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The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25


 DR. M. MCCLURE, or BATEsvILLE.-We were pleased to meet with this gentleman on the steamer Kanawha Valley, on Friday last on his return from the Worth The Doctor had business of vital interest that called hin to the regions of Abolitio,dom, and it will be seen from the article below that he met with a warm reception at the hands of one of Lin coln's spies.
 From the Danville Democrat of the 23d Of August, 1861, published atDanville, Illinois
 Good Shooting, but Nobody Hurt"
 Our lookout correspondent while on his way from this place to Tolono, furnishes us with the following sharp talk, which resulted in sharp shooting, between oneDr. M. Mcclure, Gas we learn from Batesvills Arkansas,) and MT. Ward, a Detective ring-eader, and a con- temptible 'spuppy,' the fac of which needs no comment, but will show ior itself in this, as well as many other similaicases. Previous to train time, MT. Ward acclsed Dr. Me Cure of being Southern spy, witch created con- siderable excitement in and bout the station, but upon examination there vas nothing found on him that showed that heeven was from the South, except his own acknowledgements, and a duplicate calling for 3,D acres of Ar
 
 tective" puppy, stating that dis land yet be- longed to ''us," meaning th9 United States. At this Dr. lecture remarkd, that these in- suits were only lent and shoua be returned at some future day. At this monent the train was in sight, and after drawing up to the sta tion, the Detective gentleman said to the Dr., you can escape if you wish to Nc Cure feel ing somewhat relieved at this .ews, (especial- ly being on wedding excurson,) and step- ping on the platform of the lat car with two small valses, one of which hecarried in and placed in seat, together witE his repeater, which he had for the last hous iii his hand. But on returning to the platform for his other small hand trunk was complimnted with the following slang by MT. Ward: 'Dn Mcclure I only can hope that you, and moreIespecially your women, may get your bellies full of African slavery before you gain your Ihde- pendence." Dr. Mcclure replied, Nr. Ward, 1 only can hope, that you, together with all other d--d dirty low flung Abolitiolists, who in any manner interfere with slavery. contra trary to the Constitution, may at the hands of slaves meet an early grave, and that your wfes and daughters may be blessed with, at least half dozen ''nigger babies.7 At this MT. Ward drew repeater and fred the ball taking effect in McClure's side, passing through his clothes in two places. but did not enter his person. At this time the tain was ill motion, but Mcclure having confidence Gas we afterwards learned. in his long shoot- ing, ran in and procured his pistols and re- turned to the platform, and singlediout MT. Ward, at a distance of seventy yards and fired, the ball taking effect in the left shoulder of Mir Ward, but no serious wound was inflicted. Ward returned the second shot, but without effect.
 Mir. Ward will some day pick up the wrong man. Such slang as he makes use of is uncail- cd for.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

GSy' Five ladies of Baltimore, together with thirty-eight members of the Maryland Leg isature, have been throwninto prison. Among the arrests is Ross Winans, the most charita- ble man in the country, and the greatest bene- factor otSne poor and needy. We hope the ConfedefSsss will succeed in arresting every Union member of the Kentucky Legislatu,e e, and mete out to them the same treatment that the federals are bestowing upon their Legisla- tive prisoners.
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R7g- We are authorised to announce Hon.

Gsy- We are authorised to announce Hon. A. H. GARLAND, as q candidate to represent the Third Congressional District of the State of Arkansas, ill the First Congress under the permanent Government of the Confederate States. The 3rd District is composed of the counties of Pulaski, Saline Dallas, Calhoun, Union, Jefferson, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, Chicot. Desha, Arkansas and Prairie. Eec- ton " Wednesday,, November 9th.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

G1~ The Camp Meeting, eight miles Soutn- west of Des Arc, which closed last week, was attended by the following preachers: J. B.. Annis, Presiding Elder; Edward English, B. G. Johnson, l. Y. Corbitt, Dr. Ward, Ii. H.. Hadkins, w. D. Nelson, John Perry, John w.. Mann, Dr. T.. Sanders, J. W. Hudson, H. D.. McKinnon. There were between twenty and twenty-five conversions.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25
For EEectO rs.

