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Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
HD.-QRs, DIsTR5 CT Or ARKANSAS
l.n,dln Ar,n11st - -

Camden, August ~ i--.
General Orders
Under orders from CA1a' IN mt Hradruartcrs
Maior-Generai ]. b. =. .grt-er y , assume COM
mand Of this District.
The Naior-GeneTal conmandir rcOngratuiates
the . orle and the army of the ~ ri on the
ass enR,ent of this distinguished ofccr to its
commsn, The troops le is ihoat TO control
have won uniading laaIe's OF .l#ny Y FL ionght
fed s; unG Il this gallant anu &C we lc;-ArT til Y
will ga her still more.
i ne MaiC -Ger.J,l commanding cordially
thanks IT, officers a0d pIivates o the army and
Of the Arkansas :, . e 1. 5ops f. the eminent
courage skill anu 7C- : with which they have
Sustained him il IL e disc larr If aE1rn.lS uu;rs.
His 60 lrec on VITA hem w,.l main OF his
prouGe,t rrco3lec .ons. He viii yer hold III
grateful remem5Terce the patio ism anG zeal
with which TIE State p 0.ities ana propla of
the Distr Il lave aided i efforts 90 promote the
success q, oar cause.
The AIaio -tient L commandin" especially
thanks the officers of 5he rs,rct Gtaff Tor the
ab. ity ara e 1ergy exhibited in the per ormauce
of their tluas and for their .1indness AMI corr-
tesv towai is himself PEI sonally. Some o Them
he is prcrd 20 /. abe to take with him in a rrw
spl re of duly; tine o.helS be par,s from with
lively regret, and commends lhem 10 tue al
confidence of tleir future commanuer, and OF
the Government. -
STERLING PRICE,
Maior-(ieR. Comd'g.
Official: MAcLEAN, Asst. Adlt. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
HB. QRS. TR.Ss-MIss. DErT.
shreveport, La, SSpt. IL, lSJ3.
G.neral Orders

General Orders,
No. -.
A Ii officers and men belonging to cons a'ards
1 u east Of the Mississippi river. and who h.v'.
come into this Department since the fall OF
Nicksburg, and are not now serving in the field,
will report Immediately, in person, TO Brig. Gen.
II. T. Hays. at Alexandria. La
III. Commanding osiccrs will turn over 10
Brig. Gen Hays all officers and n-n serving IN
their commands, belonging to military er"ali-
cations east of the Mississippi liver now. who
may have come into this Department sinee iile
fall Of Vicksburg and have not 1een regularly
assigned TO the command with which they afr
serving, by proper aurhoIi,y.
III. QUartermasters sud C"mnissaricS VIII
furnish the necessary supplies, rarsporttiioh,
&C., TO enable Brig. Gen. Hays To establish u
Camp near Alexandria. La, ami which may be
required to collect and forward the M to til. II
commands east OF the mississippi river.
By command of
General I. KIREY SMITH.
s. s. ANDERSON, A. a. Gen. 32s
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
For Sale.

4 WILL SELL, for Negro Property, my resi-
IL dence, aud the land attached, (about eight
acres) situated in Lewisville, Arkansas. Also,
all my Household and Kitchen furniture, Cattle
Ind Hogs.
For particulars, apply to me at Lewisville.
Apply soon ii you want good bargain.
+. LITTLE.
Oc,eh-r slh. 1sS. 33&w
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
ies.Qyyd: O5t. j, 1854.

T-fl
~ y ACT 20 pay TIE Interest on Treasury War
rants, am tile Redemption thereof
SIC. ,. Es It enacted by fhe G=aerai assembly
of tas S.aie of 4rsaRsaS, That ii shall br lA-
dniy Nj th Sa.l.-l Treasurer, Whenever auv
person mar deposit ia Eis oai.r AIllrsss Tea
surY Warrants which beaiu- interest. ID
issue thereon Treasury Warrants which are u5s
hrt iLE interest, .yr tN- fun arrouni yf prirgi-
pai aud interest 70 deposited: and thr Treasury
Warrants 50 redeemed SHALL Js iuIIletigta. y
cane .li.d by Ga LSiatal Trensnror and tt.l
this take effect snI b. IN force from aulaitcI
iIs passage. IN
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19


