, OF course, determine, under the Cons;i-
tuition, the official character OF its own members.
22-4w II. FLANAGAN.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
wanted to Hire,

q WANT to hire One Hundred and Iifty ahla
I bodied NEGRO NEN tor Teauistsrs, toi
which will pay Thirty Dollars pr Month
Capt L. O. Boggess, A. G. NJ. NJ Washington
via make all necessary arrangements with IA
ties in that vicinity.
ISAAC PRINKER, Major
d Cbt. q NJ y. A.
June 81. 1854 lI-tt
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
Nnf ice.

DED RIVER BAPTIST ASSOC ChTlON
IL viii held It's next Anniversary st Rocky
Comfort, Sewer County, Ark, commencing on
Saturday, September the oath, 1854.
s STEVENSON, Ch. Of Com
July Is. 1861 2u-9
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
center IAce Notice.

,,,HF OUACHITA ANNUAL CONFER
TNCE will meet October 5th, at Columbia
r,u,p Ground. near Calhoun, in Columbia
'11ity. ARK. Brethren will please take notice
~ go5syn themselves accordingly.
A z WINFIELD.
camden, Ark k July &c, le6. 1884
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN the city Of
Y Camden, new improvements, consisting OF
a Dwelling House, Workshop Tan-Yard, &c,
Confederate Money, old issue al discount, ac-
certable Address b., Box 81, Camden, Ark
August 9th, 1862. 24-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

LATEST ScuTHFFN nEsPArcrTS- --Molile-
Aug 6-FuIi Morgan, Aug y. rbe .nrHiY !.
gunhert with wuun. td l'-ir icr F-l.lunla VIZ
communicated wiin hfr hiniFai nahaGAn IA
wounG Eli DOING Neii hi- icE -uav XII saved
Cu rh- I+urrss-s WIZ AsL taC ki'.- W strd -sr-r
wouuard. 0n thn Si ima- eIri.f hi. fad inrIuair-
E.i-ut comstork, and seven morud-l Gu ine
Morgan. ou- slightly wounded
TAr garrison. w Fort Morgan is fr fnn sr-irri..
Tho ioss INA thc fori h siieht--tha en.inT frrina
viIGiv.
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ATTENTION! (!

III men belonging to Griffith : Consolidated
4 -11lth aid l7tb) Ark. Regiments viii report
y J:.1.s 10 Col Vance u Maj Jett, at Lewisville.
-.t'ns,1 ,Iv JOHN GRIFFITH,
A5L4s Col Gomd'g Regt
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

r I havc bat su'sll quantity Q: material
ebsul, and those wishing to avail themselves
Of nv services. should eoIl Immediately.
August, lO. 1504. paw
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17

ba rleaset 30 see any one requlr ng his services
4, 5i, ohce il Washington.
40
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pAVIp BLOCK.
$500 Reward.

Cen, Agent rrc5.'ec Lusu fos the
State uf Ark
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
DIR YANN

WOULD respect
fully inform his
friends and the pub
lie, that he has Just
received a supply of
Material for PLUG
GIEG OF FILLING
TEETH, and would
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
For Sale.

Fulton, Ark. Aug. s, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-08-17
20 fz,dIgant Nal.3;etx s,a,nti.es

2&3n' Il p. RANDLE