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the counerleitng and utteng commercials of such bonds coupons and warrants.
 SEC A. sufficient of money hereby appropriated any moneys in the treasury otherwise appropriated to pay the expense of preparing and printing said bonds coupons and treasury
 Src 5. said bonds, herenbcloe provided for shall return treasury others due at the time for the sale amounts and bearing the interest those returned may be issued in their places until the expiration ot three years passage of this ordinance; after which time they shall be redeeabe the pleasure the state, and shall cease to bear after they called in by the for redemption. SEC l6 This ordinance shall continue in force from ts adoption until repealed by this convention, the General Assembly of this state
 Adopted and passed in and by the convention the 2St day of May, A. D. le6l
 DAVID WALKER Presiicah of Ike
 Conrcnti0n of the Sdte of 44rkanSds. Attest:
 ELIAS c. BoupINor, SecTttory
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

annea that portion due person authorized to sue Sc g. All debts accounts hereafter contracted by any citizens for arms munitions o war; or provisions with c of aveholdng states shall be held good in law and equity heretofore. . ScC 10 All moneys received in the treasury from the i4cns of this state under the operations of this ordinance o arc indebted citizens of the United States shall be accounted for and paid such creditors by this state upon final adjustment of pending dlhcuIes between the Coneder ta and the United States, under the terms o any treaty of peace that may be negotiated between the Confederate States and the United States Src IT, This ordinance may be repealed in whole or in part bv the General Assembly, at regular session thereof Adopted and passed and by the convention on the 3Oth
 DAVID WALKER, President
 of Me ArhanSas Sae Conrenton Attest:
 ELIAS C. BoUDNor, Secretary
 of yLe
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
DARDANELLE, May 30th, 1861.

Col. T. J. CHuRcHILL-
 Dear Sir: intended writing to you yesterday, but hearing the Conway company would be here this evening, concluded to defer it until tle;r ar rival. The company is here, and fine looking fell ,,ws. They are one hundred in number-they will ioa ye to- for Fort Smith. The Dardanelle company left us Tuesday-such scene was never before witnessed in ' ell county.
 Col. Lemoyne's address to them' and the large .ssambly of men, women and children present, was certainly the best thing ever heard from stump or pulp;t. You are anxiously looked for at Fort Smith Roth companies are we'll oficered, and all they desire is to be lead prndentialy into oa''e Dy gallant and efficient commanders one ih ~"oni they can confde. They expect you wi'li 'neli soon-thepce by order of the unrlvai'ed Mcoui- lough, they pant to hear the word' onward move
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
AN ORDINANCE concerning rerease.

Be ordained Jy the people o e Sa @ ASaasas n eoaren- lion aSSenbed -, Srcros l. That the collectors of the public shall not receive from any than twohird of the revenue from such to the state Tn state bonds treasury And the other third part of the or revenue due such person shall every instance he pad in coin notwithstanding such may have in his noseson and tender in payment bonds coupons scrip prd That tax payers shall have the right pay the oopred to be paid in overdue coupons that may be retieenable for the year that the taxes are due. Be rthe, ordaaed That every sheriff or other collector If axes for of Arkansas who has paid into the state treasury due the state for the year 1860 from the county which he collector shall collect and pay the or such part thereof remains unpaid the treasury in coin.
 Adopted and passed in and by the convention the first day of June, A. D. 1861.
 DAVID WALKER, President
 ot Inc State COnuentton of Arkansas. Attest:
 ELIAS c. BorDNoT Secretary
 oc thc ArknnSaS Stdte COnrcntioR.
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AN Propiding for oeeial sessioas Q coHty

AN ORDlNANCEP for speeiol sessoas of c0tnty
 ccur!s. Be II ordained by the pfole Of te Slate q Ark'"sG' !" conreufioo oysfqiI That shall be lawful for county any county this sate upon the call oi the pre judge court such he appoint 10 hod l. special of said with to transact any ana all which may before it, and within the scope of it's jurisdiction.
 Adopted and passed in and W the convention May 2oth A. D. lSGl
 DAVID WALKER, President of Mc
 C0ureniioa of He Sttte 0f AyAdnSaS.
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AN GRIEVANCE Ia yelution 10 proceedng pending m the