AN ACT 10 require Executors and Adminis:ra-
tors 10 appoint Agents.
SrC ]. BE ii enacted LV rae feHsrGi Assembly
Of The State of -iTkdHsas, That il sllca5rs where
letters testancntary or Of Administrative have
been OF NAV hereafter be, granted 70 any pr
son or PERSONS who IL now, er nisy hereafter ba
a soldier ia tile ergicr Of this State, or that vi
fh- Confederate Sttt,s. such executor or adrniu-
istrator shall, and il j. hereby Inad his tHtv
within three months alter the passage Of this
art, 10 appoint an ar-nf. resident in mo county
where such grant shall have been made, io trans
act the business d.vOlviuG upon him .ach
executor or administrator.
SEC.2 T nat the appoin,m mt of such agentshall
~ entered upon thr record ~ thr Probate Court
at the first term afler such appointment. unless
made in open court; in that rase. such appoint
ment shall br then entered of record, Srd there
after such agent shal b., AMI act, as the subsii-
tutc Of Ihe rIrcutOr or administrator SO appoint
ing him in all his judiciary business, ard sub
irct 10 removal un ,he no.ion D! such executor
or administrator ia the Probate Court in which
such agents appointment IL recorded: Proridei,
that such executor ur administrator shall, al ta
lime Of making such motion. offer somS other
person duly empowered as his agent and substi-
TUE.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
Z - HN
Approved: OF. y 1861

AZ VT TT tho benefit Of william Holsteiu
uar-rUyrs, of Hampstead County. ArlSrnsas.
SECTION !. Re IL enacted By The Gsae.Gk IS
s-mJiy orLie State " iTsGHsas, That Elc name
Of Wiliiam Hols.ria HmEroves ba changed to
that Of William HUlst-in Wilkins
; SEC.2 p That thr sa'l William III. TaTEESves
-az.and nc is hereby. constituted the l-g.l! Acir
of Or. james II. Williams, VI tile county "
IL mpstrad. state NJ Arkansas.
Sac. g. Be q tsriAer enacted, Tia: ills a.:
take -crfccf I'D b. IL for-g-ffsla and after ils
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
0tice.

OFFICE OF c. s. DEPosITARY, I
Washington Ark, August 80, 1861
SEEEN per Cent Bonds to meet Certificates
- heretofore issued by this Office, have been
Received. Those holding such certificates are
requested to present them for exchange at an early
day. When transfers have been made, the as
sgnment should be acknowledged and certified
ny Notary, Clerk or Magistrate, and when pre-
sented by persons other than those TO whom
they were issued. authority to receive and re-
eslpt for Bonds Will be necessary.
EDWARD CROSS,
u C. s. Dep0Sit1rB.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
Az ACT ior thr relief Of Q. II. Oates. s.cre-

AN ACT ior thr relief of o. II. Oates. S,crc-
"a tars 81 state.
''SHCfiOY !. Be it enacted Ly nm GrnrrGi is-
sen'Jiy II has STATE n irkaHsGS, Tna, the sun
OF iivs hundred ($JrU) dollar, b I. auI ih- same
is hereby, appropriated out vt amy mvm-y in
The Treasury 11t Otherwise appropriated, 10 w
paid 10 N. IA. Oates, SrcTDfars ot state, 10 Tn-
im.'ur,e him !or moury paid by him for ciuk
Lire while unable, by illness, ~ attend to lhs
duties vi his oilicr.
SIC. 2 b u tRr.ier enacted, That The Auditor
draw hiswarrns OH tho Treasurer for t.ic sam /.
Approved: Oct. !, 1864
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
u d $ z.

4 OST between Washington and D. r. Winn's
- Tan-Yard, BLACK MOROC e O
FfOCkET BOOK, containing seven One Hun
lred l'VIlar per cent iuteTest-bearing Bills,
ana Three or -Four Huudred Dollars in Tens
n ana Iwenties, and some forty in Ones and
= lost the book between this and Winn's, and
f1st y tae Under will deliver it at the Telegraph
0'ae'' ne will De literally rewarded.
". J.. BRITT.
Washington Sept. o7. 1864 2J-tf
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

