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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
From Pope County.
Pope County, March l5th, 1860


 EDlroR TRUE DENoc2AT-A lrient of mine has recently handed me the Oid Line Democrat of the 12th January, in which appears an article over the signature of Oniae. Mr Office denies all of the state ments made to you by me, relative to the speech of Mr. Barker, and that the agent had tried to get the people to turn out to hear Barker. In the first place must state that if am in error, 1 am writing to coz rect the statements, but for the present will re-as>ert that there was no speaking at RuSsellviIIe, and, that my former state ments of the speech at Dover, is or was true-having my information from re- liable source Now let us see whether the agent of the 0 L. D. made an effort to get the people to turn out, maybe am wrong but l come to this conclusion, from the fact that saw in the Old Line Democrat a notice specifying the time and place ot the speaking-saying that Mr. Barker had taken great pains to inform himself, etc, etc; or some such thing. Ii was written a though it was from the agent, and for one vet believe he did 1t. notwithstanding he now denies it. Mr. Office then comes out with complaint, that your cores pendent had ascc .tained the number of sub scribers 10 the 0. L. D. l have not visited all the offices myself, but l am satisfied from what l have learned of it's circulation that 1t has not a hundred subscribers in the county, while some of it's friends claimed for it more than double that number. Again, Mr. Office says that this correspon- dent has been running for office in this county on the popularity of the True Democrat; that 1 go for any body for office. Such statements as these are hardly worth notic- ing, but MT. Office poems fully determined to convict himself of falsehood, and really have no objection; so to make the least of it, and dispose of such statements in as few words as possible, 1 will first say it is lie, and pass on. With a few words now to Mr. Office, l will dismiss the matter
 Pray sir don't concern yourself 50 much about the fitness ant qualification of other individuals for office-thc people are the udges, and are generally correct in thai judgment. Bidc your time Mr. Office, per haps when Col. Hindman gets the apr Ynt- ing power, you may get to be post master at the Cross Roads, and if you fail in this it may be that the good people of Dover will give you the office of town constable, then you will have your assumed name in real shape, and the people saved the trouble, time and expense, of building lunatic asylnmn.
 There is another writer who comes out in the 0. L. D. of Fcb'y Is, over the name of BeIlfonte. who wishes to attack Inc by in situation and inuendo All have to say to him is, poor little fellow, keep yourself within doors, least yon are eaten by some old COW, for cows are apt to make a pass at green things at this season Of the year.
 w. G. HILLS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-03-24
Notification in Massachusetts.

Under this caption, we explained the principle features of the law of Massachu sets nulifying the Constitutional com. pact for the surrender of fugitive slaves.
 The following paragraph throws aldi- tional light upon the subject, and shows the public sentiment in which such legis- lation has originated:
 "SLAvE HUNTING IN MAssA cHUsErrs. ''- The committee on federal relations in the Massachusetts Legislature had public hearing on Thursday upon the petitions for the law "to prevent slave hunting in Massachusetts The chairman ofthe com mittee, Mr. Merrill, of Boston, stated that petitions of the above character had been received from fifty towns; signed by about seven thousand people-men, women and children. The first speaker was the Rev. Charles Beecher, and he was followed by Rev. J. Sela Martin, fugitive slave, and Rev. Dr. Murdock. The latter spaake advocatol the superior claim of the law of God, and the duty of the State to open lv repudiate the fugitive slave law as com ing in conflict with the higher law
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TRIRuTE OF RESpECT.

