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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
HOUSE
SENATE BILLS pA6FH0-

SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Joint resolution to provide for al amendment
to the constitution relative to removals from Of.
fee. Also,
]. A bill to amend section 8, Of chapter IS, Of
the revised statutes Of le4s. as amended BY an
act entitled an act to amend chapter 40 of the
compiled laws, relative to the support of poor
persons 10y the public, approved February IL,
1859.
9 A bill TO authorize fractional school district
No. 3, of the townships Of Sylvan and Linn,
county of Washtenaw, TO issue bonds.
3. A bill TO authorize the trustees Of the FRS
Congregational Church OF Lawrence, Van Buren
County. to mortgage real estate.
A bill 70 provide for the lsvying Of q special
tax in certain townships in Van Buren and Ale.
gan counties herein named, for the improvement
| of the South Black river, in the county of Van
Buren was passed.
A bill relative to leves Of executions on rsa,
estate was passed.
House adjourned.
yn.s,o, Tzu~sIr. T.. 80,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
JUD0Es OFTHE CIRCUIT co URZS.


JUDGES OF7HE CIRCUIT COURTS.
lat Dist. EDWARD II. C. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
A BENJAMIN II II WlrIIEREIL-
Ish EDWIN LAwRfNCE
Sth " BENJAMIN y. GRAVES.
Ssh SANFORD N. GREEN.
7th Z" JOSIAH TURNER.
ath LOUIS :. LOWELL
Stb FLAvIUS J. IIrTiEJO1N.
ioth WILDER y. WOODwORTH.
CDpr Pmisssia, DANIEL GOODWIN.
sssSss s?sss \, J; %fR s1xfRA Board Of Ha"e'''.
1st Dist. BENZ L. BAXTER,
ID J. EASTMAN JOHNSON,
"A LEVI BISHOP,
sth DONALD MCINTYRE, Regents Of hs
Sth Z LAKIN BROWN, University.
9Th HENRY WHITING,
7th LUKE II. PARSONS,
Oh OLIVER L. sPAULDING,
;AxYs s4xgsx1x A T4Ekss; y,Eksas Trustees z, e. A''""
J;P I,soY, = y,v p-;,J,, J Deaf Dumb and Blind
AsyIum for Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Flint.
JEREMIAH p. wOODBURY,)
HENRY MONTAGUE,
LUTHER II. TRASK,
INA PITCHER, Trustees Insans AgylWm
CHARLES COGGESHAIL,
DANIEL L. PRATT,
Asylum for the eInsane-Kalamazoo.
JAMES TURNER, } Board cf Comtroi,
GEORGE W. LEE, House of Correction.
HARMON CHAMBERLIN,
CHA3. A. TROwBRIDGE,
GEORGE w. LEE,
CHARLES TRlpP, Rdiirood Com mmissiNers.
WILDER d FOSTER,
CHARLES CPSON,
WN L. SEATON, Agent Of the State Prison.
J. EUGENE TENNEY, State Librarian.
ss:ss ss$: ssSsss &c E .s.ss gsssx Of IA. State Prison
SAMUEL p MEAD, Supt. II. Mary's Falls Ship Canal.
CHARLES DICKEY, Pres't State Agricultural society.
r. =. TOMBSTONE, Secretary do do
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
Lansing. Ihursday, Jan. 81, 1851.
sENArR.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.


