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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
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 At a meeting of the aizens of Fort smi h Arkansas, on the eveun9f the 24,h December 1869, the following preanle and resolutions were unanimously adopted, haing been previously re- ported by committed:
 WHEREAS, Several of CT sister Southern States nave either called conveHons, or are about call ing conventions of deleges fresh from the reo. pie to consider what is Joe to be done under the fore, '''e'e lst. tesotoed, That thtstate of Arkansas feels no less interest in the prperity of the South than her sister Southren Stats, and sympathizes with them Ill their efforts>to pee themselves in situi ton to guard and ward off the blow, which m,y well be anticipated tronthe antecedents of the EAeculiVe elected, assod as he com, into powers but such proposition sldld always come from inc people, and the only lesimate mode of nrriv;ng at the will of the peoples by State conventions 2u. Kesol"d, That are in favor of the inn mediate call of State cnv ention, to consider and settle what the pe)plef this State desire to be done under the exstinggtate of our federal rela tons, before Mr. Linco's inauguration
 3d' Resoleed, That iiis the duty of all good citizens in the impeiIdie crisis, to examine ran. dldiy the great issue ny before us to speak oft "llh moueiaton, aud tact Ill reference to it in '"i' 'ic" o' aii tile m0@htnuS consequences :: and we will use ali h0n0rate means likely to result in &cess to opttin speeeable adjustment of our present difficulties buliling in this, our interest ahd feelings alike ,lcte to us our duty to unite an cooperate with ar southrcn brethren. to secure our rights out)f the Union the rights dehled us III 1t, and toFes cnt to ftcnl and foe ut home anu abiold Il uied and inyncib!e South. 4th. Resolccd, I'MtNhi'e We admire the ability ot our brethren 0i .ioul Carolina d n are ii .nosed ta extenu t' the m5t&s wiiel, iaducei them to seeede rom ths UHior we think thcv should detc, to the judgmeat ri ti.r s1uthlen brethren. aud | act with tGe deljbeaatsl necessary to secure the heatty and undi'ided o et.tton ol those etua, l tinesestcd wtf thsmeycs, ia maintaining the honor and risfS Gue te!n, ;ls inte1 parts o tli. steat come eaer.
 5th. Rcsola, Fhatwc canlem any attemYt or he part oi}.he federal government to co rec . | seeed ng 5. e.
 9th. Heslccd, Thtve are fully aware that thcr, are thoGsiiS oI Uninn loving and conseryatiy. men 'n tt' No'th and Etst, who ,,re really toassis ''s in m" 1linn% oUr constitutional nights.
 fh. 'S'''ea' That copy oi these resolut on, be sento our Representatives in our State Lc is lature65 5'u t't We request their publication in Ii teRock joumt!s.
 Sined by the committee
 SAMUEL I. GRIFFITH,
 JOHN J. DUPUY.
 J. K. AlcKgNZfF'
 STEPHEN D, McDoNAID.
 C. H. WHEELER, Com
 TOHN CARNALL,
 '. c. MAYEks,
 h NJ. JOHNSON.
 FRANCES E. WOLFE,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
tDMH0 Ed EsOsgg

Little Rock, Arkansas. TT II f undersigned having $ g%sA -rl, A purchased and retitted the H si;sSss s's ss,s. well known JEFfRlEs' HousE, on 'f Fs,2s's'''7 Cherry street. is prepared to accommodate with good boarding any number or div boardcrs and to furnsh comfortable lodgings for those wishing good boarding House.
 SYLVESTER. LEE. Dec oa lS6N If
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
TOaADvERTISERS.

Q persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo-
 certainly presents stronger inducements than
 other paper in the State. It has by far the est subscription lst--is very generally read in E3Y county. With list of over six thousand 2 lar subscribers, 1t is read by not less than ten lSs@ezss.eshousandp persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public 'he best medium for advertising-the most remu- nnrnti NO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
Liltte Rock Directoru.
Pro Bono Publico!i

Mattresses /! Mdttrasses!W THE public are invited to call at the l new MATTRESS SHOP, where they can be supplied with any description of MAT. TRASS, from the Spring down to the shuck
 The undersigned is also prepared to do all kind of ofUPHOLSTERING work on the shortest notice. N. B-I will supply good article and sell for cash only--small profits and quick returns is the order of the day.
 SHOP-Corncr of Cumberland and Cherry St's, Ip stairs in the new Carriage Shop.
 r--e-- CHAS. V. SPRINGER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
TERMS CF SIBsGRIprIoN
TERMS OR ADvEprIsINc

Transient advertisements will be inserted for q,
 ger square (ten lines or less) for the first inser
 son, ana oo cents for each subsequent insertion. |$3O. -'1''Ns 'Ns v 'ne year VIII oe cnarged rroiesslonai cards and other advertisements, not
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
"A N T IT o NY IT OU3 SEE,
 8 MARKHAM STREET, Little Rock, Arkansas,

