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Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
STATE OF ARKANSAS, |
rnrrpTy OF EyyfrE
SecseIsry Of stas5.

COUNTY OF sKyiEI.
CIsrks o5s. D a. etrsEn csHrt 81 said C7a'''-
tr. ca t1s cka.esry s,ss tIsreefiin rse@.isa q
said .CoHrt % tie. q day II JsxEary, 4 a.
1885.
Jsrr T. HUTLER. Complainant.
W 1857 90. BiH far SETsres-
EIIz.BErH r. " BUrLEx, Def.ndanA
TCIEs Re osA y:zisant by Geek bis selisi-
tor, azz filed his Bill and affidavit herein
ypon The reading Of rrisH ati9avii IT sSPse7s,
- sid asfsndart lie a xonzesidszief the 5tstr
of A.Lszssr; and IL furr--r rr--sf-2 ION s2ia
XII .bzt tle corzpl.in; OF the complainant IA
80 s,fS sefar.s - --.r--d = l-e -:th hin
:. - vie, that tnsy were lawfully married en-
or shsut the irssnli.ih dzr Of DsesTnb'r, A ID.
49,. thousand eight EHndred ard sixty, thai
th.y lived .ogethzr g Maz and vile from said
tjn: of their nsxTisg- uutil Oh or sscHt Zoe l1is
dnv Of Fehrnary "a. ~. 1861 At which last zran-
ticned date said defendant 1i1 TitkeGt Ts~ssrA-
bio cause abandon and absent herself irom saie
eorsvlsinant, cantiEsoualy frsHa thRt =; Iadl
ths present.
Ills Therefore ordered BY ns. WiLLIAa J
DrMsoz, Clerk ef frid Court, thai the sid
defendant bs notified OF the penseicy OF THU
sNit by szkli.aEeR o. this srdsr trs entry, i
| tha "Wa5hi1FseR Telegraph" as-sfaPa
vrintss and psslshed in isis stxis, fer Awe
wssk. suecss.i<ely, ths lE-z; Insertion TO Is .
| Ie.si fsur weeks before ths csEatncrElsrt Q
tie Esxt tsrn sf ssid CeuTt, wkiek will coro
rn.nae and be koldea At..tke Cszrt House 0
SAID eSrutv O. the artt AsEGsy sflsr lEs fCHTs
Monday Of February, 4. D. 1865. aud thai EE
less said defendant E. raS sPFssr brfors -1i
| Court en Of before tao third day Of said Tern
s1s Rls.d, answer ssr sengr 30 ssid Bill. =
| sllsEatienE thcreia csntAizod ShGl! "a tstsH q
= 4tesssG zEd dscrea entered =EcsrGisgl!-
| W. J. r6ESOE, Clsrk-
L..-as ssFy afrsz ifs-scoTd-
T-Ee wi J.sDENSOE. Clerk.
sesn.S
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5000 or 5000 strong) uadcr tie com
nand of Milroy and RosScsu at Mur-
fressboro'. The Fsderals taking sdrar-
tage OF this division of our army, made a
Nashville, ana finally compelled them to
withdraw, buJ rot with snythius Ike the
losH mentisned by Thomss il Lis report
ard with severe loss on his esn side
TIE 81. Louis Democrat admits that the
Federal loss wcs equal to oar ovn.
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=..,s,sy -.=zSsss-Sss sss.a- Z
TAgBINeToE, hEKAFsAS,
o. 1ne1

january 23d, 1861
70 We sGsriEs cf HerEpstaad' Lafayette 6A4
sc-i,r Cou7ties-GgRETISG
EKTHEREAS it appears that there n Facail-
Wv ~ In lille .o1ice Of Senator 10 u.nsra-I
Assembly Of the State Store aid, for the dIs-Iie'
composed Of the counties Of Tempstead- LaAi.-y
cite aid Sewer, eccasioued by the Resignation
OF the Hcn. bner 3. Williams:
How, therefore, 1, HtERI7 FLAhAGIf.
Governor or tie Etste ..afureF4ld. BY virtue q
the authority in me Tezssd - la7:, DC heTeb?
command you 10 open and hoid "a elsciIol M
your respective COUNTIES. on SGtErcGs tts loth
asy Of Fo5rasry,A. 2. 1865, to fll said vacancy
according tc - Statute il suct. c1sha rn1.a9 Enl
prcvid,d.
In testimony whereof, havc here
fsEhT.N un.o aet my hand, and cansld ihe sc.
ATT>F-of IT, ai-is'tn be'shIxtd tc- j. Hrl!
a. Washington. RE temporary stat Of Govern
meat, On liz 73d dar of aAuary "A. D. 1855.
II. 7 FAASAGIs-
py TIE Governor
o. III. OArHB-
SseseIsTr Of Eial5.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