By the committee on interpretations:
The committee on interpretations, TO whom
was recommitted
bill to amend Al act TO provide for the con-
stucticn Of train railways, approved Feb Is,
1855, by adding two new sections thereto, to b
numbered sections SO and -, was passed
The committee on interpretations reported that
they do not consider that the best interests Of
the State would be subserved by the incorpoa-
ton of any number of atiated lodges Of any
society, secret or otherwise that il has NOT been
the policy of the Legislature Of this State here.
tofore 80 to do except in rare cases; that such
interpretations, if made At all, should be made By
a general law regulating such corporafions.-
Moreover, the bill in question contemplases thaa
the bylaws and regulations of the Grand Lodes
OF the State shall be embraced in our legislation,
(which said laws and regulations We can neithes
abate nor enforce by any such vague ensctmenta
The Senate then adjourned until hah-pase
O'Clock p H.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-02-06
M. ELDER,
ARCHITECT AND DRAUGHTSMAN,

Willfurnish Plans, Specifications and Estimates
in the best style Of workmanship, and designs for
Churches, Court Houses, Hotels, Private Dwell
linss, &C., and will contract to furnish materials
and build anything in the line Of Building, or su-
perintend the same on reasonable terms. Please
give me call. 30
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
No. Al l
AN ACT to provide an addition Il company ofsap-

N ACT to provide dn addition u company ot sap
 pers and ,mblrIiers for the arm
 SEC. |. T.e C,nyresso ftae Gonfeier.te Nuts Asnp ica do rnact That there be d .d,d u the iniI try est .bll shneit ui the COnlelertte States oht comp tn, of a.ppers ah bomb irdieI- to consist o one :tDtain TWO .ir-t , Utellan s. one oeconi lieu ten ,ut ten sergetlt- O: 'ster workinen, ten cor D ri or over,eers, two .nu-i,ldn>, Lnariy hi!lc priv ties oi the Tir,t c ,S>, itu 'hlr v-ne p.lNate ot tn srvoHd class, Mho ,ha.i he Instructed i'll per orm tli the duties of ID r, all bomb ud CTS, aud -h ti moreover, under the urder OI the che ca ineer. be lab serve by ,Ietachnent- iii over seeng and adug laborers upon fortihcatlons q otlc. ,rks under the eng ineer department, au Ill suprrss ng tilshcd ford .catJn,, d, Iori-keepers, preventing nj iry and m k.n5 iephirs.
 SEC 2 That 1t sh lii De the uhty of the col0nei Of tae en -qneer corps, subject to the approval O. the secretary of War, to prescribe the mum per, qunt5, form, dimensions, :, uI the necessart vehicles, arIn-, p0nton-, tools, lmpiemeh <, an other >u;'p cs or he s,rv ce said cUmpany aS d bod> or sapiers ili D"Inardle!S.
 SEC j. That the mcnth.y pa, of the captain O tid company sh il be one i.unvrt d an turti uo- iars; of each frs leujen,tnt, hundred dollars. of the -eoonI ieuten4nt, hinetY dollars oi th'' sergeans. thirty -tJnr dpiar>; of the corporal-, twentt dp4laiS; ot the misIcian thirteen doilars: J..e ir3J pr va el>, seventeen dulla.s; and of h. .econl cdss parate, thirteen dollalS. An th- $ comm>s oneu officers. ohd:i be entitled to the sane allowances as ali her comm s5' oned "h- ce ,f the arm,, nd the same ght tu di am tJTare for -e. tccoried to officers oI l. ne rank Ill the eng neer c0rp; and the en isted men sht!i re celve the same ratons and aliUwAn >es is are grluteu to all her en,-tel men ill the army.
 Approved May l7, lc6l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
By the Pos master General Of the Con-
 fedeiale States Of America,
A P k 0 C l. A NJ 4 T l o


