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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
On the lst Monday in February. 1861.

Gratefully acknowledging the very liberal pa tronage they have hitherto enjoyed, they now re- affirm that no effort shall be spared to render the Institute all that its generous supporters may de sire. The most thorough training will be given in all branches of complete EnqLsh Education n, Mathematics, Modern and Ancient Lanquaqes will be taught as far as in any colleges and in the depart ment of Music, Painting, Dra,cing, etc., none but teachers of the highest qualifications will be en- ployed. The government of this Institute is char acterized by the utmost kindness the sense of pro- prety and individual responsibility will be appealed to rather than fear of punishment and the moral ra ming receives unremtting attention. Tuition will be charged from the time of entrance to the close of the session. No deductions from tuitions except for protracted illness. The scholastic year is divided into two sessions of 2l weeks each. The Institute will embrace three Departments - the Primary Junior and Senior.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

fVIIE above named PRINCIPALS Ah2S
 \ respectfully inform their friends, SMssIza patrons and the public generally, that ekE, z the next session of this Institute will cnmmence
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

!. IT BLACK, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Arkansas. August &l, l66O
 JOHN W. FAUST, Attorney at Law, Little Rock. Arkansa.-aso Real Estate Agent, has on hand for sale at low prices and favorable terms, a large list of first class cotton lands, improved and nnimuroyed, lying chiefly n the valleys ot the White, Arkansas and Mississippi rivers.
 Office in the State Bank building, opposite the State House. Aug. 2'' IoO'' "
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
nr. JAMES HARPER.

TyAVING located five miles below E ] Little Rock, (Nortla Of River) respectfully offers lis professional services to the citizens ot the vicinity Residence at Col. h. L. lhomsoh'S.
 Oct %, 1860. ly"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
August 25th, 1860.
Lumber.

Blacksmithing and Wagon Making H AVING PURCHASED THE es43 | the Tools and fixtures of c. Brum- FL-rS back, am prepared to do all kinds of k-ssW Blacksmithing aad Wagon work on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. .3Y Regular customers will please settle their accounts once every three months.
 FREDERICK KLINE. Little Rock, Jan. 7th, 1861. Thankful for past patronage so literally bestowed on me for two years, take pleasure in recon mending my successor, Mir. Kline, to my old GUS toners and the public generally.
 C. BRUMBACk. Jan. 1th, 1861. lv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

S.. DUFFIE, Attorney at Law, Greenwood Sebastian county Arkansas. April [, b0. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

R. B. RUTHERFORD, Attorney at Law, Lew isviile, Lafayette county, Ark. Sept ?, '6o. ly L. 0. BRlDENELL, (. A. bflDE"fl-' BRIDEwELL 6 BRIDEWELL Attorneys at Law. Helena. Arks Will collect and secure debts. and practice in all the Courts of the coun- ties in Eastern Arkansas and the adjoining coun- ties of Mississippi. Particular attention paid to buying and selling lands.
 RrFErrxcEs-J. B. Thrasher, esq, J. s. Morris, esq., Port Gibson, Miss; J. w. Champlin o., J. J Person & Co.,, New Orleans, La. lion. Wiley P Harris, Jackson, Miss; Merwia X Sharkey, Vicksourg Miss; ". F. Stearns, Prof. of Law, Oxford Miss; Hon. A. C. Brown, Washington City,
 August 25. 1869. ly.
 R. PINNESS MARTIN, Attorney at Law, Jacksonport, Arkansas. Refer to J. C.. Hallbur- ton |. S. Marshal, Little Rock.
 Ink lS ,El ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
FOR GAI,E

