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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
DER. Z. GdEETDE7gR ALL

(LATE or THE CITY Of HAMILTON, oIIo,D
TTEREEY tenders his Profsssi onGl Services to
IA the CitiZnS 81 Delaware vicinity M tbs vaTi
branches Of MEDICAL PRACTICE An eNporieUce q
nearly years in the Miami Valley, in the duties
pertaining his profess is OF red iugcrrrnt
TO those wa1 mood Physician. Special attention Kill
be given CHR DISEASES and 10 all eascs peculiar
N1N.Y CHLDRAA. Onlce aud residence on Ihu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Pocket Knives.

fc1 DIFFERENT STYLES POCKET KNIVES, THE
lO1 greatest variety ever brought to town.
may IS, 80 {. D POTTER b co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Waafed.

ANY number of individuals to call and exam
IA the superiority tone, finish ilr-Ikc
preston OF the PRF3lICN PICTURES daily taken at
GAYITT'S GALLERY. They admireGby every Cue
..~.t:4:.L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
N NEW AND OLD

@% 0A@s WG &2 ESG ~ MILL
az THE undertigned having sold and bought still
4 hold OF 0tle best MACH
rial for building purposes in the known world The i-sI
sa a W00dgogths Fanciag Machine. which has done the
work in ulscs2uIcl like the years
Ibis caunty, ana stl ito tho III perfect
- 4pt PTic2s re iucef The second H. Borlcws Patent
Sash Machine, which makes SASH f4nds ana IouTs hy
feeding Il with clear ANA dry lumbef-stcl make
all ofOar building fnataTials husi-
ness long eaosh kGow that uu other lkn an
Aswer- We w5uli say the h"ncII of the people
Central Ohio that III be very snrry thcu,e
ecived by others tales lies tVuU very much
- pleased 10 have them with naked eyes.
We are also prepared 20 furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
EERases, n 0uidinga, Panels, etc,
OF descriptions At the vaIy is possible
Sash alled Win gasS an1 iaiEirt 1norI sizing,
In fact anything the hos Sjnc
RATES As Eavctie lG-gtStStock hand Sash
Doors, &c in the city, vii: Fu1rantre prices suit
purchasers Especial 7tteLtion is pail mAnulas
of Window Bincs 20 or'tcT, all cnietei, painted
hung atrGtuCei prices Fee Ing obEpa-
rrends latg:us their kind patronage
st yht would a share OF
tho same. kyss-c;.dlly,
- s-s Aag. p, 59-~tf. iL..-,V RnBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o. May IA, 1857.
Ar. Ii. Z. kINGsLET-Sir have been selling the
medicines Of the GrafIisberg Company for the last
years and have invariably found them give good
faction Thc Pills have sold to great many families
regular their tea and coffee and with they
have become a staple article.
Marshall's Uterine CaholicSn, prepared by Dr. Poe-
roy, is necinc that has done great amount good
in Female Complaints One lady sold it to told that
She had received benefit from bottle of the Cath
ucon than she had from long course medical treat
meDt by the mostskillful physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WIMSOM.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
GraFenberg Family EZedi-
cines.--Retail Prices.