 NY HEkEA By the pr visions of the 3 section of a' W Congress atpr'v Augi,t Seth. Ist cntitioG D Coi!ecI, di. ti I,n. he moneys ienalht | n th. Port Uticc, ot C, Inf dea g. atcs at tl i'm the p,sra r ic. taken in ci .Ir oA sad IT. tA.nt' thu. dniy ,i iie r' siInitsi'r 'l'eiai
 ake prncl inat that ali pts ~h" ar elz n''i < inlc erare States Aiuerict and h may v endettd service ill oi tne sates this 'o"f rsc u'. ii Ii racss r pntn.4,t> ma t b, the Uuiled eafe. Gu ,ernln, n the Con. derat Stfs, oo,ernn 1t t'sf Dlarg, of su' service sli present the ta n, tp ii- fled ad T bii-itd acc r"ihg 70 -nc ntsa ,ill prescribe by til tb be lurth nh ie, m,th amd requiring the claimant t. siaIe nnd hos ht, been ad aud the due "f such laA m :, "unt oi the coniraci or app"ininei unds which aid cia III occ 1T d. and wlat fund or provision "a Il apart mad fol the fur her "a, nent o the wh r any portion f the balance of claim. bt he uuye'h the Unit >tar-. ui the ofat'n. anl in 2. hali otat-, oath ~hthrr they lfomd uilN tn' service to their cnfacte o app lnIIrnts dhrl he time for ich they clam pay, and II not "ha paia service tl did from and what d dGcil ns have tTte rd from tie rpy SD far a, they kno" on count oi n tlnle e or pal lt;,l iaijure, perform such Ivi'e"
 Now n rehn- l, 5Jl'N II. hh8tiAA. To ,tnt Gene raj of iii Cobfcd rate states ul America lo IIs, ,rocaiI ion icqmirig al persons having c',im> -oISce e fJit g,iGg prn. n, ot inc od -ccti named act. rrent sr1 claims to the Audi c. th- Treasury th, Post Office Der Itme0t for examina n on bt II @th q y of Mach t2 in ord h ii mn mate rep to Cong less of the anouIt thereof 'H rtslHiI, by law.
 iank forms presenting ard verif'n the claims w,l te furnished ali' ati ip de Auditor o the IreasGry tor the pot fic. Department
 And hereby l. qate al ,efsons who have heretofore col l-c u moeyo po-tmaSerS iG th c,nlueine te tyniiisJe states. and hic the li mi iad o''r inc Confederate aes tph coar-e oi he postal r, vc nlal1. under oaii. and scnd rp the Audi,or Of Trc,-uy the Post pic" De artment, bcor, thr l3th of October next, general or icdsr ac'ou with t, United siaies hr he ser of ihe Post Office i.tr up tie tiue ih- c,nrI l Uf tl toeia strvc by the on dctae St'tt in acco dance Hiti h. general feru ,!i,n ot the Post Oc D par u, n ls-,a Jay th. r. 5 page i0o AhiUns tl balances tie Dos ,essi of u ii pJstHasier.
 -- G n rl;der ny hafd and seal of the Post off
 I~ b ptrffet .f tir Cenfeicr,re >tate of AuIeii,n t-) M t Lmoad, krgnia the T. da, ol >epteIlbeI, in tle year 1881. JOHN II. KkAGAN.
 ct :, ls6I 4w foetm,~ter general
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS Of the Second Session of the Provlsional Congress of the Confederate States, 1851.
BY AUTHORITY. :.
 (No. 1881 1.

AN ACT 10 admit the ottte of Iennessee into the
 Conleaeracy, om ceittin condition.
 The Stare Of Tennessee having adopted meas ures .o,ki,g to an cary withdrawal from the Uni- t.. Stte@ anI to becoming. in the future, q mem be- of ths CoHiederac,, which measures may hot be consumm ted before the approaching recess oi n5res lnere ore, .:
 9'.e Coaqress ot the Coaftderate Sfafs O an,e,'- CT do tuact Tltt the oiate of leiihesse shaii oe , mi ted T member Of the Confederate States oi Am.rc,, upon an equal footing "lt the other States uuier the Con5t tution for the Ptovtsloha GoverInnenf O. the same: upon the cohdiuoh thaI the said ,tousitu ion for the PrOvielohii CJrcrl malt ot tle Con edcrate States snail be adopted and tied Dv the properl, and legally conslfuted autl,r lies oI ld ; ats and the Goeern'ro saiu Stufe stail transmit to he President: oi tie Cor feder5te State-, be ore the re assemitlng of Coh- cress Ger the recess aiOres lii, all asihelc copy oi the prucredin-e touching said adoptlon ana Tt ati n by .aid ~tate 0. sald profisi"h q Cohs t.tat un u un the receipt wiiereoi the ffesi ehi, by Dr ,c ain.tiun ,n .il .nnpun the iact; where II uu, an " tho ' my urt ger p!o teiliiS on tue part Of Ca. .ress the admission of sdiu otdte oi Irnne,see int ihe Cunieuerac' Under sdld toil' fiji f ,u for the Provisional Govcr"inent of the Confederate ,t. ses shat be consiierei as com nc F: an4 tie avs ot this C nieieracy shall be th...e,y exten ieI over eait tate, aS iuiil all c,,n.nt.eyas over L.e otner States now compos- III. the anne.
 Approved May IT l-6l
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Approved May 2l, 1861.
NJ. Il2.

