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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-25
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Cairo, Illinois July Goth, 1860
Messcs. JOuS WILCOX & Co.
Your "lupec,ine," or "Persian Fever
CHARM" has done wonders. l was wholly de
spondent and wretched when l applied 1t, anu
in five hours the chills were removed ana no
fever has cnsued. Il is the simplest cure I'm,
aginable, and wonder Of nature or arr
would not be without this "inpectine' SIN g'o
hour. By constantly wearing it seem 10 w
Yours Very Truly.
Il. NJ. STOUT,
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Invasion of Iowa.
'Nc 7owns of Milan and Unionrilie Burned
bU fLe Seees sjOpisfs

TIE 1orns Of Milan and UnionrdNe Burned
by the Seeessionists.
Burlington, lo,ca, July ls.-The Hawk
Eye says that messenger reports that 800
rebel cavalry had invaded Appanoose coun-
ty, Iowa.
They are reported to have burned the
towns Of Milan anl Unionvile, Iowa. 1t
was feared they would also burn Centreviile.
the county seat Of Appanoose county. There
was great excitcmsut in Monroe. Davis and
other counties adjoining The people were
gathering up everything available in the
shape of arms.
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359 Acres,

about two-thrds of which are improved, and tbs
balance is unimproved and we'll timbered.
BY a record of the property made by the Cum
ty Surveyor, it has been conveniently divided
int three parts. to suit locality and purchasers.
and will be sold as o. whole or in divisions M
purchasers may wish.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree -
One-fourth Of the purchase money to be pnid in
cash on the day Of sale, and the balance in two
equal annual instalments Of one and two years
The deferred payments 20 be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser with surety to be approved
by said Trustees, and to bear interest from date
ISAAC JOHNSON,
JACOB BROWN.
Jul" Is. l&Tl--ts. Trustees.
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1t is a curious fact that Robert Gar
nett, who was killed at ST. George, was
the professional instructor of Mcclellan
at West Point. He taught him tactics,
aud had an apt pupil, it appear.
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D
Noh;ln Alahnmn, July %, 1860.

M0biIe, AIaJnmNJ Jug W 1007'
GENTLEMEN:
have been snatched from the grave.
by the application Of your w"nGeAIl Ihpec,
tine" or PERSIAN Fever Charm. lorselera'
800 have Suffered every season from fever
and acne. Last Spring my life was threatened
but your remedy has destroyed the disease, and
7 am rapidly gaining an appetite and strength.
Respecttallp, Yours,
d. y. BARRON.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-25

This truly wonderful preventive and cure for
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fcvers will be sent
by mail, post paid, on receipt Of one dollar
Also for sale ut all respectable Druggists and
Country Stores.
principal Depot and Manufactory. iss Main
st.. Rtchmond. Va. Branch 0iice, bank Of
Commeree Bgi'a:nc View r'crk. Addrett
SEPT 5--iy, tcEt Nlt'HN @
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A German View OF the american
War.

Troops offered in dctencc ct'Me Union
Mushcts purchased from Germany.
The following is an extract of Il letter
from a military officer, in the service of
one of the German States, to citizen of
Washington
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-25

Prosess,r-hiu Ia Z: l#a where b"
soon became aisung"i-A IS hss great
military talents.
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS
M For sale at this diee
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SIX CEys'TS EsEby.fRD.


by virtue Of ~ decree passed by tho Circuit
~ Court log AIieg'uy c5Gnty a. u Court Of F.
guilty, the undersigned rs Trustees. will offer for
sale, at public auction. on the premises. on the
10th day Of August next, at / O'clock, A. NJ, all
that well known and valuable real estate left BY
Edward Bucy of Allegany county deceased
This estate is sinatcd about seven miles cast Of
Cumberland, and q half q mile of the Baltimore
Tnrnnikn and contains
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1cl-,=c,, E3az21E.
m En-

G. T. NcCU LLOUGII,
july 4. lsGl-2a Cash CT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

TIE CONFEDERATE FLAG. We cordially svmpathize with the desire so generally ex- pressed that the present flag shall not re main the permanent ensisn ot the Conicd eracy It looks altogether too much like the old concern for the emblem Of sepa- rate and independent nation. Whilst we are emerging from the ch.ysalis, the present flag may appropriately represent a tran ,ition state, but, when we have attained our unqne>toned place among the nations, let us have flag as different from the U. ;. flag as 1t is possible for the wit oi man to devisc. We want nothing in our insiS- nia any more than our principles or Sentl- ments to remind us of the hypociitcai despotism which we have thrown off, Rtchmond Dispotch.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Lands OH the Line of the Cairo
 rn1 Eniton Railroad for Sale.