EDWARD CRoss, Hampstead County. DAVID WALKER, Washington County. Jonw R. HAMPTON. Bradley County. ". c. BEyrNs, Independence County. H. l.. GR1NsrED, Ouachita County.
 ". w. MANSFIELD, Franklin County.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

CLOTHING FOR THE DEs ARC RANGERs.- Persons wishing to send clothing to the Des Arc Rangers, are requested to leave the same at Perkins, Drug Store in Des Arc, from whence they will be forwarded in charge of member of the company.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

sg~ A funeral sermon on the death of LE- vIN HARRISON and JOSEPH c. TARKINToN will be bepreaehed at the Baptist Church, on Sunday next, at Il o'clock, by Elder J. Nj. Cox.
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DTEsDs On Saturday evening last, Maj. D. H. E. SANDERS, ill the 67th year of his age.
NOTHCE.

TOHN V. HUDSON, and all others concern 2 ed, are hereby notified, that on the 9th day of October next, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day, l shall proceed to take de- positions before w. A. w. Mann, a Justice of Che Peace in Wattensaw Township, Prairie county, Arkansas, at his residence, to be read in evidence before the State Land Agent at to contest the legal right to my pre-emption on the West of the N. E. 1 Sec. 2l, T. ?. N., R. 5. w., at which time and place they can appear and crooss-examine my witnesses, and also produce their own, if they see proper al- lowing me the same privilege.
 W. J. ROBINSON. Devalrs Bluff, Sept. 9, 1861-2t
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Gy" Since the organization of the bureau or office of the government loan, under the eff cient superintendence of J. D. B. DeBow Esq, the progress of subscription has been very marked and rapid. The Richmond Ex. amner states that the receipts at the office since it's organization, have been on an average of forty thousand dollars day, with late evidence Of increase in the subscription.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

G1E- R. c. RICHMOND, will commence a Male and Female School in Des Arc, on Mon day next. He is worthy gentleman and q competent teacher.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

NORTH CAROLINA SENAToRs.-The North Carolina legislature after many ballotings have finally chosen George Davis and Wm. T. Dortch as Confederate States senators from that State.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25
Public Speaking.

The Hon. A. II. Garland will address the public on the Cotton Subscription to the Con federate States, at the times and places named
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The counties of Pulaski and Jefferson are omitted in this list, because agents have dis cussed the subject thoroughly in them, and lists have been distributed in both for some time. If friends of the project will make other appointments easily filled in the line of those made, they will be attended to also
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WHITE RIVER c. s. MAIL LINE

DIEM IT " E EhL ' HUM JhCKSUNFONT IO
 MEMPHIS VIA. NAPOLEON.
 KANAWHA VALLEY, D. B. PRIcE, Master. Des Arc = Up Thursdays = down Saturdays. SAM. HALE. .......... c. w. CoLEs, Master. Des Arc = Up Tuesdays = down Thursdays.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

Napoleon, Desha county 25,h Sep Columbia, Chcot county, 27th C Lake Village, " 2Sth < Monticello, Drew county, 1st Oetob er Hamburg, Ashley county, 3rd Warren, Bradley county, 5th Hampton, Calhoun county, 7th !" Princeton, Dallas county, 9th < Camden, Ouachita county, 11th l" Fl Dorado, Union county, 14th '' Magnolia, Columbia county, 10th ss Lewisyille, Lafayette county, 17th (. Spring Hill, Hempstead CO.,, igth :. a
 Washington, [" 2lst
 Brownstown, Sevier county, 2ith paraclifta, < 26th C
 Centre Point, 28th C
 Murfreesboro, Pike county, 30th {" Philadelphia, Clark county, 2d Nov. Rock Port, Hot Spring CO.,, 4th !" Benton, Saline county, 9th i"
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TREATMENT OF TYPHOID FEvER-A phy- sician proposes the following remedy for ty- phoid fever through the columns of the Rich mond Enquirer;
 Having learned from friends, just from the Northwest, that typhoid fever is prevailing there to a considerable extent, among our sol- diers, feel authorized to suggest through your columns remedy, which, in my hands, has produced the most happy effects It con sists in the free of the spirits (oil) ct tur- pentine, from the very commencement of the disease. Dose-l5 or 20 drops, once in three or four hours, in wine glass of mucilage. To this may be added one drachm Huxham's tincture bark.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25