AN ORDINANCE h rertion 10 poceedngs pending fn he
 courts q tte United Sfates
 I u oald by He pcoDcof hc Stae o Arhansas m lion jea That all proceedings pending in the late courts of he United States this shall be transferred to the cours of the Confederate States the same manner as though commenced the sad courts of the Confederate States and said courts shall have power to deter mine and dispose of said proceedings ana enforce he Judg Be h further or1aind, That cases pending Tn the supreme court of the United from this state they shall be here after determined the adjudication shall be enforced Aonted and passed in and by the conventon on the first 0'' Y DAVID WALKER, President
 oCMc Stats Generation of Arkansas.
 EhtAs c. Bouhrsor, Secretary
 eJ tks ArkanSas State COncention
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Attest:
ELIAS c. BoUDMoT, Secretary | Of thc ArkdnSas State Contention.
AN ORDINANCE 10 aid he Military Board.

Be ordained by people o Me Stale @ Arhansas n con roa ad That the military Board of this state are hereby authorized and they a the to appoint all agents
 which shall be deemed necessary carry into execution the heretofore conferred upon them and to compensate such agents for such services may be rendered.
 Adopted passed in and by the convention, the first day of June A. D. 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
AN ORDINANCE 0ppr0priatiag c sum oj m0ae

Rc # ordained bv hc people of the &de o Arhansss an (oDren, nsseu{d That the of five thousand dollars be- and the same hereby appropriated to General Thomas II. Bradley, of any money now Tn the treasury It beno for money advanced General James 4ell for the ,ans troops opposite Memphis if he has not retained such sum so advanced the thousand dollars heretofore appropated he has, the said five thousand dollars shall be in the military of the econd division of Arkansas volunteers c . Adopte and passed and by the convention the first day of June, A. D. lS6l
 DAVID WALKER, President
 Of Me Siae C0arenton of Arhdnsas.
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Hoping to hear good account from you and ou' gallant boys, and triumphant victory over Lincoln uioe, remain truly yours,
 l. NJ HILL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

ELIAS C. BoupNor, Secretary
 of the A,kansas State Congention.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

ELIAS c. BouDNoT, Secretdry
 of fhe A,kansas State C0nUention.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
Attest:

ELIAS c. BouDMor, Secretary
 of he Conrention.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

DAVID WALKER, President of Ne
 C0nrcnliOn 0f tie Stdte of .4rkanSds.
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WHO SAW THE ST FER.

The richest thing Of the season, il we
except some Of the follies of secession, came
of the other day in the neighborhoot OF
the market The greenest Jonathan irnag
Unable, deeked out IN n SLOUGH hat, long
blue frock and a pair of cOwhide shoes, big
| as gondolas, with a huge whip under his
am, stnlked into billiard saloon, where
half dozen persons were improving the
time in trund,ng round the worries, and after
recovering from his first surprise at the, to
him, singular aspect of the room, inquired
| il ''any Of 'em had seen stray steer"
affirming that the blasted critter got away
as he come through town with his drove
toiher day and he hadn't seen nothin' on
him since" The bioods denied all knowl-
edge Of the animal in question aud with
mach sly winking at each other, proceeded
| tn condole him on his loss IN the m ost heart.
| felt manner. He watched the game with
much interest, as he evidently had never
seen or heard of anything Of the kind before
and created much amusement by his demon
strations of applause when good shot was
mahe--Je-ru-sa salem! being a favorite in
terjectien. At last be made bold to request
the privilege of trying his skill, when he set
the crowd in roar by his awkward move
ments. However he gradually got his hand
in, and played as we'll as could be expected
| for a creenhorn. All bands now began to
praise him, which so elased him that he
! began to think himself a second Phelan, anc
he actually offered TO bet dollar with his
| opponent, which of course he lost. The
! loss and the laugh 80 irritated him that he
offered to play another game and bet two
dollars, which he pulled out of big roll
| for 1t seems his cattle had sold well, and he
wa. quite fash. This bet he also lost, a.
the fool might have known he would, when
mad as n March hare he pulled out fifty
spot the largest bill he had, and offered 80
bet that on another game. The crowd
mustered round and raised enough to cover
it, and ut it they went again, when by some
strange turn of luck greeny won. lie now
offered to put up the hundred which he had
lust won, against another hundred. vi
course he couldn't blunder into another
game. so thew could now win back what they
had lost and fleece the fellow Of his own roll
besides. They sent QUITO famous player
who happened TO have money enough TO oe'
with and another game was played, when
Jonathan also won. Another hundred was
also raised and bet and won; and it was
mot till he had blundered through bali o
dozen games, and By some uaaccountdb!t
run of luck won them all, draining the
pockets of his opponents Of some four hun
bred dollars. that they began to smell
very large '.mice." When everybody got
tir ID of talking, Gawkey pulled on his frocS
ova.- h., head, took his whip under his arm
ond val ed quietly out, turning round at tbs
a. al rs.,arSing. "Gentlemen. II you
shnnia h,nn", :, see anything OF thai
steer, | wish you'd jus' les me- kn ,ns ...a a.
las, accounts they had p6s seen '"0 ,ha,
but they have come TO the col eiusion Jus. y
they saw the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Herald.
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A highly respectable colored gentleman
rejoicing in the big sounding name OF 6eore'
Edward Ft,z- Augustus, visiting the nasa'
ington Market, New York City, Few oas'
ago. thus delivered himself to a TAT country
man, whose stock of vegetables ne had peeo
husily investigating
Are these good tasers p
"Yes. sir -
"a ,a,er." resumed George Edward ti'1'
Augustus. SIS inevitably bad unless u
invariably good. Dere is no medamoefies
in de combination of de later. De exterio,
mar appear remarkably exemplary anO
heautisome. while de interior is totally nee
alive. But. sir, il you wenas de article Q.
YOUR own recommendation. knowing You te
be a man Of probability in your TRANSACTIONS
|, widout any furder circumlocusions, taxes
a peck of dat superior wegesableU
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Jhtaterklp AouparfiI.
SATURDAY. MARCH .s. assa.


