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IsIi RgaGs,

81 ~ ~ - - WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
SPRING AND SUMNER E fRishWGI
hSsnf SIX s Htn a Gg
9?% raR at s5~ oeoaE Wy Nail
until further notice al 9i5 ii li5 P NJ All Ira rs
cnnec with Nw YORK trains except AS P. NJ. train
FrSgIt Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
5Ol r. NJ stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
Passengers f5 Delaware Eastern Shore OF Maryland
WIN hha their most expeditions route by way OF Whining
S" m5r-tr WILLIAM cRA"fG Agent.
Is II orx EeRr ! iiFM,v
s pERiH HH H54i r; totFFFstcE}
aPSn for Fcy
FREIGHTS as heretofore.
[ssPsSnf t1ss apply LANES
F9r FKEIGiifS destined West via Pennsyyana Rail
Peasa 1RPS AooJs cctn cSRkE anu
m2ilw Superintendent.
"a = ....:....;.:: NORTHERN r. V CENTRAL
sUTEF7S rENDENr,sE oFFfG a. cALvRRr,
On and after Nav h s @a{ r1s i on North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart as follows, until
c,mn.s.5s s''ss' Harrisburg Ae
TEe sls A. NJ Taiq connects at Relay IIouTe with trains
Han y,E ana Gettyysbns Rarq3is; t YORK wiz York
wanna Railroad for All parts of West Also, with Lebanon
Valley RAILROAD to New York direct At Northumberland
with Ia. and b. Railroad for Kingston and all parts of
wyoming Valley; at Sunbury with Philaie phia and Erie
Railroad for ali Northern Pennsylvania New
York.
The ~ P II Train makes all the above connections ex-
cept Hanover Railroad Erghtsvillc railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad.
The T. TIA n connections with Pennsy lvania
railroad for all parts of the West and direct connections
TRAINS ARRIvE-Mail at c 10 p. NJ, Express at 7l5
a. NJ. Harrishurg Accommodation at p. NJ.
For TICKETS and Information enquire at the Ticket
office, Calvert Station Baltimore.
m2Otf Snprrntendcnt
"a S1 Tsszzsxssa FOR THE
4sias2 ~ s& 1929 VEST ANDS 0UTH.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave CAMDEN STATION, ,Baitimore-.Mail except
Sunit, 1t 80 A. b.; Express daily at $40 p D.
- Both Trains directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUFlW EST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR va i PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 a. NJ
train; bewe.1 Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. M and between
tratton anc Parkersbnrg, take the SO A. train from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 81 P ~
and Frederick at % II.
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atO3O
and 3 A. u; and IS and go r NJ and Eiicotts Mills
FQ2 wASAiYG roy AND, TiE S0UTR.
Leaves Baltimore 20 and 20 Il. H., and 45 and $50
As ans! TO A. NJ: $50 and IS P NJ. on sundays
$50 ~ only. The second and fourth train only from
Baltimore stop at points. Tie second fourth trains
fro Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
For urther tickets OF every kind &c, apply
to I ENGLAND Agent, at Camden station, or at the
Ticket ONCE. W P. SMITH,
Master OF TTansp rtatiOn.
l., NJ COLE General Ticket AGENT ,nIS.tF
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Sigambasis.
A.lTICI

NOTICE,
$50 CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
ATUfENT RIJER.
TIL st,amers (iEORH f " EriIS and MARY WASHING
TON will le.ye Baltimore for the Patuxent River the
folio Siug days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commence
ing Saturday June Ist, l>6I, O'Clock for
III lis Landing Il rect and continue during the
Returning very MONDAY, WEDN ESUAY and \ : r[R-
DAY. The Boat leaving IIilrs dnding on Monday and
Wednesday will he ui,eGt for Ratmle
The rday Boat will leave Hills Landing on Friday
for BE edct leaving Benedict Saturday morning AT s
ucl OK for IA timnre.
The above Steamers w call at all the Landings on
the River, also at FAIR Haven ami um Point gons and
returning.
frrighs received up to O'Clock the days previous to
the dep Irure OF the Boat
Passage to Patuxent River....sl 90. Eeals extra
DO Far Haven. DO ia5
FUk THE pATUXENT RIVER.
.S.zsesdzfaSss5. The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
reSum her route to the atux iver
nfSbA Y, february 9th, and contnVe every Wednesday
thereafter until further notice
MASON l.. NEEMS, Master
| The sttamer GEORGE WEEMS will leave her whar
| every SAlUtD DAY MORNING, commencing March 10th
| for The same place.
THEO. WEEMS Master
N H--TChacCo landed at either No Tobacco a e
! house, aS shippers may desire.
| All freight he prepaiA NH
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&PECIAL ELECTION

