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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

CoLos CoxrANY.-We are happy TO
lsars from Capt. Brewster. Of the D. @. Artil-
lssy, shst biz eonpsny has hsss apCeiaesd BY
Col. Curtis 70 The highly responsible ssd hos
essbls peeitioa Of 'solor so~psny" Of the
assesd Iovs Regiment This b the oose d.
sissbls position that esa BE- sosfsvred upon sny
eeopssy IL he regiment. IL sosnsssiee With
Mis- aaposneement ~ would also ssses sbat
he beausltul staad Of eolors presented - the
Davespsst City ARTILLERY several yssss sgos
aad vhish L has always used On parade. viii
- asds ths rsginsstal eoloss ef the gallant
aeesad q Iowa. This " consider higA
esuplias.t = The u. @. A.. and " think :
oesito6 60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Ma. DoDGE's CoscERT.-Last even
isg Metropolitan Hall vas filled to ovsrdo wing
BY our eitissss. attracted thither BY desire
to Mstsn to the celebrated humorist, poet and
vocalist, Ossian +. Dodge. end The Bostoa bel.
sdist. Mr.. willism Hayward. From the vide
spsssd rspstation Of Mr.. Dodge We sxpsstsd .
sieh nuaiesl treat. and vs we're not dissp.
poiatsd. NJ. Dodge 10 What vs call glo-
sisus sisgss. To . splendid voice hs adds -
ssprsss;ss 70 his songs which renders ttsm
perfectly isrssistihls. Ne. Hayward b also .
splendid vocalist. having few equals in this
country. These gsntlsusa Will give sonssrt
in Rock Island th,s evening. ssd arrangements
hsvs bsea nsds los the ferry to rus before aal
aftef the concert
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

CHICAGO, Nav :.
Senator Douglas died this nsrning q o'elosk
and 10 minutes. Tnoea In attesdspce at the tire
we're Mrs. Douglas. DR. Miller, Ms. Cutts, J. Aase.
den CUTE, Jr., Of Wsshingtoa, D. p. Rhodes Il
Cleveland, Dr. noviekes, Spencer G. Bsahan,
Pr. Hay Of Chicago. His remsins will be takso
from here on Wednesday to Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Families Of Volunteers entitled 70 pay out OF
tAe appropriation made By the Board Of Hupervi-
sUrs, will so.e:v. L. .-..~ -..A~ -
the 6rst and third Tuesdays Of cash meath, by
calling On David Higgins.
II. PRICE,
L. SCHRICKER,
DAVID HIGGINS.
May 81, 1851. [jnsl-d3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
Froa New York.

NEW YonK, Juus ..
Iownesed, Hsvkins md Wilson's rsg;nests s1-
pest 70 leave on Wednesday. Tor Fertrsea Honroe-
f1liy equipped.
Seott's light guard regiment expect 70 stasS =.
day for the seae Of ~ss.
The T.ss' Wsahingtoe dispatch says r. n.
In plaes a Mr.. Arnold Of Illinois, trsusfsrre1 =
st. Petersburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

No1ros.-The Committee on Equal
isation desire that ell oattsrs In sslstsoa TO
asesesnsst shall b laid before thss. - WI
tise. soustius duriog the course d to-day. IN
erder hat their bssiasss may b issilitatsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Go AHEAD, and when You get your
hsols vsss ont 60 = Carlston ssd gss asoshsr
cad letter pair for lsss money than You ever
ave Sos pair before. 0ssts and Ladies viii
nlnaan PnAamher
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

LtCLAIss FoLKs.-Rsmember that
the isimitabls Ossian :. Dodge gtvss - 81
bic popular sonssrts st your plsss ts-osssev
svsaise. Tasa out sad hsas hia. sed ssss
along your wives, daughters and swssthssrts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
nrxA.xADls OccvnsInon. - On,