We IT PSso'red by n, G-rrraI fr.-mliv eftic
State Of irka7Sas. That the governor he. md
he is her"hy. directed to examinn the honls ~
rr, and, II. in his Judgment. the security o.
anv on or all Of said bonds. should he insnfi-
ci-nt. that be shall require the officers havin.
given bond. or bonds. to execute now
bond. with such security rs m1v he sn-
proved bv th" Governor: nd II said officer ot
officers should fail refnsr m give such secnr-
~. said office or offices shall he considered VA
cant, and the Governor shall snrnly sncl VA
caney. hv appointment, 70 fill the unsVpircd
term of such officer officers SO removed.
Approved: Oct. ! 1-6i
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
Approved: Oct. /, l7G

Reso'rrf bg the General hssenJr or fIe
STATE Of irbsHsas, That all the laws passed at
the present session of the LEGISLATURE b pub-
lished in the "Washinrton Telegraph" and
that two copies of each paper containing surh
laws, be sont to the OH !. of thn Se-ratary Of
State for each clerk anil each sheriff in tho
State. 10 h" transmitted 10 srch shcriffs ara
clerks by IN Scr ,rv of STATE. nv frst safe
oppo' tiln IL. and that the printing OF the same
BE- paid for oufof the pronar fund.
Approved: Oct (, 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
PROCLAMATION
Hp the Governor Of the State


To the Sherifs Of Pulaski. Saline Dallas,
Calhoun, onion. Jcferson, Bra9lsy. Drep,
ashley, Chicot, Desha, arkansas, and Prai-
rte-GREETING:
M HEREAS it appears that there is va
w eancy in the Office of Representative to
the Confederate Statss Congress in the Third
Congressional Disuict. occasIcned 10y H.. cleo
ton of the II on. A. FL. Gai land TO the s..nat-
of the Confederate Ssaies:
Now, therefore, L, HARRIS FLANAGIN,
Governor of the State aforesaid by VII tue of
the authority Ill me vested by law, do hereby
command you to open and hold an election In
your respective counties on the 24th dav of
October, 1864, TO ill said vacancy according
TO the Statute in such cases made and provided
ffESA In testimony whereof have herrunto
Ss4S set my hand and caused the seal Of
State to be atfved az Washington. on the list
day of October. 1854
BY the Governor: III. IsLANAGIN.
y: II. OATES, Sec. of State. 32-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

fHE 0UACHITA ANNUAL CONFER
q LAtE viii meet October 5th, at Columbia
sup Ground, near Calhoun, in Columbia
svS ~ Ark. Brethren will please take notice
A' govern themselves accordingly.
~ r. WINFIELD.
50 ~. Ark Jar -. ise 23-&
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

by, constituted the legal heir-at-law OF ELmur
n Trietts. Of the county OF Jefferson, and thi
Ills act take effect and b in force II ON and attt
lis passage.
Approved: Ocs. ], 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

AN ACT to prevent the County Courts from
levying an Exorbiiant Tax.
SEC. 1. BE It enacted by the General assembly
Of the State Of 1rkdHsas, That the County Courts
of this State be, and they are hereby, prohibit
ed from levying or collecting any higher or
greater tax for all purposes than an aggregate
of one and half per cent. per annum.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this act
shall not be so construed to affect the col
lection of taxes already assessed.
Approved: Oct. |, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

AN ACT for the ben.it Of jane Ffietts.
SEC. L,s leaactei By tas GsaerA IsScIably
of the State frsansas. That Jane Frittts. OF
B.s ley e. A.>k..a.is, b, snd she j. "a
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
NOTICE
To Conf .derate s9ate Tax s':,rers

u OT1CE Is HEREBY OWEN to all whom
' it may concern rh;t fac urIeTsi"..-, viii
be p th- places :Gd at 50 time 7 -irir;.tt-.
specified. for the purpose of Assessing and Sol
lectiug he TaxrS GLr Tie Confederate Sta.,s
for the year So All prisons are req. 81 %
furnish the Assessors VIII full aud compi.t-
lists Of m rh"ir property rral r -sa, and
mixed. Consisting Of Ij01- Norevs. Nos.
Mort-ars. and ali Li-ns arI I,'5 ehsn . .j,>,-
clry aud coin. lis oi IIo,stS, Swine. ard Sh-c.J
Prompt attendance will b. required.
We vii! he AT
Cuttingl ans Store. Rejlanl Towr ship on
Monday. October l.. 1864;
Moscow. Missouri Townsip, MonGa, Oct. - .
Centrrvrlr. Carnusc a 81:
Nashville, Mu-Creek &" D." Nov. :;
Columbus, Saline - " If:
Fulton. BuiS dare /" y;
Spring Hills >prugHill" g;
NaSiis gtou. Ozan - Dee. ;
We will Ac At each of the above narr'" ris-r~
for our weak TO give :.ii an opps.. unity
OF appearing. To DriiHgKcnis. We i',r'' SIC
that all penalties will be calu1ced for any IN
fractions of the Tax Laws. ard no eXcUsr, viii
b. received except o. the mos; valid kidd.
r VI. CONWAY,
Collector. II i-nlSirsd Co. Ak.
JOHN Il. GRATIOT.
DANIEL OIEARN.
32-6w Assessors Hrmes .sau CO.. AK.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

