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Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

~ Col R. p. Crump. and Lt.-Col.
Up. Saufy. recently Of the Confeder-
ate service, were arrested here last Sun
day by order of Gen Hawkins, and
placed under guard, on the ground of
having caused the execution of certain
Union prisoners in Arkansas, during the
winters of 1923. 1t was understood
that the arrested parties were to be taken
to Fort Smith for trial, but on Monday
they slipped away from the guards and
haYe not since been heard from.-Jefv.
son .bsnee'n' litAroIi tos..h ,sl,ef va'g 4
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

new GooDs.-A.tentioa is directed to the
advertisement of Messrs. T. L. Alden g. Co.
OF Mr.. Alden it is unnecessary to speak, as he
is well known to most of our citizens. Mr.
Bossiai, the managing member of the firm at
this place, is courteous and affable gentleman.
The clerks polite and attentive. Give them
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

= 1t Is gratifying tonotice the orderly con-
dast OF the negroes of ear town Their !hrst
Impressions of the great advantages of liberty
depicted to them in the most glowing and false
colors by designing white men. having been,
fn great measure, dispelled, they are seeking
homes. employment, and are endeavOring to act
like lar-abiding people.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

q Lieut.. Charles Reed ssf the Confederate
navy. the dashing commander of the Webb,
which ran out Of Red River last spring, has
been released from prisen on taking the amnesty
cath.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

of Arkansas will ,meet in Little Rock, (iastead
of Washingten,) Arkansas, on Thursday be-
fore tho 4th Sabbath in October next at
o'clock, Pm. l.. ..s.e
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

IL The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that deed executed prior to Sep
tembsr 1862, if it was delivered prior to that
date, requires ne stamp, and may be admitted
TO record, bat if delivered since. that date it
sheuld be stamped, and cannot legally be re-
corded without Bonds given in actiens of re-
plerin and in actisns commenced by "capias"
are held to be bonds required in legal proceed
ihgs, and therefore are exempt from stamp duty.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06
Tribute ,ofRespecf.


At called meeting Of OIan Lodge No. 10,
I. o, o. r. held .. their Hall on tho evening
Of the l4thinst, the following proceedings were
hadir.T tlI. costs l,li-y -LaA4 -5.4A i
.WHERExs, our worthy and wall esteemed
brother, JOHH JOHNSON, has, since our last
regular meeting. been stricken by the hand sf
Doaths -H W . Il-IaIl -L ,-GG- ll
y Received, That ip his death ourdofdar has
lost brother With whoM we often kindly ahd
ahsctisnately, cemnnned-the Community in
lwhish he lived, = Kind, generous, and much re-
lyersa msnbsr-And his family and relatives a
,leyipg and wellbeloved husband father, SON
AID brother. ~. -. W.. -. -
Resolved, That We mingle our grief with the
distressed family BY whon he is mournsd /,
Resolved That the Odd Feliows' badge fof
mourning be .rora by Us fer the usual term Of
nouIning,that this poor testimonial of his
worth and onr sorrow. be published in the
w.shingtcn Telegraph, and cspy Be furnish
I'd his !amiiyg... 4 .1M avrs .31rtr57- I
'Da -.fs J, + p ? ERWiS. 5ETT; }o.n,,,.. ,,asa
iR -lAhI n. A. CAFRI,AN
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

- Hon. Alexander Long, of Gin
cinnati, the secession-approying ex-Con-
vressman, was nominated for Governor
Of Ohio by the Democratic State Con-
yention on Thursday.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

"a The Court of Appeals of Kentucky has
rendered decision against the constitutionality
Of the law making greenbaeks legal tender.
Judge Robertson delivered the opinion Of the
court. The case viii, no doubt, be taken to
the Supreme Court of the United States for final
decision. IL X g.s-.-tE -ua .-st rs-
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

~ Hon James 81. Bell. late Of tbe
Supreme Bench Of Texas, has been
made Gov. Hamilton's Secretary Of State
"A man suitable for the high and re-
sponsible place. soTAA anLiAara L.iIa .l
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

II The shock of the earthquake which was
generally experienced at LaGrange, Tenn. and
Holly Springs. Miss. No particular damage
was done By ii as far as heard from.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

v The New York Herald thinks that JEFF
Davis. overthIswn and defeated, is punished
enough: his execution would make him mar
tyr, while his release would permit him to die
i. obscurity, detestsd by all loyal people for his
.ailare in his projects of ambition.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

: FRENCH TRoops roa MExico.IA New
York dispatch. Of the 25th.s states that
twelve thousand French, direct 1ffcm
France. were landed at Tampico on the
lst ofthis month, and there Was doubt
fu1 rumor Of the arrival Of Il, 900 more.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

JUsT OPENRD.-Our young friend Maj. B. P.
Jett is opening a stock of goods at J. s. Britt's
old stand. Call in and see him. He regards
it a. no trouble to show geo ds
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