RsnAsxADl1 OccvnRrHcR. - Ops
e,ti,eps viii rsaeabee y. q. Orsiii. The teli
hook b,sdsr vhe belonged 70 the D. @. AZ.
s.d vAc, o .ssosstetA tAiJssssa'y ssd iapos'.s
sppsesassa ~ slssgss plessd y the treat
sssh - 80 assaeen9 s~esee dselaaag -.
He had bsse tApossh he mesissa -. go
vss pesny - stsaaldisa ygsll ~ ses-
pasy veeA - Keessk. ssd vhss there vas
ssesl>esl = .aleeup lEiss hlelt, :sa y "
e1iaisise go - qpastdisd . senpaay
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
COM M T. ERCIAL
DAvENPoRr nARKET

- ~ = ~ = " - = - - - - -
DAILY REPORT.
OyvIcs OF fHn DsMocsAf AND NBvs,l
Monday Eve, June ;, 1851. !
The produce market 10 quiet today. Corn de-
elined two cents, makings reduction Of three
cents within the last two days. W. quote:
FLouR- Firm st el.so0S.Oo. Shipments 200
bills.
WHsAr--In demand st Go fce No. 1. Receipts
l,e60 bu. Shipments ,So5 bu.
BARLBY-Nominal st 9O035e.
Coax-Dun st l3e. Rsosipts - bu. Ship
msnts 700 bu.
OATs--Nominal ct 1l0l3e.
PoTAross-s0llc. Rsesipts S45 bs.
new oFk Market.
NEW YoRE, June :.
FLouR.-Narket rather heavy but shade lower.
34.05M6.O0 Super State @5.O506.l6 Extra State !;
3l.6004 30 >uper Western.
WasAr.-Aaskst heavy and declining for COM
mon.
Heavy, dull and lower. AeGlse New
Mixed Western.
WaIsKY. -16N@1SHe:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

CEALxDPROPOsALsw II WILL BE RECEIvsD
- b the undesssgned - o. , fore the - ~
= Juns next, q r. T., fcr furnishing ths nate.
sjal - buildiag i.nes around sas jail. ne
Has apa spscs6cati0ns en- b fess = The o1ee :!
I \. Gilbsd, Esq. ne proposals. msy - passse
~ DAN. - SHAW, 80 ssNssa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

SAD.-The news Of the death Of Judge
Douglas produced much sadness In town yes
tsrday. Every one looked and talked very
sobsrly about It. Flags we're put ct half mast.
and the public heart beat with deep sorrow st
the loss Of the great MN Of the North west.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

N. 4 N. RAILRoAD.-At . meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Mississippi and nis.
sousi Railroad held 10 this city. yesterday, the
following gentlemen we're chosen - directors
for the current year:
John A. Dix, New York; Franeis n. Lows.
do Hiram Price, Davenport; CHARLIE Tattle.
New York; jacob 8. Wstmors. do; ". B. Os.
den, Chicago; John E. Henry. Davenport; }.
Scott Rishman. Muscatins; J. B. Grinnell.
Grinnell
At : Subsequent meeting Of the Board Of d..
rsstors, all the old officers were elected. - fol.
love:
Prssidsst-Gs1:; John A. Dix. New York.
Trsasursr-Fransis H. Lows. New York.
Sserstary-Hiram Price. Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Changed Hands.
The Chicago zfmes has been sold BY Mr..
Mccormick TO W. F. Story, late Of the Chicago
Free Pyeas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
To Lei.

To Let.
TINE BRICK HOUSE CORNER or perry
L and Sixth exssts, with STABLE, etc. Apply
to JOHN 4. COFFIN.
May 3l-N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

QuAcx DocToRs.-They are IN intol-
essbls nuisaoss. but II you want 70 get rid and
keep rid Of the headache. asuralgia and goat.
boy one Of Farrand's best spring hats ssd wear
Il three timas dsy-befors dinner. after din
aes. ssd from tea time until you 90 70 bed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