IIfTlE ROCK aK.. AUEn5t .JtIl. 'NFI. TIY r, srlgtion 4l order o tlt LA ru;I'e Con'n"e h ' r tl l vu a.i fi.ton Raiir.jtd Company. oT Jul, .5 K tte r-ts s-;.ael were aipiintei Trustees with amt t " a, acton. 70 sell any lands ot the chnpaF .l 4.t.,.uf sr- tae purpose cf paying its just debt, I .a. sr .ii. t, charge uf \ hch. tte company + ,I AS rot7IIv blu. d. am. the pay yutnt of which ,r.t.tr +. H,loneer reterrri.' .
 ;,,,- st,. 5,, S,! the sale amount moi l. Yrd-.,l .Aoust tud do elrs: tt d price not ! E, t, ,.-iI, and if, p4r to receive Ill pay! l, ,a,s e1a~c any ou,standn- Bonds l"xcnptins 9 ,t. Y Bands Nos. !. Z 8. !, and iU illegally ~ - M s x, s14 l.N itli ceItih ttes, other eYideu e. of aac pr @ea'trd ] 'S.,y .. 9 m hs .. eompsa;' a <, se e"tta7ato St-tcs If America and ;,, kS wants q the state of Arkansas: " Ae'G,e 's'.' ~ '',n ry gaia 0r1r the undrrstgn cl have appointed taa. q. Ar Na.' ,' M M "'iei 'i ''. i '''l ,'T Ar. to addressed him. WI ,yaIT
 , WI m' :. wnnnEUFF.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
ITEMS,

The first regular Congress of the Confederate States promises to be oue of the most talented bodies ever assembled The ,uth furnished Inc statesmen to the old union with few excep. lions, aid kept the government alive till is was drowned in the food of ianaticism. We give list of the Senators clect
 AIabama-W L. Iaucey, c. c. Clar ir ~s+rkansas-it. y. Johnson, C. B. Mirchtl.
 Fluspla--Jas. r. Hawkins, R. B. Hilton.
 Georua--Kobt looinbs, Beui. II. Hll'.
 Louisiana- Edward Sparrow, I. J. Semmes.
 MlsslsaiPpi--A. C. broHn, Jnm-s Phean.
 Mlsssae!---J ohn E. Clark, R. l.. r ?, ylon.
 North Carahna-Ueo. DavI>, W III. T. Dortch.
 South Caroiina--R. W. Buruwell, J. l.. Orr.
 Icune, ,~ee-L. |. Haynes, Gus. X. Henry.
 Tex .s-!4 ,uls I. Wistail, ". 5. Oldham.
 Nr5u,a--
 There is no discount on the Texas delegation. Nlstali Is acknowledged 10 be one of the best detN,ers in inc country. His colleague, udle c pldham, is we'll known to our people Us abe man. He filled many important stations bere, among others that of associate justice of the supreme court. Each State seems to have s.- lected her b st men, and glance at the above names will show combination of patriotism, taeut and judgment. tha, 1t would be difficult to find m d like number of men elsewhere.
 As soon as we can get the names, we will pub lsh B list of the representatives elect. Ken tcky a not yet admitted. but has appointed II. C. Burnett, Wm. Preston and W. E. Srnms, commissioners to negotiate for her admission into the Cuntederacy.
 The fort on Pensacola harbor generally sael. l.d "McRtr," Is properly "McRee.' It vas uann irun Gen. Mckee, and not, as some would rty suppose, after the celebrated w .ddy Macrre,"
 The Morgan Rifles is the name of New York r giment. Three of the lrs. tes got on spl and whipped Iheir colonel. They were tried in New ! ork about three weeks ago, each pleaded guilt, and was 6ned six and quarter cents. Whipping coonel Is like great mans de. fin,non of wir "War,' said he, "th ugh no luxury Is an expen ,iys ilduI. noel" Whipping colonel ot ile federal army, if not luxury, is pot an expensive indulge nee,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

