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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31
E. HUMPHREYS & CO.,,

562 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK. Sold by c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; J. Catlin Northfeld; A. St. John, Kent; G, ?. Afford $ Co.,, Hitehcocksville.
 = 1y15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31
Hiram Jackson, Agent AT THE Litchfeld Co, Hat Store.

EN AS just received large and beautiful assort7 Furs for the Fall and Winter trade. Ali gre res- pectfully invited to give me acafl. intend to sell cheap, "large sales andsmall profits is my motto
 Ladies Furs, good assortment also Buffalo Robes. just received.
 Don't forget to call on Hiram Jackson. West Main Street. 23tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31
Farm for Sale.

st8 situated in the town of sharon, five miles from Wapau,on the Harlem railroad, con taids 126 acres all under cultivation, and is ac- knowledged to be one of the best farms in the town. There are on the premises, a large and commodious Dwelling House, nearly new. two Barns, and other out-buildings, all in good re- pair. The farm is we'll watered, in good state of cultivation and is in every respect desirable location
 There is wood lot of 21 acres, belonging to sne Iarm, which will be sold with it. if desired. TOT further particulars address the subscriber.
 Lcedsville, Oct 2oth, 1860. '0A 0A 27tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31

\ SHToN's SALT for Table and Dairy use yfor
 A sale ty T! H. eHfCHARDH
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31

~ '. HILL & SONS Celebrated Family N. Flour, for sale by '. Y. McNIih'
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-01-31
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.

Alm1nac, WHICH the agents beoW named arc pleased to furnish gratis to all who call for them.
 Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp.
 sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia,
 Many remarkable of these affections have been made by the nrratire power of this ncicne 1t stim- atcs the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus disorders which word be supposed beyond it's reach. Such remedy has long been required by the do fa,tl tl,eraa t,ntl Hcil ao
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A Full Vote.

We trust our people will bear in mind the impor-
lance of polling fall vote for members of Congress
and for President and Vice President on the 9th
day of next month 1t is true there is no contest
for President and Vice President, all the people
are satisfied WITH and will vote cheerfully for Davis
and Stephens; but the people, by turning out and
giving full vote, will in the FIRST place show the
interest which they feel in their new government
in the second place, encourage and sustain the emf
nent patriots at the head of the goEernment-and in
the third place. give the lie to the assertions of Lin
coin and his minions, that there are Union men in
this State. Besides, large vote, and unit vote,
as of course it will be, will benefit the Southern
cause in Europe, by afording proof to the govern
ments beyond the water that our people are fully
alive to the Importance OF the conflict in which their
armies are engaged and cordially sustaining the
government at Richmond. These reasons of them
selves, not to mention others, should induce every
citizen to go to the polls.
Let erery citizen and ecery soldier rote. Remem-
Der, citizens will vote at the usual places on We'd
nesday the 9th of November; and the soldiers will
vote in camp, on the Thursday preceding, being the
3lst of October.
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WILLIAM LANDER Eso.-This gentleman has the
field to himself for Congress in the 9Th District.
He does not appear, however, to be acceptable to
such ultras as the Charlotte Bulletin Though Mr..
Lander was among the first to secede at Baltimore,
yet the fact that he labored at Charleston, and after
he returned home, to preserve the national Demo-
cratic party from destruction, is less Often
sive to violent secessonists, who it seems, will be
satisfied with no one who did not prefer disunion.
We agreed nearly entirely with Mr.. Lander at
Charleston and after he returned home; but diff
fered with him, at Baltimore, and then again, with
him. we supported Breckenridge. But whether we
agree or differ with him, he is an honest and an
able man, and, like Capt John Walker, who is on
our ticket for Elector for the sth District, he will
no doubt truly represent the people Of his District;
and it is not for to say nay to what the people
may choose to do - -
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FINE LEATHER There is perhaps no article which
the South will need more during the blockade, than
good leather We have received from Mr.. Isaac
Brinfied, of Newberry, S. c., beautiful specimen
of fine cafskin which he thinks equal to the French,
just manufactured at the Newberry Tan Works.
Mr. B. has discovered new process for tanning, for
which he has obtained patent, by which he as
sures us he can manufacture leather in one third
less time and with two-thrds less bark than it takes
now by the old process and save thirty or forty per
cent The specimen sent US, he says, was tanned in
twenty days. 1t appears to be heavy, substantial
article Mr. Brnfeld says he is now prepared to
sell rights to manufacture upon his process in all
the Confederate States except South Carolina which
has already been disposed of. The subject merits
the early attention of the public.
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Death of Judge Dick.

