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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

Melodeoug. DRINCE'S s Improved Patent Melodeons: ! another shipment of these beautiful instru- ments just received, uurivaled in tone, finish and durability. 1 have in hand foar, four and q half, and five octaves. Five octayes with double sets ot reeds For an accompaniment to the voice they are the best instruments now in use
 The Organ Melodeon for chcirs and churches, has two banks of keys, five sets of reeds, eight stops, and one and half octayes n the foot petal bass They will be furnished to churches at the factory prices.
 Call at the book store and look at those have on hand. JNO- E. REARDON. April IS, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

TUST received per Fitzhugh 25 bbls J of Whisky: boxes Tobacco, for sale by
 April Sb, I66. W. c. sCRuGGS < BRO.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
WANTED,

4 SOBER, steady and energetic busi- "A ness man, to whom good salary and perma ne1t employment will be given. Apply by letter 10
 MORAY d M0RTONE,
 box l57, P. O., Louisville, Ky. May 9o ISGI Ct
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
G25 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscri- n-nx E | ber, at Magnolia, Ark, on the 10th s55 Of February, ls6l, a negro nan Sanco, XIX aged 28 wears, large and stout boy, of E1s4s=- dark comple exoa, between , and feet c Ea high, says he gas raised'in the Seminole N 5 Nation. and think he well be likely to &s@| try and get back. l will give the above reward for the delivery of said boy iii any jail where lean get him. JAMES WILLIAMS.
 March 7 lS6,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
[. 4 DIES

OALL on F. E. BEEBE and buy your | / Summer Dresses. He will sell cheap for the cash English Baragos, Jaconets, Muslins, Organ dies, Calicoes and Il few choice Mantles.
 No Eunlbug. M
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
WEIGKY.

S0 BRLS. extra C. D. Whisky; e(V 25 brls. Tennessee White;
 50 half brs. do. Just received on consignment and for sale by the barrel ard half barrel very low for cash. May 2 KINNEAR, HUGHES X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

Toilet Articles and Perfumery. NOU can always find an elegant assort- ! ment at DR. BRUGMAN'S May It. 'Gl Drug Store.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
Nntice is Hereby Given.

VNiIAT 1 have this day sold out my en- X tire stock of Goods to NIT. E. E. BEEBE, who is authorized 10 collect all notes and accounts due me and also those that are due the late firm of BrEDE {s PARISH, ana he will also pay all the debts against said firm of Beebc X Parish and W. N Parish, that are contracted in New Orleans, La.
 May l6 W. N. PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
Notice 10 my Customers.

Notice to my Customers SFY rule for selling Goods is CHEAP 4Ss for Cash Some Goods will sell at cost and tle rest at a very small per cent. for Cash therefore do not ak for cre!it, as will not do a credit business with any one. Iwant those ndebt- ed 10 come forward and settle.
 R. E. BEEBE,
 At Roebe & Parsh's old stand. J7 Country Produce bartered for, but otherwise .he money must come, CT the goods will stay in the store May l6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
S200 REWARD! Stop the Murderer !!

Stop the Murderer!! NN SATURDAY, June 18th, s--GS sO lSG) Mir. William Standley, lv-s ing about miles south of Hickory k4& Plains. Prairie county, WIS brutally mur- E;keaFs 3ored by his slave, Jef. Said negro S %S immediately fed. lie is a bright mI- S Zg5 latto. has an Indian appearance; feet l&s1 10 inches ligh spare built; read; has blotehes on his checks When he left he had bar of iron attached to his ankle and had marks of lately being whippel; weighs about l55 pounds; about 2 year. old.
 ihe a5oye reward will be paid for the apprehen' sion ot said negro.
 1t is surpassed lat he has made his way to the Indian country or to a free State Address
 ELIZABETH STANDLEY. Ancrst aI leGn IL UicEoo2 Llains.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
NOTICE.
Just, in Time.

A NICE assortment of Lawns, Organ "A dies ard Muslius, very low for cash by Mav2 GEO. $. MORRISON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
FOR SALE

.ON consignment for cash. Flour, Bacon, O Corn, Hay, Beans, Lard, Moasscs, Whisky
 May o3 COLLINS X PEAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
Direct Importation.