AN ACT concerning the tAn sportation of soldiers and allowance for clOthIn- ot Nountre's, and amendAtpry of the Aci for the establishment and
 organ,zition of the army ot the Confederate States.
 SEC. 1 Thc Congresa of tt~ Coofdcrqte Statrs of tm,rtcI dO eS0c', W hen tran, prtatOn cannot b. furusutd ill kind, the d chtr- ed soldier shal be (. titled to ten cents De m in lieu ot all travelling pay, subsistence, .orase ntd un:r VII clothing. ron tht pace of di>ch re tie piace oi ls eniI>i III 'nt "r enlOlmrnt tim .n- Fl '.is lauce bl the shortest mlI route, anu H tac.c IS io masl route, b, the shortest practcauic route. inc foregoing L. appi} to all off CTS, loi comm stoned
 If :ers, music anS arU CTS, larrl, r.. ..c, ~nthS
 hd prvdtes Of N0 uhteer-, when al-D cd, dis char, ed or m,-t ed out pf servi C.. 3 Comic C. States; an il shall also app 10 all volunteer troops. above dcs gn:ted, When tr vellng tr,m tht D ace ot tnlOi meMt to Ihe place oi general
 czvous or point Where must reI into service irJUi4ed, That nDthES herein cont ined shall Dc -oc lis r,ed as to de, rye the Ill unted volunteers
 t Ihc .l,lowau. t uf forty cents nay lr lhe .nd risk ts horse, wh ch allow 'ncc is mace from the d Uf his eulu,imenL tn the uate ot hi
 i$cla. re, aud also for ever twrn'N m eS triNe aolu .he plce ol hs q schArgc to the p..oe of his enr mt..t.
 SEC ?. That tfe fourth section Of the act of M rti lr6i [. To pro, tie iOi tie public de,,nse, D" ime ded as ,ul ow., Z: fhe e >hAl he q lpw ed l., each vo uteer to bc paid t, him the first master tnI pay rolls after he ng received and nus ere into the --rylce of tlt tonie"trte >inte>, the sum ot IN en'y d. lars. in Ii Il Q! clot ing f.r tx m Il hs; and tht rrliter the same allow Il III money tt every sunscquc"t Tel q C. serNi t..r : X mJnfiis in leu ot clothing: Pr"Ct1'd, r ,at nr ptlte oi all ci thin. iii klud Y, u id yo uuteels from lhe COnf,d rate St ties g"Nrr mclt sha.l be ae .uctud hrt from the m nrl thus l.loNed; ana if tn sum be lot u iciemt, tte b tan:e >h ,l be ch 'r9e" for st"ppage on the mu and pay ios; ani that a acc 'lhts arising from contracts agreements, or arrange lnehts IhI sllng ci thi Z 10 NO un ccts, to De .u'l cttti- heI b, the c,nnIny ,mmi der, Sh III be paid out nf e sti -em nhu al owauce i, r money. FEC. ; Thut .wtnfy-hr~t section 'f the act for tlr orgtDiz, ion of the army of ste C'.n!ee ,.tte States be aneIde a> to allow tn Il .~ c- cam L, adlu ufa,t> iurt-e for tle tnIe number or h rses allow ed t officers Ul t4c same g.aIe m the moCnre rtice.
 ApproyeI May2l, l~'1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
NJ. l46.