We are panied to record the death of this excel
lent man, which took place on the 18th instant, in
Gates County. He fell sick, we understand, at Eden
ton whittier he had gone to hold Court and was re-
moved to point some twelve miles from Black
water Depot where he died.
Judge Dick was in the 73d year of his age. He
had been on the Superior Court bench upwards OF
thirty years, having been elected, we believe while
member Of the Commons from Guilford County.
He was a good man, and an honest, impartial, and
upright Judge
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~" The Election fer Electors fer President AID
lice President Of the Confederate States and for
members Of Congress, toN be he'll throughsst this
State on Wednesday the 18th dny EFF Noeem6er nsrt
The officers and soldiers Of this State, aohetAer in
emp in this Stateor Virginia, wiN cote On Thurs
day betore, it being the 3lst Of October.
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New ENGLAND AND HER TRooPs.-The Northern
papers are "blowing" considerably about the num-
Der of troops which Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Maine Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hamp-
shire have in the field; and the whole number of
regiments is only 4e Massachusetts, with twice
the white population of North Carolina, has II reg
iments, while the latter has SO; and Tennessee
with white population of 100000 has 4S regiments
against 4G from all New England, with white pop
ulation of more than three millions! This same
Massachusetts, during the war of 1872 sent some OF
her troops towards Canada, but they refused to
cross the line to fight the British, and left this work
on foreign soil to be done by Southern troops But
she claimed pay for these same militia and we be-
ieye was still claiming it at the hands of the gov
eminent when the old Union was broken up--thus
showing that Yankee greed was much stronger than,
Yankee yalor.. The truth is, Pennsylvania, New
York. and the Northwestern States are bearing the
brunt of this war against the South 7, The New
England States are willing enough to profit by the
war, which they were largely instrumental IN BRING
ing On, but they will do but little Of the tghtng.
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ROANOKE lsLAND.-This is an important strategic
point for the protection Of the region bordering up.
on Albemarle Sound, and to check any rear move
ment of the enemy against Norfolk. 1t is there
fore of great importance that the eyes of President
DAVIS and Gov. Clark should be directed to that
point The intimations from the North are strong,
that the enemy will soon attempt to assall Roanoke
Island with strong force from Hatteras under Gen..
Mansfield, an experienced officer. Have we an ex-
perienced officer in command at that point? Have
We sufficient army and naval force there
to resist the invader successfully? There is perhaps,
greater danger at that point than at any other. if
attcras is to be made the base of operations by the
enemy. We beg the eraliest attention of the gov
ernlnent to this matter.
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EDGECoMBE CoUNTY.-The people of old Edge
conbe are determined that her brave boys who have
gone to the war from that County shall not suffer.
The Relief Committee give notice that they wish to
purchase receive gift, 1000 pairs shoes; 1000
pairs socks; 1000 blankets and 1900 yards of good
substantial cloth suitable for pants.
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THOMAS l. FAIsoN, Eso.-It will be seen by his
Circular in our paper to-day that Thomas |. Fason
Esq, of Sampson, is also candidate for Congress
in the Sd District This makes four candidates IN
this District, to-wit: COL Kenan of Dupn, Mr..
Thomas of Carteret, Mr.. Koonce of Onslow, and
Mr.. Faison-all clever and worthy gentlemen. The
interest of the District would be safe in the hands
of either. Mr.. Faison hits the nail on the head
when he says the Goldsborough Convention had no
power to bind the people of the District. He gives
it to that body right and left. The people are ia
king care Of themselves about this time, and we
trust they will continue to do so.
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~ The Semi Weekly Standard of to-day con-
tains tsce1os and the Weekly tspeaty=two original
Communications The number Of such communica-
tons in newspaper, furnishes good index to its
circulation and to the interest taken in il by its
friends and the pu Aic. s. 6 S.
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Nm. EDITOR: write you few lines which you will
please to ]" se in valuable paper say ths DAVID
BARNES of Northampton county the preference Of
in the c. F. Congress- II is needless attempt
history OF Mr. Barnes pirate or political He is we'll
known to the people Of the first district safe prudent
order of intellect rpened by experiences the pablc
ellis Of his State In him the people Of the FIRST district
will have true representative WIN will not consent to up
press them by heavy taxation measures anie to the
rights Of free people.
FIRST 9. DISTRICT.
October l5 1861. -.. Ns Std.
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NOTICE.
Office W1lminstoa 4 Weldon r. h. Co..
.--- WILMINGTON, 18th October, 1851. (