FOR SALE. C00 ACRES of choice Arkansas River ZOO Bottom Land, about five miles below Little Rock, on ,he north s.dc and fronting on the river Seventy-fve acres under fence ami in cul- tivation. For terms apply at the Post Office Jan 3l, 1861 If
 LUMBER, LUMBER. < IL bills for Cypress Lumber will be "A filled at the shortest notice at Menefces Cir cular Saw Mil! in Conway county; and will be de- livercd at any point on the Arkansas river, above or below the mouth of CaGron. But, no bill for a less quantity than J0,G00 feet will be delivered be- low Little Rock at landings above the-Nlill. Painng Mill also connected with the establish ment
 Address VIM. l.. MENEFEE,
 Green Grove r. O., Conway Co.,, Ark. REFERENcEs.-S. II. Tucker, Geo s. Morrison, R. $. Yerkes, Little Rock. March :, lrGl,
 Sugar and Coffee. D DECEIVED per late arrivals n sack Rio Coffee;
 , bbls N O., Sugar; For sale low by JACOB HAWKINS. March ?, 1861.
 Forts Pickens and Sumter Surrendered NOME and let us reason together upon A the prices of Groceries, etc., for we have just received per steamer Izetta, the following articles: 30 brls. Flour; 25 bls Potatoes; 2 hhds Cabbages; " Bees; 20 bush Bolted Meal; ? |" Parsnips; 50 sacks Corn; |" Kront; 40 Oats; 30 bush Seed Sweet Potatoes. All of which we can and will sell upon the most reasonable terms. EDWARDS x V HiTE. Mar IA Gazette and Baptist copy.
 Cement. on BRLS. in store and for sale cheap ~ for cash. BURGEVlN & FIELD.
 Choice Tea and Chocolate. A LSO. Maizcna, Broma and Bermuda A Arrow Root, for sale at
 March fl DR. BRUGMAN'S Drug Store.
 Patent Medicines. 4 IL of the most popular Patent Medi- A cnes for sale at
 March II Dn. BRUG MANS Drug Store. DAINTS, Oils and Window Glass of Il every variety for sale at DR BRuGMAN'S Drug Store-aso, where may be found q complete stock of Pure Medicines and Elegant Periumery, Toilet Articles and Brushes March fl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

On Consignment, AO BRLS. Irish Potatoes, 20 cases of fO Cheese at cost and carriage for the cash only by BURGEVlN FIELD. i
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
DIR. PETER pRUGMAN,

JOHN POPE ROBT- '. NFhIoN
 PCPE & NEWTON, Attorneys at Law, Little Rock, Ark. Office immediately west ol post o4oe building, and directly opposite United states Re ceivqr's office, Markham street. Dee F, '6o ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
YrsIANrI, MIcH., Jan. II, 1861.

PsIIANTI, MICH, Jan. l4, lobI MR. SPALDING.
 SIR: Not long since I sent to you for box of Cepha- lie Pills for tie cure of the Nervous II eadache and Costiveness, and received the same, and they had so good an effect that l was induced to send for more. Please send by return mail. Direct to
 A. k. WHEELER,
 Ypsilanti, Mlch
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

SUNDRIES, sUNDRIES IUST RECEIVED D 2,G00 lbs. Clear Side Bacon; ,00O best Ham !" 1000 Shoulder {"
 20 brls. Flour;
 l5 Irish Potatoes;
 3 bush. Button Onions;
 10 large "
 7e Seed Oats;
 40 gal. Lard Oil;
 40 kegs Tar; Garden Hoes and Rakes, Shovels and Spades Large White Beans and for sale by March l4 M OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

J. c. BARROW, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Hampton, Calhoun county, Arkansas will practice in the several counties comprising ths 2d Judicial Circuit. All claims placed in his hands for collection will receive prompt attention.
 Dee l. 1860. lY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
NEW FOUNDRY AT LITTLE ROCK
 ARKANSAS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT or FURNITURE

A FINE ASSORTMENT or FURNITURE For sale--conssting of Bureaus, xs-ssgz=z+==zz B.. Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Look ssrsssgss.ss-zss ing Glasses, Whatnots Cribs, etc. @cl}--------ss55 The subscriber is prepared to make all articles oi Furniture in superior style and repairing will also be neatly and prom tly done
 Also, Coffin making and undertaking c..sis.ssaa9attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware room on Markham st., on the corner below the Presb yterian church. FRANCIS DIFFER. Fah 03 '5q-ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

JOHN E. BUCHANAN, Attorney and Coun- seIlor at Law, Nit. Ida, Montgomery county, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

Attorney at Law and General Real Estate
 Agent,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, WILL practice in the Courts of the Fifth w Judicial Circuit, and do general Real Fstate husiness March 24, le60. ly JOHN D. KIMBELL, Attorney at Law, Little Rock, Ark, will practice in the various courts held at the capital, and attend to the collection of claims throughout the State He will give careful atten- ton to adjusting and pertecting titles to state Office in the main building of the State House, ad- acent to the Auditors and State Land Agents oficac Feb g '59-y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23
k. c. DAVIS.