Washington, Sept. o7. 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

Approved: Oct. J, 1854.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

fbess Bittsrs prepared In pure Bourbon
WHISKY, from combination ever twenty different
kinds Of roots. bsrks ard heros, which set In per
fof concert. oe With the other. prepared from the
original formula given BY the great chisf. Red
Jacket. 20 Or. Chaplin. who used them successfully
In bis practice for many years. AMI By their use
gained % great popularity IN the treatment and
cure sfdyspepsss. liver complaint. Constipation.
alex and nervous headache fewer and sxue and al
diseases arising from torpid liver aud infgsst ios
Persons suffering from either % thoss loaths one
diseases VIII and sure BY the Of these
httsrs, which sre perfectly pure and free rem al
those drugs and polsons usually pot up In such
prepsrssiofs aud pal ed OF uns1spestins
p1bic sisgle trial VII convinoe tbs N oct sksp-
teal that IN the Rid JLCKFT there IL yirtns
witch ether Bitters pox~>~se<-
They Strengthen and invigorSts the system
They srs uDsQusisd Tor general debility
Ihey . ssre Tor tysp~p<is
They give good ard be sltky appetite.
They assist digestion,
they the bcst sfiuuistnt IN sxlstsncs
They are preventive 81 fever and agos.
They relieve Constipation
Theg cure rer oas keAc1chs.
Thsy are perfectly pare and p.ls<2ble.
The Rel ysekss bitters are cold IN qaArt bottles
By all erussiss and dealers throagbosi the com
ny.
Cal fSr Rss ysrs-s ard take No sfha.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

A rKT days ego Secretary Stanton die
missed t-enty elsr<s from the Qasrtsrrass-
tsr's Department.. some % charge Of dis
loyalty. and come for intense zeal 10 opposition
came directly 70 Mf. Stanton and asked him
II b. sonsidsred IL disloysl because hs Ia
sosed the election OF Geo Mcclellan. by
no means. wss the sepiy. but when q
young man receives bis salary from an Ad-
r8inistr-tisn and spsods his evenings in de-
nounei0g Il Ia the most offensive language.
Be cannot complain IL that Administration
chooses oue Of IIs friends 20 take bis place.
That i What have done 10 your case"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

DocroEs tell u that hssgisg i delight
iui death. The dying man bAiog made physi-
callY happy. As executed criminals by the
ropeh.ve never Published their experience.
probably The doctors are mistaken.-india-
asyolis Sentinel.
The editor OF the Sentirel should have re-
ferfed respectfully this item TO Dr. BOvles
fos b. opinion Of the new theory. That Mr..
Biaehan add Horace Hsffrcn do not believe
10 the 'pbysicai happiness of hanging is
demonstrated oy the cheerful manner 10
~hich they took the baby sct.-vide Dodd's
letter % tho Cincinnati Enquirer. reprinted
10 he Courers day or two sso -hsd'sor
Cs1rer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17