DIVIDEND, No. 10. ~. -.
4 DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER CENT. on the Capital
"A Stock of this Company has been declared from the
profits of the last fiscal year. aud will be paid to Stock
holders and after the 18th November NEXT the onehaf
in cash, and the remaining half in bonds of tho Confed
crate States of America.
By order Of the Board of Directors. b.
= JAMES S. GREEN, Sec'y.
IINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
II Frs Of the Wilmington Weldon Railroad Company,
will be held in this place Thursday, l4th November
next - JAMES 8. GREEN, Sec'y
October 20, 1851. > 49, ss-lt
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CONFEDERATE BoNDs.-It will be seen by the ad-
vertisement in our paper to-day, that Mr.. John G.
Williams has some Confederate bonds for sale. A
better investment could not be made
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HEAD QUARTERS N. C.sTROOPs,
Adjutant Genesal,s Oftice,l
RAinou, OF. 18th, 1851.
GENERAL ORDEn No. d. = *'s, '-
The following Order published for the information snd
guidance of all concerned: =5EsS ss-7s-S ~
State Of Nosth. CaroffAa,)
ExecUrfyE O1rcs;
al. ~ RaleiyA, OFT liz, 1851. J =
II LIEUTENANT COLONEL SPIER WHITAKER, Aid.
IL deCamp Of the Governor is assigned TO duty in Tho
Adjufant Generals Office Auditor VI Military Accouuts
He will enxaine and adjust for settlement al such cs
and accounts, under direction Of the Adutant General
: - SO 49,. HENRY II. CLARK
Goasaor 10 Qyicb.'
By order of the Commander-in- Chief kss-s'er- :,
(Sigued) &c. MARTIN,
- ~ 1AJutant Gene,aL
October g. 1851 ~ A3-wSt
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ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
THE PEOPLES TICKET.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE:
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Orange
Hon. DAVID S. REID, of Rockingham.
DISTRICT ELECTORS:
LIST District, JOHN Poor, of Pasquotank.
Cd CotSCIL WooTEN, of Lenoir.
Sd L. w. HUMPHREY of 0nslow.
4th 4" WIN Mel. MCKAY, of Cumberland
9TH " THOMAS BRAGG, of Wake.
9th BEDFORD Brown, of Caswel
7th I" ALFRED G. FOSTER, of Randolph.
Sth 4" JOHN WALKER, of Mecklenburg.
9TH 4" Ton r. CALDWELL of Burke
10th " A. S. MERRINoN, Of Buncombe.
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PROMOTED. learn that D. E. McNair, Esq.
of Robinson, lateO. s. in company G. of the 4th
N. G, Regiment of Vols, has been appointed LIST
Lieutenant in Co. H., srd N. G.. State Troops now
near Fredericksburg, Va. This is an admirable a2.
pointment and is the more comp .mentary to Nj.
McNair, as it was wholly unsolicited on his part.
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Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. Is, 1861.
The Editor of the Standard viii oblige Bishop
Atkinson by publishing the following notice Of his
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Col. SPRu1LLs REGIMENT.-We learn unoficially
that detachment of this regiment of Cavalry will
leave Camp Clark near Kittre's this week for Hyde
or some point under the command Of 1t. COL Robin
son. We presume the rest will follow at an early
day under Col. SpruilL -
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" ANTED.-A GOOD BAKEH.-He cad Oh.
plying to the undersigned. s
~. G. ROBINSON
: - . y. Col Comdg. Gavalry near Kttfsrs Springs Z
& October q, 1861 ss--2s.
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~ Our general newsp record has been unx
voidably excluded.
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letter addressed by this gentleman to the Editor of
the Register, in which he overwhelmingly meets the
charge of disloyalty made against him. Col. w.
presents clear record, and completely exposes the
fsity of the charges by the Registers correspon-
dent The Editor of that paper, we make no doubt,
will accept Col Wheelers letter as entirely salts
factory, and will withdraw his endorsement of the
statements of his correspondent. We rejoice that
one so long and SO favorably known in our State,
has been able so sgnally to vindicate himself at
time and under circumstances when the motives and
conduct of some of our best and truest citizens
have been, to some extent, similarly assaied. we
trust we shall have no more such charges except
upon the clearest and most undoubted proofs. :
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G. R. THOMAS, Eso.-We invite the attention Of
cular of this gentleman in the Standard to-day.
This Circular is well written, and does credit both
by its style and the sentiments it conveys, to its
author. 1t is not our purpose to take part in the
contest in the Sd District; but we think it our duty
to say, that having served with Mr.. Thomas in the
State Convention, and having observed his course
in that body with some attention, we regard him as
man of more than ordinary ability and a sterling
patriot.
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Tbe Stan0ar6.
RALEIGH. WEDNESDAY,, OCT. %, 1864.
SPECIAL NorIoE-Tbe STANDARD is conducted strictly


