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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05

Leaves Net Capital and Assets two hundred and
eighty-six thousand two hundred and seven dollars
and fifteen cents.
ii. The creates amount allowed BY Charter in
any one risk liz 0000
II. No limit lis fixed by Charter or b. Laws to The
amount OF insurance 10 any one town, but care lie
taken to limit the amount Ia any one exposure to
$40 0to.
L.. No limit Ii fixed by Charter tr By-Laws 10
rha amount OF Insurance by this Company in
any orc block but care II taken, ia III NO. l. pre-
ccJiGg.
IA A copy OF the act Of Incorporation Of this
Company, end amendments thereto. by the Legs
lainte OF Isscur1, hl,d With the Statement Of
March 1888 ia the Office of he A ud ter Il the
stats IT i6ea, an Il hereby riertd 10, aud mad
pAr OF this Statement.
IN WINES WHEREOF, The Missouri State
AaEual ire and Marine ms ur ancr Com
~ pany have caused these pre- cuts 10 be
signed by their Presid n, a a their com !.
( l.. E. mon zeal, aid the atta-ia ion OF their
J secretary, 10 lie hereuatp sfii xed, In the
~ city of IT. Louis. this Grst day Of Janu-
arr, elghteeu hundred and slxty-one.
[ArTfsr :. M. EDaELL, Prss't,
X. =. ELLIOTT Sees.
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IkaIUs
A. BR I'D q MAN, Ag,t.. kcoAuk.
jams IdGt
~
= r. MIC - q LAS HOTEL
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

hen completed, SIX years ago, the st. Nicholas
-.s universally pronounced ~ osi una ga t.
convenient, and thoroughly organised establish
ment Of the kind on this continent.
What it was then, it remains to-day-wlruour
4 RIVAL IN SIZE, IN suHPrUoUssEss, and in the
general elements Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for Loco
guests, including 100 complete suits OF
aparImc III FIR families.
Six hundred persOns can be omfoYtably
seated at the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience ard social qualification Of the
travelling public has been omitted in it's plan, or il
neglected II it'll practical details
The early reputation Of the house ii home and
.hroa 4. derived from its magnitude, its superb an
poip.ment an !. Its noAx-Lrxx COMFORTS Asp Tux
ualEs, has been enhanced every year W the IN
wearied exertions Of the proprietors.
IKRADWKLL, WHIIG0kB 1 CO.
dse11dsm
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. )


Of Iowa An
81 i Q re- law.
Irsunnc. ,hi
his
hand an rad NV -. !.
Of State.
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HEoKUA POsF OFFICE.


HE0kUxA POsF OFFICE.
Open from "a A. m. to p. In. On Sunday from
8to ga. m.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or THE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arrives at p. M, and closes at
q. N.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at 8 p. m.
and cToEe AZ q. 81.
HANNIBAL and st. Joseph Nails arrive at p. m.
and close Of a. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives at o'clock p. m. and closes
ct o q. m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive ut
81 p. m. and close Mt a. m.
Carthage and plymouth Mails arrive IT 8 p. N.
and close AT 8 o. m.
Western Mail arrives at p. m. and closes ct
81 an
Charleston ttri-weekly) Mail departs on Men
days, W ecnesdays and Fridays at O'clock a. M,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
1t o'clock r. N.
RICHARD McALLIsTER. Pm.
dec. sth, 1860.
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MAsouIRADE.-The Turner's Association
will have masquerade ball next Monday
evening, in Burrows' Hall.


e. II. Wheeler, Esq, Of this city, has
patented new relf-raking reaper, Of novel
character. IL lie very simple and not liable
TO get out Of repair. 1t turns q perfectly
square corner, and deposits the gavels at
right angles to the binders path, in . very
compact form, with tie butt perfectly
sqnare. II is bis intention to manufacture
at this Point.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
Enfrxrx Or Gr l nI-rm -.