Circulation
LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAISlNa UNCLAIMED IN THE POST OF
IL f1cE AT TERRE HAUrE. INDIANA.
DEC. II, 1864.
Pstlisssd erery Saturday Mornins.
LADIES LIST.
Armstrong Charity q
Barnes Samantha Brown Mis-. Maggie
Barrett Mrs Mary Burnham Harriet
Brsdipg Nancy buslex Miss Edney
Burns Misa Harriet Buttcrfeld Mrs &c
Boswell Mfs harium Burgsti Mrs Susan
Brooks Mrs Mary A Boord Miss J
Cisrk Mrs NJ Co~en Hannah r
Carol Mrs Mary Collins Mrs ON
Cafsl Mss Alice Coden SaraA
Chsdd Mary L Cox Mrs. Eils1
cllntos Mas H.slie
Delano Me & Derrick Ma Gsgugds
Dean Miss Moilis Denosy Mas Almsy
Dean Mrs klien Duncan hrs Abby
y
Earl MARY Js0s Ecksla AnEie
Ferrel Ai-s Lou Field Ni-s sas.n
Ferfei Msrtbs fox Jeanls
a.
Graham Miss Sarah Gricsa Mary
GRAY Mrs. Sarah Green Mrs. Macy A
Gilbert Mr. S<ilis Grub Ms Msrv
0oson Mrs MARI Gordon Mo- sslins ?
a
Hsylh Mr. A Hilllgss Mp Emma
Hall Ms Msr.ao Hull Aiss Frsnk 2
Hail Mr. Kate Hughes MrrME
Han hr I N Hughes Mr. Ells1
n xxsn bottom Mrs c
lnEis M.ss Ssrss
Jssoos Cnrlssins Josiln Cl.ssut.
Jessass Psrnelis Jc1ss NissHA
Jcses Ma cynshis JoAason Mrs AB
Kelley Ms A.fsrss Kists Nm
Kshlsress A n kRilss Miss MlEy A
4
IL. Ms M.ss.rs Lssnsn Ars J
Lscks Ms q
a
Msns Nss y Aoose Ass so
Nontecnery Aisso RNrnro. Mie p
Aerstcn Ms. A J
NJ
NcNshss Ass n MeBr.as Mani
AeCsskes MsxxNfsl McCosksy ~. Nsst
Aeciurs Mrs. ssrsA
reszafef Nssish Sota.n Mrs. No
a
CivefaAa Mrs Jan. Osern.. N.M
o--siz . va o'N.&l Me- Ellsn
fFtes tt1a< Peter Nrs
FAiss Lc1 fsui1E n x
falfoa M Lite Pau Z A
ffss ~ 4 u fossl Ns..N
fssiue Ar<~f-<h~f Ps~s~~ No. 49,.
fsce NJ HtrT fo.nd Mr. 4
fr.ce 49, DC
a.
Rs1ssr Eu y Rl~scp, Nl~
k-srs an 4 J kianr Ms a
Resell M folls R.iss NlssE
Rsyao.a Nsfy Rose Min n ~
gsYuol3s Nc d 4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

The Pittsbnrg GAzstte says "a reminded Of
the efficiency Of the Washington letter
writer's by hncing on one page of Omen,
nssi paper from lie Washington corrrespOn-
dent. siaborately arguing tbs, Mr. Chase
~ouid not aid could not be appointed Chief
Justice. While another page costained rhe
announcement that be had been sp7ointedl
ladeed this appointment illustrates hew
yer, little these wsshisglOn correspondents
really know OF What Is going 90 there; Tor up
70 the very hour when the nomination was
ssnt - the Senate. the correspondents Of
nearly every paper 10 the country we're writ
ing and ielsgraphlns Gas they bad been for
Fseks) that Af. Chase Vas out Of the ques-
'lon altogether There are always In Wash
ingson men Who pretend 10 know all that u
going on. 10 have "lhe ear OF the President. T"
AID % possee- the utmost influence with
him They wear very knowing look. aud
noJ and shake their heads significantly.
sometimes saying ~bat they think and At
other ,mss dafkly limiting IL. but always i'm
pressing the bsbolder with the conviction
lhAs what they don't know Is not worth
Knowing The correspondents have been
yictimized by these fellows. snis time. as
they have been many timss before. Presi-
dent Lincoln Is remarkably rsticspt man.
add does not make known 10 advance wha.
n. "a sotng fo 40 Ha ltsteos ,sti.nslx ths,ks
carefully. and acts d, deliberately. but does not
talk about his purposes ercept 70 these whom
he can trust. aud hence tho correspondents
are Al At fsuitin trying 70 forecast his future
seton We feel much fejoicsd thst Ia this
case he ass proven himself 20 much more
ss0aibIs than they. and that IN making them
islss prophets he h.s shown himself true
maa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

y i stalled thstsov. Morsoo has received
aaiboriiy 70 raiss some lev regiments IN shis
state. II = bouniy Of $500 wss offered. and
= judicious sy-sesn OF recruiting keps Up
constantly, tie army would be sustained 10
- full strength a. al times. Should these
fegimests De organised. Is viii furnish an
Opportunity 70 soldiers who have learned TIE
at Of var BY three years service 70 procure
eosnmi--ssss "a suon ssr organisations. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