GcoDl FoE BRoeKs.-Just before &C.
lag 30 press we have heard from that
gallant officer, Del Brooks, He is deing
good soTvies en- she zpper Arkansas, We
have long comRanie..ion frea one Il
his efieeFg (lased near Danville, the 20.Al
70 bs rxblished next week. The suza Of
It is, that hs has wicked up tAe Boom
ors,' captured a great dsal CT property,
-tskea o.ae bsss, disabled another rer7us-
nently, broke upthe trip Of third, killed
shove ffty Feaerals, taken ahozt thirty
I've prisoners and about forty or ff.y ne
g1oea. The loss to !ho enemy from bia
operations Is estimated at half zillicz
Geuara. He will dol
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

- The London correspondent Of ths
New York Herald writes that an sssat
Of JeE Davis government has lately ar
rived (hore from the South, armed witA
extraordinary power, and ca special
25is8ion. lis mission is iron. Hs has
estimated for several thousand tons sl
railroad iron-uade on purpose for tks
Eouthefn rsilFeads, te renew aud repsir
flle pernaasent way ef the leading linec
throughout the South--a matter OF vital
Importance in conducting their military
aPsretiaas. The rails ere ligh.-not ever
haif tAs weight IF ordinary rails. They
ESQ cheaper aud go much farther, besides
being aaore eazily handled, and laid dowE
'L'5ese are to be taken in small cargoss
= ti-ae, and 10 ran the blockade Prin-
cssll7 iato Wilmington.
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HlcxaAw's CoRKEr BAxD.-A Cox

HlCKaAN's CoRKEr BAND-A Cox
s2T.-Tha yopag gentleman composing
this lue Land Design giving Vocal snd
instrumental Concert il this pl.ce OF
Thursday eveEing next, 2ssh. From
the known musical talents of tbs young
men we judge this will be sn entertain
mens Of high order. For particulars
see programme
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
ggpzxux CoUxT pECrsIoys-Ns hersn

BJpaEgs CoURT DEClsIoNa.-Ve h4Esn
last wsek :be publication of abstracts Of tka de-
e4siers CT ske suPreEe Cears. These abstracts
aga esrafully Essde pp By gonslsAa. was u
hiEasst as sbls zaa learned jxTist, sAs may ba
rallied uPan 80 traly expressing the Esaniag 81
tss CeaTt. We Will coataus to givs re&sez J.
lie 81 ses fer sheEs sash weak aa.il finished
The ccso pzbHshsa ts-dsy eesapies naere sAad
asszl space, tat should Sc carefully studied "
avery Ela1 sad wonlzn in che Eozth. The orig
iHsi epiAisr LIS enc Of tks most important dsoc-
meats Of = jnsieisl charastsP, isssed zises tAe
var. L is beizg published in pamphlet fern
a. tk!G of5lee.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

II The resolution in tho hsuse Of
representatives en- yesterday, Cd motion
Of Mr. Russell, Of Virginia, shows bow
ANY !-rceor.tTuctienists" there rre iu
that body On q proposition Declaring
that "we will never. on any terms, polit-
ically affiliate with people who are gail
ty cf the invasion of eur soil, Snd tho
butchsry II cur citizeas," the vote stood,
''yeas, eighty-three; Maya, nonel" The
emphatic language Of the resolution shows
that the house was il earnest il what il
said; aEd il trath IL did bot express the
equally emphatic sentiment and infszi-
BE resolve Of eur people. Agreeing 20
entirely an TO tho end, ressoR requires
bat We should BE- equally zsalors % to
ths means sf claiming il. TO commit
the country TO lifs and death 5truesls fsr
independence, commits ourselves &c the
diligent dsvstioa Of all oar rssozral5 il
i:s aacoesstal ProEees!ion.
R,cAmos& Sertisci.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
4ssu.
lsTATE or LRKkKEAg.
GovzFy 81 EEGPETzAo.

