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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

PRoAFNE BUT EMPHAuc-A correspon- dent stationed at Fort Morris, s. C.. writes us that the story in the Northern papers ofa disagreement between the troops and Gov. Pickens is all fudge. "Tbe troops have the highest confidence in sOId lronsides and would storm hell if he order ed it"- Cincinnati Gazette.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

CouGHs.-The sudden changes of our climate sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrH- MArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and cer ainly when taken in the early stage the disease, recourse should at once be had to |" Browns Bron- chiaI Iroches,' or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be 50 slight, by this precaution more serious attack may be effec. tually warred off. Public Speakers and Singers will find them effectua for clearing and strengthen ing the voice. See advertissmet.
 Dec Is. lS60. 6m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

E9s" It is proposed by the adherents ot the Lincoln Administration that it shall restore peace to this nation by blockading all the ports of the seeding States. Per, haps the Republicans of the Northwest will be pleased with this arrangement, when they find that the mouths of the Mississip- pi are rendered impossible by their own allies.-N !. Journal of commerce.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21
Conaoay county, Jan. 2s, 1861.

Eg- The Governor of Georgia has ap- pointed the Hon. T. Butler King commis- soner to negotiate with the Belgium and Savannah Steam Navigation Company, for the establishment of direct trade with south ern ports, pursuant to late act of the legis- lature
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

GJ-Barrys' TriooPherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing, beautfying cleans ing curling, preserving and restoring the hair.- Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth. ecaries. june9, ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

necessarily involve to a greater or less ex- tent the destruction of property in the city, and the loss of lives of the peaceful citizens and famalies dwelling therein; because, being without instructions from his gov ernment, he took the responsibility of doing what he thought proper and best under all the circumstances, desir ing to avoid cause of civil war in this government, by the first instance of hostile and bloody collision, protesting for himself, in the Aame of his government against events beyond this control, which have actuated him to his course.
 (Signed in duplicate,
 HENRY M RECTOR.
 GOUernor of Arkansas.
 JAMES TOTTEN. s),,I
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

E9 Lieut.. H. $. DuVal, who has been for eight years in the service of the United States, has resigned his position and enter ed the service of Florida.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21
FLORIDA ORDINANCE

The ordinance of Florida is still more emphatic than that of South Carolina, de- claring that "said United States is dis solved '
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

AS Cadet John A, West, of Georgia, ny9.I nr9 resigned his position at the West Point Ma,safy Academy, and rendered his ser
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 S2OO Reward.

WY HEREAS, It has this day been made W known to the Governor that John c. Car penter murdered man by the name of Calvin Gibson, in St. Francis county, in the State of Ar kansas, on the 26th day of January, A D. 1861, and then fled from justice and is now running at large.
 Therefore, I, HENRY M. RECTOR, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer reward of two hundred dollars, to any person who will arrest and deliver the said John C. Carpenter to the sheriff of St. FraDcis county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had and the laws executed.
 In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of IL. s.l Arkansas to be affixed at the city of Little
 Rock, this l4th day of February, A. D. 1861.
 H. M. RECTOR. By the Governor,
 JOHN l. SHERMAN, Secretary of State.
 DESC CRIPTION. Said Carpenter s6 feet inches high, weighs about l90 lbs, dark complexion, black hair, very wild look, talks much and loud, his upper front teeth out, rather oyerbearing disposition.
 Feb. IA, 1861. 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21
SOUTH CAROLINA ORDINANCE.
Passed Unanimously at l-15 o'clock, P
 M, December 2Oth, l95O.

AN ORDNANCE
 To dissol0e h1e Union between tie sState of South Carolina and other States united w'M her under Me compact entitled "Z'he
 Constitution of Me United States of Ame- rica"
 We, the people of the State of South Carolina, in convention assembled, do de- clare and ordain, and it is hereby declared and ordained, that the ordinance adopted by us in convention, on the twenty-third day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty eight, whereby the Constitution of the United States of America was ratified, and also, all acts and parts of acts of the General Assembly of this State, ratifying amend ments of the said Constitution, are hereby repealed, and that the union now subsist- ing between South Carolina and other States, under the name of "The United States of America" is hereby dissolved.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21
MtS" The anDroach of on ;n,ro,,,.. |.