II o NJ E T Z S T NJ o y Y.
HARTFORD, Trumbull Co., o., March 7, 81.
Thereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
fenbcrg Medicines for the past year, and truly say
that have MT with the decided Of tiie
people thaH thrsc, particularly the pills and Cathocon
They VIII readily perform all and than is promised
for them. havcsoi about fty bottles Of the Cathni-
J. Il. c. JOHNSON, MoiicaI Agent
Read what nr. Bushuel ssys Of the GranHubeFg Aedi
eanss Dr. B. Isl physician OF rxens We practice and
one of the most successful in the county (Trum5u) II
This certfrs that have rsea the CrsFherg T1s aud
NarshaIs CAtholicou, sold here by J. II. C. johnson,
my practice, to my entire satisfaction They ar good
Hartford, Trumhull courty O., March, 1851.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
From the NeIc Iork Daily -Nrss. ! .itorial.l
q We desire call a l3r- Josh
F. Bridge, The Health nj Ncner. - L.
another column He treats the subject n an abIt mn
and his skill and medical Judgment may be relied
F-,r. the Albany Narrfn1 E,rrcss
MarshaIs Uterine CathncnH has r.rvp,i he fully
valuable as claimed 70 be in many tests
made by medical gentlemen and Others Tr Ir;dgc is
regular physician Of very fine aaiumeIts great
Judgment and discrimination, judclous and highly
cossful practitioner in all dseascs especially these Of
Monen and Children
RE'N PHYSICIANS.
" MArshSh,s Uterine Calh"lcon will certainly cuTsa
the descaes for which it is recommended. -
- There is no m 2dicine like it in this country.''
" In the worst cases that have with, MArshall's
CtsTne Cathncon is certain ond safe remedy
MATtSHATI'S UTERINE CATHnLICON
is unhcsitatingy offered reliable remedy for althose
complaints TO which every woman liabH, and VII Oh
gradually affect the mind well as the bUdy thai Il
think, talk work becomes alike of suffering
II NOT imossihity. Among the complaints eli tlt
Catholicun is remedy Falling of the Womb Whites
Suppressed Irregular painful hensruaton BloatInl
In1umlnatOns aud Hseasc of the KidneNs Urinary
Organs, Rctcut Ou or Incoutncnce Of Crii,-
C"stivcucss, Nervousness, Paintings, Palpitations
Cramps Disturbed Sleep and all troubles, organic OF
sympathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who trUublod with any of the above symp
toms, with spine liver lung complaints invited
to address Dr. Bridge with full confidence that they
1nd relief Aarsballs Uterine CathoIicon Quack
uledlciue hut its Ingredients have heen known the
Acdical Colleges aud they at the service any
pcctabe physician in the country,
Tie price MsRsHAILs UTERINE CATHoIIcoHi IS One Dol
lar dNd half per single bottle.
WEsT BEDFORD, Coshocton Co, o. Nay IA, 1857.
Mr.. Il. Z. kINGsLET-Sir: have been selling the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
cas- Eixtures and Burners

GaS &A2CuISS anu 9uEuSES
TTE have received large stock Of GAS BURN
w ERS directly from the Manufacturers, which W0
wills the lowest PRICES and prepared in
every way to FIT UP HOUSES, public or private for
burning Gus Persons expecting Gas VIII do well
to give Us a call n. L. STARR BRO.
April u ,'6O-ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Window Czlass.
GOLD PENS

A LARGE assortment Of Gold Pens from the
IA must Approved manulactores; IN Cold, Silver, and
EbOny heidels. Gold pens IL silver cases Tor the low
price OF 81 90. Also steel pens J. r and cedar pen
cils, writing paper, SC, just received at
dec7 No. 3, Williams Block.
C. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
New Publications..
JOXgES 81 CAREER,

TETILL attend promptly and carefully to all bEz-
w mess entrusted q TIN IL delaware ana adJuH
ing Counties
Office il Williams Block, pstars, second door the
left hand main entrance.
Delaware o.. March !, '61.-itl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
RENGOVL.
Zine CUTLERY.

A LARGE assortment of fno Pocket Knives en- I:
II Razors from the cecbrated nIahuiactery 81 m i-
clrist-jBxt tie Jewery and Fancy No.
3, Williams Block. These goods warranted superior
any others in tho rn5rkctEnglish not excepted Grn
toInJn isytod t. call and loOS Et them.
c,:LATT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
Lands on the Line of the Cairo
 and Fulton Railroad for Sale.