= ~. Hs1yHs4i Ct-st-4 C.sn, NrrtF5sr
Tern, Neps-=5s' ~, 4. 2. 1884
J.r-. u r,E-, P44!atiE.
80 kf-sL,:sst - {etf
Tdzaya W GRHii. DlfaEd.st
TF7HIf lay came said PlzlEiiF ~ hi- -iirrEs-
Z szd IL sRessri1E W the Csz-s skz: is7
plartifi Ecifrn iS IN Gebt, fer tss FIE- M Fii-
tren kspared s-.d EGTsntT-scveR II-ISJ dc!lFrs.
lsrurgss Ora 1houEaRS asc HuTdTed sei.srs;
ana il slra Prars +sn tic writ i.aac3 hSTHiR,
.Ezi ihs -As4c ras daily sxac1tsa by ths SheTig
si EsnRstsad oeuA.y BY s:fachiek ths feii=H-
iax described personal PTep-rtr sa6 zeal ssL..s
5sl..zisE te said defendant tc-rit Z lst si
BsoLs and enc cid Book Case, sd Ike fellow
ing .sssribsd tract Of Land lying ard haing iE
The serEty Of HsEPs;,2d sRd State Of ATk2Es.s,
to wit. fas east halt Of the seutk vest aEarteg
Of section trt lty-aiRe in township elcYEl Fal
r.rgs twenty-five west, Il. 4 4. W. ef So. =
rs~A. Ill RAEgc 70 w J and ssid ShsriE csrii-
fed ais retur EPon SAID writ. fEat the said
Edward w. c-Ett wsx net 20 be fesae Ia Lis
eSusty- Iin en- melton Of said plaintiff, sr5sr-
sa tsAt saij defendant g. Hs.ife5 that Al sI-
;.eknsnt k&s bssz Issued against bis estSt-, .rd
th-: znle.s he zhAll sppeSr ~ himself or after
Rey, ca or s.fsrs she third day ei tic RsH. Isrn
of tsis CosTi, TO Be holden at the Cosrt Hozse
a i.s rern OF WasAizKtez, or the third Men
day ef kaF, a. d. 'S6S, ard enters AiG appear
sses sEG pisRa 10 rlais.iff's actor, ju6snsni
viii Go oE.creG against kir, aHe kis aetate sold
ir gSfis.y sEs saT1s, aEG 10 10 orsCrad that tk L.
ss:es bs inserted for tre weeks saec.ssiyel-, f,
l Ihs ~ 1.hiErtoa Telegraph" Hewsazpor
5RLl1hri in tnis state. 1t lcEIt fozr weeks -
,ere the EsT; tenn 81 tais CsETt.
Copy frem IA. rooera-
tlsH. fests, Z. X. BAALRE!5, Cle-k.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
aarEEE

nF Tho Hirit .f Ile 4sl inst! zy lfxEh vas
- s:slts sUG Of az EOsse, sze sns zs.s O.
GsarE' }. Drrs>aas d=ie3 @ or a-eai ihS o.
Of April, 1855. for sflser aradraJ dollars. a.
dee or or :esnt 's' -, d,7 81 J-su.rr, lses.
Eads PAYABLE ~ M ~ s-srar, tzd made tGAu-
nIEarlL', LA TesFafsro. Al .srseas are
seTssy se,iisa nst 20 t-.ss fsE esie rs.. ss tso
sane was sfs.@1 aRd will act DO ra!6.
eARAH A. HI5Ks.
Bsssh cTsai, AK, Hov. 81, 1854. I..r
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

= sgesiel term Of the Hcrp.sead
County CeaEt will be held Oh Moassy,
60jh last. al ,5us:ises of the Peace are
requested So be Ia attsndAncs as Assosi-
ste JCssicSa ere to BE elected st that tirno.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