E r. FiLhINS, Proprietor. ,I IC.ll s1AF WING leased the above named S=A kk well known establishment for a term Eifa " years, the Proprietor would respectfully neorrn the travelling community, that the house is now greatly enlarged, and undergoing still further Engagement, the furniture new, neat and tasteful, Rnd its entire properties, becoming the reputation pf first class hotel
 He has engaged the most perfect corps of Din- ng- R oom Servants ever attached to any establish E&aent in the Southwest, and ENES TASLE,
 3thout regard to expense trouble, shall be such fo commend itself to all who may become his
 As1BAR will be supplied with good Liquors,
 by effort made, by the Proprictors and his
 It's, to render the stay of guests comiorta
 ~Stages leave the House daily for every DOT l9of the country, and two lines of coaches de- Dart regularly for the Hot Springs gY@ Attentive and reliable Porters are always on hands to take in charge the baggage of travel CTS arriving and departing by steamboat.
 April lA, 1860. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
Just Received

Just Received DER steamer Southern Flora, the follow \ ing articles which will sell at the lowest oric.s for cash-
 boxes extra fine Swiss Cheese; l2 kits Mackerel; l2 boxes Smoked Herrinss; And fine lot of Havana Cigars. Juy6 A. NAYRA.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
,. A. KINNEAR. GEO. A. HUGHES. J. F. PAYNE.
 KINNEAR, HUGHES & CO, w holesale and R tail.

MoTTo--Quick Sales and smaN Profts. THE subscribers respectfully announce X to their customers and purchasers generally, that they have just removed into their
 NEW BRICK .Sl ORE and will always keep on hand general assortment of the best Groceries and Provisions, Dry Goods, Liquors, Queensware, Hardware, Tobac.o, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cars, etc., and respectfully solicit our customers and the public generally, to examine sold by warranted to give general sausracton.
 kINNEAR, HUGHES X co. N. B. The highest market price paid for all kinds of country produce. Oct, 27.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
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Gss- The ollowing bill was intro luccd in the Senate ny Mr. McAlexandcr on the 5th of January; rad second time and re- terred to Il speci committee, of which Capt. McCreery ichairman:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
Fresh Arrirals at Me Near
 Drug Store"

TUST received and opening full anl c complete stock of Drugs and Fancy Articles usually kept in drug store. Call and examine for yourselves. J. J. McALMONT
 NoV D
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
" A < @ a-a gD B : E: .

VI L undersigned has opencda .&S-spa
 sarge and commodious house for lsaff
 eeonln!odation of Boariiars aud ,ss. avelers. Arrangements has been ss.sssa tGe with
 A Good Livery Stable .o take charge of Horses, teams and drovers' stock Agencraly H rhe Waco House is on the corner of Spring and < Mulberry streets, | <, block south of the State House, Little Rock, Ark. ]. c. HENDERSON, Proprictor. M Sent 90 lS6n Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
JAMES TuNNAr Marhlo nn.lnr

:. DUTTCF, N<e9A Little Rock, Ark.--wiil constantly keep SSskIsl on hand full assortment of Italian and E{S$V'"' American marble, and will furnish monu, IifTsfss ments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of jfslraS every description on the mos reasonable .k.S terms and in good style fIe will also tss.s..s=s3 make bureau tops, table tops, and do every kind of work in his line. His yard is OH Markham street. Feb 23 '59.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
DRUM AND FIFE

DRUM AND FIFE. DRASS and Maple Snare Drums, three ID sizes, suitable for volunteer companies; Bass Drums, Boys superior tened Fey Drums; B and Ebony and Imitation Ebony Flies; Dscellos 1omborines. and superior lot o Just received at the book store of
 JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
Hats and Caps.

Hats and Caps. 4 CASES Mems extra black Cass. Hats. T N. O. and N. r. style;
 cases Mems extra Silk Hats, N. o. style;
 '" ' 10 '' Soft cass. Hats, low and high crowned; lS doz Mems Hungarian Wool and Cass. Hats. 10 Boys |. |" |" fancy a . l" Mems Black Silk and Military Cans. Ledger A No. Black Hats; Just received and for sale bv
 Aug Il FIELD < DOLBY.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