LITTLR k0CK, ARK, Anglst ZUth, IoOI EY resnlrtion and Order the Executive Committee E ? of Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company. o July 2t 1SSl the undersigned were appointed Trustees, with and r-tructu4 sell lands ot the company to i'm for the eurp of paying it's just debts and abtss th- discharKe of which. the company is as we'll morally bound, and the payment of which ougFf mt tu bc le >Ser deferred"
 ur n.tructona sell the same, to amount not cxeu. one hsaa~A houssnd dollars; at plice not s ttt doi.fs fA cents per 10 recelvc i paj m her tr ani seueel any outstanding Bond. (exceptng Six S70 rouatfscss H,nd. vos l. 7 B 4 and To- Illegally res.ireH J. mum land csrtfc.tes or other evdel c.v ~ ir s admitted lab. of the company, v.t th any accrued thereon as well as money, Fo, i nnr Of ths Cnfedarate States of America, and O r Ron f-.-ssrr Warrants of the State of Arkansas and -eoc. e sst - purchasars.
 Being fh cent .l5nor red by said Order, the undersgn- ed have appointed 8ye. C. W4TESa Commissioner, to act III Ter our aJ ority carrying out it provisions. All pistions kr hs purchase land, be addressed to A,m WI. E ASHLEY,
 VIM B. WATT. Nor ae-em M F WO3uRTFF
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
Fremont's Removal Affairs at Spring
 field

The Springfield (Missouri) correspond- ent of the New York Times gives an anu sing account of the state of affairs at Springfield immediately preceding and fol- lowing the removal of Gen Fremont:
 THE REMOVAL.
 Late on Saturday night one of three mcs- sengers sent forward by Colonel Leonard Swett, from St. Louis, succeeded in eu- ding the vigilance of the guards stationed to prevent access to Gen. Femont's head quarters, and served on the Gen"ral person ally tho orders from Washington.
 Uron this there was, of course, unutter- able consternation and commotion in and around headquarters, and 1t appeared doubt fn for several hours what course General Fremont would pursue, Many of his lead ing personal adhtreuts, chiefly of the leu tonic stripe, were in favor of diSregardins the removal, and refusing to recognize Gen. Hunters appoutment--a course which, l! they had persisted in it, (and 1t was no, abandoned till late last evening,) would have caused very considerable row, foi Gen. Hunter IS not the sort ot 6 man Il would he safe to tritio with.
 In the end. however, wiser counsel> prevalel-GeneraIs Siegel and A>both both refusing to coun,enance or be con cerned in the mutny; ant General Ere mont, it must bp, either not knowing anything of the contemplated movements or opposing them, as in iuty bound. with all his force. On this point. however, Vt are in the dark Certain only is il tha council now known as the "Conncil 0 In, ordisaton' was held last evening l only few hours before Gen. Hunters ar rval that regular invitationst t: it ha,l beel issued and that the affair lookel yer, threatening until suppressed by the em phatic course of Gen. hisyel.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
War Bonds.

At special lne,~ing ot the Merry Green Home Gnard, Saline county, Arkansas. Capt S. E. Poe was cailel to the chair and Capt k. $. Farrar requested to act as sec- retary.
 The object of tho meeting was explained by Capt. R. $. Farrar.
 On motion, committee consisting of John Worthen, Isaac Shephard, Fred May field, ST, Nathan Nall, Turner Porter, and t. 5. Farrer was apponten to draft reso- Intions expressive of the sentiment of the meeting. who reported the following pre- amhe and resolutions:
 WAereas, we the Home Guard. have bonnd ourselves to protect the destitute families of volunteers and having heard of the attempt 70 depreciate the war bonds by some merchants and dealers, and beiev- ing 1t 10 be for the interest of those families, the large majority of the poor who are compelled 10 use hem and our country at large: and also to prevent the Daercenary creature of averice fl om feastng his cormo- rant appetite upon the hard earningS and ne- cessities 1.-the brave soldiers (who are fight ing for their beneht) their families and the poor, 10 protect anu 10 sustain the Credlt of these bonds. Therefore,
 Resolpsd, That we will not trade with CT patronlze any merchant or dealer who refu- ses to take the warbonds at par. ReSoiYed, That we entreat other Homo Guards to adopt this or similar policy in defense of their. or their country's interest.
 Resolvod, That the News and True South era. at Pine Bluff and the True Democrat and Gazette at Little Rock be requested to copy these proceedings; all of which were unanimously adopted.
 Capt. s. B. Poe, C1oirmam.
 F. $. Farrar. Secretary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