WA0oIk0rOh, Juno ).
4 special zSiSsss d'spateh says letter received
from Com. He'll Of the Msditsraasan squ droo
says the 6usqushasae lett Hsplss On the Sth e
Nay for New York. The JroQuois vs. 70 seiI =
the 18th from Spissis Or New YORK, sad he
Richmond wss to follow soon.
4 special to The Pea sspiYtsd that Js1 Davis
hes issued psoclanstiop declesing the Redeeal
troops vithdrswo from the visginis soil.
Private sdvisss ssy that Davis 10 really slam-
-, and his anxiety 10 20 great - 70 slees bic
health.
The nsxt attaek = the Aqsis Creek baaaeeiee
vii b mads by the land forces.
lSpsstslt 70 8sprsss.
By The end Of the vsek 0ovsro0eot q.
pssss - havs IS 900 osn 10 Virgisis, seer ~
ssasdsts; $1,000 Dssr Haspess Ferry 1900
~ FORTRESS ncoroe. end 10000 svoesd Dajtj.
mere. Assspelis asd ths Rslay Hsoss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
New York stock Market.
Foreign Markets.

NV YoRK, Juns ).
Stocks dull end rather easier VI. 81 excepted
w., 4s No. 81, 4o1S; NC. s.; Tenn, A01l'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

There will be flag raising at Win
6sld Tovnship. In the vicinity Of Mount Joy.
q Hosslton's school house ON Saturday. June
eth, ct 3 o'clock P. n. The meeting will be
addressed BY Geo. s. G. Dow and others. We
understand the flag vas gotten up entirely BY
the ladies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
From Fostress laonre..

-. 4oxnos, June 3, via BALfIuosp a.
~ orders OF the War DspaRtmene the Naynl
1t4eds wae not accepted, bat rstas.s = NoV
1osk to-ntSht. Thsif arms asd ammnnitiee -
retainsd BY order Of 0enesal Batsr, Who 10 plaeei
q The bFiesds.
Col. Bartlett. in midnight expedition 70 the
Mp kaPs, fell tron tAe parspsA breskine HE a.
sle and Feesiving internal mi uriss Hs 3 delif-
ieus to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

SuyRCNTEE'S SAi.E.-Whereas, Jeha NJ
] Caughsy,h hy D,sd of r,ast, datsd ths III
dsy q Decsmbss, 1855, aed sssosded - ths -
eosds Of scott eesnty, Igvs, in book .0" - nsss.
cages, st pages lv1 ss.d le3. conveyed = Auseia
Corbi = trustee, lot ons( - Wsss Davenpsst,
q known and designated on the plat oe Wees Da-
vsnpori, on ,seord in the recosdsss o0se Of SAid
eounty in book IN" Of deeds. q pags -. dtsstsd
In aid county, n trust % secure the psy0sns,
arasne Others, Cf three notes, cash dstd Noveo-
bee Svth, 1885, Tor 3l95 saeh. viih intserst peys-
ble sevesaly, three, four and I've years sitter the
dass thereof. and whersas, ssid aotss s:asin -
Trnstee = Aforesaid, ~ Authorised by sajd DEED
q Trass, do hereby give notiee, shss selsU sst4
sests - soopsr paid, I .ili p.osesd = sen
the sald let ens IL, q the Couvt Henee decsl -
~ civ 81 Davenport, in the mid county, On fri-
iev. Is 3lst dsy Of june, A p, 1851. . ths
hosr q 10 osloek A. n Of said day, soAwill -
sssas 70 he psIehasss, :; dsed Dan.est - he
- AUSTIN CORDlN,
nyeo-Ahl TT @. q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

PsasoxAL.-The following gentlemen
are stopping at the Burtis House T.C. Do
rsu New York; r. h. Lswe,do; J. B. jarvis.
do; J. 2. Tracy. Chicago; Henry Farns". do;
John J. Dixvell. Boston; J. T. Shemsld. New
Havan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Attack Of the Rebels o. ehe rev Yoek
Regiment.
WAsnmsson, Juss :.
Lass night squad Of secession cavalry DeAe .
easn o ne outposts Of the 18th New Yeek ssGl-
msnt, ond fred upon them. n seo.tise ~
pursued the enemy, Who rstsested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