SPECIAL NOrICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
thu CASH system. H. papers are Discontinued at e
Of tie tas for oAics they have been paid. Ss-
mill he nosed FOUR WEEKS before their time Is out
Io cposs MARK their papers, ind ua1ess the
- ~,nera the paper soi2 be Discontinued This Is rule
clsh there epN be departxrs. WaSch for Tie coes
,rl md reae,u yaur subscription. - 49,
ueeslu Standard 81 per annh,n, in aduan1e.
s,,ai- JVsekly 81 per annuan, an adranee.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
osnton the Post Office FROM as we'll as the one TO- which
Shsv desire the change to be made.
s-r4s-.-s-p-.---...-..-s..- -
OUR PRINCIPLES.
The Democratic princple-that is, the right of
the people to ruie'
firm and unwavcring attachment to the Con-
federate government as the surest means for trans
uniting free institutions to posterity.
A vigorous prosecution of the war, and perpetual
separation From the United States.
The best men for Office, without regard to party
An honest and economical administration of both
State and Confederate affairs.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
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a~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
no,nce c. r. THOMAS, Esq, of Carteret, Us a
candidate represent the Third Congressional District in
the first regular Congress of the Confederate SiSes
October 4, 1861. SOS 85--td.
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~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
80 nounce HUGH WADDELL. Esq, candi-
date represent the eth Congressional District of North
Carolina the first regular Congress of the Confederate
States of America. 40 @N
September 6, 1861. .-8-,- 3D. ?
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49, WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 AN~
nounce GEN. A. J. DAKGAN, as a candidate in
the 7h Congressional District the first regular session.
Of the Confederate Congress. u
September 9th, 1861. s6s-td.
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Col. z. B. VANcE.-We publish to-day twodet-
tiers from Col Vance-one addressed to friend IN
Macon County, and the other to the Editor Of this
paper COL Vance, it will be seen, is most positive
In his wish not to be voted for tor Congress The
TACT that he is SO much pressed to permit his name
to be used, shows the great popularity he enjoys ID
his District He deserves all the confidence which
his late constituents repose in him, for truer Or
more gallant man does not live. But, under the
circumstances his friends will best consult his wish
ss by voting for some enc else for Congress.
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nlEe WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ana
VIZ nounce ROBERT P. DICK, Esq, Of Ghilford,
candidate represent the People Of the Sixth Copgres
soa District in the regular Congress Of the nedetase
States. ~ 80, s.-lSi
September 81, 1851. SID
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A FEW CONFEDERATE 9 PER CENT. BONDS.
JN0. g. wILIdAMs. Z
October %, 1861: ssv5tpd. !;
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nsF WE ARE AUTHORIZED Ia m.
VIZ nounce SAMUEL. II. CHRISTIAN. Esq, Of
Monigomey candidate represent the Seventh Con-
gessona District in the regular Congress Of the Coned'
crate States. ea - - - ..,5-I - 4. "a
Sept %, 1861. $500 ... Std.
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WE ARE. AUTHORIZED TO AM
fIS nounce j. H. eO0CH, Esq, OF Granville, vs.
candidate for the Confederate Congress for Tue Fifth Dis
tric consisting of the counties Of WARREN Fanku Grnn
viIIe Wake, Orange aud NASH 5sfS
September TO- 1851. STD.
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n~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
VIZ noance F.. u. KOONCE, Esq, Of Ons)ow.
in The regular Congress Of The Confederate states
Sept. III, 1861. SID
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nHe WE ARE AUTHORIZES re- ANs
~ nounce r. R. BRIDGERS, Esq, of Egecombe,
candidate represent the Second Congressional Dis
rct in the regular Congress Of the Confederate States
Sent 90 lSHl. Std.
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FIRST DISTRICT.