OUUNff Ut ST. LUIIS.
On the sew ntsenta dsy Of January eighteen hun
dred and siAty-oae, before ne The undersigned, a
Commltsioler, duly commissioned ard qualified TO
take depastions and aekaow gemrnts f deeds to
BE- used and reeerdei III tbs State IL Iuwa, came
stephan III Eigelt. slown u me 10 be the pres-
dent, and III hard >. Iiiiot knoNn To ns 70 pe the
Ssere4Ass o. las alsess*s N ssttfri sare aud
Mariar Insurance. GIMP ny II st. Lpuis, who be-
ing by Inc aaly f~efn, % their oatha declare that
the egong Statement Of the condition f said
q mF9us l. true End evrresi to the best of their
knowlsdgs ani belief.
tSIgned,J !. III. EDGELL, Prest.
h, !. ELLIOTT, sec'y.
Sworn to and subscribed before me , on the seven
teenth day Of January, eighteen hundred
J,x and sixty-one; as witness MY hand, official
= seal, st my uaee, In the city OK st. Louis,
Missouri CHA~. III. TiLLS0N,
Commissioner q Deeds for Iowa, in Missouri.
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CITY DlAPHNSAKY.

Remember that the City Lispensary is open eve
ry day irem 10 to IL O'Clock q. m, when the poo,
can receive Meaieal aid Surgical advice gratu.
itously.
Aochargs fer medicines when authorized by thu
Mayor, or proper representative Of the City Coun.
Gil.
Prompt attendance Is required, as no cases will
receive attention after tho hour specified.
septa7d j. e. HUGHES, Dean.
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The M mbers Of the heoAuk Hook and Ladder
Co. No. are hereby notified 10 attend the mon thly
me. ting Ct the Company to be held at the En-
CINE A9ase en- tuesday evening, February 5, At
Z o'clock. business VI Importance will be placed
before the company, ard it i expected that ali
mea.bers will b. present.
By order. BIN. +. DODS0N,
z. "a. ,. r=-, sssc'y. 1os.Aal.
Feb 1, lS6'-d2t
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ST. louis Market.

ct LOUIE jan. . 4.
FEADSTUFFS-Markst quite inlclise, owing
to cid weather. No receipts and shipments.
Nothing done in Flour. Wheat, choice white l.30;
corn ISL to IL.
OATs-32 in good gunaies.
PoRk-City Mess 8 l6 NJ. o. SIT.
LAkD--l0 10 IL.
WHIthi-l5.
hAA-Choics Timothy SIS.
LIDEs-Flint Ii, dry saitei Il, green to s..
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January a, 1ssl-dlw
SHEET MUSIC
NEATLY BOUND FREE OF CHARGE.

YNEOSE wishing to purchase Sheet Music for 4
bound volume, can have the binding done free
Of charge II they will purchase Music TO the
amount Of S. or more.
First class Pianos and Melodeons for sale II
bargains. J. ID. PATRICK, - Main-st.,
ixn4d Agent for Gate City Music store.
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y ANpEhsoN' ALEX. BARCLAY.
ESIlBLlsuED IN lSi5.l
BANKING HOUSE or
Geo. g. Anderson g Co.


I RAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS APART.
4 rEh IN the banking Business, aLHx HaueLAr.
lwho has been my Iellr Tor the last ii yearsl'
The business will reaIter be conducted under The
frm ard style Of
GEO. 6. ANDERSON * co.
Being one OF the Oldest DaHking Housep m rot
the oldestl in Iowa, the new firm sVlicits contir
uance OK former pattona - 80 Hbe,A.ly "a /, nd@d
to them.
They will make Collections an remis-l.ss Er
change--rn the day of payment. FRO III charge.
Their references are as formerly Ly the senior
partner, VIE;
REFERENCES:
Winslow, Lanier Co.. bankers, New-York.
Park Bank, MY.
Edward W. Clark 4 CO., PHILADELPHIA.
Ciapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
HOFFMAN, aolpeke, Chicago.
Marine Bunk:
Farmers. Dtposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mcchanicf' Bank,
Kramer kahm Eankers
Gilmore 4 Rrothertau, Bankers Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt TO-, Bankers, Lenlsyille ~
State Savings Institution. St. Louie, Mo.
Keoknk. Jan /, 'o9. HEo @. ANnFnInn
janl6o
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The face Of the Premium Notes Of the Com pany
il four hundred and fftythree thonfand three un-
dred and seventyfour dollars and 6ttythree cents,
$453,374 t3l, Of which there is uatalled and sub
iect to call for the payment OF losses and EXPENSE
the sum II three hundred ard twenty-six thou
sand eight hundred and two dollars and thrt five
cents
by the ninth section Of The Charter, . lien 10
given on real estat9 IN The state Of Missouri, for
ali Premium Notes given to the Company for in
surance OF buildings. The face Of the Premium
Notes thus secured on real estate, ia two hundred
and ninety-seven Thousand six hundred and seven
ty-six dollars and ffty-one cents 2y7 ,67o.5l] II
which there is uncallei and subject TO call, over
scsenty-eight per cent, and amounting to two hun
dred and thrtytwa thousand five hundred and
thirty-sIx dollars aud ssvsnty cents, x232,.
5s6.73l.
Tnis Company IL possessed of Capital of more
than One hundred thousand dollars, secured by lien
or real estate worth, at cash valuation at leas,
FIVE times the amount IT said Capital, aud il not
incunbered 10 than one-haf ef said cash val
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Hsa mas 'EhroWn out.