Es- The approach of an inauguration used to be par excellence the gay season of w ashlnston life. Now all is changed. A correspondent ruefully says:
 " 1t gives man the blues to go to the hotels, especially to Browns. The horse hair seats, that used to be in the hall, have been taken away. There is no longer any lnducement to loafers to congregate there, and nearly thirds of the southern mem bers who boarded there are gone. So neither mp stairs nor down stairs is there the least comfort or entertainment for any man-bating the bar-room.''
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

Ex- We publish, in connection, for the purpose of record and comparison, the ordinances of secession passed by four of the States that have voted themselves out of the Union;
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-02-21

of the truth of what had been said in regard to his professional standing in his native State.
 E. c. Larned, esq.,, spoke of the deceas- ed as a gentleman who recognized the sin cerity of all men; who could do justice to the views of an opponent upon all ques- tions, and whose professional character was one to excite the admiration of all. Pro fessional fame was nothing but those quail ties of heart and mind which make the man endure forever.
 NJ. w. Fuller, esq, spoke of the charac- ter of the deceased as an exemplification of the falseness of the popular idea that in the profession of law the intellect becomes sharpened at the expense of the virtues that spring from the heart.
 B. G. Caulield, esq.,, followed in a brief but eloquent and impressive tribute. Re marks were also made by Charles H. Reed and c. NJ. Willard, esqs., when motion to vote upon the resolutions was made
 Judge Drumond said:
 Before putting the question, I would make one further remark. In the reaec- tions that have passed through my mind upon what has been said, there is one thought which l wish to present for you all, and for all others in the legal profess sien. The deceased combined two of the most difficult qualities in professional life; a fidelity to his client that never faltered, with the most perfect truth and fairness to his opponent and to the court. The lawyer who does this has acquired the professional quality which entities him to perhaps the highest praise.
 The question was then put, and the reso- lutions were adopted.
 The president then appointed the follow ing gentlemen to present the resolutions to the several courts: For the federal court, s. A. Goodwin, esq; for the circuit court, the Hon. A. w. Arrington for the supe- rior court, E. G. Caul6eld, esq. The meet ing then adjourned,
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18th. The greatest sGouut in block, 900.
Personally appeared before the FubscribeT, MeOay,
Secretary of Augusta Insurance and Banking Company
Who being duly sworn deposeth and saith that the above
nea IL and true the beat Of hS knoWedgs and tef
O ?. HcOAY, Secretary.
SVEN to and subscribed before me- August 1851
ALPHIUs @. BEANIE.
Notary Public.
The same cath which the Secretary above part
As President, tAks ny part.
HM n. D'ANTIEGNAC, President
sworn 70 sad sossa before me- this Both Of August
IesI. 3. J. TooKER,
J. ?. fer FaysIts coEnty, Tenn.
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Scientific DiscOvery---E1IecsrO-
Water.

"a veil known to the profession that Electricity h the grsat
motor on gs Every resdT which really cures disease
dos 80 because OF It, electrical adaptation TO the wants Of me
invalid By ths such remedies and Sarn BLEcIao
WE IN hh pstients Hre bathed In currents Of electricity
Ladies being attended by asdyI turng all kinds Of old
apS obstpse complaints which have Eesd all other me2ns
al enc: Oonsumptves ecaiVs s but in such eases,
where pati.nts are weak visit mes treat them - tne
groS5oa HospGl 1haGi0as, which hreathss into tna
dseasd lung rrht the seat Of ths disease send I've
amps for pamphlet Other patients who cannot come 70
The stHKALnas WATEzs can, By sending eehes agssez
aad fall description Of symptoms, have eanes senl 70 e
(gend for crculaTl The Electric Waters extract al mineral
bstances taken medicine otherwise absorbed The IL
sne OF over twenty years the treatment 81 many hsuB
and enic eases and Wcna1s diseases ind weaknesses, nay
Be- regarded Is Q reasonable guarantee Of access
" Rooms and Boarding Furnished 30
Patients N s..
PHYsICIAEs VINO nay wish 70 sVa hszsesss Of taS val
EabIs discovery Elscrc Bas invited 20 call at oce
At No I46, South Sumner street. s.s
As3rs-s DE- WOHBAUGH,
| raT25l-dsrtSly FlzEnFiilc Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CABD.