AN ACT 10 amend An [" provide for the or
 SanlZttion of the nnVs, appsoved Hdrch SIX
 tevnin, ,. h cen nun red and siXty one.
 SEC l. Ihe Co'yrrss oi the font'dr rGte S'ates oj America d0 t.ac5, hai the Pre- .deDt be ana ht S hereby authorized to no nln Ee, and by and wi th tin d vice iud t of Congress .tp ,ilnt, .tl o i ers O. the nay, If the United .te,, who have le,l ne may heiel ter reSi tler comm HSl l!> on ace uut O. the >eccs sion oi any ur all Of the C .m Icrate states, ho may be ht for acuvc srrv ce to the same ianh aad -ltlon m Ihe nay. c th Cons der te St,tes Wiich leS he'd Ill tl { oi te United .ot .te-: Pr07iaed t0lcPrer, That Il , off ger ,h II be so appo ei mht m v at any time T. ve comnitte a,y act of il sfl.lt. against the C fe Ter te states ot any one { le.e0I.
 SEC. :. Int .hc Ere, d Ii ue authorized to as sign oicets Of the navy 10 any duly oonnectcA W th he defense ot the cbLnuy. and suitable to ther rank, which he may deem proper.
 SEC. l. That the President be authorized to ap- pD n assistant pat ,,terS of The navy, each to rece ve saiar! ot one thousand dollars when en p.oyed at sea. an seven hundred dollars when Lot thus employed: and all payinasters ot tn navy shan be 'aken from the grade oI ass staut pay mt ters.
 Alp roved May 20 sel.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
(No. iI7.)

AN ACT to establish sep rate port of entry al
 Sabine pass, in the county of Jefferson, in the
 State oI Tex s, and tp pros ide Tor the appoint
 meut oi a collector there n.
 sc. l. Tue Con ss of The Contederate Sfates of AEserica do enact Taat ai that part the cJllec t.ou district .or inc District of Texas iacuaed in the county of Jefferson, n the State of Texas, em bracinS ali the waters, islands, bays, harbOrs, in lets, shores anu vers in the same, shall be col ectOn district, to be called the District of sabine P -S. and Sabine Pass shall be the port of: enlry for said district.
 oGv. ;. A collector for the said district of Sa. bine Pas shall be appon cd by the President with the a1vice and consent ot Congress, who >hail re- side at Sabne Pass, and hold his office for the terms ani t. time prescribed by law Tor the like one. Ill other districts, and who shall be entitled to salary not exceeding seventeen huAdred and fifty dvlars per annum, including in that sum the fees allowed by law; and the am unt he shalt col lect in any one year for fets, exceeding the said sum or seventeen hundred and fifty dollar, shall be accounted for anu paid into the treasury Of the Com eueraie Stat.s of Ainerca.
 SEC. 5. That all laws and parts of laws now in
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
A N W YORK DARKIE FOR SEcEssIoN.-The New York Herald ot tho 2d instant says