The notes Of the FLOWING Banks are thrown o
by the Bankers OF this city. Al the lAst dates Iii
were bought in Chicago al SIS cents. Az the not
areamply secured, NC great shave should be submit
led to.
Bank Of Aurora, W. est Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, g
state Bank, Shawneetown, j"
Amer. Exehanga Bank, Raleigh. st
Corn Exc ange Bank, Fairfield, 20
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh, f"
EsHk # GesssaeF wealth Rehinsvr, lit.
soatbern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do DO
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ndbi
The Deembr
rtu ard aHxd
and ounyo Hafod
NJ Conncu
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j. M. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store
NO. q MAIN-sT. RET. III AMMAN

NJ. 81 MAlN-oT. BET. I'D AND3D
WILL sell for the next 90 days my stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods at reduction Of 10 per
cent. ffoin old prices. Parties wishing TO make
purchases IN my line wall ind it 10 their sdvantaRe
~ buy nov, AZ wish u close out my Winter stoek
" snake Tom Tor spring stock, and will sell nj
ahoat losl for the next so day.. / have con-
stsntly or hand COED stock of Foreign ana Do
mestic DryOoods, also fine stock "a Notions, Ho-
sleEy, Earns. 0sntlenen's Shirts and Drawers. La.
dies Hoop olsirts-30 spring 81 is, 35 spring s5
small stock IT Wall Paper 1t New York Cost
Call and examine before Purchasing. win sell
AZ per advertisement.
Janl6d2m I'M. KILLINGS.
VoL 10 NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPLDIA
Just received at
OGDEN ,BROWNELL A CO.'S
Cffr Book HToKn,
novl0d 81 Maiu~st.
Diaries tor 1861.
II GOOD SUPPLY jast received and for sals by
- NV. WnDTCOIT.
IAAx - -
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WOODS AND WATERS:
Or,
THE SARANACS AND RACKET.