Taxa piesauEe IN announcing 70 ny old friends and Gus
toners after absence Of two years. have again re-
tarned to resume the practise Of the photographs arr
in all orAnche having purchased tbs interest OF ny brshe
ii the old established Gallery Union Street, and having gPe7t
months in New YORK tbs past Summer to obtain ny an
the improvements in the have painted renovated AID
enlarged the suite throughout That facilities are
nov better to produee first elsss work z most Galleries
as Of and condutH tie comfort Of patrons trust not
only to sustain proud position the Gallery has hersoore
Tusaned, elevate still higher standard have
RIro engaged the services Of r. COOK 81 the best Photo
aphsTs World Eha took tie Pictures which obtained the
f premium st the Worlds IN Lon1Ons in ISL, and
dstsrninsd only make this the leading Gallery p
gse but ny work shall not be surpassed North OF sSE
and now to the public the ollOEinz Sy
Imperial Photograph, I7dis Inki
| Vignetts, plain ooloEeo
| IVorytypes, eoloredi
Pastel PetuTes, life ExsI
Photographs Canvass life sisSI
| Visiting Cards, ful length, plain
Autograph PhetogTsDhs, IL taken At one s!staE.
! Etsneoscopss, Of glass or paper.
continue to make tie HeSiEotype and A5rye e. hereto
fore The styles all entirely in this city, e1oP.
Autograph Card Whish only made st time All
Who in Eantofznyhing line politely invited 70 give
ne before visiting elsewhere, Wien will prove By OcczRE
demonstration tas AboT lists. Respectfully,
oet3I-d = w. HUGaAs'
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EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson Z Co..
Wholesale GFOcePs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,


