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Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.

COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
06Fcs Of the Clerk Of the Hampstead Circuit
Court, in vacation, January 27th, A. ID. 1865.
John W Page, Plaintiff.
rs. attachment in Debt
Edward w. Can't, Defendant.
TNHIS day came said plaintiff, by his attorney,
IL and he having on the / 3th day of October,
a. d. 1864, filed his declaration herein against
said defendant for the sum of Two Hundred and
fifty dollars debt, damages One Hundred dol
lars, upon which an attachment was issued re-
turnable to the November Term of our said
Circuit Court, A d. 1864, and it appearing from
the writ issued herein, that the same was duly
executed by the Sheriff of Hampstead county,
by attaching one lot of Books and an old Book
Case, as the property of said Edward w. CAN'T,
and said Sheriff certified on his return upon said
writ, that said Edward w. CAN'T could not be
found in his county, and said defendant having
failed to appear on or before the third day Of
said November Term of said Court, aud plead or
otherwise answer to the plaintiffs action It's
on motion of said plaintiff ordered by me in va
catiOn, that said defendant be notified that an
attachment has been issued against his estate
and that unless he shall appear by himself or
attorney, on or before the third day of the next
Term of our said Circuit Count to be holden at
the Court House in the town of Washington,
county of Hampstead and State of Arkansas, on
the Sd Monday of May, A. ID. 1865, and enter
his appearance and plead to plaintiffs action,
Judgment will be entered against him, and bis
estate sold to satisfy the same; and it is ordered
that this notice be inserted for two weeks sue
cessively in the Washington Telegraph, news
paper published in this State, at least four weeks
before the first day of the next Term OF said
Court. s. It. SANDERS, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
6-2w. Teste, S. It. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
OFFICE CHIEF CLOTHING BUREAU, T. NJ D.,
Shreveport, La, March Both, 1865

1 VI.
Shreveport, La, March Both, 1865.
TNHE Clothing Bureau desires to make add :
IL tional contracts for Leather, and offers the
following inducements:
A detail from active service to one white
man, and exemption for FIVE Is negro men
to every person who win contract to tan and
deliver within twelve months, 1900 sides of
well tanned and finished leather, TO be paid at
schedule rates. The party contracting will be
required to enter into bonds in the sum O thir-
ty thousand dollars. for the faithful execution
Of the contract, with penalty OF a forfeiture of
that in event offaiuTe, AMI a revocation of
the detail and exemption.
Contracts will only be made with parties who
have tan yards in operation, and sufficient means
to carry them out.
Applications can be made to the following
named officers:
Capt. L. w. Taylor, A. g. NJ, Houston,
Texas; Major w. ID. Beard, q. NJ, Huntsville,
Texas Major j. J. Busby, .. NJ, Mound Prai-
rie, Texas Captain A. u. Wright. A Q. N,
Gilmer, Texas; Captaih Joe W Bossert, A Q.
NJ, Shreveport, La; Captain Wm. n Peav.
A Q. NJ, Falcon, Arkansas.
w n. HAYNES
Major and Chief Clothing Bureau
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
"TAX IN KIND"
DIsTRIC~ QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE
Cd District, State of Arkansas.
Washing orfon Ark Anril Inth Leg

2d District, State of Arkansas,
Washington, Ark, April 10th, 1865.
, IN accordance with instructions from the Con-
IL trolling Quartermaster OF this State, | have
taken charge of the Tax in Kind" in this Dis
trict, comprising the counties of Hampstead.
Sewer. Pike. Lafayette and Columbia, to take
effect from the LIST instant.
The assessment and closing thereof for the
year 1854, is in my hands, and will be as vigor-
ously prosecuted possible.
All communications and reports relating TO
the Tax in Kind" in this District should be
addressed to me at this place, and will meet with
prompt attention.
ED. w. PARKER,
7-3w Capt. and A. Q. NJ
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
Az AUCTIONt