OMo..--..s Tho Muscatine
zo.-..l iaanad . souib on Friday morning
wsrning sssursionists against patronising the
Kats Casssl. and denouneing Capt. Hillhouss.
The attack vas mean and grospdlsss. and ws
ass informed BY ei.issns Of Aaseatine. viii gain
the yows~al no friends. but will wosk 10 the
advantage Of Capt. Hlllhouss. who 10 too good
. maa and too we'll known to be unfsvoeably
aHaatAd bv euah pusileujmitV.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

DALTlsosB, Jsss ..
Gov. Hicks this nosning demanded sna rseeiv.
- the 0usksls Il The Balsi0ors City Ouar5ss ~,
asd had then convey 4 70 Port ne0essy.
Several men sbsut u start for Haspsrs yesyy
wess arrested this morning snd taken ~ the Boss.'
Jhs zsjSsass' Dispatch iro~ Hsspss's ksny ss{e
. gsssml iupsss ion psrvsilsd that eehs weel4
sooe take plaee there.
Hetwsee aOOe asd sses troops sss essaapsd
n ehs ssbusis They vsrs visited - Jhsso6ay
b. LEI Davis end bis aids.
~ nasesuos Jsnsiion, our isSosnsst aseestain-
= ~. thsss we're fr0n too 70 thrto thOuoaeA
traoee etstionsd there when be passeA thsoueh.
fHsse ssrs s,0eo soss employed 'sscsg ~ Sosl,
e viehia ssven nilss ~ eeisfsx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Gr0h0ne WssA Rye kJ0esr
nYE NEAL, CORN NEAL, (BOLTED AKL
IL eoasss) Middlings, Bran, Shorts, Oats -
Con, the bss9 ths oc1Ltsy psoduess, y
RUG0LES',
fsven-atf No. ~. sst Hseaad -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

FOreign Markets.
LIvsnlooI, Nay n
BrsadstufFs ger orally steady.
Consols slk09lN.
Money quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

JOHN 8uMm00 0ANU.
mRIANO AND 0R0AN MAIguRAU-
tarss, 60 does Weet e eegnee
USv SsotA ana LseClaise styuses. DNVsapost,
leva. Alliasesunsets e ~ eva nake waaoated
aaA kspe j. ssass. witheat ebssgs, 1ve yeass.
\. B.-Rspaisiag aad taaiae dee as ~ Aneo
81 IL ~ best nannee.
DAvsnPsss. Apsil u. loee. la9llo-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

CARDS.

-. So0n =. ADa.00,
OpI1C1-1nIn0 o111gt. III. NAu AND
~ 0saly slseees.
lonsa;ee-ne. = Woe yeussA s>sesl ~
Mis- - nessissa, n ~ Assae ssssaNy sesasise
~ D.. yoUuPAiu.
nv1 A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Iso0 A1exandgto.
s Al1xAnDslA, Juus 3.
The 0cvssnnsnt seized sass at ths Alexsndris
neilroaA 6spss esGtajning qssstisy u nuskss
eteehs and two boxes valued ~ $40 sssh, css-
taininE tools fos tAs sonstsuesios Of iHplsasnts =
Upr. ae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
RRJUOoclEs
cAuERON 4 WIDDRIN0TON,

rrAvIN0 MOVED FROM no. .. EAST
III fhird seseet % Ne. Is, Wese Third stssee, ase
~ ready to attend 10 I'll sriess Of pslaline
plai ed Dssosaaivs PaPes Aaagiae, 0sainile,
Nasblins, Siga Whiting. Whitening ead Wall
Colosing. l0ehS9-e0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

eMtll UVspN6.
N1Ow Is THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
II for winter -. We hsvs dry kiDdling wood
q . % pr sord, aad green woed . u 81 -
oesds.
Qaisk o. 20 viii - to- lats.
iy91-dtf1 FRENCH ! DAVE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

AuofgM O0asIn. oD0.0. Q. bow. .. =. Dn0WN
OO00oNs O0W = 00OWNv
a TTORMEYSAKD COUM0ELOBS ATLAW,
"A cd Netssies Puhlis.
3. 8. BaovM, United States Connissieaee.
Osvsos-At Aasklot 1 Oesbin's 4zsheags Of
Zee, Davsnport, Iowa. nAss-tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05

