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Information

OF G. w. and David S. Arthur who entered the
Confederate army: members of the first Mis-
sissippi, is desired by their widowed mother-NIrs
Mary Arthur, at Jackson, Miss
G. W. Arthur was captured and taken to Cam
Douglas from which he escaped and was recap
tured. After which, i'll order to regain his Tbert,.
he entered U. S. regiment to fight the indians
IN Minnesota. From this regiment he deserted
and has not since been heard Of David S. Ar
thur was from the commencement Of the war r.
Gen: Beauregard's command, and served through
the Virginia and Georgia campaigns.
The mother of these young men. q destirrt,
widow having lost all her property still clingiue
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1im. When he saw a church. he, wanted to

with him. When he saw church. he wanted to
go in and steal something. .
And when he saw telegraph report in the CT
fee he looked as though he wanted to change it
some way. The only thing he was fit for was to
watch the jewelry stores Let that dog go by a
show window where there would be some silver
ware, and he'd stand there all day. And he'd
look into store windows, and break into churches
to look at the communion plates. And he'd follow
funeral for miles if there silver plate ON the
coffin. Most of the folks always Thought he
one of the mourners But when found that
the graves were dug, and one day saw his kennel
filled with silver plates, screws, etc, gnawed from
coffin lids, we knew what vehement mourner
Ben Butler was. A funeral procession just passed
the door-and that is what the dog-goned dog
went out for so quick
| If anybody wants red and brindle, square
jawed pet of this kind, whose keeping will not
amount to over six hundred dollars a month,
less we have to pay his stealing, we'd like to sell
him. He isa sweet pet-just such purp some
poor man who is not able to buy window curtain
or a book for his wifeto read would want. He can
eat horse and chase his rider up tree any day,
and were it not for his peculiarities, would be Il
fine dog. He'll eat anything, from an inkstand to
linen night shirt-from pound of candles to a
baby-from magazine to an india rubber boat,
and grows handsomer every day he lives. Well
sell him cheap. For particulars address, with rev
enue stamp to pay return postage on the dog.
which is such handy thing to have about, your
most dog goned truly.