Direct Importation. J. LEV o I $ S1 c O.,
 Ca1al Street, corner of Bourbon,
 NEW ORLEANS. OUR stock of SPRING GOODS is O ready for examination, and comprises com ple.e assortment of choice styles ot SEAoONA- BLE GOODS. to be sold at
 Very Low Prices! GOOD GRENADINE BAREGE, at l5c yard BR0CADE ENGLISH BAREGE, at 25c yard. ORGANDY STYLE BAREGE, from soc ayard ENB'D CANVAS BARGE, ftem 60c yard. PLAID SILK GRENADINE, soc.
 CAUSE, 75c. PEKIN and FIGURED HERNANI. EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE BROCADED and PRINTED GRENADINE CAMBRIC LACE and sHAWLS. REAL LACE REVERSIBLES.
 POINTS. SPANISH LACE DOUBLES. MUSLIN SHAWLS and MANTlLLAS. MUSLIN ZOUAVES and TURCOS. PLAIN and PLAID NANSO0K
 PLAIN and PLIAD CAMBRlCS.
 PLAIN and PLAID JACONETS. FANCY LACE MUSLIN and Tartars Musins' ENB'D SWISS, for Morning Robes. SPRING PERCALES, l21ac. FRENCH JACoNET, New Style, 25c. FRENCH ORGANDIEs, Rich, 40c.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

Stone Ware! Stone Ware! NNE THOUSAND Galloas of assorted &f Ware, consisting of Greeks. Jars, Jugs and Churns, every eze and grade all of the best quail ty, and will be s,ld at Cincinnati prices, with freight attached only, at
 April lS. COLLINS X PEAY'S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
A BARGAIN.

THE undersigned, each having strong desire to serve their country in the tented
 feld.n desire to dispose of their stock of Goods
 and business place on the landing at Little Rock
 The most favorable terms are offered, and any per
 son or persons desirous of engaging Tn the mercan lilo and general receiving and forwarding business, coud not do better than invest in this concern.-
 For full particulars and further information apply to BURGEVIN X FIELD, May 8. 1861. At Steamboat Landing. Gazette copy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
Boys Summer Clothing,

Boy's Sumner CIothlhg' NEEN'S LINEN COATS; MI MEN'S LINEN PANTS;
 MEMS LINEN VESTS; Mems Alpaca Clothing, for CASH. Ma I6 R. E. BEEBE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
ARTICLE "

 SECTION The legislative power of this state shall be vested in General Assembly, which shall consist ot Senate and House of Representatives.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
 nNE feebitten gray mare 1a> years old II hands high. one iron 12A gray lilly years old, one sorre mare colt ana one eSman bay poney horse colt will give the above
 avard for reliable information of the stock and thief or half the amount for the information ot the stock. q o that may get them. think they have heen taken north or east, they were stolen oil of tho Prairie in May or June last. Address
 'ne J. H. WILLIS,
 uar16,6l. St. Charles, Ark. May 9, lo6l.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20

SECTION l. The powers of the of the State of Arkansas shall divided into three distinct departments each of which be confded to separate body of magsracy to wit those which legislative those which are executive another and those which judicial to another
 SEc g. No person collection of persons being o one of those departments shall exercise belonging to either of the others except in the instances hereinafter expressly directed permitted
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

UsITED STATES sBSAToR.-Henry S. Lane,
Monday, has since been elected United Suites
Senator. Lieut.. Governor Morton has taken the
oath, and becomes Governor Of the State.
BOILER E1pLosIoN--SRvBN LIVES LOsT.-The
boiler in Mr.. Davis mills, northern part of Ray
county, Missouri, exploded lust Wednesday, in
stanty killing Henry Thompson, Jesse Riggs,
Ramon Tanner, two brothers named Mapes, Mrs.
Davis, and negro made belonging to the latter.
Sanford Gosham was also seriously injured
DisrATCnEs. pickens Las started from
New Orleans for Vera Cruz, bearing important
dispatches from Washington to the American
commander Of the squadron. 1t is rumotcl that
the orders are for the concentration Of the Amer
lean fleet at the mouths of the Mississippi and
Pensacola harbor,
UNION MEETIso AT TaENTos.-A very large
meeting was held at Trenton GU Tuesday evening
to sustain the general government in its enforce
ment of the laws, pledging the aid Of New Jersey,
with men and means, to put down rebellion. The
resolutions adopted recommended the Legisla-
ture to take the necessary action.
TnE Espionage OF THE MAILs-The CHARLES
tim Mercury mentions several cases in which
letters addressed to that paper have been stolen
from the post-ofice. This is the natural result
of the espionage exercised over tue mpils in
South Carolina, hut the Mercury charges it upon
the department at Washington.
AFRICAN SLAyEs.-T The secretary tile Amer
lean Colonization Society, in the report read at
the annual meeting, held AT Washington on Tues
day night, said that the statement that the Alri-
cans taken from GU board the SLAYER Echo had
been sold into slavery on the African coast was
false. They are now in Liberia AMI were we'll
GovERNMESr DRAFTS DIsMoNoRED The col
lcctOr of the port of Mobile, has refused to honor
the Federal drafts, until orders have been re-
coiyed from the Governor Of Alabama,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
LETTER IRON wAsnINcroN.