JAS. L. WlTHERSPoON K. C. pAFlS.
 w1THERsPoorg & DAVIS, Attorneys at
 Law, Arkade elphia, Arkansas-will practice in the counties of Clark, Hampstead, Sevier, Hot spring, Dallas. Pike, Polk and Montgomery; and attend nromntly to the collection of claims any where in South Western Arkansas. Dee. 8, le69. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

J. w. M'CoNAUGHEf. F. " hoApLhf' at Law. Little Rock, Arkansas-wll practice in the Circuit Courts of Pulaski, Prairie, Ashley, Drew, Chicot Desha, Arkansas and Jefferson; ln the Supreme, Federal, Chancery and Probate Courts at Little Rock, and attend to the collection oi claims in any part of the State.
 sF- Office up stairs in the Adams building
 Oct l2 1859. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

Choice Tea and Chocolate. A LSO. Maizena, Broma and Bermuda "A Arrow Root, for sale at March II Da BRUGMAN'S Drug Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

OO0 ACRES of choice Arkansas River -OO Bottom Land, about five miles below Little Rock, on ,he north side and fronting on the river. Seventy five acres under fence ami in cul- tivation. For terms apply at the Post Office.
 Jan 3l 1861 if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-23

BELLE VERNON, OHIo, June l5, 1861. HEHRY C. SPALDING, Esq.
 Please find inclosed twenty five cents, for which send me another box of your CePhalc Pills They are truly the best Pills have tried. Direct, A. SlONER, P. M
 Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co.,, Q.
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PROCEEDINGS OF OONGRESs,

WASHINGTON Jan. so.
SsHd:e.-The memorial Of the Philadelphia working
men VAS presented by Mr. Bgler, He and is colleague
Mr. Cameron, endorsed it in brief speeches The latter
avoVed himself willing to make concessions for the sake
Of peace.
Mr.. Mason of Virginia, objected to the term "conces
sion" The South wanted 10 concession she wanted
her rights
Mr.. TrumbuT of Illinois, maintained the duty of en-.
forcing the laws.
The bill providing for the construction of railroad to
the Pacific taken up and passed
The Pixies Peak bull was discussed and amended but
no vote tsken.
Hoase.-Mr. Cobb, Of Alabama, presented the ordi-
of secession that had been adopted by his State
and declared himself under the necessity of Withdrawing
from the House He expressed his deep regret at being
obliged to take this step aud exhorted the Republicans
to do something 10 restore peace to the distract
country
Mr.. Reyuolds Of New York, from the committee Of
five on tie Presidents special message reported bill
authorizing the President 10 call out the militia in GER
tain This bill viii be found, under the head Of
The National Crisis, elsewhere in this paper
Mr.. Branch, Of North Carolina presented a counter
report
Mr.. COchrane, of New York, from the same committee
also presented report denying the right of secession
but rePUdialng the policy Of coercion
He also reported BILL providing in effect that when
the revenue laws of any State obstrueted the Pres
dent may issue his Proclamation declaring those laws to
be suspeuded-tO be restored when such State shall
turu 10 tue Union.
These reports we're recOmmitted
The memorial of the working men Of Philadelphia
presented Also the resolutions Of the Democratic Con
venton OF Ohio They both referred to the COM
mittee OF five.
A communication was received from the President,
stating that he had signed the admitting Kansas iato
the Union as State; whereupOn, Martin f. Conway,
representative elect qualified and took his seat as
member.
The report Of the committee of Thirty Three,
then again taken up.
Mr. COnkhn denounced the SeceSsionists az apostaes
and rebels He made semigbolition speech He de-
cared however he would coneede something to the BOr
der States but would not vote to re-estabsh the Ms
souri, compromise.
Mr.. Stevenson, OF Kentucky, said il the gentleman
who had Just taken his scat fair exponent of the
sentiments Of tee Republicans, then there pros
peot OF compromise, but he still hoped the Border
State Commissioners would bs able 10 do something
The Critteuden propositions he coutended, offered
equitable plan OF adjustment.
Mr.. Howard Of Ohio, made conciliaory speech, in
favor Of compromise
Mr. Morris Of PENIS, lvania declared his anxiety to
this asiaung ques lou Of slavery abolished from Con-
greS He favored the majority report of the Committee
of Thntyhree if be couldn't get thai, he would take
thc Border State propositions or he willing to sub
NIT the whole matter to the people Of the country.
Tue House AZ journed.
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TINE GgORGTA COVVEYTInN