THANKSGIVING DAY 1x LINcoLNDoM.- Thursday, the 2Sth ult, was observed a> ! day of thank giving in the Lincoln do- mains. In an editorial on the subject, the Baltimore Sun" says:
 We have never written those words with 60 little of nk>giving >piIit a~ we do to-day. Yielding Co none !n the true>t, ,incerest and most ratiotic devotion [" flle union ami con>ti nlion, under whose auspices We were born and bred, and whose honor and glory have been dear to us a> life itself indeed, thc very pride of life we cannot find cnuse for gIadne~s and hank giving in any aspect of pnblic affairs which now presents itself. The States distracted bv civil war, which ro. Pcct for the constitution and the maintenance of equal tights would have made impossible; the people of one section repelled by the unmitigable bitterness of sectional strife from those of the other: the authorities ot each holding in painful, weary and wasting imprisonment good and worthy citizens of thc other; ami all this as the most maiign effect of wanton intclmedriling, one portion with another. There is no cause toi thanksgiving here.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
tenptia and Arkansas River rfi1. E1ntp ATE STATES MAIL LINE
es 7. ,e..fs E-.-f5i gr-5s

s sI;:.-e g:...-4assz.s.: ,: ..szz ss=z5,sE>s3, warIlL te coqfo e1 h. fl wing new and e!e@ani E : ,4u,,r tIrs 5, a7oa, to 0l
 td.,trk ,.lele *. l.. MaINlS. -NlSer,
 Ch.,t.r t.h!.v Ez.U pbla-IARD
 ifafv, r,4nsj,pl h viii take fheirrlqces on th dtr.r n M Aaa.* rse as a % t,. LIRE Meyeg. o@SF rn Et.>-., WTr>t.ay . rd -.~r D,Y. at NJ and 'ca'e N,r51- xfrl.rrls R K on -Usr4T. IUlsDtE and ImRa Tntl rse in e riv.r nai- Fl b. c2rFieh n stag ai Lc Rock to >alJIc5 .2rcorn t2 n5 ,n,9 a,f '''1 ule "-'o' i>' j,.,,i for D.c.5 1851. f,'1, ~ ~ 'd'ri t ,aii.e out o.a alEe- i.c.Meat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
D. T EA F GR,
r.ano r.orta Tnnar and Regulator,

=- iAu decii to locate in iita Rock. &n prepared t,.ce'> 6 ..G fl. the TCEtug, Repairing Negu =, l ,t L5-EDH OeOA%-. PIANO RTE, AND M-LJDIoNs- list f vi r lol rnc- in their p lnrilctuTe Woad le.rt 5 " fer iny ryccs th- plbiic of btl' Rock and yt aeil. confident If eNii- eniire sttla%cttyu Ia at. l.4rti ., ,ty.il4r m- viti ttdr patronage.
 ,Ilat .rat }Lr tetgiols H)aA sors, vii meet with ur.f.,.f a ,;i,-.. De-. ;. 1-t. q.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Nctice is Hereby Given,

,E,Hn oH wing ati.l Il goods m be syl the 4th ly $ of iaaary next tr charges Gn the sane nnI ss the .clitr.,,.. are & ore lh' d,y oj sf'": He- mark Mrs riI-hro :tcns unknown; stored 'wi'h me by ssr. Talteqan. m Hat 'Sl sritb os-e. scored win r 7 a Nrf MA i,,x- anl ons small sileJoa.d marked Maxey Little Iocs .;ik ~ ,.SS,, ,;rt1-. ,-s~h Nc. 1S&i GEO. <. NH"hl@VN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
StraYed

9rg7f t'a euslf .ElT rhc 3isi day of 0ct"b"rgta n 'ast. tva ua-. 7nes dHk torrI. ahouts sz-Fs y,s;- ,l aud F ,nI D anl- high short ' S5 prtt reca .ct ..y hron,l. il the av- any. Any S--'@ iaf5r,,. .toa gwen wifi be .g7Afiy rqceiY l. Address Eaa'e i,tsrk. B.Hd,4y c'unly, Ark.
 I.e 2. tSr1 LE%UFL C. DODION.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