10
An estimable friend has a favorite expre..
sion when be would convey the idea that j
speaker or writer brings On the hes. vine
first, and has too little to last the feast on,
He says Of him she struck twelve the FRS;
time"
The Rev. T. Starr King, norof Califor.
MIA. conten,ed himself on the fourth of .IuIr
LAST, with striking sir. He WIS addressino
the children, and gave u,terancs 10 The fol-
lowing beautiful! little thought:
'.You know that clock ticks and ticks.
second py second. in dull, patient, hum.
drum sort Of way, till the hand reaches
the six,Ietb minute, and then il strikes.
new hour is born. What il each day should
be marked at sunrise by the louder striking
Of a clock. to tell Us that more important
minute was reached? VIVA, If the com.
mancement Of n new year should always be
told US by the vibrations Of some mirhty hell
far up IN space, that sounded ONLY on the
first Of January, touched then by the hand
Of God? And now suppose that when
anything very important was TO happen in
the world; when new year for hope and
JOY for nation or mankind was to come.
mighty me-keeper, away up among the
stars, should ring out so that men could
hear it, and say: 'Hark all. new hour.
me OF Gods hours, has struck IN the great
belfrv of the heaven
'.'This would be grand. But God doe
mark the great seasons Of the worlds his.
tory by q mighty clock. la fact every nation
has huge dial. plate, and behind it are the
works, and below it is the pendulum, and
every now and then it's hand marks a new
hour. Our revolution was s1eh a period
This is the glory Of it. The English Gov
ernment had opposed our fathers; i. tried
to break their spirit. IL was for severa
years DARK time, ike the season before
sunrise. But the old time piece kept ticking
ticking. The wheels kept PLAYING calmly, Ill.
about lJl5; there WAS strange stir and
busy clutter inside the case the people
wouldn't bear any more; q sixtieth minute
came, nnd all Of Sudden the clock struck
The world heard the battle Of Bunker Hill
one: The Declaration Of independence
tro the surrender of Burgoyne- three
TIL, seigc of fG.."k,own-.tour; the treaty OF
Paris-fre; the ina .rghration of Washington.
sir: then i, was sunrise, and we live in
the forenoon of the glorious day."
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r-A ,,lere,, rreacher down South, r