cossistlns n p@rf - strs-bsrry Bise berry Char
~ Re- raspberry and Grape Wins. Peach. a ppss
Cherry a-f Blsckbeuy Brsndies. Alsc ere In .
Tor Hsdicinal spd table us-s- ~hick are perfectly
p1re an need only - TIED ~ - srprecfsfsd -
snns ssz1ins uElszs fkey have eur Geld Label on
each bostis, knt eur IN stsls pressed n rsr ever
he c1Fk
sold - al D-u<x1sts s.f sslersfsrouxho ~ tie
cozrfry Cal fsr orr goods kDt take % ots~r.
clrcnlars e tie tr<ts supplied On spplicsflon e
BENNETT. PIETKks co.
6s<17f Noei Efv>- str~st. Cek<sss.
TIL. BARR 4 co. Sole Agents Cor
Terre Hasts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

0E EeE Passes TaA1x has terEed up IN
Washington "Wonder IA they'd turn lie
cut Of their conventions Again1 Hey ?" Is
bis f,ss greeting 20 everybody.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

la bss,oa 4f4s--i.tl. "a 9a-nai.s sss
=. fast lkkl ne xsla - ne : ssissa Keg4l-
"a. voss hxs oes1 ous - ever sc vot-rs.
-sas sssE4zs.Ea ssla Ia tss- Gals as :
every tis.. talsks thss - y e. a lasi h>-
eozisf fAs ssoIsioa ssesNss 41l 49, = ~
seqaifs - netsEstsg nAasnes 81 Samaes
sns Ssu-s-z - sssp sAs.- sss=a ra.as 100
far
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

Juvenile Department,
A List too large to Emu
merate,
BUT HERE ARE SOME
For further particulars enquire st lOi.
The Hero Boy being life OF Grant,
The Patron Boy Mitchell,
The Pioneer Boy, Our President
The Ferry Boy &" 5. p Chase,
The Tanner Boy.
The Drummer Boy,
The Soldier Boy.
The Farmer Boy,
A Youths History,
Tie Life Boat,
The Tiger Prince,
The Oliff Climbers,
Adventures Of Gilbert Goshsad,
Balloon Travelling in Europe
Peter Psrley's Own Story,
Uncls Nat. BY Alfred Oidiellow.
Busy Hands aud Patient Hearts,
Childrsn's Sayings aud 20 on Ia sets.
The Msten series,
The sick Series.
The Night Gap Series.
The Popgun Series,
Mamie aud her Pets.
The Rainy Day Series,
The Lesl,s Stories,
The Florence Stories,
Arthnr's Home Series
The 0len Morris Stories,
The Little Prudy Stcries
The Winter Evening Literary.
The Good Child's Library,
The Father Bright Hope Series.
The Percy Family Series.
The Happy Ohlld's Literary and Hovett's
Popular Tales.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

THE Winter Term begins Tues
u dsy. y<n1a<y q 1ss5. Angie krrs1x~Esrtz
are q 81 f,r st1t<zis, bo<h In frll al IN 2sr-
uA oosas- Tsa ktrsris<. Ltrrxry eo<ie1>ss
Cabsns<S 49,. stt q ths xstrssuons Il tss last
fzr:ca-
crsvfrssvsIls. D.. u. lss<ziz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

sicvss yca q fo-v.e. A>aii. a..
r'' .,..s q 49, 80 81 >f,ca - -sssass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-31

ACCIDENTAL man named Bernert was
seriously injured, near the Divide, last
evening, by the breakase of an axle of a
quartz wagon, which fell on him, badly
bruising his extremities. DIR. Pinkerton
attended upon the sufferer, and reports
him seriously though not dangerously in
jured.
WILL BE ATTENDED To.-The "Lokul
items" of the News has received letter
from young Assembly Clerk in Carson,
that has more fool all over it than any he
ever had the pleasure Of reading. Better
go to bed, Johnny, and take sweat.
BULL1oN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia Office,
II bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, $2S,2l4 80, and weighing LOIS
pounds.
FROM REESE RvER.-Another lot of
Reese River bullion passed through Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Virginia Office last night,
bound for San Francisco. The same
weighed 497 pounds, and was worth
$9,207 O6.