W
WHEREAS The Governor of Maryland by his Proelama-
ton, has designated and appoi tied TH1rKSDAY.
ThiRTEENTa DAY Of JUNE, 1861. for the election of
of the United States: therefore l. GEORGE r. DUT
, gve notice. ha sn nth w do
this city the above named day, between the hours Of
TIVE TO CONGRESS for that portion Of the Third Con
gressiona District comprising the first eight wards
cy being those the side OF Jones' Falls;
for a REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS for the Fourth
Congressional District comprising the twelve upper wards
or ali the wards on the west side Of Jones Falls:
" ~ ~ GEO. II. BUTTON,
Sheriff of Baltimore city.
Ral.;r,ara Nav 1881 m kdayofE
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NTOTICE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
~ o! the Maryland Code, vol |, page SIS Article So
section ll3 &C. thu undersigned hereby give notice,
MARIANNE VoGkLER G:E"EWELi, OF Brcmen, have
tn departed this life having by their joint will appointed
the undersigned thereof That the time of
their death they possessed, and entitled to the follow
ing Eleven thousand five hundred dollars
Eve per stock OF the City of Baltimore and three
Thousand do lars six stock of the State of Mary
land, which stocks in the of thu late Ru-
1olph Vogeer Giesewe and that tn undersigned will sell
and transfer the said IT the expiration month
from this tenth day Of May, 1861
g. W. WAGNER,
EMIL, MFINERTSHAGEN,} executor
By A. SCHU ER h co,
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gGmb2r.
Susinsss Garls.

A16tNtas SaEIps
NTEW CARVING AND
~ GLIDING ESTA BLISUHENT.
and the public, to our NEW ESTABLISHMENT, No. 81
West Ba,mnre street where We anuae,uring to
FRAMES GILT WoRK Of every variety Also nnar ing
FINE ENG RA WINGS AND GERMAN AND FRENCH
LO0KING-GLASS PLATE.
orders in line will he
viCKERS & FRANCK
nli-f No. 80 West Baltrm ore St, FIR derrick.
JAMES N. ANDERSON / SON,
IL E, -.Asssa
, WV ,or, suz,,,, Avn. Eo; l4s BAITIgogE STEggr,
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, Rro.,
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles
Corporate and Noaris seals, Letter Stamps etc London
TROSSE 4 BLACKWELL'S
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
40 'A'A' Z Vi '''' a. ''"''' '''' GEO H0LINs,
I'd 81 u N Charles street
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY'S lsT MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
HOWARD BANK STOCK for SALE
McKIM h co,
apl1IGt corner Baltimore and st Paul streets
DERUVIAN GUANO.
PERUVIAN GUAN0 of direct Il, importation. for sal
,-o., P. MALCoM h co,
las.t Bowly's wharf
OATH BRICKS
lark from Liverpool, for sale lots purchasers
6n2st foAhp Is 4 B H1SEk g.,
ORANGES AND LEMONS, 600 boxes land.
~ Ing spd ier sale By EDWARD L. PALNER4 CO., 10
boWVt Nhan mh2s.h
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

I'D. PRATT 4 CO.,
The nasEa OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES sTRsEIe.
not respectfully invite such Merchants az ae
credit the Agency and who sell goods %
Of na examine system and test the eiiaDil
factory test From long experience and the sas
ent ces East ANA merchants in the differ
We assure All have for years been subscribers
ths stes countrg ~" CALL whether they sell goods T.
ny o. our snd TO the rels
"As subscribe. mh6-n
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* BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHA

POST, HAVRE De GRACE, and TIDE WArkR CANAL
l aSSp ~ q rs i5s yiS{
PPdEESDAY riifli&S3AY, aSs slTuRD1Y, At ; oc5St
Ne s sna a st 9'G't rdan.o
leaves Sane place EVERY TjEsD1Y. riiURsD4Yi" Az
h HES!SF At sSk EE5teD . "n
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and HAvKE DE GRACE
Passage, 6erihs Included, 50 cents.
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried at os
rates and carefully attended to.
~ Duplicate receipts for freisht vii! he required.
fe @ at a% 0 RISK q e 81
consInsd to INN Tor any point On the =
Tie steamboat III NfHTA, Capt Fred Tomnson, car
Jog, I a + FAYILoR, As.nt, Baltimore.
apl5 t. J. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit
-; E OLD Doa 1sno,L5 STEAMBOAT
M T3F j TR x 1T AND Ian
The steamer kGINA. Captain ,GH T. Faifbank leave.
s sa sP xxi 5sr s
feturning leaves fredericksburg Ey cry TUESDAY
at o'clock, imme'liats after the arrival OF
at al! the regular Landings the kappahannock
going and returning to land and receive freight and
THE VIRGINIA
is comparatively and built Ivy merchants OF Frcde
rcks5 lrg and Baltimore, interested in the trade, aud by
erchantS and farmers residing the counties bordering
first class steamer the route During the winter
lection for Horses and oRer i've tock taTriagss ali
sizes be taken board and carried without
dations large and cOmmodOus, and her capacity
ne perd o tie s M and sh bat she has
rRrough tFTh N Ieesivea in Bsmoe and charges pa
~ Ffegh, received board Of the Steamer wednesda
and a. Thursdays and on Fridays up to O'clock NJ
company Apply r , J. cGPR0N CO., Age4s,
No. 81 Rowy's wharf, Baltimore.
+. SLAUGHTER President, Fredericksburg, Va. mh22
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&eaal HUtlles.


In THE CIRCUIT COURT For BALTIMORE
fsK Ny g. lr5UT TIE s 81 YsGs nS RS
ported by Luther NJ; Reynolds, Trustee the sale the
he 5 sG be shST
more once ia each Of three successive weeks before that day
The report states the amount OF ,aeS to be $50.
True copy-lesl ROBT. j. KERR,
TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
April Sd, 1861 ordered that the sale of the real
surviving Executor viii test .ment Of the said
gSn aEd this day rePGed to this Court by the said
DE shnwn the contrary before ird day of May
siy "sxsPtPsr PqlsS Ia ! n iS as5
The report the sales to be three thou
TRY. copy-Test: ISAAC P. COOK,
ans law3w' Register of Wills for B ,ltmore city.
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT
April h. 1851 Ordered that the sale of the estate
John Glenn, deceased made by William Glenn the
cting Of the last viii and Testament of the said
acting executor be ratified and condrne unless
next provided copy Of this order be insertd in som
aiiy published in the city Of Baltimore It hast
one hgnded and fh-three dollars niHetyt~O
True copy-Test: ISAAC P COOK,
apl0.law3w Register Of Wills for Baltimore city.
%TATE OF MARYLAND, SGT.
On application by petition of Maria J. Ross and VIM.
Nacdanie administrators of JAMES ROSS late OF Calvert
unity, deceased, il is ordere1 tn t TIA give the
Tured by law for creditors exhi their claims against
the sad deceased and that the be publishe
Zach week. for the f six successive weeks one of
the newspapers printed in Baltimore city
WM. A. PARRAN,
Register Of wills, Calvert county.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers Of
Calvert county have obtained from the Orphans' Court
Of Calve in MARY and letters
the personal estate of JAMES Ross late Of Calvert
county deceased All having claims against the
said deceased, hereby warned to exhibit the same,
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, before
18th day of July they otherwise by law be
Guided all benefit o. said estate Given under our
hands this 18th day of January, 1861
MARIA J. ROSS,
WM. MACDANlEL,
mh27-Iaw6w Administrators.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
~ o! the Maryland Code, vol. l. page SIS Article So
section u.s. &C. the undersigned hereby give notice,
that RUDOLPH VUGELER GIESEW ELL and his wife |
MARIANNE VoGELER G:E"EWEL!, OF Brcmen have |
~ tn departed this life having by their joint will appointed
the undersigned thereof That at the time OF
death they possessed, and entitled to the follow
saDI five hmm reIi
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aaa;s FOX BkhMEN.-The new Al Bremen
5zssSs - LEN "a, capt. II Krhl"an will have ouicy
usl atch he above port For freight passage having
upei2 acco tions, apply to Captain on oad
corners wharf fels Ioi.t or to
m6tt 90 Soutl IN lis st-net ~, N"hh,
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FNAPRUN g CO..
~ SHIPPING AND GEN RAL COMMISSION
-, MERCHANTS.
LIBERAL cash advances made to or friend
orts in IRELAND '' NJ NJ ~, GU
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go FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,-Tbe
sS Al British daIk USE, 33S tons register. Apply to
ttr.t, KEnX CO.,
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-ets55t WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
S-An Al SHIP of about 1900 5000 barrels capaci
~ Quick dispatch wi be given and fair rates Apply at
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON x co,
ojlu corner Pratt and Commerce streets
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PAKkHUKNT, JI.., 1 CO,
- GENERAL COMMISSION EFRCHANTS
c,,,,,r,,. ,,.. AND DEALERS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRTDE WHALE OILS
~ STRAITS BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERA AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES
s.n., rs SOUTH STREET
,.-tI Batmnre. Nd
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StiupiIa.