WILL sell ct Public Auction oH SATIR-
L DAY, 18th april, at my Residence, elev-
en- miles South of Washington and four miles
Aorth NJ OF Spring Hill. ON the Shreveport and
Washington road, the following Property:
Fifty head OF Cattle; Seventy-fve head of
Hogs, Sheep, &c; Household and Kitchen
turnlture-consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus.
Tables, Desk Safe, Andirons Chairs. Pots and
Ovens; large Wash Kettle; Ploughs; Axes /:
Hoes; Cradle and Scythe; Grindstone: Looms:
Narplng Bars, &c, and many other things too
numerous to mention. Also, 500 or 1000 pounds
of Bacon.
TERMs-Made known on day Of sale
0-3w MARGARET L. GIBSON.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
General Orders
No. 10.

II In accordance with the above order all
details of men who do not hold certificates of
Medical Board, showing unftness for service in
the field, are revoked with the following excep-
tons: Men detailed from Department Head
Quarters on the ground of justice, equity, and
necessity, where that ground still exists, and is
stated IN the order of detail clerks who are ex-
perJs and whose services are indispensably ne
cessary. net exceeding one for each officer, ex-
cert IN the BureaJlx at Marshall, Texas, and
these ia the service of the Post Office, Treasu
ry, and Adjutant Generals Departments; men
detailed IN field service, in which class is en-
braeed these constantly engaged in collecting
cattle horses and mules, aud III hauling indis-
pensable supplies from Que port to another; ar
tizans, mechanics, and persons OF scientific skill
IN the service of the government, contractors
wit the government, whose pers onal services
are certified by the Chief of the Department
with whom they have contracted, te De Indis
pensabIe Co the execution of their contracts, and
whose individual attention is given thereto.
VI Able-bOdied agriculturists who are de-
tailed from Department Head quarters, and
whose details are hereby revoked, will be al
lowed until Lst Of May, 1870, to renew their ap-
piieations. IF they are not re detailed by that
da te, Enrolling Officers viii send tlem 10 their
commands without delay.
VII Men detailed mechanics, artlzans, or
persons of skill, ether than those IN the service
Of the government, viii be allowed until the lst
Of May, 1865, TO have their details renewed. If
not renewed By that time they will be sent to
their commands.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12

COUNTY OF HEsPsrEAD,
Office of the Clerk of the Hampstead
Circuit Court, in Vacation 10th
March, A. D., 1865.
John S Robertson, Executor Off
last VIII and Testament of Petitioner
Susan R. Neal, deceased.
Sylvarus S. Neal, Joseph S Pres
fridge, James Prestrilge, Robert
P. Bredberry, Mary g. Bradber
ry, Sassn ]. Bradherry, Mary nth.
W. Neal. Harrison Neon and Deien1'S'
SOphrona f. Moor. his wife,
and Joseph ( Max well and So
phia W. Maxwell, his wife.
Petition for Partition of Negro SIaves.
FE1HIS day came SAID Petitioner by his At
n tOrneyS, and fled his petition herein, the
object of which is to obtain partition of the
negro slaves belonging to the estate Of the said
Susan K. Neal, deceased, among the heirs and
legatees under the will of said deceased; and it
appearing from the allegations of said petition
that said defendants, Joseph f. Maxwell land
Sophia w Maxwell, his wife, are non-residents
OF the State of Arkansas: 1t is, onIRoton of said
Petitioner, ordered by me, the undersigned
Clerk IN vacation, that said nonresident Defen-
dants be notified of he fling of said petition,
the nature and object thereof and that unless
they shall appear by themselves. or Attorney
on or before the third day of the Rext Term Of
our Circuit Court, to be holden at the Court
House in the Town of Washington, County Of
Hampstead and State of Arkansas, on the third
Monday of May, A. D, 1865, and plead to
petitioners action, judgment win be entered
against them herein: And it is ordered that
this notice be published once a week for four
weeks successively, in the " ashington TeIe-
graph, a newspaper printed in this State, before
the next term of our said Circuit Court.
Teste: S. L. SANDERS, Clerk.
Copy from the record
Teste: AT 5. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
TO REFUGEES IA FARM FOR SALE,