ST. MARy's Corxrr.-This poor unfor-
tunate county is now the grea, hot bed
and thoroughiare for the transportation to
Virginia of rebel soldiers, nunisious and
all contrabani articles of war. We would
respectfully saggess to the Government the
cxpedicncy aa,d necessity Of quartering =
regiment Of true and loyal soldiers there.
1--WE would respectfully suggest to the
Government" that ~ the Clipper is '.for
profound and solid lying much renowned. -
it would be be,tes and wiser to wait for
some respectable cridence Of osr guilt be-
fore putting itself to the trouble and ex-
pense Of doing any thing Of the kind
Would the Clipper impcach the efficiency
Of the vigilant Tugs" that frcwn between
us and Dixie? We have no doubt il
would. The Clipper man should be kicked
at once. and Capt; Budd is the man to do
it.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

renf forced mon him. IT conld hat
perform the duty or surrender the exist
enee of the Government
No compromise nv puhlic servants could
in this case b. : cure. Not that compr0-
a,is~s sr~ n"t often proper. hut that no
popular Government can long survive q
marked precedent that those who carry On
el.-sinns can cnlv save III. Government
ir.u, immediate destruction by giving up
the main point upon which the people
gave the election
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11
UNION HOTEL.
LEONARD TOWN. MD,
FOR SALE OK RENT.

VIE subscriber intending to change his
j husi,,ess. offers the UNION HOTEL
iim Sale ~ Re"t. The Hotel. Stables AID
'thrr buildings are in excellent condition, an,l
the stand is equal Cur business I" any in the
s"uthcrn counties Of the State. The Hotel is
now in receipt VI very g"ai custom. which
.o',l'l he largely increased with slight rffn'.
The Hxturrs. ,'ed.ling and furniture will 10
s'ld with the Hotel. The Terms will bs lib
eral and made 4. suit the times. Persons de-
sir'als ii renting ar purchasing are invited 10
give the Proprietor call. Possession given
immediately.
JOHN +. FENWICK,
Leonard Town.
July 18th, ls6i--tf.
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the Tennessee troop. coming ea board
aser the st. Nicholas had reached the
Virginia shore. The fact In. the article
Of the PTriN on the seizure il o tissue At
falseh""is from beginning to end and
bears up"n its face the evidescs At de-
sign to render our county as ohnoxi"us to
the Government as possible. Bad 40 We
believe the Washington Gsvesnment I" be.
It has sense enough. We hope. TO see
through the malignant design 1t the PafriH
aud virtue enough to despise il.
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being "a world a. ire i Ear ls.tter. I
vas thinking last night thai pnsaNs. As
balloons are in vogue far spying into the
camp of an enemy. our friends At the Sun
may be on an expedition. NM for unv"rthy
pr,ing. but for looking on . warfare BE-
tween hrnihsrs of the same family. between
The Rulers 1T fire amt institutional gov
es~s.-"s and a" oppressed people c"nt"sd-
ing Tor their rights.
]. W. Fl.
Charlotte Hall. July 9Th, '6l-
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The statement of the Bahinaore Patriot
to the effect. that the ST. Nicholas was
seized ''hy party composed principally
OF residents of 81. Mays county" is false.
1t was reported 'aat Col. Thomas. Of the
Confederate army. who 10 native though
not resident # our county. was a party
to the seizure. Ii this be 50. be was the
only St. Mary's Coun,ian. native or ether
wise. who had hand in the matter. We
know this from relisble geatlemen who
came down in the boat on the night
she was taken. II is also false that
this party were joined at Point Look
cut BY lone hundred Tennessee troops
aud twenty .6v. ssilors," the Sailors aud
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

xonViCk's Hotel.
BY reference to our advertising columns
Il viii b seen that. this very valuable
and desirable property is now Offered
for sslc or rent. Under the management,
Of Mr.. Fenwick. this house han been do
ing thrifty business. and private rea-
sous alone have determined ham to sell
or rent i. To persons dcsircus Of en-
gazing in Hotel keeping q rare oppor-
tunity is now offered. Us We are sa,is-
fed that. in the hands Of an expert
enced and enterprising proprietor. this
house cannot fail to Do profitable
business.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

Folut LOOK Out Hotel.
This popular watering place. now under
the management Of Messrs. HeAebower
4 Co. of Virginia. is open for the recrp-
tiaa OF visitwa. We feel cnn6.lent that
those Who may visit the Hotel will be
pleased and er.tifed. aud We trus. that
the old patrons ef the place in 81. Mary 5
and SoatAera Maryland will revisit the
Point" this season. The Projectors are
experienced caterers and very attentive
tD eheir business. They are. moreover,
reliable men in al re.perfs,
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ROCL A M ALTON.
rsIOM A. HOLIDAY HICKS, Gov
error af Maryland.
TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS
NAY CONCERN:

"HEREAS. have received from
w the Clerk of the Superior Coult
Of Baltimore City. snd the Clerk Of thu
several Circuit Courts Of this State. eerti-
6ed returns off, special Election held on
Thursday. the thirteenth day Of June.
eighteen hundred and sixt:- me, for men
bers to represent this State in the Con
grcss Of the Uniael States, and have care
fully entertained the number Of votes Civ
en- for every person voted for A. such.
New, therefore. in pursaance- OF the
lsw. 10 sueh eass made .nd provided. [
% y this. my Proclamation. declare that
JOHN w. CRISFIELD, Of the First
District; H#
EDWIN n. WEBSTER. Of the Second
Disirict
G L. L. LEARY. Of the Third District;
HENRY NAY. of the Fourth District.
FRANCIS THOMAS, Of the Fifth Dis
CHARLES B. CALVERT, of the Sixth
District;
appear BY the said returns to have received
the highest nuu,tes Of votes in their res
Pecsive districts; end to have been duly
elected members 10 represent THE State III
the Congress of che United States.
(~) Given under my hand and the
I. .. CREST deal Of the State of Mary
l~ land. u the City Of Ansapolis.
this tventy-foarth day sf June. in the
year q oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred md sixty-oue.
THOMAS II HICKS
By the Governor:
GRAySoH Elc4gEaxRalA,
Serssary y State,
July llth. 1&6l-3w.
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I9i:0.

At the residence of her parents in the
Factory district. "n the 3rd Instant.
MARY VIRGINIA. infant daughter of
j. +. 4 Nelly Coa.l. aged 6 months and
ID days.
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lflarrie0.

On Monday last. by tn. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Nen'ar. JAMES j. GRAVES to Miss
MARTHA +. KUCKLEK.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

ET The venerable GxoRGE w. PerEm
died ut his residence. in Montgomery
county. in this State. on Saturday last.
He was eighty -tw" years oil. aud entered
the military service in 1877. having re-
ccivcd the appointment of Captain Of Ar
tillery from Presidents Jefferson.
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POINT LOOK OUT HgTIL,
SAINT .M.iRTS COUNTY, ND,

|\llE proprietoss Vi this well known and
i popular establishment. respectfully i'll
form the citizens Of Saint Mary's a,..l the all
i.inins c.mnties, that the Hotel at this place
will remain open until the first day If S"v"n,-
her next. The bathing q, this place 10 excel
lent AMI vi>it"rs viii certainly find and eni.y
al the amussn,enis and conf forts usually found
1t FIRST class watering place.
HEFLEEOWEE& CO,
Prop:ietors.
July 18th, 1SC1--t-0ct. lst.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

A DISTINCTION WITH DrrvEsxScI.-
We see it published in the Tribune III Il
Judge Meredith. Of Richmoud, Va. ha,
granted writ Of hmLeas corpus in the cas-.
Of VIM. H. Hurlbut. arrested A. 4 snr
and that he was released on bail. In
baltimore. Chief Justice fancy issued ,
writ Of hoLeas corpus in the csss Of Mr.
Merryman. imprisoued BY Gen. Cadval.
lsder a. = traitor. and it vas not .lluved
While Richmond II the hot bed Of .sreb.I.
lion. aud baltimore IL . loyal e;tv. In
the former the Judi,isry Is amtrammeie,:
aud in the latter il is trod,leu under ,s,os
By military despotissa. +. Duy.
Bouk.
SOUrH CARoLIxA DOES Nor War
kISG.-The Chariestown Mercury. q
speaking Of the letter Of London f;r,e.
Russell. in which he asserts that the 49,
pie Of the South desire one Of the rnv.l
race Of England 70 rule over them. nv.
there are but two u'onarchists in the vhole
State Of south C.roliua. one Of whom i |.
Union lawyer in Charleston. Ja,ucs /
Pssigru. aud the other an eccentric plant.
er.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-11

REPUBLICAN, RuLLYTsN Tho New
York Journal of Commerce, sp~aring 1t
the men In the North who are urging to
war. says:
1t % Esat mistake n suppose thst
i bloo Is courageous dog. The
mes Who IT, o1Engea us inso this VAR,
Who have hallnaI IN the people, are
mes thst have ui>'ly stayed at homo.
And part e ~ plan to cover mp their
own want q courage. is to keep u2 the
cry Of var. The rsbs:l. in the South who
planned the disssAasiaN of the Union. who
advocated Il in Congress and in Lewspa-
pers and on the stump, arr the men who
have taken the Geld. while the northern
editors and congressman and senators who
opposed compromises. who let ms drift
into this Wal. nay wha dragged US into il.
arc At home making coatrscts to supply
army stores. and shouting TRAITOR at
every man VII" ventures To re,nind them
Of the evil they have broneh. on the coun-
try. Or sugg.ss rs,usjy for it."
MATraIAs PoIxr - Mxiihias Point Is
about sixty miles from Washington: il i
bluff point fr,nn twenty Ave 10 thirty f., !
high. II Is important to hold. rs til.
channel Of the Potomac runs close to III"
Point at that place. A battery erected
there would interfere much with the navi-
CATION Of the river.
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YAGnINA YIRra
ASSURANCES.

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II Family an InSarsnes 90 yssr Lif.r
HOME
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AID FInAIeGLAss BoNDa AHp
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