ON OUR FEET.-A circumstance. apparently providen'ial. has occurred within the last law days, wh'c.'.', properly improved by the govern. m~nt at Richmond, will enable the States of Geor.ia and Seuth Carolina to take care of themselves without stance from any other quarter At f.ture day it will come to the light. hat present cv Is to leave the enemy to finA it out. which thy will do when they leave their 'fety retreats on the coast. If there ever was cars that had the smiles of heaven, it IS ours. The Good One seems i"clrel tn aid us in spite of ourselvs.-Sa. rann h RepuJt.can.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

OPERATIONS ON THE PoToMAC.-Ihc Fred ericksburg Herald, of the 25th inst, says ot the operations on the Potomac:
 The federal bockading flota which has been in the vicinity of Aqua Creek, consisting al times oi from one to ten steamers and tugs, tad not reappeared up as late as Wednesday even ing. For five months the iederals have nal'- tained vigilance worthy a better cause, oil Aqua Creek, but all of sudden every vessel has been withdrawn, and |" the coast Is clear Not solitary sail was 10 be seen in lhe river on Wednesday, large or small, significant ot several facts; that the enemy are preparing for some Dig action, or that they consider the navigation o' the Potomac of such peril as only to be attemp' ted under pressing circumstances.
 On Wednesday, for the first time, the waters of the noble Potomac were honored with craf bearing the proud flag of the Confederate gov ernment. The steamer George Page, when has been put in proper order, and chrstened 'The City of Richmond" came out ot Aqua Creek, where she had been quietly remodeied' and with the flag of treemen--who know their rights, and knowing, dare maintain them proudly fl, ing from her mainmast, she ga lanIly swept down the Potomac for miles, and then headed up. proas-ded at once to Quanllco Creek.
 
 "smoke out batteries for weeks but neither their powder nor heir ball proved torclble enough for recognition until were quite ready The City of Richmond" was under command of Lieut.. Simms, Confederate $ aes Navy, who has been engage1 in the service of the Confed- eracy for months past
 Early Wednesday morning large military force appear, q on he Mary land side, oppole Transport, intended, it IS supposed, tn prevent 1 gallant Mary flanders from crossing. lhis brig ade was under the noted Gen. Dan Sickles, worthy officer in so worthy cause as that o' l Lincoln,
 | On the evening of Wednesday the "C'ty o 1 Richmond" under command of Lieut.. Smn'' steamed over to the Maryland side, and whe1 within striking distance opened fire on the camF 1 ofIhe enemy. Seven shells were sent into then l midst, and the entire concern performed double ! quick without troubling the officers for the command. The enemy did not return the hre The Potomac was still clear of steamers a''t sail vessels yesterday. They evidently thlnl 1 he rebels are not yet subjugated.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
'sesuex1v '67unoo SuEIdS 7oH
 s ? NIHdS LOH

yFg7UE hotel at Ii springs. Ark, has a> >~s9ssAr ], E been considerably improved, and asys1szssSsssa1 , ,ccufauiusAte six hund ed visitors at s -Ek auy time throughout ths year. Ines un- s131Ss'@-
 ..e Moaaels the wori1 Hot springs, will be found . esctu4y he winter in summer ana wi positively ur. Rheuma ism Contracted Jonts Neuralgia Lunaeto pr4v,, lu St-yitu dance impDtency rom disease Ae neral disease Nefcurai disease Scroula and Ganduar dis ease and orals of sKn disease The sufferer from expo
 ann. ,, M woip!e ttc. will find these wat-r not to bt cmDet,i with in the world by art science or skill
 Nny II. 1881. lv k. $ CLAYTON, fr 1'rtetor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