Brandiss, wines, TObaccOs, Cigars, 80.
coREAR 0OLLEgE And CBUB0E SZEEEza
Nashville, Tenn.
vKYz ARH IN REoEIPr OF A LARaE AND WE'LL
w selected stock Of Groceries Tobsccos Liquors Ge con
EntiOn Il the Trsds.
SUGAR, FTOLASsEs AND SYRUP.
= bids Louisiana szgI Ob5II Lovsring'i powdered
sShtI ooS o.arh'd n ,d ED R L,.s srzAr,
100 6bis Plantation HoIsss..I 8 half EaRsd AOlas
100 haR bS Plantation No 80 p@ekSY asst LOus Colds.
so6 siss Refined Noaa, OPIs New OrI'Az, Golden
80 bbls Loveanz'S B. hErEh- syTzPi
'S4A'' COFFEE.
ISS s.s: Ester: 30 SSTS e o. ss G Sss O'
100 Sbs nseEasd WhiEkyI 50 b5h Robertson county Wits
ISS E ESaf DAi'' 20 5 dSg smith. Ola E.s,.
100 packages Ola ny. Whisky WhisEeyI
spzLoheons Of IriEh and Scotch Whisky.
BEAHDIEss WINES, &C.
10 quarter casks ssignstss'S 10 Madeira Tins
10 q Raa4ef e..1s ot.rd, Duprss . Ga Port
d Cos Brandy Sweet Malaga Ti7'l
10 q " United ProPrissSr'I 50 PEs angs WinsI
100 pks AnsroSn Brandy 8 boTse olaTstL
100 Ginger 8 Pks Lemon oordlAl
50 Cherry Is Mint
5 sisct6erry = 9 bqrss bI.t.r.
IS Raspberry IS 2n holland asaJ
Ia easkI RanI
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObsocO-ysrOus brendlI
500 {" Kentucky 1"
8 kegs Al Smiths PGncaks TosacooI
$4,000 Superior Havana oiEars-T&EiOus Brsnas
100000 ." German I" "
ko,cco {" DomezIs A"
- CANDLES AND SOAP.
600 boxss tar osndlssi sobozss stsagtns oapSias,
300 hh" so TAlloE
$50 cE +" 10 boxes Soap TaY1sGs hedel
REOUR.
Ioo Ibis extra Family FlowI
ICJ " supeFdna {"
Ice bags Pennsylvania BuekEhsat Ficaz.
sUNDRTES.
1909 sacks enc and ooSTse salt 100 dozen BaekstsI
500 bbls KsneWha Salt s0nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and sFiksI & sAcks AlnondIi
500 boxes GlasI Ware so bblS Pecsns and FlbsgaI
500 Reels Cotton Roper 10 kblS English WAlnnsi
100 casks Soda 100 dozen Broomsi
1909 pounds Ear Lead 100 dozen Zinc wash Boards
$50 bags Shot, assorted Ees 800 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Frezh Cove 0yEteni 50 bags Pepper
8 cases eaTdines, j sad i . Allspicel
boxesj so bxs Ground HustAr6i
80 bxs Lemon syrupi 50 " Fire CTsoksrsl
$50 pkS RsisusI 50 bhls Cider Vinegar
loo " HsckeTei 50 bblIA4 Aei
IS chests Green and B=sI
Win variasy ct ol5sr artlsIes
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G0LD MEDAL PEARCs

ANOTHER TRIBUTE 70 g1E SUPERIORITY
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Desirable Real Estate for sale.

OFFER tor sale accommodating TERMS very Gess-
bic tract Of 90 oiand the Nashville and
ksroad eight miles ON Nashville, the Antioch Depot The
soil good we'll Tatered with three DeveTfng springs ard
Are sh pond The dwelling goa brick house with
brick kitchen, meke house brick servants house
with all necessary hoEres all handsomely loeS ed for
Venience comfort.
apply o. W. Nance in Nashville on the
premises. II ... 4 rr.e1.- Vs.
noy24-dIm1 JAMES Y, HAYS.
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-. A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valuab bic Land for sale.
R4sacres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
TENHI5 Hes nile from Jones Staten, on Ne WIN
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles IRON Hlnehss
ter and three miles from Salem, franklin esunty On thu
Farm comfortable dwelling good negro cabins, and al
necessary out houses Close the swelling me springs
good Cist and plenty Of falling water Tbs lad
RICE for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
IL the county propose to sell thus valuable Tract 81 Land
and would refer persons who wish about it, to John P
White Nashville Tenn, A-S. oOyar1 Winchester sz
refer 70 o. the premises -
HARVEY 8. WILLIAAs,
cot 2o-h Winchester, Prenkin eoEuty, Tsss.
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CoNFTRoLLzE's oyTIcEt
Nashville, Tenn, sept II, 1861 !
This certify that the Aususta Insurance AID Banking
Conpan located at Augusta, in the State Of Geo si1 has
piled sS rsquesenis Of the Cede the subject Of
Foreign Companies in section 1893 TO 1871
veil Of a4h March, 1882 chapter 25 section 10,
requirina dspost With the Oopoer Of twenty oESnd dol
lars Of ak Per eszt BSa6s Of the State.
And Jesse Thomas Is the legally authorized Agent Of
mid Company in he atty Of Meanwhile, stass Of
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The above Of the Oldest are most reslS Insurance
Companies the South Ihoes EshnS insurance will plssSs
the Undersigned at the Of Cedar street and the
Square. JESSE THOMAS,
noVe-dIn Agent,
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Rem OVAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE pnrchseed Of VI ". Finn his stock Of Wall PAR
&C., snd Te2Evng my seok Of Locking Glasses, Gilt
Frames Venetian Blinds, WnsoH Shades, Artist Materials
60, &c, his (W FnnS cid Stand, . Pubs SQUARE cor.
Deadsek street, shall DO glad 70 Sc ny ensg aHd
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Bark miiIs.
Removed.