pET AERE S The undersigned having been reduced !" tha ranks, orLred to shoulder his gun and rar L. the army bJ an eict of ol Jack Fat ta a the 1"zet'e finds il in the abs nee of his parser in business nuw private in tine Il egt Ark Volunteers to put hei' hcu3e n orer quickly possible that 5e may fchuef prompt ohciie ieace ta ihe s }id edict.
 Thcrfre he ctil upon all parties frnd CT focs win on respect Co pers0ns who havea consc nfHs knowiig' ot ins in ebd 10 he firm of Burgevin fi~ld to come forward ard settle up upon the Est day or jan uY e62 all accounts and notes ia possession will be rlr m D his of legal agent for and collection War Bonds will be accepted1n payment for al due to
 BuEtiENFN & FIELD.
 Dec. F, ls6l 2t By Epmusp BuasEvis
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
hnnix Like.

IVY MURRAY notu;theaadinG his house was burned ne, w c l.nu ,. le', Monday mIping he is noE r on Ills mos ain ot4it.ih i'd stand, where he preparei '" far i,h m 4d m ca- u:ual He as keeps un h'na gI .lu ly of ,,ruc ard i@v:-ions when WI, h olu a. t.V a. mss !ia Git, him ct,l AoF x lebt l'-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
HATTo1, JoaNsovs & co,

E,nNNIssrUN 6 FORWARDING WERCH ANTs- PINE N B,rft ARKANSAS MsIs. JoH>soN>& PEAY having mt oj r'r Naye n and premises of i:4}. HtTroE n Fine H!uT arEiu>,- T nee he eo"iy n1 q d Tor. veu .,,c.- there, uul tlIe and firm O. II T. ToN J9tN-p> $ Cgf and in connection with thr Nhaif b oi .at frtY. at Nn o+ Il. and tine h"i-e
 ColN>s t.,y. |" Li'tir Rock thry HiiI b lrtpTei tv- and ior~ail Witil dispatch a heghts cn1},ie Il r.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISIYG

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten lines or ess,) for the first inse hoh, and JO cents fer each subsequent insertion. Merchautsadvertising by the year will be charge f30. Professional cards and other advertisements, no exceeding one square. $l0 per annum.
 @a3~ II money sent by mail at our risk God dol ITS are conven'ent for mailing. Indeed, gold ot all sizes can be forwarded by mall If
 DAILY BULLETIN.
 We are now isRling Daily Bul etin containing Ill he tclcgraph:c news, which will be uinshed by maI, bp 70 of4sr wGy at the following rates, always ih advance:
 For copy one year. %
 , copies one learto address 20 co Ann at the same rate for any larger number, that is s4 iur each bulletin.
 For SIX months copy ................ & co '' '' " . coples to one address,. l2 5" Anl at thc game rates for any larger number, that is :2 5o for each Bulletin. tie entire package tcf 20 to one address.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Half Milton Of Seasoned Lumber on
 Hand and for Sale.

ALF A1fIAIaN te,t well season Cypress Lrmber ts.Itca. ,Airess tAa uaiars -nel at trs"n Gr''- lonaay cuaty. 4 <. War HoHd,, Treasury Manant-, or
 Tr D 1s1, V. L. MENEFEE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
G25 Kew axd,

GSIRAYFn rlm tte suh ciiprr. ne,r Cypress @ " Cffl Aik. the il March. 1sGl. bay tsss.E> with ltze fac. black manesnd ,s;ii some /sIA wi iee o. her net, 15 hands high ] Nears old spring. and altogether fin VII. q. abt rWag, o- ln delivery said to ans information 5 that 1 g-t her.
 JOHN NJ. TATE c,p- <. Greek. P a. Ark 0ct 21 Is8i 6-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
o.ornized as having been seen on thestreets