E.EOE ha-fs s.rzFsd er sts--I irs+ 80
I'LL hlrs Gf Fav. w. q. St0Ei, rsai
tsE. gai& boTsas IS = is-gs ANNA o. 80 - 4.
silh saddls AID Iz-reHl r-zlEsi ale n- ,t+
Lalier md ks=si-stsll. Ga.LS, issi nL.A :. ".
TIE shove reward will be Fsi--n y : - = !:
delivered 20 IT, - sprigg hiL- NJ N
E.aFesl N 10 Post sl Y @sblzEter. .---y4-
Taznary ~. 1855 47-2T-
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

fg5> Tie party intended to be givs> t. night
as the roonis Of Messrs. Moore & Smith, will
come eff az the residence OF Nrs. Philipn.-
Thoes invited please take notice.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
NonEc.erRla MsMeE FFal.ss..

- - ~A~E-s w @~|hs-@B
RVCE exc % ths E+st FARlf3 il Etr~slssa 4
z County, situated 10 mites seash OF N=sb-
ington- snd containing SO scrsF-ilJ zHd=r
fence AID ia hish saate or eslEv-tior Thors
is E,w frEzae dwelling. Is TosEas) sli sscesss-
~ cut hHiidins-, nrare cabins, &c, ~ tho
Flacs, ard IN abca5tnce or geoE water.
AisC-So1s 20 head Of Cattle, ebsat Iso
hrz1 " sogr, FRrEaiaE Toels, tzc.
Esfer te a Il. MAr.-s o. y. u. Tsn.s
Z. I. PaILLIPe
saEEary AL 1858. 4s-sv.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
SALE.

WILL ~ aold to the hi-h0rI bidder "a
~ cash ia hand, a ihs lats residence o.
James hancc, two miles west on Washington
On friday shs "a day u February aozt, Val
ushie lo. q farming utsnsils, Leuseseli azd
kitchen fa-ritars. New iHE1o Gully ELi - 10
eciTed 4 Payment.
Y. 2. 6REEE. Afs.
l3--v. frF James Nance
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

irlsIAl DL1eIe Ne .
HTIZREs. ara iEssrR.sd ilst % b = =
- .rary t. iar and sr5egs 80 f1fti.,
Clicking ArlLi E9riprar-f. &C., irrr s.
di-rs, aAssr Ps2aity OF fa7fsitsIo ot prss1.
trd tarss kxsdrsi dollEss fns, q 1ei leis -
tr0 years imFrisclrnu !.
H. Cavalry zaea are hereby foIsiddea /" :,
poss q tseif horses, arms, sqzipmsntss -
any person whatever Ali GsHerrs &c ~ i1- a-
20 see .nSi tEis sFder IS 10. violated IL az =
Should il come 70 the kusTiedEr = = - -.
thsI lny lort = arms, or eGuipzlt1r, ~.
disposed OF, tLsy viii ;msisdif.eiy tsss ~.
recover the srticir, -nl vii r-polL ~ ~ ~.
Quarter Ghs zsaac cf tha s5l3ieE, a VEL I. ]
maze OF the siiissn. sSio Gasy hsy. fslss.1,,.
the article a violation of thiE srdsIr y -
TO carry cut lbs Ia-na. fFiil suljsei iIa ei-'''
srrosts.ni trial - COs.t As-:iH
~ esE7aRd If
hai.-Gsn. IFe Ai.Gs1s y y
" z. TU2EEA, T. AS
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
STATE OF ATEEEGag. I
CQuzT- OF Rvy-sTHAn.