F-A ealered preacher down South, re-
Gently addressed Ais parish as follows =
Snow hrudder Josh. sni you. bruaaei
Isaac, carry rouu' De hats; an Is get a''
to say to all de bredderen an de s's.efsn
You nigga's what steals from You mas r.
| doesu's want you to put in a cen,.
wants honest money in de treasury. aeFe
fore de ,hsivin uigga's nesda's put any H.
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CO Among the last motions made by
John Tyler, in the Peace Conference, was
one providing that some half of the patron
age Of the Federal Government should be
dispensed to citizens of Slave States
When this was voted down Tyler thought
the Union was not worth saving.
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r%The name of ths Senator from len
nessee is Andrew johnson. Ihe'e "as
representative from that State some se'ts
ago at Washington, named Cave johnson.
The present Senator is no rslation-tae.si Is
no cave iu him.
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rTThe recent Congress passed law
which will put stop to the gross monopoly
and plumber so long carried on under the
old Patent laws. Hereafter Patents will
run seventeen years and not be subject to
renewal.
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c. IF any individual finds himself in
danger of being arrested for violation of
the criminal laws, he had better adopt an
ordinance OF secession from the community,
resume his original rights. and pronounce
himself an independent and sovereign power.
louisville Journal
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fFAn effort is being made to obtain the
promotion of the gallant Major Anderson
to the place vacated by the treachery and
cowardice Of Twiggs, the fourth officer in
the Army.
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ryThe golden everlasting chain, des-
cribed By Homer as reaching from heaven
to earth. and embracing the whole world,
;sno fable. That chain is Love.
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rrA White House has been hired al
Montgomery for the use of the Presidents
.Mas' jeff" at 5000 year. II belongs
to Colonel Harris, and its situation IS very
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PURIFY THE BLOOOl
NOEEAT,S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND rH&xlx
RlrTERS

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired fer their nvartabae
efficacy in alt the diseases which they profess 10 cure
has rendered the usual practice OF pnfng not only
unnecessary. but unworthy Of them. They are known
their fruits their good works testify for them
and they thrive by the faith OF the crcdueus-
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma. Acute and Chrcntc
Rhcumnttsm. Affections 81 Bladder and Md
ucys. Bilious Fevers and Liver Csmplatnta.
In The south and west, where these diseases prevail
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
spd others, who once use the Medicines, wau never
afterwards be without them.
Dysprpsiu.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines imascdiatciy.-
ErnpiioAs Of the Skis. Eryxipclas. Fiassieacy.
Fever and ASne. For this seourse of the western
country these medicines will be found safc speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject TO a return OF tho diseases cure BY
these medicines is pcrmancnt-TRY THEN, Be SAT-.
gSrIEp. AND BE CURED.
Mercurai Diseases.-Nevcr fails to eradicate
entirely all the effects Of Mercury infinitely soensr
Night Swents. Nervous Debility. Nervsus
Complaints Of all kinds. Orgaatc AtecNsnss
Palpiiaiion Of the Heart. Painters Chslfc.
Piles The original proprietor Of these medicince
was cured OF Piles Of 50 years standing, by tho use
Of these Life Medicines alone. Worms Of all kinds.
are efectualiy expelled by the Medicines. farenta
will do well 10 administer them whenever thsr
existence is suspected. Relief will be certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX DIrrERs
Furify tho blood and thus remove all diseases from
the system. single trial will place the LIFE PlLl3
and PHOENIX glTTERS beyond the reach Of conpstt-
ton in the estimation OF every patient.
G5-Prcpared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAf.
ss5 Broadssag, cor Worth ST., Nesc Ysrk.
FOR SALE BY +. G EESAMAN + co.
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e-A Halle girl IT four years was re-
Gently called as a witness in police court,
and Ia answer TO the qnfss'on as 10 wa
became Of little girls who ted lies, sas ~,
noceu,ly replied that they were sent to bed
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fyH Hood, and one of his friends hap.
pened to come to o bridge. ''Do You know
who built this bridge % said he to Hood.
"No, but if you go over, you'll be tolled.'
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rvThe Albany Journal says Senator
Taombs il profound eso'ist. IL nc Wers
on the rallovs. be would continue - spea.
Of himself until the Sheriff ''aroppea 'as
sahisct"
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Let the protection daty OF - Pr
cent, he rvmev, q, ard we tre aifnia 'ae
s.~ur 81 I.,,i,s sna viii be crushed sas gar
Lossxriiie Journal
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rEI uish YOU bad been Eve. SAID 80
urrhin to an old maid who was rrevsfaia'
for her u1eanuess.
Why SO Z
Because. said he. vou woald have cater
all the apple instead of dividing with Aaan
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r- Take some Of this butter, Mr..
Dishy? ~, ,,u
psraucs society can't take anything very
Strong.
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gan accredited Minister from the
Southern Confederacy is at WASHINGTON 20
"uecotiate." He'll miss "Jeems oe'ofe
he gets through, or we'll miss our gaess'
mile.
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OFFICER & PUsEY,
b A N x Z r s,
Paying g. Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
n4soFFfcEn WI ". pusEy, Airy All au