At 9 called meeting of Shady Grove Lo1ge No. lO8, on the 9th MaT.h A. D. lS6O- after the object of the meeting being ex- plainel by the Worshipful Master, a com mittee was appointed to draw up suitable resolutions eXpre Sive of the loss this lodge has sustained in the death of our worthy brother. D.. IlENRY ATKINSON, who de- parted this life February 23, A. D. 1860, A. l.. 5S6O, in the city of New Orleans who after an absence of a short time report ea the following pream 5le and resolutions, which wore unanimously adopted, viz:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great Architect of the Universe to call from labor to refreshment on high, our beloved brother and friend, Dr. Henry Atkinson. There fore be it
 .Resotued, That as members of this lodge we deeply lament the loss of our esteemed brother and friend.
 Heaoiyel, That in the death of our brother, Masonry has lost useful member, society kind friend, community an eminent phy- sician, his beleavel companion kind and tender husband and his little children q tender and kind father.
 Resolved That we deeply sylnpathize with the widow and relations of the deceas- cd in their bereavement and ineparable loss
 Rcsolped, That as token of onr respect for our deceased brother, the members of this lodge wear the usual badge of mourn ing for thirty days
 ResolCed, That we tender our heartfelt thanks to our worthy brother, Asa R. Cone, for the generous and kind treatment by him toward our deceased brother during his ill., ness, and the prompt and efficient manner in which he brought him home to his fathers burying ground.
 Resofced, That these resolutions be en- tered On the records of this lodge, and copy be furnished the widow of the deceas ed and a copy be furnished th. editor of the True Democrat at Little Rock, with q request to publish the same.
 JESSE ,CAENEIL. }
 JOHN N f0RTUNE,- Com.
 A. \. WILkHaSO4.I
 A. N. WnKERsoN, .Sec:y,
 Arkansas and Tennessee Baptist please copy.
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The democracy of Arkansas county met in mass meeting pursuant to previous no- tice. at, DeWitt, on the 17th inst, and or ganized by calling Major J. T. Brown to the chair and appointing Dr. D. B. McFar- lane secretary
 The chairman having explained the ob- .ject of the meeting in few eloquent re- marks; and on motion of Col. C. C. God den, the chair appointed the following as a committee on resolutions, viz: Col. C.. O. Golden, Dr. Samuel Allen and Capt. r. c. Lane, as said committee.
 The committe through their chairman, Dr. Samuel Allen, presented the following resolutions:
 l. Resoloed. That we honestly and cordially in- dorse the principle of con'enr ors and that We will 2 ve OFT hone zeai in he su' psfs of tieir 10 rinees, and wi cry honorable means to secure their election. ss.s
 ,. Resofrea, That all democrats and those who intend in future to act with the democratic party, and sustain its nominees, be invited tt participate in this mass meeting.
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Tribute of Respect.
HAMBURG LODGE, No. 61. r. A. M.,
 February lIth. 1860.


 February 11th, 1860 At a regular communication of Hamburg Lodge, No. 6l. Free and excepted Masons, held on the 1lth day of February, 1880, A. l.. 5ssO, the following preamble and resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted, viz
 " hereas, it is with deep regret that we have learned of the decease of our lament ed and worthy brother JOSEPH STEVENS, who has lately been called from labor to the rest which awaits tue truly faithful la oorer;-and while we bear with humble sub- mission to this severe dispensation of D. vine Providence. we feel that we are thereby warned of our own lot, and that which awaits all flesh.
 Inc consistency of his life as a worthy Mason, and an honorable, faithful christian, warrant us in the firm and pleasing belief, that he has gone to the enjoyment of the reward of the good and virtuous: therefore, Resolped, That in his dea.h Masonry has lost worthy and honorable member -society and the church all exemplary man, and the country an honest and valuel cit- zens.
 Resoired, That we do most sincerely of. fer our heartfelt condolence to his oflict- ed and beravel family.
 ReSolped, That we-commend his exam. pie ln life to the imitation of all who would ba good and virtuous.
 Resolped, That We will wear the usual badge of mourning, as testimonial ill his memory, for thirty days.
 itesoleed, That these resolutions be spreal upon our minutes, copy furnished the family of the deeeasel brother, and that a copy thereof be sent to the Sag, of Mon- ticello, with request to publish them.
 R. M. DICKERSON,)
 JAMES NORRIS. Committee.
 A IA !
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St. Francis County Convention.

TIis convention met on the 21th of Feb ruary, pursuant to notice and organized by eIecting Mai. Edward Mallory chairman and Wm. II. Hooper, esq, secretary.
 The chairman, on taking his seat, explain ed the object of the convention in few and appropriate remarks-after which the fol- lowing resolutions were introduced hy lion F. Littell.
 Resolocl, That We approve Of the principles laid do"n in the cineny't platform ant deem them Resolred, That we do not wish to throw our voices by way ot positive instruct ous u oar delegates at Charleat n for whom to vo,e, vet We have porta- ~ for Stephen A. Douglas of IIino.s for President, and hone tO ice 1t respected.
 Rc5oloel That RiciarI H. Johnson, in whom we rccogn q firm ami fearless democrat, is eur first choice fer Governor.
 Rcso'rsi, Ina Mark ". Izard is eur first choice for Congress. Thomas B. Hany is our second choice, and " X. Patterson our third choice
 Rcsoired. Tint hereby constitute and appoint Wm. II. II Q .er. Marsh Walker. P liuleyter Dam ana o. w. Seah7r1. as delegates to tie convention be to held q. Little Rock, on the first Monday of April next.
 ED. MALLORY, Chr'n.
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Head Quarters, l3th Re7t Arks. Militia,
 LITTLE ROCK. March 25d. IsGg.