r - E-=FsIs4s ciFeul -s4-i Eassr-ssr
Ts-s,. E7rs-zss- 25s, 4. 2. 1884.
rsEI =. Bart. rlhatiE
IS. Aaz:txss. "a z-su.7ys.s.
ALAS r. E+lsr, nefen6saL
TEET1E Gag ease sRiS Flziniif ~ lie ztisrser
/ aEs 1t appearing . ss- C<,.TS .kai tzs FiSis-
AiEs aat.aE 10 lz aREaER EEil- 4E-szE-z o. X ErH-
SssG ssllsTE, .Rs il SlEo sFp-n-s frcsz tee Tri,
iEsusa ksT-sR. tsat ihs srza~ -Es cEiy szscEE.S
w iks kAariI wi EsEPHleEi c=1nfy nr o.
isekiss . negro ssa, slave :os i.s zzIasz
CI-lsU, - tks pSe party Il Alien :. ksleT-
AID said Sheriff a--iiss~ in Liz Tc turH zn~- sid
writ, tRat rzId ALLEN It. Beii-l essls ass bo
icFsS il he cevEiT. Il is c. rze;isa ,'f sSi1
plaiaEif, erdErsd -hRt EAiS d.i4nGau4 d. r1tLErc
.has an s.L&shzaE. Eas been isaecd EEailst his
eEtats, A=e that Bhlssa BE- shall =ppsar b- ziTa-
Esi Or -tIerE-y, - OF 3=lATs ilR aATa Day ~
the zsxt terra Of ikis Court, to Re ssid=R ss the
cexr. hsusa il ;Ec Tswz 81 MasairFtsR, cH
the shiTE auRd4r " Hay Al p. lass, aad eater
LIS appearance, =2d pleas 10 y-siEti-'y EstisE,
jsdzzozi will ~ rHt-Ee1 t-4irst hlfa- sE1 hiE
estEGc Bsil ~ EatIriJ 80 sSpla- a. " is era-Te
ihai tsis nstiss - ssSs Ter tive HesLE. sgscss-
si7.ly- In the 'T4sliaEssH TeisfIzt asws-
ptBsT published il this s.ste, =. l=-sa isET -sska
ss;s-. tie ss=; ts.1 ST sis CsuEi.
G4pF fTsz the TscSso.
Ttst4, q. r. sAzDELz, Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
CAkCEE, kEKkE.As. /
TN-- rr.L ERzE

u
Ig AFIf1 resolved chs srY sipiz.sAi sf Gen.
L. = srsl 4 .ni IIseass Less fer ;ks stsss II
AIkasEas, ia Pizep ~ D.rid Sleek, rsr.Fas4
h4ys sPsnse zay GA-s a. this 5IE4s fsr tas
ir-EssciioH srSsy bzsirsss ssszce..d Sr!tt ,ay
DlgaEiz.~At-
y. ". JOHHEOE,
Gssstsl 1 gs1i frssres Lsax
teH ifE tas 3IAt+ cf AFkRasEs
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

ESs~ Tho striotGres of our Correspondent. a
commiss-rie., W. 40 not Join iu, be14uro uC
k4ow nothilg Of the E-attsr. VIE pebli-h III u
call a.tsnti,a q Ia proper Eushori,ios to L,
subjsot.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

eSg~ We are authorized to announce Col.
JAMES a. WILLIAMSON as esndidsss TO
Ell the vacancy in the State Eenste, orcssione3 I
By tie rcsiEuetien Of Hon. 4. 5. Williams.
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

ED QEE- DIST. oF4Rrf Z,
L. tie Fis.d, zsaT fsIl1z, j.. = 10
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

lid. .-QRA. DirTEICT OF gfEEFfAA
n the F:sl1, ssAr Faltc=, Jsa- 81, l's
G--arai Or.j.Ts Ne &
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

~ = g HIN G II O n
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
toE iAe Tas.IAgEy- -sIai
Colonel David Ehonks.

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g4.sFsS'., S'.,EIlse!AE, e JANUARY % 1854
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
HFnc EaErarG

I
" 2. TU2EEI, E.A.S
Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25

ksi G.s. !. EzrEEgt3 HsGzEP1z
sT-ir EpAUFD =. IUENEE, e a. -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
Major Gen. W. T. SHERMAN.
Iryur. GEN. GRANTS ADDRESS TO THE Sol
n. 49, AVN A I'm Try