GEORGIA SrArIsrlcs.-From the annual report of tba controller we learn that the tax valuations for 1861 amounted to S643,- SQ3,99S, and for 1860, s672, 322. IT, The decrease valuation of slaves from last year is $50, ,6T0 365, and the average val nation was 6590 B. against S672 6l last year The dec ease in the value of town lots is Sl40,71l and the increased vatle of city and town property i~ s37l.2 2s4- Merchaniise lalls of 92,856.57Q. Money and solvent debts increase S5,,OZ5.6l9
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
cae Hundred Dollars Reward

kTJN 0tn te stabl4 of he subscriber living six miles -~tst tTI sborr. ike cou7ty, nu t!" high of inc iii uf ociober f DftlHHT BAY NCRSh. n'e ,car. 8-t sigin. with black nrue and tail tolrnhr I.n, hut rot itav nj fiot white "o npt rec 'Ic v walks vel and plrea iosrale The abovo rowaid , i p4- ff the delivery o the lor.e am L te on -h,ij.fr any in:ofnaton tharAiu'ly received aud lh, ruy Ie'arled JOHN II. DAVIS.
 Nurjtee-f r Nov. ]. st1 S-3w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
CLsCT-E -EI TNG EOR TEE WINTER SEASON

 We hand fl stock of Read y-made Clothing of all sorts comprising the latest southern styles of Ut Bk-COAfs, DRESS COATS: BUSINESS COATS. and all other sorts:
 PANTS ana VESTS, all kinds and sizes. Aiso. a large stock of FINE SHIRTS, UNDEK-SHIRTS and DlsA V FRS, o all kinds. Call in and will show you the largest stock the city all rec gaod, just received from southern msrket,. troub.r to show goods. 4. POLLOCK & BRO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
Nov. l., 1861,
IaATToN. JoHNsON & Co.,

f.osINlssIUN & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, PINE G Brrr ARE tSs4s Nesr. JoHyso- PstT having T. nt- ci tle Na,t house and premises ot B Q. Harrox in Pine B.uN Arksn-rs Nil cmn- nc. tho eceirin- and for vAt bsae-s there, under tAe sa lo and firm ot IT. Tvx. JJa--o> Co.,. and in conn6clon with the NLail b, at oI J, ,u .p5 PEty st Aai Ct n, and the hHse to.INs. PzAr in Little Rock. they will b prepared o rc.v aAL iol yard with ds!ach al ireShts cvssAed l. their care. Nov. 2t 1861. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
cst or 9tolen,

ESR0W the plaustion of e. C. Muldr6w six and ha f B mi a Ts.htn~ton, th 3st of October TIt'i NaGED Iu'irh~e rh, r est srnrla. about fur yrnfs olt ,ey hsck-rs- young st. Elizabeth. tr" wars od. H. ht v. eldest cl9d n cotton te Y'nhgest in k " v. -fl s-e hundred dollars k any nftT- ha.on snt will lts' the recovery of the ot .. and f.tv ,l..ft t,r tl.e !ti.f c. C. NuLDEOW.
 M tnr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
Fancy Letter Taper and Envelopes

YE7HE subscriber has on hand. his printing oi,e on X Nsrshsn street. tge stock ot fsney Tuiug apeI and fnv3ares, a -isr. emaeili-hed with ConhG iaie lc.uii'u cora and Portraits Of iTvs neaursarh st other n.,-!e; ,atrts-whieh he wili .l ci ap by th. jsr-e r -ml!l qWutIry. JAS. D. BC tLbh
 g ~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
The State of rkansas.
A 2 . co R F w A R D

Ynyas1As ithas Ihisdsy b en made know o he Gov S3 error. tuat j.. W VI tdtLl. murdered oHASL@a T. , inc ti.ud da If November, 1881. in tie cyunIJ m c, and st.r of Arkansas IL fei from justice, and ]. LOW running n large.
 of a~ts ly vttue o Ae authority n me vested by lay ao hereby eff reward uf wo hundrea dotlITs to ans r n ,o ry.I arrest aad dliveT the said it N Mtg t. In. 1ha fl ot Cieoc county Alkansas ill order hal usG may lr had and tlr laws xruuted n Testimony ,yh re f. I have lereuno set my hand anil cne, the seal tn. state ot Alkan-as to be atxti IT, at Ltle Rock this 2lst day f November A. D. lh}
 II. M REOFJR.{
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
S25 Reward.