F'N' w,s,,, s."'"1 ens statesman re 900,
"NshiNuroN, january ~, lool'
Congress is still engaged in the lludable effort
to devise some means to save the Union, On
Monday, Mr. Biger tried his hand in the Sen
ate, and presented bill. The bill is substan-
TALLY the Crittendcn resolutions, with the addi-
ton Of clause providing that the President
shall hold his office for six years, aud not be eli
gible to reelection. II also provides that the
President shall issue proclamation to the Gov
ernor of each state, ordering an election to be
held on the 18th day Of February next, ut the
same place and in the same manner as voters for
President The ballots to be voted to be in
scrlbed, respectively, for the amendmeuts'
and against the amendments lfa majority of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

From our Regular Correspondent
DovRa, Jan. 10, 1861.


DovRa, jan. 10, 1861.
MR. EnIrOR:
The Lottery lobbymen were taken all aback.
yesterday, by the introduction, in the House, of
number of resolutions Of inquiry, appointing
q committee of each House, to ascertain whether
all the lottery grants, now existing in this State,
cannot he repealed. They came up for consi-
Iteration this morning, and were postponed one
week. We sincerely hope these resolutions will
pass, so that the whole system of lotteries in
this State may he thoroughly sitted. 1t was
stated yesterday, by the best authority, that Mr..
France. had not made his sem-annual payment
to the State, as the bonus for his grant, which
was due Jan. LIST. Should he fail to do So by
the 3Olh of the present month"; his grant will
| undoubtedly be null and void Wood, Eddy &
Co., are applying for new grant, but should the
State fail to receive the bonus due from the
France grant, they will be unable to secure the
passage of another.
The resolutions transmitted to the Governor
of this State from the State of New York, and
read in both Houses yesterday, were cheering
to every Union man who listened 10 them. New
York speaks as truly becomes a great State
loyal to the Union.
Telegraphic dispatches from the States of Ala
bama and Florida, informing the Legislature
that these States had seeded from the Fedora
Union were read. What spectacle is her
presented. The idea of Florida seeding frou
the Union, is more than ridiculous.
The appointment of Auditor and State Troa
surer is still hung up. Both sides seem unabl
to agree.
Our town is to be enliycned next Tuesda
evening by Concert, to be given by Prof. job
H. Sweeney, Of this town, who is o teacher q
vocal and instrumental music. He will be az
sisted by large number of young gentlemen G
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect confidence 10
physicians and citizens generally Of the United
STATES, because the article has attained arepu-
tation heretofore unknown. a few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bnrc assertion or blazonlng puhery.
The consumption of llostetter's Stomach BIT
tiers for the last year amounted TO over man
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, il is evident that during
the coming wear the consumption will reach
near one million bottles This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara-
tion. and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections OF the country
where the article is best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters TO their patients, but
are ready ut all times to give testimonials TO IT'S
cilicauy in all cases of stomachc arrangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom-
This is not n temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in tho way Of trum-
petinp the qualities of the Bitters but solid
estimation Of an invaluable medicine, which ID
destined to he Ms enduring as time itself
.,Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
n Ciodsend TO regions where fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. lie be
able TO STATE cohnueu.y 1 n''a sn ~ i;i,o
are certain cure ior wv eAe
diseases is 10 the proprletuIs u sVu,SS y,
alloyed pleasure ~ removes al tIi
from the stomach, nuriues ,he ploou, "nN
imparts renewed Vitahty 10 tne nervous
giving 1t that ZONE anu energy inuispensuse
for the restoration Oh nea,'n upv"
me stomach lNers anu osnet sa,1
mllay ply poweriuiiy nnI sIvm
70 aeondl'ion esseh1la 'e NC Hee''AS
oil the functions OF nature' mn.
Elderly persons may use tne Insels uaiiy ~
per dlreellons on Tue pol,e, anu MY WV ,,,
IN slimulaht pecu!iaiiy auul ~ oolIl9t'
deeiinng years, as II Is pleasan, " 'e pa'a.e'
lnVgoraling 10 the po"elS eASsileh' 40 = 'onls'
and reJnvenaiing gehSraily. we nt'e 'ne esi'
deAce oil ihousanus oi aeeu iis" cnu "o' NJ.
VINO have experienced the pei,ent vi uslng 'iiS
preparation Whiie suneriiE lroni s.olnuen We
engagements anu general uepili'yi acling uhuel
the advice OF physiclahs' 'ney ilaVe apun1ou "
all delelerl9us uiugs anu ialrly tes'eu NV. iie
merits OF inns article. rev WoIus 10 ing
gentier sex lhere are eer'lln PerlOus w .,'.l
men oh1es are so nar"sTis 'lia, n"' y, THEM
SINK unuer the tria'' me reiatl9n Vi no'1 ~
and child is SO absorhngly tender, lhat Inc
mother, especially II she nc young, IS app 10
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant Should the period oil maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear oil
body ana mihd Is genefally aggTIavaleu. mere
men, Is y NECESSITY ~, ,,a H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