IS TowS.-TEe friends Of Major Jshn D.
Adams were pleased to greet his return to this
place few days ago. He is in ans he slth and
spirits,
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06
RS. OFFICE ASSISTANT SPECIAL Lcr~-
.,t,ro,r TREASURY DEPARTNFyT
Little Rock, Ark, July 26th, Jss5

fEfrE-. OtFtE lAcSSoIAHT sPECIAT- Ae,,
d. .,,,,-,,., TREASURY DEPARTNrSrN
Little Reck, Ark, July 26th, Ise5
II, the Editor Of the Washington Tsleg,on1.
SIR-In answer to numerous inonir;a.
what species of cotton the Government .e q %
U s. claims in this State, will briefly tas
public informa tion, that it will claim IN or
which has been either subscribed or n oo.oh
promised to the so-called Confederate aay
1t IS not necessary that the c. s. shcnl5 IL
had title to it; the IT, g. Government doa. 'a'e a
reeognize the right Of tbs G. S. to bolJ WI III
to anything, but it is sufficient that tba III III
cotton should have been set apart or d.sicra.l1 -
or in any way designed to be devoted 10 m -.,u
ses of hostility to the U. s. Government ~
Parties who have thus subscribed will bs LII.
by both the civil aud military authorizes -
strict accountability for the amounts SO sDb
scribed by each. u'
Agents gathering up C. s. A. cotton bv .,
thority from Gen. Ormc or myself, will pirs,t. -
parties from whom they receive the said go
receipts stating the amount subscribed IN
amount received and the condition N wb;-b
received.
W. M. FISHBACK
Assistant Special Agent
APPROVED:
JJ. REYNOLDS, Maj. Gen 23I,
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

- The commander Of ifhe Eastern
district> of Arkansas reports for the
month of July no increase In the nun
ber of rations issued to- the destitute.
since his last report. He says in conse-
quence of oppression and abnse he, has
sent two companies Of infantry 70 Mad
ison, on the st. Francis river, md two
companies to iLaconia, those two aIocali-
ties being the center Of . community op-
posed to the freedmen. 5o- il-aII.fD
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

" We are authorized to announce DR.. LO-
RENO GIBSON, OF Little Rock, as caudi-
date to represent this (2d) District in the United
States Congress.
CoxGREGsIoSAL.-Wea are authorized to an
reunce G. V. Mesdor as candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District of Ar
ksnsas, composed of the following counties ::
Pulaski, Saline, Hot Springs, Jefferson, Dallas,
Bradley, Drew, Desha, Chicot. Ashley, Cal
houn, Union, Ouachita, Columbia, Hampstead
aud Lafayette.
w Election to take place on the I'd Monday,
9th Of October next.
adg16-N
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06
FOR ISALE
NOTICE.

"A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA trading for or taking an assignment of o
Certain Dote under seal executed by me on or
about the 27th day Of July, 1865. and payable
TO Josiah Corbell who resides in Pike county,
Arkansas, for about the sum of two hundred and
twsnty,three ($223) dollars. as there was and is
mo consideration for the same; aud / will not
pay It unless compelled Wy law -r,,, ,o,,-
+. J. WARREN. N
'1l wilton, Pike Co.. Aii9, sept ?, iSss-l2El
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06
The Richmond Whig of Saturday,

The Richmond Wing Of Saturday, in
a leading article deprecating the position
assumed by those at the North who de-
mand political punishment for treason,
of the rebels, claims that the punishment
of the South is sufficient already. 1t
says the sun does not look upon a civil
lied people whose lot is SO deplorable as
theirs. In the first place they had to
sustain the shock Of disappointment and
humiliation; second, from the wealthiest
people in the world they became the
poorest; third, bred and reared to perfect
political liberty, they find themselves
without self government and degraded
into legal equality with their own for
mer slaves. To this list. it says, it will
not add by saying there is scarcely a
household in the South in which there
are not eyes that are not dried for loved
ones that are to be seen no more. s..
From the day the President resolved
on enforcing the Southern reconstruction
plan, the Radicals determined to thwart
his efforts, the pith of complaint being
that the people claim the right Of suffrage
for the negro. 1t counsels the people Of
the South to keep their temper. as they
have in the President friend formally
determined to see that their rights are
accorded them .r... ..aa..
A Warsaw journal announces that tho
plan for telegraph line between Russia
and America has been approved and sign
ed by the Gar The Russian Govern
ment undertakes 10 complete the line as
far as Nicolajewsk, the remaining portion
from Nicolajewsk to San Francisce being
at the charge of the American company
Mails are received with details of the
great naval victory won by the Brazil
lians over the Paraguayans at Ecuador.
Both sides exhibited great heroism, aud
the slaughter is described as terrific.
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

u We are authorized 70 announce Col. G.
Il. KYLE. of Dallas county, as a candidate to
represent this (2d) District in the United States
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