LIEUT.. GEN GRANTS ADDRESS TO THE Sol
DIERs;-WAR DEPARTMENT ArJ'T GEN. OFFICE,
Washington June 2, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. lo8.
SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.
By your patriotic devotion to your country in
the hour of danger and alarm, your magnificent
fighting, bravery and endurance, YOU have
maintained the supremacy OF the Union and
Constitution, overthrow all armed opposition to
the enforcement of the laws and of the proclama-
ton forever abolishing slavery, the cause and
pretext of rebellion, and opened the way to the
riehtful authorities to restore order and inaugu-
rate peace on a permanent and enduring oasis
on every foot of American soil.
Your marching, duration, resolution and bril-
lancy Of the results dim the lustre of the world
greatest achievements, and will be the patriot
precedent in defence of liberty and right in all
time to come. In obedience to your country
call, you left your homes and families and vol
unteered in its defense.
Victory has crowned your valor and secured
the purpose of your patriotic hearts, and witt
Lhe gratitude of your countrymen, and the high
est honors great and free nation can ACCORD
YOU will soon be permitted to return to you
| homes and families, conscious OF having dis
charged the highest duties Of American citizens tt
| achieve the glorious triumphs and secure tt
Yourselves the praise of your fellow countrymei
and posterity the blessings Of demonstrations
Tens of thousands of your gallant comrade
have fallen and sealed the priceless legacy witt
their lives. The graves Of these grateful ma
tion bedews with tears, honors their memories
and will ever cherish and support their families
/ q. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
Manufacturing ! gen..

The iron-works, under the 10y x AZ
aCbanpell Hill manufacturing compF ;, , ny
located about year since in Cherokee ."e.e
by DR.. G. G. Young, the president OF the coa l
nany and who has the general superintehuahee
Of the works His knowledge OF the business
is clearly shown by the results OF the years IA
bor. 4 complete village now STANDS upon tue
qround that year since was IN Its VIVA STATE
Over one hundred buildings are already erected,
and more are being built, such as the grst ana
saw.mil. the foundry and machine shops, the
store and warehouses and dwellings for the
workmen and officers. Over two hunareu ne
proes are at work, and nearly nifty "hlLe me-
chanics.
The '.stack, :" now nearly complete, is located
at the base of three mountains OF iron ore, one
of which contains sufficient to keel, the blast az
work for twenty years, producing from four to
FIVE tons of iron per day. Large tracts oil la9u
have been secured by the company, the stock
bolJara Of which are mostly residents Of Wash
inoton county, and they propose using every
affort 10 make it complete success. They not
only propose making the metal, but OF working
It into machinery tools, castings and bars to
| meet the various wants of the people. j. T.
Perham. who was for years engaged in perfect
| ing the works at Prattviile, Ala, has just re-
| turned from Cherokee county, where he has
been experimenting some of improvements
in progress, writes II think the stockholders
have no idea of the value or magnitude of the
enterprise; and if they who are interested,
have not, the State at large may not be IN fault
for being ignorant, for the company have been
DESTROYS Of working rather than OF Boosting
The truth, we believe, is that the late war has
oiyen an impulse to hundreds of manufactures
and industrial pursuits that would not have
been thoughtO of for years to come, but tor the
high war prices that started them into existence
But the capital having already been invested
and much practical knowledge obtained neces
sary for their prosecution, they are not Ike tC
he discontinued at the termination Of the war
The truth is, we have the raw material IN album
dance at home, and though the price OF laoo
NAV be higher than at the uorth, yet we pre-
snme that will not be found equal to the cost
transporting the raw material to the north a
has to be done in most cases, and the additlona
cost of bringing the manufactured article here
which has to be done in all cases. Ii the nof'i
looks to the south for market
Galveston News
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-06-07
asnn REW ID.