Murfrecsboro', N. c., Sept. "a, 1851. :. :
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m< WE-ARE AUTHORIZED. re an.
VIZ nounce the Hon. ARCEIIBAkD H.. AIRING
TON of Nash, candidate TO represent the people Of
the Fifth District in the regular Congress Of she Confeder.
ate States. ~ = a7f q @s-'ssH 2. =
September 90, 1851. Std.
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n1Y WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO IN.
nounce JAMES r. MCLEAN. Esq as eandi-
date to represent the people of the Sixth Congressional
District in the first regular Congress Of the Confederas
States. -5 - s7sF - -. p
September "a, 1861. s-,a ss std
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49, WE ARE AUTHORIZES 70 An
nounce J. H. HEADEN, ESQ.,. of Chatham. o
the frs regular session Of the Confederate Congress-
September 9th, 1861. - esd
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-02
Mass Meeting.

At mass meeting of the citizens of Ar kansas county, held at Dewitt, Arkansas, on the 22d day of April, 1861, the follow ing proceedings were had
 On motion of Col. J. T. Gibson, Col A. H. Ferguson was called to the chair, and NJ. F. Garrett appointen secretary.
 The chairman explained the object of the meeting to be to devise some means by which the State convention may be called together, if it should not be called together by the President of the convention before the 29th day of April, and closed by few brief and pointed remarks in defence of southern rights.
 On motion of Col. Gibson, MT. Farrelly read a note from Gov. Rector, empower ing and requesting him to act as recruiting officer to call on Arkansas county for men and money to aid in defence of the State. On motion of Col. Gibson a committee ] of five were appointed to draft rssolusiona
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-02
Mass Meeting in Calhoun County.

At a public meeting of the citizens of the county of Calhoun, assembled at the court house in the town of Hampton, on Monday the 22d day of April, A. D. 1861, the following proceedings were had:
 On motion of A. D. Maner. James Il. Means, esq, was appointed chairman of the meeting, and J. C. Barrow, secretary.
 The object of the meeting was briefly ex- plained by John H. Scroggins, esq.
 On motion, a committee was appointed to draft resolutions, consisting of John Il. Scroggins, esq, Dr. w. D. Stokes and M. L. Jones, esq. The said committee retir- ed and in short time returned and pre-. sented the following preamble and resolu- tions:
 WHEREAS. At the election held in and for the United States of America for President there of-the said election resulted in the elevation of Abraham Lincoln to the chief executorship of the nation, by party having at heart the abso lute annihilation of slavery, dearest and most endeared institution and whereas, seven States of the South have seeded from the original Union and have allied their interest with each other and formed a Southern Confectionery; and whereas, Lincoln as we are notified and believe made a re- uuISlloH Ou eiS 1odtco VI Sof ioi i'cH, boldly procaiining war against said Southern Con- federacy; and whereas, our sympathy and fortunes are with the Southern Confectionery, and the time fixed by the State convention for the vote on seces sion cooperation is to admit of Arkansas taking position with her interest. Therefore be it
 1st. Resoloef, That the president of the State con- venton of Arhansas is hereby requested to convene the State cop'4ition forthwith, for immediate ac- ton in ouv sellalf
 2nd. ResAfed, That the honor, interest and safety of Arkansas are with the Southern Confede- racy.
 3rd. Resolued, That in the event that the con. vention when convened fails to pass an ordinance of secession, that we are unanimously in favor of dividing the State of Arkansas.
 4th. Resotued, That the proceedings of this meet ing be published in the True Democrat and Tur- ners Southern Star.
 9th. Resolcsd, That the president ofthe Arkansas State convention be furnished with copy of these proceedings.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
 JAS. H. MEANS, CHr'n.
 J. C. BARROW, Sec'y.