BIT ALFRED B. GTREEr:
MYTH Map Of hoa,e, aud Nine Illustrations
w on Wood; Photogf aphed from tho Original
Drawings. VOL, cloth, 800 pages. PriesSl.
Just received At
OGDEN, BROWNELL &CO.'s
Ciry Book broRn,
NOvlod No. 81 Main.st
NV OOOk ION CN 0LDR I'm.
vIvHE KANGAROO II UN rEkny 81. ADvsHruars
II rna BUSH By Anne Bcwnan, suthor 81
The eastawAys. The ieans 1xilss,. -.
FOR sale 81
oaDnH. BlOWnRLL Acoa.
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new Hooks.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Of religious knowledge.
1ould Brown i Grammar Of English Grammar.
do Grammar Impr Vea.
do First Lanes oI Eng Ven urommar
Andrew Latin Eng lish lie xicon
crittenden's Counting House Edition o. Book
keeping.
Splits surrenes French Dictionary.
Bank Drafts, Notes, &c.
Sectional maps Of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
kor sale 10y
M. w. WESTCOTT.
declA-d Main. II near 4th.
N0L lst WIiHKQW's IOWA Il EPukvs. being
vol. 3 oi tue series, just received at
OuDLN, BAUM Mill CO.'S
CRY Book sruER,
dtnI4d No. ~ Main-st.
LAW BOOKS.
G1NkY on Bills, Story on Partnership, Green
~ leafs treatise Diliun's biggest. just received
ny 0HDhN, brow NELL co.
VIiha Adventures Of JAMES IAfLk "A u
! ANS, Mounlaineer and Grixxiy Bear Hunter
u California. Justreceisea
OGDEN. DR0WNELL AGO.
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IN r.. s2UnRHKEA. Auction aLd Com.
IL. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
regular Auction aases Tuesday, lhurscry
and Saturday mornings, also every evening. ur.
nitnre sales every saturday morning.
country. taI2ei
IuSI received from the American Clock Co. !
u large lot Of 80 hour and6 day clocks, assorted
styles, at No. Estes House.
septl2i IF. HUMPHREY.
ID ECkIs ED this cay, on consignment, cases Ut
Nine Calf Bouts-to BE- closed out Immediately,
No. ) Estcs House. lscptl2
llSI received FROM the Manufacturers large Let
u of Hoop 81 III t.; also, large consignment OF
Hosiery, IT No. 8 Estes House.
bepti2i
iusI received Pocket Cutlery OF every variety
and quality, and q large assortment OF Table
~, sry, also lot u Plated Table ind Tea Spoons,
at NJ. Estes House. (septi2dl
NTuW IN n. nd large stock OF Jewelry OF every
IN varis,Ysal.a Stationery and Notions Of ali
kinds. Msreaanss ana o4ldlers will do well to call
and examine thls stock it De "loseu vu' very
low. DE-, HUMA IA,
Septic Auctlu.- 81.
PEALED PEACHES.
WE have just received from New York q casks
w Of peaiod Dried Peaches, for sale Ut our
store, NJ. SIS Main-st.
nov34d KELLOGG ABIRGE
Aus WANTED, for which We will pay CASH
~ W. H.AUSTIN 4 CO.,
mch J ll4 kAinrst.
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ETAlabsma has passed 3 decree re-
qairing free negroes 30 leave the State or be
cold into Slavery.
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General Insurance agency
WEz. =. wOoc, State 1s't.
AENHUk, IOWA.
E'iRE INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
L SukA0CE. LIFE iASI RANCE
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK
Assets SAGE, Ooc.
CONTINENTAL lNs.coMP'Y. CT NEW YORK.
Assets sof5 1855 ~.
SECURITY FIRE lSs. COMPANY. OF \. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YoHT.
AAscts $4,000.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. GO. or BROoKLYN.E. Y.
Assets s2B2 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. CO. or NEW yong
Assets S335sO0o.
Mutual Benefsi Gsse ms. Tn.
Net accumulation Jan. /, go, So. 400 .KsQ. &c.
DH Persons in thts city have thsir lee. i.
oT~ sureu In thisgnmpary-arupg thar, -.
most Influential citizens. '
Dwellings, Household Furniture. Bnijair..
merchascxic, Mills, Factories ard HacLinevv -.
sured at fair rates Gx- Losses Paid affhis Aoenrr.
Call and sec reliable insurance statistics and b.
yoar owr Judge. ~
0FFlcE-on Third-st., near State Rank, Keo-
1uk Iowa. W. L. WOOD,
jap q, Is6l-d State and Local Agent.
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Judge Springer opened the February term
OF the District Court yesterday. The Grand
Jury is composed as foilows:
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The Miss ON RI state MutUAtElra And
Marine Insurance Company,
or ST. LOUIS, NO.