All deYolntons are plumbers. They are never intend
81 Inc huge hunder now marring the eounses OF the
Government Of the United States seems to be- that the
Union car DO maintained by violence aud war; and that
tAry coercion That the Black Republicans should
init such plumbers not surprisingly; for they have their
existence 80 party to support and rAncorous sec
tonal hatred to crafty but that the present Admins
raon should further their policy and begin the grand
drama Of war and blood is not little astonishing
Every stop taken in this direction only widens the gulf
between the Northern aud Southern States and drives
the southern Statea speedily together into Sonih
en oonederacy That military fools like General Scott
who think the highest wisdom consists in the hloodast
should counsel the military possession of the bay
OF Charleston by the Government the Unitel States Is
whHt might be expected Thousands, and tens Of thu
sands longing for Southern Confectionery, with eieg
hal separation from the people Of the North viii hail him
as their detested but efficient deliyerer By all
means, let Charleston be bloCkaded Let hewar eompli
cate the nations uf Europe well AZ the United states
people Of South Carolina will tight and will establish the
! southern Coniederacy,-Cbaricsion Mercury.
The disuuion papers of the North are con-
stantly charging the Republicans with violence
of language towards the seceasiOniss and
traitors of the South. Everything that can pos
sibly be tortured into an offensive shape, is
snapped up by them, aud dished out as add-
tional insults offered to their denr brethren the
rebels who wanted-but didl't gct-Mr. Breck-
iuridge for President.
Cancellation and mildnoss OF speech constitute
the peculiar hobby which the Southern sympa.
thiscrs generally ride and il wonld sometime,
be amusinp-if their lamentations were not sc
. dolorously pitifnl-to witness tbe meanchol,
' earnestness with which they urge upon The
people Of the North forbearance OF speech ant
s action and ons, subm;ssior IN ,be oneratop n
n being robbed of their l,bsrtios their nrosperi,v
n and ,bs blossnss If ,h.;r urited coming Nv th
10 bot.bsoded tro;tors Of tho sontb
l. An this NAV ho vol, ononnh wb;le If mn,
ss ,or ,;r0 await ,vor "A doos no., rorovo ,rao.o
l. fr0n, ,bo ,on1 H., .a,h.n oooonroco. ~,
rs .,rono,hAr.i, m, .ho. nil, ,hoso c,,noin,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or Perish Chest Aifectou.--Durng this sea-
ron of the year the terrible sacrifice of human
life is really alarming, and the bills of mortality
considerably swelled by rash exposure to the
damp atmosphere, which received into the Jugs
poisons the very fount Of the blood and induces
bronchitis. pleurisy, asthma and consumption all
Of which may be speedily prevented BY timely
recourse to Holloway's famous Pills and 0int-
ment-no time should be lost, tho lenst delay
being dangerous and productive of the NEST
frighiful consequences. All who die with such
remedies at hand are morally guilty of self-de-
slrucliOn,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

bsg- A beautiful thought is thus suggested in
the Koran Angels will not question thee as to
the amount of wealth thou hast left behind thee.
but as 10 what deeds thou hast done in the world
70 eutitle thee % o seat among the blest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