SPIRIT OF THE GEoRGIANs.--At late hour on Friday evening, we met on the street, youth from Georgia, who anxious ly inquired if there was any chance for him at that hour to procure pass to Manassas for the next mornings train, stating that he had left home on Wednesday to take the place of one of his brothers who had fallen in the battle of Sunday. He added that he had lost in this war another brother, whose place would also be supplied by member of his family. Is the government at Washington so infatuated as to believe in the possibility of conquering such peo nle?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05

WHAT GEN. JACKSON SAID.-The mot to attributed to Gen. Jackson-''The Union must and shall be preservedn'-is not all that he said. Those words were only the be- ginning of the entire sentence. That sen tence, as a whole, ought not to be forgotten by any admirer ofthe old hero ofTennessee. Let it be borne in mind by all. The follow ing are the words of Jackson in full
 But the constitution cannot be maintain ed, nor the Union preserved, in opposition to public feeling, by mere exertion of the coercive powers confded to the general government The foundations must be laid in the affections of the people-ln the security it gives to life, liberty, character and property in every quarter, of the c1oh- trv, and in the fraternal attachment "hlch the citizens of the several States bear to one another, as members of one political faml' ly, mutually contributing to promote the happiness ofeach other
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05
Number A0.

Y A GALLANT ARKANSAS YoUrH.-B9nja- min $. Johnson, son of Robert w. John son of Arkansas, was engaged in the recent battle of Oak Hill, near Springfield, Mo, upon which occasion he served as volunteer aid-de-camp to Gen. Mccullough. Though less than eighteen years of age, he behaved with great galantry and coolness, and had 8 horse killed under him during the ac- tion. When even the boys run away from school to take part in the war, what chance has Lincoln to 'subjugate' the South?-- For information of the Yankees, it may be we'll to state that Arkansas has ''full crop'' of just such boys as Ben. Johnson, growing up to take the places of those that may fall in defense of the southern cause. --lnemphis Appeal.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05

THE ToTAL kILLED.-The Washington Star, of the 26th July, states positively that the whole loss of the United States troops, in KILLED, on Saturday, was not more than one hundred and ffy. The Star is assured of that fact by the officer whose duty it is to know.
 That on reflection, is an improvement upon the first official Washington report. Then the killed was fifty. Now it is one hundred and fifty, not including officers or volunteers, of course.
 There were some 50,000 volunteers in that Sunday fight, helping the "United States troops" Can the Washington pa per tell what happened to them. Did any of them get hurt? Possibly they were not counted in the fight, were of no account in the estimation of the Washington organ, and their casualties were not worthy of mention. To what depths of infamy will these republican organs descend.
 In 24 regiments the New York papers have published the names of634 Killed, 96S wounded and 1, ,145 missing, making a total of 2,743. In addition to this, there is a reported loss of 1,134 in the same regi- ments, making a total reported loss of B. 879 in the A regiments. There were 56 regiments engaged in the fght.-LouisvHle Courier
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05
BY AUTHORITY.
Acts and Resolutions of the Congress of the Confederate States, Passed at the Third Session.

Acts and Resolutions of the Congress of the Confederate States, Passed at the Third Session.
 An Act relating to the Pre- Payment of Postage in
 Certain Gases.
 l. TRe Congress ofthe Confederate States of Anae- yicq do eaact, That all letters and other matter authorized by law to be transmitted through the mail, written or sent by any officer, musician or private of the army engaged ill the actual service of the Confederate States, may be transmitted through the mails to any other place m the Con- federate States, without pre- payment of postage, but leaving such postagu to be collected upon tn 6 delivery of such letters or other natter Pr0Utded, nerertheIeSs That in all such cases the letters and other matter so sent shall be endorsed with the name, and shall be on account of the individual sending the same, and shall contain description of the party who sends the same, by endorsement ofhs military title, if an officer, or of the compa ny and regiment to which he belongs, if musician or private
 k ,. That letters and other mail matter sent to any officer, musician or private in the Confederate States army, at any point from which tie said of- hcer, musician or private may have Dc en lawfully removed, shall be forwarded to the person to whC m directed at the post office nearest which he may have removed, free of additional postage
 ,. That on letters transmitted by mt mbe' of Congress, with his official signature endorsed on the same, prepayment of postage shall Ii )t be re- quired, but the same may be paid on the delivery of the letters thus transmitted.
 A. Any person attempting to violate the provi- sions of this act shall be guilty of misdemeanor and shall forfeit and pay the of twenty dollars, 10 De recovered before any justice of the peace having cognizance thereof.
 Approved July 29, 1861. I'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05