Rsftrsness:
Metropolitan Bank New York.
Ne.srs Win GTaysra u Co.. New York.
ae.sfs Gilman. Dunlap Goa Cincinnati.
us.ars Johnson. Brother x Co Baltimore.
ue..r. Samuel Harris Sous, do
aiies White, Eeq, do
Wes.rs Y Holmes 4 Sons. Pittsburgh.
Ma..rs Kramer n kahm do
Ns.gr. potter Mute Write 4 Rayley, Boston.
Me-, Teuer a Dasis Philadelphia.
Nc.srs AnspIch, Reed SEQ Fhitade'phia.
Ness w II Earkstsle x Co., st. Louis.
Ne.srs Alien Cup Nf-bet, DO
Nes, Eanyan. Brown X Co, DO
J4n. tssf. ""''
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e1-..rsn getting tas,' as the laaicS sais
When stealing lard.
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NATHAN P.DODGE,

,screrssoa TO MEssRs BALDWIN 4 popoE,
Banker. md Land & Tax Agent,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
v,,uH GRsEgAL BANKING, COLLECTION AND
| I.Bi Business transacteJ, In all its Branches,
p,rirltsr attention gwen to Paying Taxes Tor Non
resIdepts. $1,000 .,,,.,.
American Exchange BanE. Scw York City
wr,aiustan Bank. Boston, Mass.
HeHfy FarBum Esq. Chicago III.
states savings AssoeiatisB. st L9nis
Hamilton Hhlre Esq., 5yfaet:se y. Y.
n Pf.ce President State Bank q! Iowa.
wlfrra BANK South Dangers Mas.
HHG G. Baldwin, JaIEe Supreme Court OF Iowa
Hon z sciig Secretary state Of Iowa.
? : Dey E-q i0lsa City. Iowa.
J y Henry E<l Davenport. iowa.
? Il Reed Esq Moline, Illinois,
Hon is. Juit, Chicago, Illinois
JEue Q @tH7-tf
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CURTIS BUHROUGHS,
SllLDER Il CONTRACTOR,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

" W attend ta the eycSslop af Public ant friSate
A@iaassss, Rsa as fsvoFsate trsnls a. eau &c "a"
ss ga 'hc Stepc. rlaas, SPcSIiIattVns ara hs-
e. aNSEatcis stsca aud materials FURNISHED "sea
IL sAoP or Main Street, South Of Broadway, Nesta
- eSsaSg Of Public sau.rr vA-nl
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fyDon't undertake TO throw co,d wafer
on your wife's darling schemes, unless you
want to get into hot water.
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egwhen is a young lady like poacher
When she has her hair IN net.
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Notice !!

al --sc.,rs.I s-r.Tsnts at Nes-ilc X haTsn. VII
60, - :, 49, 80 rssseeti a after The ersi cay
- - ,,..-,-t,~ $50 We hspe ALL rcTsst< sfsv
srs-sSs5vrs isssute~a 70 wiH settle Ep seise
tiIas, sS1 saws NeBRIpE BowEk.
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sarsrto, 10. Of Fancy 0os. rerfnmeries. Toilet -
T.s,cT sssp4 Haif xsli sri Tsth Brnshes fall -.
,r~t q Pair, rsf ysfnish Eyushes sussicaf fnssYas
re,ts ,oret,ef in all lse sBo~a ysxr Psfsst 1ed
etnex t,nr STICK ogaptises sysTyftnf likely 70 -
esIies IfBe 81 essiness all Of shs6 re ~
~ s Retail, the mos, rfacsAkie fsrma.
Merchants ssS sthers sespecssy nvtssF 10 sye -
call a. re rs-ehzSe serms which eaase NJ - se1e
II greatly retseed Bsises-
All Gods afrsnsed ~ represented rsysrtsnsrre
srsp4sns snd 1sniy Hssesrts sseuraasy 80 e.ssfsU
ssuvsuee1. 49,