.s~s,s FOR BRENtN The fine fast-so;Iirr
Saa4& Bremen ship BREMERHAvEN, Hilken, na.,as
w. h''Fe quick despatch for prL FOR { q, ~
o rassdSe apy Tue Lapsan on bard ia ksons wharf
i-5-n ooxro- ~ -; - - =. 80 80 q %,
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.xSaaa FOR LIVERPOOL.-lh fine h,rL MI
sszssd TON, Capt Bradford, now toadng at Cor,r,ai
wharf and being of small capactY will have di,nat Ia
freight apply to FOAR ; 'pipf',I FOR
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n
SNLARKE / PECRAM,
$I,-,--. - AGENTS sALROP
FIhUiN4A AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO,
No o. Lombard street,
and Water street.
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7; R MATTHEW'S. T. R. MATTHEWS, JR., VIM P DAWSON
= HOS. r. MATTHEWS h SONS
Il SHIPPING AND
. C0EMISSION ne RCRANTS
J"Zo Il No Is BOwly's wharf
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q SHIPPING AMI COMMISSION MERCB4NTs
$500, CoH"ERCIAL BUILDINGS,
5ai!-s Baltimore
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FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND " ESTERN
PRODUCE,
1852 S0UTu EUTAW
Opposite Baltim and Ohio Railroad Depot)
Refers by permit, sion to
HcSsrs Kirkland Chase Co, Baltimore
McSsrs Pearce * GRAY, Baltimore
MessTs BuCkler Il Shipey, Baltimore.
hcSsrs. Isaac HeynOiIS Son, baltimore
Ncssra. yckhoh Post, New Ynrk
McssTs Spots, Harvey a Co Richmond
MessrS. Alvey & lipsc mb Richmond
MessrS. ). T. 4 I. C. Budd, Charleston
Messrs. Iou1in, voorhees, Co. Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
kiwli. ". warner, hsq., Pfiiiad Iphia
atcil Warner, ESQ., President Mechanics Bank Halti.
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II NOX CO..
~ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
I25 SMITHS WHARF,
,s..., BALTIMORE
advances made on consnments to address, or to our
neLa IN the various ports of Europe and the West Indies
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dsgS, FOR ROTTtRDAM.-The Al Prnsaian
szsS pa, kDW ARD, Within, mas er viii b n;
Captain On board, Belts wharf or to ony apply to the
m25tr az 'WyTtF a SitBtRr
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DOULTNEY b MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Al LOMBARD sfRRf,
REFERENCES:
hesSTs. J. ? PEASANTS 4 Sons, Baltimore,
Hessrs W. GLENN 3 Sons. Cincinnati. fal-tf
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.or London. Also, vessel o. 3,5Uu tons for South
side OF 1 u1a and thence to Europe. Apply to
AORREi /. : RANDALL,
sSti SIS Exchange Place
.,.s.g. VESSELS WANTED FOR
=5ssl-as HAVANA
The undersigned constantly in want OF vessels To load
70 and from havana and Ms.anzas
20. MORREIL Il RANDALL,
Ieo-Lt IS Exchange f'ace
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J Joseph CARSON & CO.,
WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION NEE GIANTS,
Nos. 43 and As LIGHT STREET,
,,,-,-,------ Baltimore
fnnnA
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