A GooD HAUL OF CoLoNELs.-The Cin- cinnati Gazette has the following spiteful paragraph over the reveres of the federals:
 Col. Woodruff, DeVillers, and Neff were so eager to see the fray at Searcy Creek, on the Kanawha, that they rushed out con- trary to orders, and thereby fell into the hands of the enemy. The capture of three colones without the loss of a man is quite novelty in military performances. It is likely that Con. Cox can spare them with out damage. Colonels who cannot obey orders are poor stock for service.
 And the Commercial hits them the fol- lowing lick:
 The rumor of the capture of parcel of the field and company officers of General Cox's brigade on the Kanawha is confirm ed. They owe their captivity to carless- ness, unbecoming officers. In an enemy's country and at critical time, an officers place is with his men. It is mere foolhar- dness for field officers to be trotting about on scouting excursions. The lesson given on Kanawha may be valuable, but it is costly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05
(No. I9S.)
An Act further to amend an Act, entitled An
 Act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the Con-


 An Act further to amend an Act, entitled " An
 Act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the Con-
 federate States of America
 SEC. 1. Ihe Congress Of the Confederate States Ot America do enact, That so much of the actapprov ed March I6, 1861, entitled C An act to establish the Judicial Courts of the Confederate States of Amerca," as directs the holding of q session of the Supreme Court of the Confederate States in January next, be, and the is hereby repealed, and no session of the Supreme Court shall be held until that Court shall be organized under the pro visions of the Permanent Constitution of the Con- fedcrate States, and the laws passed in pursuance thereof
 SEC. 9 All writs of error and appeals taken or prosecuted from the District Courts of the Conled crate States prior to the organization of the Su- preme Court under the Permanent Constitution, shall be made returnable on the second Monday of the first term to be held by the Supreme Court, after it's establishment under the Permanent Con- stitution.
 SEC. 3. It shall be lawful for the Clerk of the several District Courts to issue writs of error, un der the seal of said District Courts, in the same manner, as nearly as may be, the Clerk of the Supreme Court may by law, issue such writs, and with the same force and effect if issued by said Clerk of the Supreme Court. The jurisdiction of the District Court of the Confederate States shall extend to all cases in law equity arising under the Revenue Laws of the Confederate States, for which other provisions are not already made by law; and if any person shall receive any injury to his person property, for a1cOunt of any act by him done under any law of the Confederate States for the protection or collection of the reve nue, he shall be entitled to maintain suit for dam age therefor in the District Court of the Confede rate States under whose jurisdiction the party do- ing the injury may reside
 Approved July 3l, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-05

BLAIRIsM' TO BE ExrLAINED.--On the 31st day of May last, young friend of Frank Blair, Mir. Farrar, was the bearer of an order to Gen. Harney, removing him from the command of the western depart ment of the U. $. A., and giving him in- definite leave of absence. This order was dated May the 18th, and between the date and delivery many important orders had been given by the war department at Wash ington, and executed by Gen. Harney.
 In the envelope containing the singular order of removal was letter of Montgome " Blair to Simon Cameron, demanding the removal of Harney in the most pre- emptory language.
 How happened this letter in the envelope? Where was the order from the 18th to the 31st of May Could it be possible that the secretary of war placed the order in the hands of the Blair family, to be used when they might choose.-&. Louis Republican.