recognized as having been seen on thestreets olChicago a. snch. by several of the guard. | clliny herself Ms. Onderdonk, was placed lere in my house, Tn g room adjoining lmne.
 / In making this exposition, 1 have no object oi appeal to your Sympathies. If the justice oi my complaint, and decent regard for the worlds opinion, do not move you I should but waste time to claim yonf attention on any other score.
 1 may, however, recall to yonr mind, that but little while since you were quite as much prescribed by public sentiment here, for the opinions and principles you held, as 1 am now for mine.
 Icould easily have escaped arrest, having had timely warning. thonyhtit 1t impos- sble that your statesmanship might pre- sent such a proclamation of weakness to the world, as even the fragment of 8 once great government turning its alms against the breasts of women and children. You have the power, sir, and may still further abuse it. You may prostrate the physical strength, by confinement in close rooms and insufficient food-you may >ulJect me to harsher, ruder treatment than l have d. ready received, but you cannot lmprison the soul. Every cause worthy ot success has had its martyrs. The words of the heroine Corda, are applicable here, :" C'e" Ie 5rine qm tait lo houte, et non ros Fecddn- faude." My sutferings will afford s'Snlt- irant lesson to the women of the South, that sex or condition is no bulwaik against the >urging pillows of the " irrep'esslole conflict"
 The "iyon Aeel of power" may keep down. but it cannot crush ont, the spiiit of reSis- tance in people armed for the defence ot their nights; and l tell you now, sir, that vou are standing over a crater, whose >mothercd fires in 9 moment may burst forth
 It is your boast, that thirty three bri"t- ling foltifications now surround Washing ton. The forlifcations of Paris d'd not protect Louis Philippe when his hour had come.
 In conclusion. I respectfully ask youy attention to this my protest, and have the honor to be, etc,
 (signed) RosE o. N. GREEsnow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
panov I,etter Paper and En VeloEes.

FFsiiE .-~crtber n ts ha ,d, at his pIn i; nana H Natt ham & ge etork of fam ',:T-i.,.. auI Envelope. all -iz~% cmhel l,hci with essrI ITS in clor- and Portraits of Davis Dct ,r and afllcr i igrlistv patrpls-wnch he will sell h P by th- barge mali quaDtiiy. JA>. D. BU lLE N'
 My q. 'tl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
N Q TIC T

rE,gs upder.rod aimnisrntor of the est, Of James IA 4. Morris, d..eaea, will efs f,r sale Q ie nl' v'hd 't.t odcr, eHtuidty the 18th 6>5 ' p .4t G 6t t1a lac Iedenre of said scra<a "h t .i''.. siia s from y of lio the fl"ihS uo'crioe4 VII" >to.t beiau.ing tl said estate to-w-; =,
 Fiilret fc d rf Mark i ipss, t"o years ot '
 Tw,ucs-l ur h ad If Mark d fogs, one year 9i''
 Ta rltty n a | cj dn,nar6 r6ei II 'gs, 1n' year o'"
 AtuRnin. ia tha neigrborhooi ot t'e i"o Hec5aSfH: A-, ir,r. five year. od luhu'h9 Ill Ihf neI borlooI oS Hil4 Q Penning CO.,
 Etwqt,V | S.!fH, Adn of E.t''te et "'fF ' I.N4S 3t.RI- iper'd
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Selling or at CCstl

TT prGp0Sg to -eil Iut enuIe Suck ri fnrnture ~ @ E fr C5sl. c,usi.tin- iu pat nt d Steals H an I,-rI ipb... Safs tua~-. rfc. ,tc. tn} perFo n sirn 70 ul! lss flii ar oonIp.t Stock. ult '' to ca Naniua rneat fore putcatn else whei" On door tbsve Nr. inc store on Markham
 re 12 7ert tr tAGIEHART ELLG
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

We hear very little of Co., Rust and his regl' rnent in Western Virginia, but we should not forget them. Perhaps none of our troops l" service have suffered and toiled more than these brave men, In the bleak aud snow covered mountains of Virginia, marching and counter marching, skirmohing, and enduring hunger, cold, sickness and privations without number they never murmur or complain. History will do them iuStica.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Beef Hides Wanted.

q IL PERSONS iulebtei the subscriber by pote or "a otherwise eau pay the in WAR BONDS. at par.
 ,qt24 LAMBS A. HkSRY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
THE TRUE DEA0RAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURDASY it. $. YERkES ACo.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For one cop,, one year, in advance. ...x..(2 O0
 No nap.' sent without advance payn:entt
 fs- The above rates are for gold anu siAr CT its equivalent.
 h consequence of the appreciation Of coisnd depreciation of paper currency, 8 50 in adypre will be the price of the paper when not pal in specie.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

Many planters are baling their cotton with boards. We see one planter gets out coarse basket stuff, and weaves 1t like mat or basket, and. with this covers the bale of cotton. It k sad to be cheaper than bagging. The difficulty in some places would be the scarcity of white oak, or basket timber.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
PRoNuNcIA nA hNAO V.