A Sp1cY REPORT TO MIR. CLAY.-Gore's Liverpool Commercial Advertiser has spicy editorial inreply to Cassius M. Clay's letter to the Lonon Times upon the subject of Amer ican affair. It concludes as follows:
 Great Bitain is the best conseryator of her own homo, the best judge of her own interest," and that she now right loyoiiy salutes the stars andstripes, so she reserves the right to salute tn, palmetto, should the children of the South succeed in retaining the independent po- siaon witch they have assumed, in forming themselps in new Union of Confederate States. We have to deal not only with the po- litical, put with the commercial bearing of the qaarel and were not certain line of po- Hey foced upon us by our honor in opposition to our interest, in the mere commercial sense of the word, we would immediately dispatch a fleet which would effectually open to our com merciI navy every harbor of the South.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.--I referring to the late election, the Louisville Courier of the 8th
 says: "In every section, ard in almost every county in the State, the gains over the cleo tion in July have been extremely heavy. We have no doubt when the full returns shall be received, that they will indicate an increased southern rights vote in the State of at least twenty thousand. Had the election taken place a month later, we should certainly have carried the State by decided majority. The assurances that we have everywhere made large gains-that our party is a growing par that the strength of 'Unionists is ra-
 winding away, should encourage our
 eughout the State to renewed exer-
 ''se is just, and our ultimate
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14
cE,, ,.l

\ .s Y K E \ p'Aiss ss-as
 vs Hereby given, that, at and dnrlns Aas ,', " s; ly term 1861, of the Court or FLoIaaq Prairie County, Arkansas, the Ioiio" ,t 'a., ed executors, administrators, anu ha,s ~. filed their accounts current, ana voue ene's'iV ~ seftIeneut and confirmation by 'he co's' wit: = ID IT I.eo,rd ct als. ,..Anss as tfs. <. tate of George PattersoE dec'd.
 Alley Cook, as adRhistrator of the 9s'aS | of K. J. Coak, deca.
 Aser piyksin Administrator, de po"''l nA
 of the esate of David Roystsr, dec'd. II
 Rlzaheth Perkins, as administfasoi ol lR estte of Elisha Perkins dec'd. ! Aavnor Toone, as guardian ol r'SloAis' Woone. lau ' Tavnor Toono as gnardian of Lons Tcon'
 k Tavnor 'roone, as gllardianlof susan ioons , | Taos. Gray, as adnnistrator ot the estae l|f o. c. Treadwell dcc'd
 Henry Eagle, IS guardian of K. and Aaei IN David s. Wilson, as administrator ss estaf O&f ". J. ". Wilson, dec'd. E David Crenshaw, as glEssiian of E. I ] Eacksoh. ..I 9E ti. w. Iitton, ,s administrator of the etaps
 Dof Green 5. Littn, decd. Joseph Evans,4s guardin of Ann 5. ny . man. A. c. Clary, al adpinisrator of the esta'' t Aof J W. Ciary dc'd
 1Y Lott Johnson, 5 guardi;n of Louisa Robel' te ct als. ..d Jesse Hammonas administrator of the f - fl tate sof Mary E.Iammof, dec'd. Elizabeth Mrs, as administratrH N Franklin Myerslec'd. ,fk J. A. McKinee, as guardian of '' r mi Wray. r nt w. c. Robins, as administrator of ths :, :, tate of B. Myeraec'd.
 w. c. Robins, as administrator of the tate of Genree G, dec'd.
 [, of w. W. Kidd, iec'd.
 - c. W. Cherryas executor ofthe lastfI f and testament ofD. A. Cherry, dec'd. Q Charles w. yamack, as administi ato1 s.& the estate of Reecca Wamack dec'd. NSR. W. Douglas, as administrators de Slp' : %of the estae of W. H. England dec'd "o sseersons iterested in the settlelneip ,r nn an. sstateaare hereby notified to t' san1 suy ouen fff exceptions to such accot 5 if anr, a'I th "n on or before the seconda
 ne dbS tbSo avt oaV fof the Probate court of0
 oani'tv "Io +o tun and holden at the gel ,- honse'iI in ' th Plenty, on the second MendP
 0.tobar IT. b1r they will be forever bar
 and nrach, lsdom excepting to the samls n "''a attast se'u VIM. GOoDRUM. CleIs U August 1t'
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