Order No. 6.
 EuE members of the diaare nt companies \ composing tic 18th Regiment or Arkansas Militia, are hereby notified thnt on Saturday, the I4th day of April, 1860, there will be elections he'd for commissioned officers os such compan.es, at the places respectively named below, to-wit:
 For Company A., at the Market housa in Ae city of Little Rock. For Company B., at Robins Hall in the city Of Little Rock.
 For Company 2, at the County Court Room in the city of Litde Rock.
 For Company D., at the voting precincts in. Maumee, Owen and Pyatt townships.
 For Company E., atthe voting precincts in Plant, Duncan anu Bayou Metre townships For Company F., at the voting precincts in Gray, Mineral and Ashley townships
 For Company G., at the voting precincts in Campbell and Eagle townships
 For Company H. at the voting precincts ln Fourche and Union townships.
 When and where they will attend and cast their vote or officers of their respec iveeomaanie aild the judges of such elections will mmedate!y there after repor; the resuit rieesol az HrH cn BT oreer or tag Cslcae ' nin4 d if-:
 ROBERT (. NEWTON, 4iqNaaAf. Ma7oh o4 fGts
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The Post Office Deficiency Bill.

The post office deficiency biil has passed boA Houses of Congress, and received the signature of the President, an,I is therefore a law
 It appropriates a4,2o6000 for the sup ply of the deficiency in the revenue and paying the expenses of ti- department for the year ending ill June last; S4,000. GOO toward the support of the department for the year ending in June next, and the further sum of S2, 400, 600 for the payment of the salaries of officers and clerks. for transportation of the mails, wrapping paper, bags, stamps, etc. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, commencing sixty days after the expiration of the quarter in which the service was rendered. but in uo ease prior to the fth nf May lS39--up to the present date shall be paid on all sums iounl to be due the contractor, for carry ing the mails. The interest shall be uaiH only 10 the contractors themselves, in fan ot all damages by reason of failure pr lelav No interest ia to be allowed on payments for the last quarter ending with Decem Ter last \ sum ior this purpose Is appio- priaJel.
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Exnlnsinn at the St. Charles Ental

Nnw ORLEANS, March l4.--Ihc ga~ome- ter in the St. Charles Hotel exploded to- day, setting fire to the building and burn 'ing two men to death. The building was. however, saved from de>tluct on.
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MARRIED.-A the residence of the brides mother, Nonnt Ida, Ark, on the l lth of March, 1tG0, by John NJ. Sinp- son, ,. F., 3Ir T J. BROWN to Miss ELIZA <. BLEDsoE, all of Montgomery county, Ark.
 This world is al Il feeting shrw;
 Young people, to wcdiock ercn, They tell Us, bachelors ,l, lis so,
 AIlt.imonial lie is second heaven. May peace an.I happiness eyel be- thcirs--
 Ther final home bevon the sk es; Rock on, old word, with li;e's ,.uli cares, WeL shortly go ami d. likewise.
 L.PB. At the residence of James L. Cargilc, on the 10th of March, 1850, hy the Rev. r. T. Harris, Mr. N E. BROWN, aged l8 years, Of Conway county Ark, to Miss C. L. C. \. McCASY EDWARDS, aged It years, of Van Buren county, Ark
 w. L. c. At the residence of the brile's father, in Independence county, on the llth inst, Ky the Rev. q. $. lloyd. lIr WnuAM F. TCcKER to Miss PAhLEE A RrsuINo. Also, al the same time and place. Mr. WrLlIsYS II. ALLEN to Miss EDNA A. RrsHE$'i.
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fN. MALLJN1, JHF T. Wa VI. HoopER, Scc'y.
LITTLE nocK, March 2lst, 1860.