MuLsDGAvllls. Jan. 30 The Convention today re
fused reconsider their vote on the Ordinance concern
log revenue, adopted yes erday.
resolution was introduced giving the government
The power make reprsals but laid the table
An address u The people OF the South, and OF the
word adopted, setting forth the Of Georgias
e,->iOl.
An ordnance adopted declaring it the fixed policy
Of the State TO guarantee the security Of al the State.
that have seeded.
The Convention then adjourned to meet in Savannah
az the call OF the President.
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TIE REVENUE LAWS

WASHINGTON, Jan. aO-Nr Cochrane, Of New York,
TO-DAY introduced in the House Of Representatives bill
providing that vessels from foreign ports bound any
port thin the scope OF the provisions of the BILL shall
with is foreign cargo be liable TO seizure and condem-
nation az with the view Of applying its restrictions
only 70 foreign commerce which revenue is by law
collected the bill exempts all vessels lawfully engaged
in the cOastWse trade Il further provides that when it
found mpraccable 70 collect at port the
Prcsid shs by proclamation specify the port which
the obstruction exists.
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PROM HAVANA AND THE BRAZOS

NV ORLEANS. Jan. SO.-The steamship de Soto ~
from Havana the 9th. has arrived.
Her commercial advees report sugar dull. The CIV
csOp vas CONT IN.
Money vas tight and ex-h. yes nal. Tie S isn-
sa Banks have authorized the issue Of two millions INC
OF bonds
Tae Arizona from Brazos Is coming up the river. She
brnss - iS0O 600 in ,p,cie.
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EDuoAr1ON.

OLD DOMINION INsrITUTF.--oo or
rRANKIIN kND IN sTREfTs- The second half
sion Of this school, 1850 81 vii commence on the 18Th Of Feb
runry aud end the tn Of June next ensuirg
The Rev FRANCIS BooGs has been added the Rosr Of
Instruction an wn with s family De 10 the Institute build
OHAsEs nee who will aided by competent assist
ants empoyedto take charge the class
and another female teacher employed The LECTURE
BIBLICAL LITERATURE. by Rev JAS DUNCAN will be con-
The iEpAI ,r0RY DEPARTMENT or yey ,m.i girls will re-
ceive the special Of the Pi1cipa OF te sehooi
The BoAf Df DEPARTMENT will be iberaly and carefully
conducted and every comfort and Ay will be an rdCd young
ladies boarding in the family
or EXPENSE Will be spared stc the School equal
ans In the land for education Of females
=" ''' IL .sHUaATE, Prln,
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

RALKIcH jan zI.-The House to-day concurred in
the Senate amendment to the Convention bill and pass
ed il finally. The bill provides that the people shall vote
on the question OF Convention no Convention" at
the same tine that they for delegates It ao re-
sric the action Of the Convention in regard 10 Federal
matters
The election is 70 be held the 2s,h February.
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4 On rows IN RsH GRorND PLAsrRR. Sc
lNO leted from The pusest aud r. 81 qaarh Brit
lsh Provinces sroand especially 70 edr and sale BY
js2i R8lpagoRD 90.
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B1rM0ak Jan So Four DOH "a t52s5 81 no sal wheat
buoyant rel 49, Whte 431l65 eens Corn hrner'
yellow s. white uVt 3 Proyis ons esdy-ue
pork t IS Coffee II G2 eeats whisky steady at 80 ~
c,uts
EEa YoEE Jan 81 Cotton steady; sales 700 Eour quiet
Wheat essisr rel Nhe lasi loo Cora arm miN ed
flr50 ProVii dull hang Lard lO's Dlt.
Whisty hrn i>h -ugAr heavg Orleans - SS Seais Co
Zee selfv fJl3l spt tuTp mine a. sc eelts
R5sn du Rice steady .ia stocks opened loSer "
ths New ioTE CSnirals "'
b r-h.s C's ta1 Misoari's G>t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

- SsTsr Those who are so fortunate as
Hsg s,s5 Dyspespia, and its attendant evils can
70 have e ne suffering thst these diseases cause.
brdy co., i that the afflicted continue to suffer,
ne inf,lIibe remedy, the CEygeHatsd Biiiers, Is
.hs7- reach.
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MISSnrP1 An TIE CRISIS

ST. LoUIs, jan SODA joint resolution passed the
S.uate DAY, appointing Commissioners the National
Conference in Washington the 4th February. The same
resolution Introduced in the House, but laid
the table.
Resolutions passed the House taking strong grounds
against the offers OF New York and Ohio contribute
men aud for the coercion Of the seeding States
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SE.ESSInN GErTING NORTH.