FnHHg highest market price will De paid for @oid B' T lids IY CBIBBS F''GHAN Dec 12 I~tf lt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19
Salt. Salt.
War Bonds.

w scRUGGs hts on hand 50 sacks of No. Salt for w . sale tlc; 3t. lStl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

It appears that the dispatches and documents of Messrs Mason and Shdell, with their drafts, were put in the mail bags of the Trent and were taken to England. This precaution saved a large amount and the dispatches can be deEv- cred to the British and French governments by the families of the arresie,: co.uiplssoners.
 Volunteering still goes on briskly in some ,..m. of ,hi, Stare. he Wa,hington Telegraph saws a conl,auy of manly looking volunteers, ,be "Laiayette ueeglts,' left Lew'svl'le, Laf"y ette county on the 26th lit,, for Camden, olilcer ed & follows: Harris, captainj H4ghy, lSt, Weliborn. 2d, and Murphy, 3d lieutenant; hei er,O.s. We suppose Kentucky is thelr deS~ ation.
 Col. Robert Mckee, of the Louisville Courier, has been apponted by Gov. Johnson, and con frmed hy the legislative council, secretary of state. under the provisional government ot Ken lucky.
 The proposition to remove the capital ot Lou isiana from BaloE Rouge to New Orleans, has been defeated in the Senate of that State by a vote of It to Is.
 On his arrival at New Orleans, Gov. L.. 4. Jackson of Missouri was serenade! at the ot. Charles Hotel. His response was recelved win er-at applause, and he was enthusiastically cheered by the large crowd assembled to hear him.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-12-19

The fort on PenSaco'a harbor generally spell l.d ''McR,r," is properly "McRee.' It was nam, lrum Gen. McRee, and hot, as some would rrly suppose, after the celebrated w .ddy Macree,"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

A KxRE RKTogr.-When "Jessis FIRE.
mont''-she peoples fsJesaie''--went on
TO Washington to ferret out If possible
the source Of that bitter, snsaking hostil-
ity which was being parsued towards her
husband, she very naturally came into
collision With the Blair family. At one
interview With the President, MIR. Blair
ST., father Of the P n General aud Frank
Blair was present, when the following
sharp as a briaF eony eFsasion occurred;
Blair.--"Mrs. Fremont. allow nae to
say TO you that in my judgment, Madame,
your proper place Is II the head Of Jour
husbands household at Sc. Louis and
this intermeddling with affairs Of the
State, TO say the least Of it, is very bad
taste on your part. And, in conclusion,
| wish you TO understand that here Ii
where we make men and unmaka them. +"
To which beautiful specimen of egotism
and impudence "Jessis" drawing herself
up to her full height, che old Benton
blood tingiing throagh her veins replied
as follows; @
"Mr. Blair, permit me to say to yoI
that, Thoue seen soma aesa Of your ngak
ina, and If they are khs best sots caa do
/ sdrise you TO ssziG he business. -Rait
read Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-27

FAMEAIEs DTyrpKp BIZ THx CuTL War
The Boston Courier ssys the division Of
families Ia the war Is strikingly iiiustrat-
cd in the case o. two Of The most distin-
guiahed fsunilies Ia Kentucky. Henry
UlRy, the grandson Of the statesman, il
assistant Adiusans under Brig. General
Richard w, johnson, in Kentucky. His
uncle, JasAas Il. Clay, In ! violent seces.
sionist, nov under bonds to appear foG
trial for tg aason. Another uncle-Th Thorn
as, Ia the e. 8. service il responsible fol
the appearance for trial Of james b
CLAY. A brother, Thomas Clay, Jr., il
on the STAFF oil Gen, Beauregard. Hi
sistes's husband, with whom yoaug Olay
resides in Louisville, has lately entsrst
the United States service, With two 9th
er brothers, for the var. Here ID aaothe
| example s---John j. 0Fitaendea haa ca
son Who is BrigsdisF Gensral IN ID
Confederate SERVICE after having serves
and been henoged by the government TO
vaaay Years. AnusAsr 500 Is Brigsdie
General Ia toe army OF the Unioa, bu
] holding his commission firm the State Q
Kentucky. AnotAsr holds The rank Q
/ Captain In the Fsdmsl army. John ]
/ Crfftenden himself, Ut the age Of 70, bssg
arms az private In the Home Guard d
frankfort.