THE Annual Meeting of the New Castle County Mutual
| Insurance Company will be held at the office Of the
Company, No. COB Market street, on MONDAY the 2lst
day Of january. at 10 o'clock at which time Eeeti
tor Fifteen Managers Of the Company for the ensuing
year will be held
uEo. II. P. slMMoEs sneretary ian A2n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

4tsaf beautiful rlace suitable for country seat
nlHa This property is situated three-foufhs Of Il mile
Hill north OF sttickersvle, Chester county; Pa 1t
AAA contains eight acres Of good land. laid of in
lots with many fruit trees, and many different kinds VI
shade aud ornamental trees aud shrubs in the lawn and
around the dwelling-whch is AZ lolnwsi q substantial
Brick House 30 by 40 ieot, with hail in the centre con
tanning good rooms, with excellent cellar aud vaults
bath house, with an abundance Of pure water There is
another brick house 20 by 2S feel substantial aud eouye.
uienty divided. The situation is very healthy, and for
fine view cannot be easily surpassed This property
will be sold Tor less than the improvements cost Apply
at once to JAMES H. RAY, Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

THIS is the for growing Hyacinths. TULIPS dc ,
la Glasses and at No 3O2 Market Street can be found
in excellent assortment Of Glasses for that purpose Call
aud see- CLEMENT b. BMYTH,
dec No. sOz Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

The subscribers will continue the manufacture Of Bar
Oval, Hiyet and Horse Shoe Iron heretofore at the
Diamond State Rolling Mill, corner Of Third and Church
Streets, Wilmington, Dell and would respectfully solicit
IL continuance Of your patronage.
ian44t MCDANIEL. ADAMS & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
NOTICE.

nE business heretofore conducted by the Undersigned
L under the firm Of Mcdaniel, CRAiuE Co., will III
future be continued under the style OF Mob sSRl ADAMS
& Co, W, 5. CRAGE having Withdrawn April 2nd 1860.
u, MCDANIEL
j. II, ADAMS,
Il. MENDINHALL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE,

]
House met, Mr.. Appleton in tho ehair
On motion Of MI. NAPLES, the joint resolutions in IT,.
ference to calling Ac0nventlOn which were postponed until
to-day were taken up for considerations when the stme
gentleman moved reference to the committee already
raised on the state Of the Union.
Alr. NAPLES also moved that much of tho Governors
message relates the calling of convention he re-
fered to- the committee the stats of the Mon which
motion prevailed
MIR Bets presented the claim Joshua IIsal against
the state which, on his notion read referred
the appropriate committee.
On motion, Me- Belts the Act to Incorporate shaunse
Tribe, No = Improved Order Of Red Men," WAS read
second tlme by its title
ON motion of Mr.. Clements, the Act Ia repeal eau Act
for the relief Of certain free negroes and fe mlai0A
wss read second time by its title.
On motion Of Mr. j, A, Moore, the House adjourned
skNATE-rhere being no quorum adjourned.
SENATE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

4asFSr Farm containing 40 acres, situated y 4
slNu miles south Of kmhlesille, Chester county ia
nskf This farm Is well situated u good npighhot-
Azk4 hood, very healthy, close to schools mil and
places 0f worship is laid of in fields we'll waiered
The land is Of good quality aud under good state II i'm
provement There about 80 of good timber
The improvements consist Of goed Stone Dwelling House.
spring house barn of stone and frame TO by ~ feet two
ioors and in good order, with ether out buildings in
fact the farm and buildings will compare ayorably when
with others in the neghhOrhood aud viii lie sold low
and on accommodating terms. Apply TO
JAMES H. RAY Newark, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18

st,JS valuable farm containing 22i acres, situated
EsNN = mile south Of Glasgow, New Castle county, Del
ilAH This property IL in good order, land good quality
&h about 100 acres lu grass, about 20 aeras timber
adequate for the farm the cleared land is divided intn
Enclosures, with good fencing, and we'll wAterpd The
buildings good house of brick with frame kitehun
In all rooms; sablng, carriage house CANARY corn
cribs and other Outbuildngs with good Waer for the
dwelling and stock, there plenty of fruit, 100 apts
treas In prime Of bearing with ohefes pears grapes c
This is property worthy Of NOTICE. is within miles Of
the Delaware Railroad Station, aud miles from Newark
Depot close to churches schools mills &c will be sold
low, and terms easy. Apply TO
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-18
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