A N W YORK DARKIE FOR SEcEss1oN.-The New York Herald, oi the 3d instant says.
 negro man named John Jones was brought before Alderman Chipp, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning, on charge of disorderiy conduct, preferred against him by DO Iiceman Booth, of the twentieth precinct. The officer stated that he found the prisoner mount ed on four barrel in Thirteh street, preaching accession doctrine to large conconrse of men, women and children. He was determined he said, to get down South and help Jeff. Davis to whip the Yankees, and was going on at a rapid rate about the utter hopeessness of attempting to conquer the rebels. when the officer came up and pushed nm If the barrel. The sudden n ter u tibn rr''ated the colored g-nl eman be- yoI q endurance, and hauling .ii he hl he D : lcr1nan iu in the face. struggle followed and il was doubtful who would come off triumph ant but the officers club turn, q the scAit- an the negro was finally comp Ted to subm |.
 onps was evidently drm nted, although h claimed to be of sound mind and man of more than ord d,nary intelligence. H. said hn und, : ood the subj ject of ne TO slavery most lh rou l . le and could cOnviuc- th'- C UT If th- lrulh ot bis argument ir h W ud " be allowed ths privl e.e of co1tii ung his harangue Alder man thipp Was not aiiXo> L, hear Ihe u ai;itic . ravlngs, h. wever, and cut the matter short bt ordering bim to be locked un.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber's.A plantation, Is miles below Little Rock x Arkansas, on Saturday, 2lst inst, a negro .SA man named JACK or JACKSON. Said negro is of dark copper color, % or ? years old, about feet, or inches high weighs lJ5 or | 50 lbs, and is stout and well built. He rode away a light brown lilly 6years old, with blaze face, and Mexi- can brand on the left hip or thigh--had on light csssimere cross-bared sack coat and black wool hat, asotook with him pair of coarse white blank cts, pair of fair leather saddle-bags and hdde will most likely go to the Cherokee Nation, where understand he has mother living, few miles west of Fayetteville. The above reward ~ili he given for h.s apprehension and delivery to me this place, or S25 will be paid ii he k con tined in any ail in the State where ] can gef him.
 J. W. McCONAUGHEY.
 LitiLe Eock Ak LllH 25. lsGN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
LITTLE HoCg. ARK August 10th. 1861

EpY resolution ani Orrr of the Ex cutve Committee. 99 nf the ,sro and Fulton Railroad Comlmny. oi Jul, 5Gti lSNl the under signed app,iuei Trustees with authority and nstructi to sell any an "f th" mpav. to lin ted for th purpose of it's just IL bt and liabilities. the discharge of which, the i lrCalIy well morally l. and the pay lent of which ought mt L. h' ong.r deerr-d"
 Our nstIuctions to Se the same. to amount not exceeding hundred thousand do ars a price not ss han dollars and fit, cns per o receive in pay herer and canrcl outstanding Bonds excepting ix s5in const, uctou Bonds Nus. 8 l, and h., 'gay aimed by J. S Shuman lani certificates other widen of ind admitted liability of tn" company with th interest accrned in eli Bonds or the Confederate Sttes of Anrrica and War Bonds or Warrants Of the State of Arkansas and execute deeds to turcl,as
 B ing ther.ntD red by said Order, the undtrsign ed have atIin Eo C. ATKINS. C. nHsScner to act under our authority in carrying its provisions All ap- c,tions f. the purchase land to be addressed to him WI ASHLEf,
 WI. E. WAIT
 An, 10 9,, WI WnDIlRUFr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Proclamation bY the Governor. THE STATE OF ARK Al 5 A s

10 HE SHtRIFfs Couhlts Is SAID STATL
 Greettng: EIT IEREAS The Laws of the Confederate States of Ann o7 lca. quife that lee ion shall te It. d n tn, ot 4rka,sas Of the frst "Wednesday n Me hM cf No rent5.r D ls,.l. the lec hiectoIs tp vuc election If a anl Vice President of tn -tt of Ancra according to the Constitution reof ant the prcscr bed ny the laws .i h -t4!e hcret for II i rtc
 Now the. e,or l. HENRY NJ RCr"R G. of the >at. trh nsA hieny decart and mtk Known Itt sail q C. sliiI h id in spectye O. tli state o he said first N e,ies' n ttc mOnh of NO i6 for the tl cton oi K Hector 10 vote for .'rcd nj an il Vice President of ,be ed stare, a, .cgal of this State las rghI for siN iecois hy all six of the tectors be uX tn qu liined voters fl the whul- Stht,
 Sa .ecriou b, conducted D lLe "uigas who held iLe last flccun and tie >hrifs ecfiv Ia reby quile sad clecI to be Leli cordng [" ia".
 The of the said election will be mte hy the clerk ge raj cInti.e 10 line Gov" nor "i tie II tie th pr ibe by two o thapiCr siAtytlrte ioAld Die est If lie Sta lte- of 'Tht' s;l>.
 lN l have rtunto set my hInd
 aud caused the uf Ile Sta.. of . h. It. e aiiixej Little Rock the z+ih da, of
 A. D i~tl Il. VI. RECTOR. t.ct tut
 JOIN }. sIIoMAN. Secretary of State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
NO. oJ. AN ACT to divide the otate of 7