WILNlNGroN. Dat Jan SO.-A great secession meet
ing was held in this city last light Among the speak
ers we're a uumb,r OF prominent gentlemen VITO have
hitherto advocated compromise The city of Whining
ton Is almost a unit for secession.
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UPH0LSTERY AND PAPER HlNGINGS.

syF subscriber respectfully Socts call from his henas and
paho gene ally eNaiae his stock u eols u me ABOVE
une c5nslsiag " the following:
Carpetlngs.
Yelse Tapestry Brussels rhree ply NeneAnl Dnth hePi
&C Hearth Rugs, DsoF Mats and stall kOds
Curtain Goods.
BEocat satin DNnssk, Uuion Dsmask fSsss Glnps Lace
Muslin Cat.lns SPLENDID Of hindow Cor
window SHADES large assortment OF
al NE latest sh fixtures Of the most approved kinds nov
q use
Floor Oll-ClOth, ~
OF al The beet paen and from the best quality 70 the lowest
priced which u b. 10 dthA and o. ali dnensons
Also Table Cloths large variety.
Pnper-HnngfngH.
splendid ASSORTMENT 81 al the latest ats follows: Velvet
Gee Satin an1 Paa Papers % every SHADE and color With a
ons kld. OF HOod and Being practical
sorkman having the employ all uork
N 80 sarraufcd % Give satisfaction
An orders anything In The above Inc v be punciu2y at-
tendsi " beth h he cily county
a-Hnr and snack Mattresses 4sd Feather BEDS hEnd
"A "A L . order. Of ne bssi materials. lesl VA
nSRTNRD sra ans. cur IosF, cRUsHRp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

TIE Agul us Product, cf Illinois greater than those
any The products during the past year
5c0 0O The wheat Of S61 approaches IS
900 bushels while the crop yields not less than 4O 100000
hnah.
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,,...,.,,iil Bullsta, Boston, Oct. Is 1889
fr'' sc Po,Nr-This point seems at last, 70
TlF Sl'. t.,.s In a new invocation known as Spal-
h,'e oSe sd C;lse which by simple application With
ns or preparation OF any hind Ts AoI. TINE 1G
% @ss. sG,G a1:o 5sS Ssi'6' from 11S is n
s ss INTO as extensive and general use as the ire-
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X. IL. *.
TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS

KAUW I , KEGU LATINIT FILI1S
PURGE regulate nyg the time within six hours
the els sc; the secre,ns tighten The FEELING Of
oppression al the pit Of the stmsch caused by indigestion and
the circulation o the blood tuable Thus they Cos
tyenss Bousness COrg-son, Headache. FuernPs OF the
Heart Nrryorsn ystea Female Complaints MaAfious Fe
ycrs and Gig sv ecree di'char,ng
Administered srfng caac they put the yem In hea ty
condition for the campaign and as they nouh Instead
If weakening the syst he given safely to patients whose
stamina has been exhausted by Sickness.
RAbwsYs RIs kfsLyENT d. feci and neuralzts The
diseased bo,t d.pvirg corrup,ing prnc lie which
gender Lungs Bronchitis Qunsy Running Scr,
Csrces Salt .um animation OF the Ey and all
kind, Of Erupons dl'chaTgng Sores In secOnda
syp Ills ScrOucus d ORDERS and all hereditary, chronic and
les II add eradcates the insldou
causes Il the DIS
Railways Remedies are sold BY Druggists everywhere
RADWAY L. co,
% John Street, New York.
pUROEIJ LADD 4 CO. and JOHN 7. GRAY, general whole
sale az nts Of Virginia. who will supply the trade
al the prices Railway Co., In New York city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-31

WASHINGTON Jan. SOth-Hon Mr.. CorWin to-day re-
,csed the following dispatch from The Governor Of
RhOie Island:
"The Legislature to-day appointed Commissioners 10
the Washington Convention. God grant success To the
movement
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filling up with population SOS O25 persons
having added since 1882 making the present population
| 17lga90. a ratio Of 1922 per cent In ten years