JANUARY IETs TOUT.
t. The name Of this Company Ia the "Misspur
State Mutual@Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
n.y." Of st. Louis. The principal Office VI the
Company in located la the city Of 81. Louis. The
Company insures against loss or damage by FIRE.
The Marine Department has not been organized.
2. The Company has no Capital stock subscribed
each, beiag o. fsnlz ID e.tissly eu tbs Mutual
system. The Premium Notes given by the as
sured con.titu:e the Capital " the Company.
B. Ten. per cent. Of each Premium Note is paid
whom the Policy Is issued. The balance Of the
Note Ia subject to calls assessments, to be made
by the Board Of Directors as needed, to pay losses
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A LhRG r assortment III Drugs
Al Chemicals instruB ents ant
Fancy articles just received 81
tho above establishment com
prising all The new EkhmlcA
Preparations, Iildsn 81 luic TX
tracts, lrusses Asdomina cup
porters, pessaries, etulnus q
ali kinds. stethescepes, cathe
tiers, spermatorFh1a Rings. 81
SO sae splendid cases Of Char
-iere's superior instruments.
IEesa articles having hs Il Ne
leetei with special reference
the known wants 81 thu rfeie
The best terms to Physicians a
Arrii Ip~dAw
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Keokuk Drug Store.

tifth-strcet, bet. Mntn 4 Eiond 9 a N
KEOkUK, IOWA.
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Jas. Miles.

Tho Cour. was engaged yesterday mostly
on criminal cascs.
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IArTfsr
H.. S..
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26

yesterday, so that the whole of the barges must number l50--quite enough to bridge the Ohio, or to be sunk in the Mississippi"
 The following is from New York paper Who is Frank E. Williams?
 Crank E. Williams, of Arkansas, who was ar rested in Boston on the 1st inst. on charge of furnishing arms to the confederates, and sent to Fort Lafayette. has been discharged from custody. Three of the Fort Lafayette prisoners have now been discharged Serrill and Williams"
 1.-the following is worth anything, fodder will be in demand:
 " The manufacture of paper from the leaves of Indian corn is becoming extensive in Austria The paper is said to be tougher than ordinary paper made from rags, while it is almost wholly free from silica, which makes paper produced from straw so brittle."
 The Memphis Appeal says:
 ARKANSAS PRoDUcE.-During the month end ing Tuesday last, the ferry boat Mark R. Cheek brought over to this city, as entered on the books of the Merchants Exchange, ,O00 head of cattle, 200 sheep, 50 hogs, 900 sacks of potatoes and 25 sacks of onions Receipts for the month ending yesterday by the Little Rock railroad were, 200 cattle, 100 sheep, 9 hogs, 25O sacks of potatoes and D sacks of 0nions."
 The railroad from here to White river will be completed this fall at the rate they are now progressing. Finding it difficult to bring iron up the Arkansas river, they have taken it up White river, and commenced laying the track from that end. Some l5 or 20 miles are com pleted and they are gradually approaching the Arkansas shore. When this branch of the road is completed, we hope some of this trade will reach our city, and beeves, sheep etc., plenti- full and cheap.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26

PRISONERS AMONG THE HEssIANs.-Willjam Ellis and John Davis, volunteers from this coun. ty, belonging to Capt. Galloway's company, were taken prisoners at the battle of Oak Hill.
 During the battle Ellis and Davis went to the creek for water and being tired threw themselves down to rest and in a moment were surrounded by the Dutch and made prisoners. Davis suc- ceeded in efecting his escape the same day but they took Ellis to Rolla, distance of l3O miles. They kept him two or three weeks, and then told him he was free to go home or to his camp He says that he does not like Dutch fare And poor as it was he did not get half enough to satisfy hunger. From Saturday until We'd nesday night he had nothing to eat except a few crackers. Fifteen other prisoners were dis charged at the same time and came back with him. On the way to camp they found plenty SC. cessionists in Missouri, were offered plenty to eat, had fat chickens killed as if they had been Methodist preachers, and on several occasions, the good people pressed them to stay until they could make them new suits of clothes.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26

THE CALL FOR TRooPs.-Last week we re- ferred to the proclamation of Gen. McCulloch, calling for five regiments of three years men, and also published the circular of the Military Board, calling for five regiments to serve for one year. An erroneous impression has gone abroad than these are distinct calls and that ten regi- ments will be required It appears that the call of the Board and that of McCulloch are both based upon the same acquisition from the Confederate government. The conflict arose from the fact the Board was not aware that Gen. McCulloch had issued, or would issue cali and their circular was in print before that of Me Culloch reached here. We hope this conflict may be reconciled and the two calls blended.
 We are credibly informed that Gen. Hardee has called upon the Board for four regiments. This will make nine new regiments to be fur nished by Arkansas. They can be raised If proper steps are taken, and timely provision made
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26
To DelinQuents.