s~xTHAYED from the subscriber, Cypress A Ss Creek Ark, the 10th March, 1s6I bay IsSSlN mare with blaze face black mane and tail some <xIA
 ite on three of her feet 15 more hands high vaars old next spring, and altogether fine mare will & the ab0yN reward for the delivery said mare to me or ssny information 80 that can get her.
 ""' JOHN M. TATE.
 Crpress Creek P. O., Ark. Oct. ea, lssl e.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
TT Ig Ev G+ o S ID 5 |. A. POLLOCK & BROTHER,

AVE just received by cypress and now open- oe S ny 8 arge stock of varied and assorted DRY ~1a
 just suited 10 the trade These Gools, though f1S rnr--n demand wiil be sold reasonable terns---ll- Call early anu sCcuTe bargains. 4. POLLOCK BItJ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

data upon which the recent causeless panic was started. But despite all this chaos into which General Hunter was pitched headforemost. the place is changed town and changed post to-day.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

The aoy. reward will be paid for the alp eenson of i W ags who 0altouIy mud deIed our son Charles R. Su' ion n ,..r d mt ., said Masn Is about 8 years old. nearly feet hig' welgs A pounds very thin spare ouiit back hair ; 6 ,,l;v lock forehead forehead, biuc eyes. Wa in ths NrIiran var l will pay the above reward for hi .a,, delivery in Chcot county Jail ". H. sU UiT0NT
 NoVpulbs nti. lSol. S--3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
FhGnix Like.

yET MURRAY, notwithstanding his houSe was burn'i V. dwn on last Monday morning. h. s now ' on bis pegs again opposite his old stand, whore ne is prepared 10 uri,i bread anI cakes usual. He keeps on hand sud eupJy of Uro-res and Provisions which wilt be old as low as possible. Give tim cali Nov. ZS lS6l lm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
DTzaoLUTrCN.

yTyfyE partn,rsip heretofore existing between the unfet s1leJ under the arn name Of SARAsIS htAHER i3 tlI-s ay q ..-.}iNed muiU4l consent. tcrinaud A. ssran viii collect the debts duo the said firm aud yill pay tIose due from 1t.
 Y. 4. SARASIN. Nov T. Ie6I FREDERICK KRAMER will continue business alone the old stend of sarssn zlsuer where wi' keep good stock hand, and be .,l d to aocuHnodate customers. Nnv ,4 tNtJ r. 4 SARASIN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
An Alp prentice

TAh SiIANO WY by J. F. JAMES, to arn the baking and con w fctloaciy business stout lad l5 or l6 years old, can Gnd 2 gvol pace by appls ing soon Nov 2S. @t s1,-41 SALE, Darrison's Columbian Ink IA perfumery;
 Toilet Soap: at Nov a reG1 COLLINS t PEAY'S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
Two thousand Dollars Reward.

JoHx | sgIaA.x, Secretary of State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
TRRMS OF ADVERTISING.

 Transient advertisements will be inserted for SI per square, ten lines or less,) for the first inser- tion and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. Merchantsadvertisinsb by the year will be charged S30.
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not exceeding one square, Sl0 per annum. Ny- All money sent by mail at our risk Gold dS'l ltrs are convenient for mailing. Indeed, gold of all sizes car be forwarded by mall. tl
 DAILY BULLETIN. We are now issuing a Daily Bulletin, containing all the telegraphc news, which will be furnished by mai bpt no ot4er ,Oay at the following rates always in advance:
 For copy one year. r......,.......S , uo
 copies one Jeartol address 2O 0o And at the same rate for any larger number, that is S4 Cor each bulletin.
 For six months 1 copy ............... S3 '" copies to address,. l2 5" And at the same rates for any larger number, that is s2 90 for each Bulletin. the entire package 20 go to one address.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY F. $. YERKES I& Go.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

 For one copy, one year, in advance. ...''S Vo No uap.r sent without advance pHyment C5Y- Tue above rates are for gold and silver or its equivalent.
 In consequence of the appreciation of coin and dcpreciatiou of pAner currency, $2 9 ID advance will be the price of the paper when not paid in specie
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-05

How TO HAVE A WARM TENT-The cor respondent of the Prov iaence Press, writ ing from the second Rhode Island regi- ment's camp gives the following useful ac- count of the manner in which that regi- ment has prote, ted itself from cold and f,,.t ,vh H.. in