ONE OF THE BEST ANDRICHEST FARMS
" IN Red River County, Texas, containing $50
acres-l5O in cultivatOn-and in one mile Of
GAINESVILLE, with corn, meat and farming uten-
slls, stock, hogs, &c, &c, 1iH be sold Title
Of The best.
Wagon and mule teams required in part pay
ment- The balance can be paid in negroes, or
any kind of money. For further information
address me at Clarksville, Texas.
J-2m ID. C.. RUSSELL.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
PrOCianlafinn

WHEREAS, George G.. Vest, elected Rev-
w resen.ative in the Congress Of tha Con-
iederate States, from the fifth Congressional siis-
trct OF the State OF Missouri. has been appointed
and qualified as Senator from said State in said
Congress, whereby a vacancy has happened in
the representation from said State,
NOW, THEREFORE, in cbedisnce TO the con
sntuhon OF the Confedorate States. and bv vir
tue OF the authority thereby vested in me a. he
executive authority of said State of Missouri. I
issue this writ OF election to eli said vacanev
and hereby order that on the third Monday a
July next, an election be held according ~ The
laws OF said State and The act Of Congress- n
that case made and provided, for a re6fessnts-
tive irom the NTH congressional district III the
State OF Missouri, in The present Congress II
the Confederate States
'lven under my hand and TIE great saal AZ
the State Of Missouri, AZ my Executive ofscs
~ this seventh day Of March. n tbs
SEAL year Of our Lord, eighteen hundred
w - and si1ty-fve.
THOS. G. REYNOLDS.
Governor OF the State of Missouri.
Attest: III. w. LYDAY,
Secretary Of State.
Marshall, Texas, March 10. 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12

HEAD QRs. CO1rD'T. CONsCRPTs, D. A,
Washington, March D, 1865.
The following General Orders are published
for the Information and guidance of all con-
eerned. B. T. DANLEY,
Commandant Conscripts, D. A.
HID: QRs. BUREAU OF CONsCRPTIoN, I. NJ. D.,
Marshall Texas, March 3th, 1865.
General Orders,
No. 6.
/. The following extracts from General Or
ders, No. 10, Department Head Quarters, are
published fer information;
HID. QRS. TRANS-MISS. DEPARTMENT,
Shreveport La, February 18Th, 1865.
General Orders, I
No. 10.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
bT EOMIIalll Ul
GsnrrgI r. KIRBY SMITH.
: = ANDERSON. Asst. Adit. G.,

=. D 4 UEt1sIINt EsoL -tliT Q N'III.
IL By instruction Of the Department Com
rnander, the foregoing order viii not be so con-
strued as to intsr1ere with those dttails which
were made in favor of King q Co, King, Ken
nedy, q Co. nor with cases where the detail
was granted for limited period, and for the
accomplishments of a specified object.
III An able-bOdied men who have been de-
tailed from these Head quarters, otherthan me-
eIanies artizans, and persons Of scientific skill,
III Government service, and those detailed tor
the purposes named IN the exceptions to the
above reeised order will De allowed until the lst
of May next, 10 have their details renewed. If
not re-detailed bv that time, Enrolling Officers
viii send the0l to their commands, or Camp of
Instruction, as the ease may bs.
BY command OF
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12

and % wounded. xns nyUps
gallantly, and received the war
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
Brig. General GREER,
5-3w1 w. STRDMAN, A. 4. Gen.

Head Quarters for Collecting Absentees }
From Commands East OF the Miss.
Natchitoches, La, March I7th, 1861 }
General Orders,
No. 3.
1. In obedience to the following Order, to-
wit:
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
HEAD QRs. TRANSMITS. DEPT,
Shreveport, La, March 18th, 1865.