HAVE ny Shoe establishment to Market street. SO
5G near the public square, door to AorToE 4 son
would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall all TINES keep hand general aort
ment Of Home Made Boots and Shoes, in as IRA
variety the prize Of materials Will Justify
Army and shoes all kinds eeayy kept in store
or made order.
Highest market price paid for HidsI and Leather
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BUsINEs.:s= NorIo-ns.

.FEvER ASD AouE-.A CASE OF Erour
MoSrn's STANDING CURgD NY B1RnAvE'.
HoILANO BrTrERs Mich,el Kelly, No. III
Seventh, near Grant street, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on a cotton boat plying between Natchez
and New Orleans. was taken with Fever
aud Ague. For eight long months / su fer
cd with this dreadful disease. TIE greater
part of this time wis unable to work,
and spent ut least City dollars for different
medicines, but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insist
ell upon my trying BrrhaVe's Holland Bit
tsts, saying that cure lrdS guQrqnteeI,-
After taking it for one week, must state
was sound man. have been ut work
now for two weeks, and have had no return
of the Chills ami Fever Whatever"
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or at R. Cbester's
Gothic Hall. npl-lm
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Gov. LetclleF's Proclamation
Tue Secession orylrpIn,..

lWAsalSoToS, April ls.-Tbei following
dispatches from the South confirm the re-
ported secession of Virginia. There are
no direct advices from Richmond but the
Goyersmeatare convinced or its truth:
AUGUSTA, Ga, April ls.-The news of
inc ,s secession &c of Virginia was communion
ted to Mr.. Pryor rs lie was departing in Tie
cars for Montgomery. It. was rsc s5,s5
with great cheering aud demonstration
OF joy. :. - :, f'S17
MonILE, Ala, April ls.-Ihe secession
Of Virginia is received with immense cheer
ing and frantic demonstrations.
MoSToSNERY, Ala, April isth.-A des.
patch from Savannah says that Virginia
has passed the secession ordinance; to ia he
effect in two days.
MoSTeoMGRY, Ala, April ls.-Prcsident
Davis has just been officially notified Of
the secession of Virginia. Salutvs are
firing uli over the South.
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GOV. netcher,s ToroelRms,lon.

RICHMOND, VA. April ls.-Gov. Letcher
has issued his proclamation recognizing
the Confederate States as independent
The President has nc. authority TO call an
extraordinary force to w.tge an Offensive
war against any foreign power aud threat
ems TO eAert this unusual force to compel
obedience to his mandate, believing The
Influences which operate to produce this
proclamation against the Seeded States
VIII he brought to bear on Virginia il she
shonld exercise her un'loubted right to
resume the powers granted by her people,
andit due to her honor that IN iuprup-
er exercise Of force against her people
should be repealed.
Gov. Letchcr orders all armed volunteer
regiments and companies to hold them
selves in readiness for Immediate orders
and prepare for efficient service.
The proclamntion5is datcdsthe. 18th.
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GREarDRAwHACK to person emigra.
ting to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have OF the Fever
aud Ague-the most direiul otall diseases.
Every day we hear of persons attacked hy
this disease, and mHde helpless in a. short
time, without any means Of atfording re-
lief In view Of the great demand for a
remedy Dr.. Hostetter has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose curu-
tive powers for all diseases of. the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after a long expert
ence and deep study, hive received tic
encominms of the most eminent physicians,
as well MS all classes from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all we can say is TO try them,
and judge for themselves respectively
everywhere.
pg-see advertisement in another col
umn.