ExUsEs HIMsELF.--John c. Vaughn, Col onel # the East Tennessee regiment, writing from Fairfax Court House, Va, to the Knox ville Register, thus commences his letter:
 You must pardon me for writing you line below the stars and stripes, as my regiment is now living, and subsisting on the supplies of the Lincoln army. We also write our let ssrs on their power and with their pens and inS, We sleep on their coats, cover with their lEgJalaef,'yets, read their Bibles and Testaments, so9H 9 ith their utensils, ride in their wagons "" ousses. ea their saddles and horses, carry ] our pro,YisNQns m eheir meat chests, sleep uu- uer a'iu 'a eir tents; we have their guns and aIeiiieIy ISaes to turn against them. Who eVel AeaIu Vl sNHh a victory
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

REeUIsITIoN ON ARKANsAs FOR THREE THOUSAND MEN.--President DAVIS has made a requisition on Arkansas for three regiments ss one thousand men each. Gov. Rector has issaed his proclamation and designated Bates vile and Clarksville as the places of rendez- vous. Each company will be allowed to select their own ofIicers--the field officers will be ap- pointed by the President.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

TIE GIGANTIC BATTERY. Among the tro- phies taken at Manassas was battery, com posed of the most gigantic ge ever seen on field of battle. They wereirty-two pound rihed cannon, on wheels, teror twelve feet high, and with tires foot lde, and drawn by ten horses. Such monstewere never seen before outside of fortifcatn. In this outfit ,wese s.-- Chinese stickiVyss The Yankees supposed that the mere sigTethose terrible looking monsters would cle; the field of an enemy Richmond Whig
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

WHAT THEY ARE DoING IN NEW ORLEANS distinguished foreigner," just from New Orleans, communicates the following facts to the New York Tribure. Speaking of the peo- pie of New Orleans he says;
 Their machne-stops and Boundaries are producing an abundance of arms and cannon. Some of the finest fiAed brass pieces he has vet seen he saw at.hese New Orleans works, and had no idea thy could produce such.
 They are building several gun boats, one of which-the larges-was nearly finished when he left. It is mace out of the tow-b boat Whit ney, a Baltimore built sea vessel; drawing 12 feet and having tgo propellers. The sides of this boat have ben cased with six-inch plate iron, and the blwarks guarded by double- lapped railroad ion bars. It has several wa ter-tight bulkhe;ds, so that the piercing one will not cause tie vessel to sink. Its brow is a projection of iolid iroa. Its propelling pow CT are two powirful engines, and the object of the vessel is torun down the Brooklyn, now blockading thu mouth of the Mississippi. The French Government has war vessels of the same kind, built as strongly as iron and wood can mak them, with powerful engines, made to resistshot and shell, and to sink yes sells by running against them with all the force they ca command. That is the way it is intended teoperate with this vessel. Gun boats constrEted after the same style, but of lighter draft are being built to operate as far up as Memphis.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-08-14

readers to the proclamation of Gov. RncToR. ordering an election to be held on Monday the 26th of this month, to elect a prosecuting at torney for the 5th Judicial Circuit, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation J L. Hollowell, Esq.
 Our friend, PLEASANT JORDAN, Esq, of Little Rock, is candidate for the position: as will be seen by his circular in our columRs Ks possesses both the experience and ability tc discharge the duties thereof. He is at pres- ent acting as prosecuting attorney pro. tenn.