General Orders, /
No. 20
I. Brig. Gen. Harry T. Hays has been as
signed BY the Secretary Of War, to the duty of
collecting and forwarding to their commands,
all officers and men, in this Department, who
belong east Of the Mississippi river.
H. All officers and men who have come into
rhis Department by any authority other than
~ special order of War Department, will inne-
1iately report in person to Brig Gen Hays, at
Natehitoches La
Ill All officers and men belonging east of
the Mississippi river, who have been assigned,
to commands or duty, by Department, District,
or subordinate commanders. win at once be re-
6eved by their immediate commander and 0r-
dsred to report ia person to Brig. Gen. Hays,
at Natchitoches, La.
BY command of
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12

General T. KIRBY SMITH.
s s ANDERSON
Assistant Adiutant Generg

Assistant AdjUtant General.
All officers and men belonging to military or
gaui6adoHs serving east Of the Mississippi river,
and absent thersfrom without proper authority,
viii report forthwith to these Headquarters, or
70 one of the auxiliary camps for the collection
Of absentees established under the authority Of
tese Headquarters
IL. All officers, not Of the detail authorized
by paragraph XXI Of Special Order No 100,
Series sf 1864, Of the Secretary Of War, and en-
zaged IL SOLICITING absentees from Cis-Missis-
sippi commands. viii report by letter TO these
Headquarters
By command OF
Brig. Gen HARRY 7. HAYS.
sABlL FLOWER, A A. A. g.
An auxiliary Camp is established at Camden,
Ark Lieut.. j. A. Reeves Commanding
By command of
H. T. HAYS.
53w SAML- FLOWER, Capt & A. A. G.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
content.

. blessed with health and wealth and sweet
content tHk
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
NOTICEl

NIJIIOE
iFHE PUBLIC--particula Tax Collectors,
i are warned not to receive a Certificate Tor
.xchange of Issues, commonly called New
Issue Certificate" for ST, 400, dated june 1lth,
ls64. in favor of Fl. P. Thomassen, drawn by
d. f. Shall, late C. S. Depositary at Camden,
ark, as most of the Old Issue deposited tor
'iat Certificate proved to be counterfeit.
JOHN BROWN, G.. S. DepOsitary,
5-5w Camden, Arkansas
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The Hstinfx cerrepanda 81
she Cincinnati ese IT, 1ls seeoah.
ef the procsed.nr Of TIE a1nsssh
trizl ialt Monday seyn
More than Ordinary INTEREST vas *
cited By lhe pfodac sen n he Z
the rebel LieBienatf Alftcn. Which MA
AoQn4 afr1ne the afchi4ts 81 4Is rebel
Var Deparsfaentarsferdefaf ~ 1o1u.
elon The pfopqsitoa 81 the efiSef 30
nd the eclnEEe 81 is defassH enc
mics meaning Ef Encein and bis
latsast - asse1inali1R chem. was
eaoHE . have been ontertained 81 JEFF
fefaon Davis. and be bAd directed bis
private HecGef4t1 ~ refer fht f5atter
50 TIE ftbeI Becfc1zfY 81 War iof his
ccnsuit4fIon Nhea Che rea6iue. Of
the letter Was oonfiaatd aa Aueihls
mufmur Of horror Was heard from all
parts Of The room, and especially
among the Adirs. who made such ex.
claluaiie1E Oh the no1sler ION.
horrible Shamel ShaLael This WAS
lie tfsi dif<o testimens gst produced
ID The case shlI wing tha4 Davis at any
time eniertaiEed the idea o. asaas
ting the President and The heads Ct
Deperupents and Us imporiance was
enLanced ~ the lz1t That the refer
tnce 81 Davis 10 biz Secretary Of War
was dated in December hss sc which
slime il has been clearly proven that
Booth ard some Of his original Coined
ers we're actually c1Fared ia plot
ting the murder 81 Ar Lincoln.
7he intfodaction cI the letter esian-
fishes the fsct begond aa4 doubt e It
- good iQr 20 either purpose, that Davis
was not only capable q entertaining
heproposas for asssssinatiae our Presi
dent has was willing 10 treat with cold
blooded Fiiains foria accomplishments
The ink ip The chain Of e7idencs that
directly cexneela Booth and the prison
era IS an agreement Bith DaQa a murs
der Lincoln and Dr.. Seward, has mob
been produced ia the triaI. bat may yet
BE- offered before the GOVERNMENT
cI Ia testimony
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serstegcf re Treasury