This is the last paper that will be sent to de- linquent subscribers until they pay up. Of this each subscriber has had ample notice consequently none ought to complain.
 For the last six or eight months it has been apparent to us that we must either adopt the cash system or suspend the True Democrat We adopted the former course, and we trust it will give no offence to our friends, for we cer- tainly think none have right to complain.
 We still propose to settle all arrearages at $2 per year, if sent by mail or private conveyance free from expense to us. We will take war bonds, Confederate treasury notes, bank bills, or, better than either, the gold.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26
A Correction.

The Gazette of last week called our attention to an omission i'll our list of Arkansas regiments in the field, and says:
 In this estimate Col. Borland's regiment of mounted men is entirely omitted. It is fact well known that, though Col. B's regiment has not yet been in battle, 1t has done more and harder service than any regiment the same time in the army We are certain that this omission was an inadvert- ence and not an intentional act the part of the editor."
 Capt. Danley does us simple justice in the ahove We counted the list on our fingers, without having means of referring to any record oroficial lists, and, strangely enough, overlooked gallant regiment, part Of which is made up from Pulaski county. We cordially indorse all the editor says of the regiment and we will add that though in past times we have differed with Col Borland, yet we cheerfully bear testimony to his ability and bravery and congratulate his command on their selection. Col. B. has been confined to his room for week or more, but his health, we are gled to say, is improving.
 Add his regiment to the list, and the two or three thousand disbanded troops that Col. Hind- man succeeded in re-enlisting in the Confeder- ate service, and we may safely estimate the number of Arkansians now in, or shortly to be in the Confederate service, at 10000. Five more regiments will still make less number than half the voting population of our State
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26
General Order No. 12.
Headquarters 2nd Brigade, Arl,GHSga Et6t
 BENTON, ARK, Sept l2, f9ji

ReadQuarterS 2Rd Brigade, ArtGHSpa fi'iiHl
 BENT0S, ARK, Sept l2, 1851. FEvHE Commentaries of Regiments hereby required to "a order out their respective Regiments for TsgtmRrG drill and reuieoS the following times and places tow Regiment No i Col William Turear at SpTin field Con- way county, Saturday, 5th October, ls6l.
 Regiment No 13 Col Craven PeytEn at Little Rock Pu- lask county, Thursday 10th October, l.6l Regiment No b. Col Jno. L. v Williamson Dover, Pope county, Saturday 12th October, 1851.
 Regiment No. 18 - Saline county, Thursday 17th October. 1861.
 Regiment 21. Col John Critz searcy, Whecounty Saturday 19th October, lo6l.
 Regiment 2j. Col William II. Dawson, at Danvii, Yell county. Thursday 24th October, ItCI.
 Regiment No 36. at PeTyvlle, Perry county, Saturday 26th October, 1861.
 Regiment No. 90 Col F. E. Desmukes, at Brownsville, Prairie county, Thursday 3lst October, 1S6l
 Regiment No G3 Col. T. r. Mur, at Reeds Bridge, Pu aaki county, saturday znd November, 150l.
 Regiment No G. Col J. T. Hicks, at -, White coun- ty Thursday 7th November, 1SCl.
 Regiment No. 65 Col. D. Rogers -, Whit. county, Saturday 9th October 1SGl
 Regiment No G6 Col. Joseph Scott, at Benton, Sano county Thursday l4th November 1851.
 It is ordered that the field and company officers be drled at the regimena parade ground r days next preceding the regmental drill. When ther, n5 place desigaed in the order for the rgiUeal dr the Colonel will select suitable point convenient a parties. It is further ordered that each regiment be thoroughly ganzed so as to be ready for any enl rsency.
 It is the order of his eXcaeny, th COlnandernchof that the militia of of Perry De under longedto ) until Brigader Gsnerd s elected for the brigade
 By order of Brig. Gen, GEO. N HOLT. |