~ The n Y. Commercial prints =
letter from Camden, S. G.. saying al ne
groes are to be turned loose on the 1st Of
January next. It says theb blacks are
arming themselves, and predicts. great
difficulty between the whites and them.
The Herald's Mexican correspondence
says nothing positive can be said as to
the affairs on the Rio Grande That the
commander there has the strictest orders
to preserve terms Of cordiality. if posi-
sible, with the Americans. and suffer no
act of hostility and aggression to be COM
mitted. rtni 4al-a-u 4AtIHlH
D Cortina is on the rampage as usual.
a great many rebels are struggling in
TO Monterey and Matamoras, moving TO-
wards the capitol, hoping to obtain en-
ployment from Maximillian.rls edi gufI
Magrnder is believed to DO at Monte
rev. IL .--.--- - -----aL D. -.------ !
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06

New York August 1.-THE Herald 9
Washington special says: Great diff
culties have arisen between the citizens
of hecklinburg county, Virginia, and the
freedmen heretofore living rs slaves in
that county. The presence Of armed
negro troops in that county does not
seem to operate to stay the ravages Of
the freed negroes, who congregate at one
or two or more prominent points in the
county, kill the sheep, poultry and hogs.
and devastate the corn-fields, melon, and
other patches without stint. r2 -.l
The white people are represented as
being paalyzed, refusingto protect them
selves, fearing that the military power
will bear heavily upon them should they
interrupt the proceedings Of the negro
maranders. Governor Perpont and the
State authorities, without exception, are
very much exercised on the important
subject of what is to be done with the
negroes of the State NJ .lh
Washington telegraph., 1865-09-06
r. 81. ALDEN & Co.,

VLTOULD ID in form their friends and the pub
w lie gensr ally. that they are now receiving
and opening at their stand (ormerly that OF
w. ri. Ettsr a large and well selected stock OF
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GTATt % VERMONT. 5rsr rrts. 1855
- AEa a4agsps 81 s5r
lEsEy S HsHp rs NtEBnAN b. MlLLerr.
Where's. Henry g Hard. Vi Arlington ia
sa3 County, has iled With tbe CLERK u the
Court d LhAncery ior SAID County, SIS Te-
tit.on for ihe purpos % iorCslVsing = inert
gage given BY SAID Needham h Millet 70
sad Henry ), Hard. On certain house aud
iot ID said Arlington, and dated November
I'd, SOB, and conditioned foT the payment
IL SIS hundred dollars, as follows. tig ia
annual instruments 81 hfty dollars each .lrsi
D. yment 70 be made on the Grs, day Of April.
lsti aud future payments u principal 10
be made on the hrst day u April IL each
year thereafter, with annual interest on oil!
sums that may be due % o. time 81 pay
assn,, Gu the frst DAY q October IN each
year
And whereas il appearing that said Need
ham N.lleti new resides cut oi the state
Of Vermont, 70 vii ia the State u New
jersey. u Is ordered, that said Noedhanl
h, Mllett make las personal appearance be-
lore the Court Of Chancery next IL beh0ldeu
Al Manchester, 10 and for said County, on
che 1rst Tuesday Of June, 1865, then aud
there to make answer to said petition and
further to stand " aud abide By such ordef,
direction and decree therein as 10 said Court
. Shall seem meet And that the substance
Of said petition together with this order be
published three weeks successfully in tho
Manchester Journal, printed 81 Mauehtster,
in said County, the last Of which publica-
tiJhs shall be at least twenty days previous
to said first Tuesday Of Juue.I
GiEea Eafg my haal al Manchester, ia
said County, his ION day d .aprar
4 u 1865.
HARnIsoSsPRNbIE, Dep, Clerk.
II, X. Fowler, Sol.
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Tbs is a ,irug avrily ofesptcal eammgD-
d4iion.
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5. S. sTEoSG " H., and ). r. STRONG, NJ. J.
IRis hsataiion a1s established IN 1865.
Hundreds have experienced It's benefits and
gwen testimonials Of their hgh appreciation
offs advantages.
IT. location was chosen III view Of tic med
ieiaul advantages Of tie Springs II IS unsur-
passed fr beauty of location, between Cong,
ross and Empire Spring, but few minutes
walk from the chief Hotels and Congress
grounds, the gem Of Saratoga.
The rooms are large, airy, pleasant and well
furnished.
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University we have awaited ourselves Of the
facilities found only in our Hospital and large
cities for tie study Of disease and given srEc.
IAL attention to those Of woMES, also The
Tdraai Hsart and Lungs, being familiar with
the various modes of practice q those who
maks these fnaladies their sDeciahtits.
We treat an diseases, but chronic affections
claim ourpriEcipal attention.
aiditjnto the Medical and Surgical gen.
Giles, we employ Swedish Movement Cure
Die LEXIS systcm Of Gymnastics, and all kind,
afbaihs, 90 which We have good Gymual.
um and sll TIE fac.lties d a scientific hydro
pa.hic establishments.
Among many gentlemen 70 whom we could
rgfar, would name fle following
b. Nett y. D., Isl. D., Union College schc,
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A yoatb IS #saa Aa
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