WkaHscros. Har p
Wssezts Brn pfca malion If the
/ President 81 fhe l1ih dar Ct AnfiI last
6eftsn nasE Of the Gifted States
/ therein specified which htd nfstienslf
/ heen subject "a blc1kade we've. f.r ab-
iecfs 81 tahl.c safety. declared con
+ formite With fhe previous 4oecinl leris.
ilation of Congress 10 be elosad against
foreign commerce during the nation'r
viii 20 be hereafter expressed and
mede known 81 the President and
where's. events andrircumstances have
s1es occurred phich. ii nv iudenent
/ rendered. exoedieat ii remove fkat re-
niriction except Is 30 The poris 81 Gal
weston. Laraca. Brazos. De Santiago,
Point isabel an6 Brownsville il the
State Of Texas. nor. therefore BE- Il
known that I, Andrew johnson,
presidents oE the United Eafaa DO
hereby declare thst the test aleresaid
not excepted IS Above. shall Sc open t.
foreign commerce from and after the
frat Of Jui4 next Commeroial inter
c0ursa vita said ports MAJ from tia.
time BE carried on, eubiect 70 lie laws
81 the United Stasss, and 10 p~nrsnance
Of slch retuiatioae "a may b. pres
cribed ~ the Secretary Of tbs Treesu-
ry. #, however, any vessel from a for
eign port shah enter any oi the hsfore-
named excepted porls ia the State Of
Texas. she VIII sonfihus q bs held
liable e ne penalties prescribed bg
The sci Of Congress approved on the
ls.h july. 1851, ard porsons on board
81 her - such penalties IS may Re in>
CURED pursuant TO the laws Of var for
tradine es attempting 70 frsde with the
enemy. and l. Andrew johnson Prest
dent 81 the United States. do hereby
declare and make known thar the
hUrifod States 81 America do hence
forth o.sal'oH d 81 persons trad
ing o. attempting to trade il any Of
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Wurrz stttHrn sfsIsos VA
r. III Ereslneg hs P' 81 IL cba-
1as 6aies u dHr
Dear SIR ] hAra besa thinking for
some tins that 1onid make this com
muDicsaon 70 you. bat have been de-
TERED from doing So On account Of Ill
he4lil. noN ellt1 9ou my sersices.
al d Il you viii favor me- IN my designs
VII proceed IS soon IS my healtb viii
> tmi5 % rid my eerntry Of some 81
her deadiiest e1emie 81 stff<ir4 a
use very hcafts blood 81 those who seek
- eachain her Ia slavery / consider
nothing dtshonorahle hsring such 5
tendency. All j asiof yon S b favor
me 81 granting ae neocssarF papefs.
etc. q travel on, while ia the inrisdic-
ton al tAis GoTeFnmen& ] am per
feclf EAmiliaf with the Nofft-, and feel
fonadeut ] can execute anything ! uE.
derfake ! have pei returned SOS
from Within their lines Ian d Lieu.
ttnars il Gen. Dukes conu4nd
vas on the raid last june ir Kentucky,
t1dff oene1ai Jain II Haraaa
and 81 eli my command excepi
sNo or three conm 5ns4 rfddef
Ne1e taken prsoners. b1t fndiue 4
etd opportunity While being taken %
PRISON. I made nv escape ron hen
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sad cna 511ef and reefI1 lie a1Hclt 1z1l or
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hant make Had latest efg4a ard q Iuf11sc Hra
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