AN ACT to divide the otate of Texas into two Ju
 dica Districts aud to IT wide for the appoint
 ment of Judg ges and officers in the same.
 Snc. l. The Congrsss ot fhe Confederate Statts of Anpriet do enact That the State of Tex,s be and tue same is hereby divided into two jud cia districts, in the following manner, wit: all the territory of the State of Texas wtlin and west of the 10 lowing n.med counties sha'l compose one district, to be called he e>tern District, to Matagorda, Wharton, Colorado, Fayette, Wa>h ington, Bu,leson, NJ tan, F.tll-, Mcclellan, liil, Johnson, irant, N lse, Montague; and all the territory s o. said counties shall cJnAtitnte the E stein D otr CT of Texas
 SEC ?. There shall be appointed judge and marshal for said Western District. The said judge shall hold two terms e.ch year of said court
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
Approves My 2l, i~'l.
N 1 1.

AN ACT to be entitled ct to am nl'' An act to
 raise an ad fiji nal miiitL.y force to serve dun
 ing the war"
 SIC l. The Conqrpss Of tte C0nfd,rde Sthes of iH.i e. do DHaca, That so muc or the second section of the act entitled an act to rIi,e an adh- tlonIl m tiiy Iulce to serve during tue war, assed Va cl.h h, eighteen hu dr.d ana xt,- one .e so am.i ded as 10 authorize the President, on the app icAil.n CT any comm n.ine officer oi d regiment or bat Ii Il auth,lztd b, said act tp assign su ,Iitern o the inc of hc arm to the duties oi ,djutant oi sald regiment Or battalion
 Approved May 2l, iohl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24

IL the world and the of nanknd iS taking t N;lEAN'S CrLEBRaTEJ SIRE <GTHsStSG toEhiAL Bo PURIFIER, hecause II the only fenedy o pu, tie bl cd thoro gy ard o he strengthen and the whoe Vixen taken tS in vIgorarg nhrences s felt almost lntaniy cblriHg foHgh ot ue b dy, and acceeratng the e aiiou of he lood h also ra2e any E Ion mai in the somach B"wes, ant strengthea> tbe digestive gans his is the why 1t has proved eitcacoUs irlng Dianhpa, y>enterv, koWe Comp ani, Pam ir the Stomach, It ha' cue many that for sears afflicted with Chron c biarhpa
 M'..EtN'S sTRENGTHENiN; CORDIAL cer,ain remedy for Neakness>, fantness Debility stomach, bitiousnes., teadach~ Ia" cath, bizN Dy.per.,a S nrch, disease ot ths k'd- bladrer. II wli restore the feeble. sick 'y ale and ed 10 health and I ergth. Iuete r no n>- ake ab reter thOu a ds io prove that tact Ots .ab poortu iat en monmg, tasf 7, is ce
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 Ir ]. J. NcAl.NoNT, Agent al Little Rock, and Dr- !, ] NCAiM INT, Pine BuH, Ark.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-24
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DR. PETER BRt C IAN, Resident Dentist iitt,e Rock, fC Aha All orerati pertaining to hs oiession ,er eranned in the skiiliu manner.
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