LITTLE nocK, March 2lst, 1860. Messrs JOHNSON & lnRKEs--
 Gerts. Having just returned from my trip up the Petit Jean river, l q em it proper that l should let the public gene rally and all parties interested know some thing Of my trip, and take this opportu- nifty of doing so throngh your valuable, paper. ,d not succeed iu getting uD<o Dlnvil.e, for two reasons: mainly, ,<frat. the overhan ting timber, which haf to be cnt down, made my progress s9%Iow, and the falling of the water 50 .yapd, that would not have been able<to recross the Rocky Shoals" ;" if l had taken my boat over, until the river rose. We had plenty of water as far as the Hot Spring Crossing, at which place l deemed it unsafe to pro- cced farther, as hat on board 100 tons C, salt, and my men beiog badly tatigueo cutting timber in the water.
 ] found the river murh more easily navi- gate |, up that far, than antH'ipate5, a, tine henda are generally of an easy curve, and much more 50 than many small streams that have boatcd in successfully.
 The citizens met me and did all they couli to help me along; and l was in formed, as l came down, that the work was still going on, and have no doubt that they will have a steamboata at Danville yet this spring.
 Yours etc,
 JNO. X. WILLIAMS, Cart,
 8. Z. Danii Miiier.
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Read- q.artcfs of l3M Regt. of Arks Niiata.i
 LITTLE ROCK, March 25d, lcOD. rOrler No ,.
 TNHE Colonel announces the following appc='- ti1nment or the mil tia composing the l3th Regiment, (other than members ot iega. volunteer companies,) t0-wit:
 Compeny A. shall consist of the militia of the city ot Little Rock, east of East Main street; Company E. shall consist of tue mitja of the city Of Little Rock west Of East Main street; Company C. shall consist of the miitjl of Be Rock Township outside the limits ot the city of Little Rock;
 Company D. shall consist of the militia of Mau. mel!e, Owen and Pyntt Townships;
 Company F.. shlIl consist oi the militia of Plant, Duncan and Bayou Metre Townships; Company r. shall cousisto of the militia of Cray, Mineral and Ashley Townships;
 Company c. shall c,nsist of the militia of Camp bell and Eagle Townships;
 Company II. shalt consist Of the militia of Fourche and Union Townships;
 And the members of the Regiment are hereby ordered to observe such apportionment in voting torcompany officers, and performing military 'Gut, By order of the Colonel Commanaaut:
 ROBERT C. NEWTON, 4Fjitant
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Received per Steamer cuapaw, . HIDS.prime $ gar; ~ l0 b,g Itio Coffee;
 l ;ierce Rice;
 l barrel PdiycIisei Sugar; 1Iolhsses; Half brs. M5.asses; doz. ussortei kes, mixed; ] case car.ine+;
 6 boxes P Fruit; -4 Nerineeli; Maecaroni
 box lnpetial Tea; New Tyson Tea: Eack Tea. And for sale cheap for CASH by March 2l SARASIN X KRAMER.
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REET1~AT,!

THE undersigned would ras7sc-. n- A firm h.< friends ana t}epuhlc-s be ls reEqseo nom his o:I ,tsll .... ... IENEY's otu.s, more c,mmc.,i 'ut Ashleys Brick Row, on n1ur. ... -os E, OPPOSITE ~. r. yGUEHg's EsTA.t'-g tE
 where hs vi.i coHiinue to .
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 Qt Genuine Ipro.te>. ETn. - < IT4a- C-- AlQ ;.l. .-..a. articles l-ccs-er} i,l -.a ELI. iaaahu for past favAas, Hev. r;H.u>Ece Of He patronage D. .r i. hin heretofore. i .ll litye Rock, ,Ea.c, Gl, t7.
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 The ,'u FRESH ARRIv.. 114-- 1T
 Bacon, a5. 1000 i tE@ 5s.
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 eIoar a15 -..a -.ear 0 HHE.- N es.-- -~as. 7" Flour ca eJ l':r .rr,: l". ir'- eA A..s -raatt4e our
 i9 '' aoab'e eA.f Cai.y.ta 7onri ln0 5usata Saut Leri- ColL Esat Apgles, Beans ana Es@n,ny -~ BEi-. \aNE | ha4a; H.sl Alpiesi
 jI..'ia' lJ Green Atr'es. gutter and Caa~ss FNEE HUNDRED ib.. l.os ca D1itet, | Gjl pounds Western .eso-y od tkcrse.
 Vinegar and can5tsa G Bbh0. Pure Cider Ie.as O F boxes Star Cantea.
 Cider ONE Barrel Chm3Hsne Cider.
 Potatoes and -CaLbs 0Q BALs. carly .ri,it ,.aoas, 4] V 2 hhds Cabha-es.
 Crackers. q BOXES Cresm 1la kc-a A- :. Caravag Cueacr.;
 'T Cromou CrscAcl.;
 ? Wine do
 Ginper d. '' Maeeatot snaps;
 , " Boston rte's
 2 " Lemon All of which is oHerei Zap for CASH, at-Hs Eltab.e Store of March 2I sA8hsIH & KRseA.. Adolpa RadgesAy, Pta''G Dsse bv a...,.- IIarrin lon Owen, Det,.isat> iae'a' A ND now on tai, day comes the said l / X painttT, by a.yHe,, and ]. eipser.ns ,o the satisfaction of. jbe osui: Eo.u +e rt:u.u te .het8 oi Af6asss c.U,tv, ,,.s s..l q s:ea3ojt is ! a nonresident ot l,e s..te ut Aia uss--it is therefore, on uotiut co la' aa4.til. oi ss' t". ! the said Harrington O.t ,eu' t-. t"e Ieu- deUcy Of tn.s srit, Ni..es, a4 act I ete+ 2 it- i tacAlieAt for the sum oi tl.ep .-sc. z "i. ,t. 1 eight dollars anI niuety-a.ne ceti-, .9n | ot this order for tHo weeks 2 sas't' ihe ! Arkansas True Democrat, nsTsl paper l Li,te Rock in this State, the iAA ''ao-' A TO least Io',r weeks before the eoh'sl1- N"'hi i next term of ths court, at coGF. 6 ! the court house iu the town oi Ds-F . l for thc county of Arkansas, oI ths ; aifar tbn f5rf1h llondsy of Mgreh, a. ! unless he appear, plead answer n lsir,ti f,s cause of action, judgr-af . a.v.trn ,raiI'st him, and his IropeIty s2iG ,o | same. c o1-,p,r,r,,.,,.-+. 1 <. true copy from the reta,Id. | J C. QUEbTE2 Alla Ges March q. ls60 2v Cost of acr
 FLocR LUST received on co4sigpmea 4al rag es sale for clsh--
 25 brls extra Family Flour;
 9 sacks (. March 2l TGfED4 gnt--v
 Whisky, y7ins at.alzaah FUST received gp a5,lfst P s brIs Jui.usL .s.. ,. c.. aA 20" Tes.-s
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FOR SALE.