~ SrRAYED or stolen oH saa 25yn ~ hGrcha
DSszTTr from the undersigneai g a&@Al sh5st-
ITIAnut Sorrel HOrsC &a1 @ ~ tAAle i1hh
Mare Pony. The horse i bout sixteen hsh1-
high; six or seven years old ths moo. o. 4s ls4s
forefoot is white; he is oranae5 on ioe L7ls sl1.
der, letters not recollected; FEelt1eIa nave 0s5-
hurt by saddle, which has LEFT rery PAD see
He had on when he left a bell The collar OF Ha5sA
was tied with two deerAeather string haietloaEs
have been shaved off
The PONY is six or seven years oil branded gu
the right thigh with W, ana taeaa or iorI osaeF
letters not recollected; fetlocEs aars been aAa
of; she has had the scratches very Badly ha-a
has left her hind legs little enlarged
The above reward will be gwen for the deliver
of the horses to me, or information so that I esa
get them; or $3.50 for either Of them
a. W RHODES
Greenwood April 10, 1861
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EMIGRATION FROM KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE
70 IxD1ANA.-The New Albany Qndiana) Led
ger, of the 18th inst, says;
The emigration from Kentucky and Tennes-
see into Indiana does not diminish with the ap-
proach of peace, but rather increases. The emf
grants from Kentucky are, for the most part
thrifty farmers, who bring with them some mon
ey, and good deal of stock, farming utensils
household goods, etc. Those from Tennessee
however, are generally poor, and come among
US as laborers Most of the emigration goes int
the interior counties, and nearly all the Ken
tuekians engage in farming.
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Is NOT THE SOUTH SUFFICIENTLY PUNISHED P
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, RepubH-
can paper of western New York, takes the fol
lowing view of the requirements of the situation
I'VE begin to appreciate the utter impossibility
of visiting the full measure of our first purposes
Of revenge upon the southern people. We see
that it is undesirable and inhuman as well as
impossible. Some say, AN example must be
made. 1t will not do to permit so gross crime
to 90 unpublished. We must hang the leaders,
To what end? Is not the south already suffi-
GENTLY devastated and impoverished? Has not
their bravest and best blood been spilled IN
vain, aud has not an ignominious defeat burnt
into their souls like hot iron? Is not their dar.
ling institution Of slavery gone forever? Would
/ it not be a greater punishment to them to be
permitted to live than to be clothed in th,
robes of martyrdom? We doubt very mucl
the policy of hanging or shooting, even leaders
as a final tonic for the rebellion"
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fractions Tribute.

Tbor7b rft nv pen hath gentle traced
Bfsetign's wreath for thee,
- sssreely done e'er 1t erased
Fror9 r3epory's page would be.
I win essay the task again.
And boDe it may not prove
AgaI ms. orthy of the name
Tbs angs SIS gave our love-
r,5or4h III in secret have wept
M a. nv cheek grow pale,
~ r.rsva.s Of earnest faith like mine
5.t kind Heaven prevail.
yg5sea all Golconda's boarded wealth
V,aefe fed for wish of mine,
IA sF thee the boon of health,
AID & st it to the wind.
rbsal8 the world of genius tWlne
Tbe i IreLwreath for me, a..
ri @,ss it's bright leaves IN the dust
10 VI this gilt for thee r..
NJ ,-.55 .st brightest dream OF tame
Pas Id forevermore,
rI+E. ala cheek wear the rose
IND er days it wore.
a.v + one have l not fulfilled
Sas nIe5ge" through all these years?
ar Fl shadow fingers sui,
Ttij ,sh it out with tears,
90 SD aSp that each would still be true
Tgre Oh all the ills of LITE
or doubt the others love
AH Mr. gb sorrow, shame, or strife
IT, N the word should one forsake,
NM 6 her still would chng
tc+le1,dIv for affections sake,
XIII nock the serpent's strin!gi
,,1A.-- ,#5ztdga +" that when affection fell
F..I f1e earth-wearied frame,
Tg. 4, FIJI friend should weave spell
Te the each anguished pain.
a. 1,doe," when AzraaPs dusky wing
Tbs st earth tie had riven,
The Fl nd bereaYed should linger near,
Ana earn the path to Heaven.
,srtrr q edge" that when the spirit ned
Il 81 should hover near,
~ an angel guardianship
raa nd the loved one here.
0or sdge-we'n keep II sacred still,
Tr ugh all the ills Of life
An5 tFus do | anew fulfill
MI dear and hallowed rite.
Nh ay the tie more tender grows,
leart more fondly prays
"a ts thy pale cheek wear the rose
Il ore in other days.
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MUSICAL BooTs.-A new invention in France
is said to be pair of musical boots which have
been exhibited to the Emperor. At every step
the pressure of the foot produces meody-lt
may be waltz, mazovrka, or an operate air.
This arrangement would be extremely con-
venient for a dancing master.
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From the report of the Franco, Polish com
mittee it appears that 1000 Poles are literally
dying of hunger in Paris; several have been
found in the Seine during the past week, and
three have been reported by the police as having
died of hunger.