nNE extra No. l pair LOG WHEELS NJ just completed. A. J. WARD.
 March 24
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Vavinn's Canastcr in e.. .s

GENUINE imported 5C....., K cro2 Of ls51-a ua-asa @,a cvt <warantel pure lnJ ulais. ,-..,| and Ehe Le-ithes, Smokn. T,H .,- u constantly OIL Asnd aul for
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ENUINE iuis Af Tnbacco, Ver.a .1 the finest quality csr au 'Ns
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STEAMBOAT RFGIG1'I.R.

FURNISHED BY GEO. 5. MORRISON. 1850. Arrivals. March l3.-Lady Walton. Memphis. " l4.--l.ittie Rock, 1t. Sm.th. '' l6.-Red Wing, Memphis. '' lG-Uudine, C.ncilnati. l7.-Lahe City, Memphis. I-.-Leon, Forl Smt'. '' l7.-~kr Las!,. &t. Louis. l9-lenuic Nuim'e. NcuI his. '' le.-South Bend, Memphis
 Departures March l5.-Lady Walton. Memphis. la.-Ii,tie nach. Neu C.,eaus. " l6.-Rej Wing. Memphis. '' l6.-Unliue, Ft. Sui-h. l7.-Lqke City, F. smith. :. l-.-l.e.u, IT. Smith. :" l5.--Jenn.e W!ip ie, Memphis. l9.-~outA Byal Memphis.
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FLoCR

LUST received on co4s.gpMsa. 4ai fa. eB sa!e for cash-
 9 0rls extra Family Flour;
 9 sucks 's March 2l TEEE1 { gnt--V
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B. 3 2 ? T AY S
NPoETER OF AND DEALER Jz Genuine Havana Gig

\ LSD-HtNu'ue I'ufkIaR xt.t M !. A Smoking. anl Choice Virginia Ghea bace0, Geau'rc Mlr,ehaum C.e.r fl. schsum Pipes, Oriental Cie Sco4"g Pipe stems Amber Nouth-Pice', Matches, aud.dN otner Articles rs-u.. ho-s, in great variety. At4rllnas ts Rock, Arkansas, opposite <. l.. 'L.1-tF
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T. .. W. YOFLEY, Attorney at Law and General Real Estate

A3eIL
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, NTILL practice in the Courts of the Fifth w Judicial Circuit, and do general Real Estate business March 24, e. ly
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-'' " ILA IANU43.J
 A. N. WnKERsoN, .Sec.y.
 Arkansas and Tennessee Baptist please copy.
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Mass Meeting at De Witt, Arkansas
 County.

MATHEW DRIsTow. .Sec'Y.
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The ... FRESH ARETyl .1+-, 1T
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All of which is olIered --->4p for CASH, at-Hs Eatab.e Store of
 March 2l SAhtSIh S kHt G.
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Read- quarters of l3M Regt. of Arks. Niiitia
 LITTLE ROCK, March 25d loOD.