 GEN. A. s. JoHNsToN.--A Virginia cores pondent of the Savannah Republican, writing on the 8th, thus speaks of Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston:
 Gen. Albert S. Johnston ia generally con- ceded to be the finest field officer in the Con- federate States, not on this continent. Gen. Taylor considered him the first man in the army, and it is known that General Scott and the officers of the old army looked upon him as the cunning man among the younger men ir the service. He is thoroughly posted in the details in every department in the army; and what is of vastly more importance, he knows what to do with volunteers. A short time after leaving West Point, he retired to pri- vate life, and did not re-enter the army for several years. In the meantime he mingled freely with the people, and now understands their feelings and dispositions, as well as any man in or out of the army.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25

Paints, Oil and Turpsntine, A LWAYS on hand and for sal@nby "A ssb1s1 STEWART & BROS.
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Memphis & White River Packets.
 BRACELET. ....R. D. B. MILLER, Master. NEW MOON, ...... JOHN DEARING, Master. COL. MORGAN..J. H. QUIsENBERRY, Mas.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25
c. MORRILL,, EDITOR

DIES ARC, ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY. ...SEPTEMRER 9, 1861.
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Confederate States Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT, JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi.
roR vICE-PREs1DENr,

ALEX. T. STEPHENS
 Of Georgia.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25


 Rg5 Hon. Willie P Mangum, eff North Carolina, died at his residence in Orange county, in that State, on Saturday the 7th inst, at an advanced age. For some years he had suffered with paralysis, anditis probable that the recent death of his only son, from wound received on the field of Manassas, depressed his spirits to point from which he could not rally. MT. Mangum had filled nu- merous important public stations, among which were those of Judge of the Supreme Court of his State, member of Congress, Uni ted States Senator, and Vice President of the United States, by election of the Senate after the installation of Mir. Tyler as President. | He was man of brilliant attachments, an elo- quent orator, and the possessor of those pri- 1 vate virtues which endeared him to his neigh bors and friends. The North Carolina Legis- lature, on receiving intelligence of his death, passed suitable resolutions of respect to Dis
 memory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30

TYRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the I4;h
1 day of July, ST Polly Gardner and Joseph
Gardner. by jonathan ;. smith, their attorney in
fact, executed unto John &. Il lis trustee a Ger
tain deed Of trust conveying TO said Trustee the
land in scott county, Iowa, described follows,
to-wit: Lots No. fourteen, fifteen, s2t en-, II,
Is aud Is ! in block No.tw p in James N. +.
Halls addition TO the city OF davenport viii CHI
said Conveyance his MAZE for the IurpsSe OF Sc
curing the payment Of proinissory note, made By
said Folly and Joseph Gardner, by their said at
totney in fact, j ,. Smith, to Chauncy krum
fol one hundred AMI fifty dollars dated July 4th
looo, and due year after date with inteles, at
ten per cent. and now said note having become
due, and the said makers having failed to Jay tn e
same, now therefore /, John c. Bills, Trustee, on
app ication Of the said ChaGncy krun, the legal
holder Of said note, do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power which is in me
vested by said deed OF trust, will, ca Friday the
10th day Of January, \. ?. le62, II the hour of
two oclock IL the afternoon Of said day, al the
Court House door, in tae city Of Davenport, IN
said county, expose and oTcr for sails II pubic
auetluI. the parcel. OF land alve ies5r bed, -
much here,. "a ball Gs necessary u satisfy and
,ay the said iote with interest thereon to the day
Of ae, together with ali the Costs ard expense.
Attending said sale, costs Of tbi: Eo,ice ana Tra
tees fees.
Da eli the 9th day Ct December 1861.
JOHN c. BILLS,
dcl0-d.s) Trustee.
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Z LEGAL.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whersas, on the l,th
l. day Of February, A. d., 1857 J. Wilson Gu,.
teau and Missouri Gui;esu, his wife, Of Daven.
port Iowa, executed unto Austin Corbin as Trus.
tee. certain Deed of Trust, conveying TO sasl
Trustee tue and in Scott county, Iowa, descr ked
rs follows. to-wit: Lot No. sixteen (l6) OF
"Hawley outiots," being situated in the south
east quarter OF section No. tweBty-eight IS, and
the north east quarter Of section thirty three 49,
IN township No seventy eight rs, north Of range
No. four 4, east Of the 9TH J.. NJ, containing
I've ami twenfy-iour one-hu odredihs acres
- 24-loo, be the same. more or less, for more
particular description If which, reference il
hereby made 10 the map or plat Of said Hawleys
outlets, recoTdei in book \" OF Deeds, at page
=. Of she records Of sad county whi.h said con.
veyaucs vas made by the said Guiteau and wife,
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment Of one
certal u prUnissJry note ana the interest thereon
signed ny said j. Wilson Guiteau dated the til
day OF February, a. d.. 1857, ami payable in enc
year after date, y toe order 81 Nicholas Feervary
al the hiking House Of Macalot i Corbn, d
davenport with interest at ten per cent. per an
Lum. ENDORSED On said note is interest II Febru-
ary llth, ls55, and eighteen dollars st different
times thereafter. SAID note W. for the sum Of
ne hundred and seventy dollars.
And now, said note having become due ard
payable, AMI the said j. Wilson Guiteau hayn.
failed TO pay the same, except in part as above |
Austin Corbin Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give
thspublic notice that by virtue az the power hich
isin.me vested by said Deed Of Trus; will on Sat
uriay 'he 18th day Of January, A d., 1862, at the
hour a nine o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. q
the Court House door, in the city Of Dav-
EXPORT, expose and offer for sale az public auc-
ton, for cash. III parcel Of ana above described or
so much thereof hall be necessary satisfy
pay the amount Of sail note with interest
thereon to the lay Of sale together with all costs
ami expenses attending sal sale cost ot this notice
and Trustees lees,
Dated the 39th day Of December A. D., lsbl.
AUSTIN GUkBlN,
de30-dtsl Trustee.
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LEGAL.
1I,kUsTEE's sALE.-whe,eas, on tn. 18th

HVKUSTEE'S SALE.-Wheress, On the I5,h
L day of November, A. d., SIS, Maria Green
AMI Stephen II. Green, her husband, executed
unto Abner Dawson, as Trustee certain Deed
Of TIus; convey ne 10 said trustee, the land in
Scott county, Iowa, described u follows io-wit /:
part Of the south east quarter Of section tbir-
teen H. in township seventy eight (.6) rorth
q range three east Of the Y. II. more
Iar,seularly described and bOu pded a. follow. to-
Wit Beginning at stone on the west bank Of
Duck Creek, and east OF the quarter correr be-
tween sections thirteen u.s. and twenty-four
a. te distance OF fourteen IA CT ms ard
twenty 20 links thence east aloog the south
line Of said section thirteen (l3) twenty nine
~ chains and eghty-four { 81 links to the
township liLe thence due north ten &c chains
and seventy -niae ~ links to stone thence
Iue west four I. eh aims to a stone thence due
north WOE chains AM nifty j0) links to
stone thence due west eighteen { Is chains and
eighty four 50 links to stone; thence due
-oath two chains aud Gfiy - Iinks to a stone:
thence due west seven { I chains to stone
thence due south ten TO- chains AMI seventy
zine (I9 links to the place Of beginning, con.
tanning thlrty-six and y0i acres, and being the
sAme land conveyed to said Maria Green BY Julia
f. COe aud husband which said conveyance was
made by the said Maria Green and Stephen H.
ureen for the purpose o! securing the payment OF
a certa pronissory note and the interest thereon
sisaed by said Maria Green and Stephen II.
breen, dated the 18th day d November, A. d.
l-59, and payable as follows for the sun OF two
thousand seven hundred and ninety eight 55-,o0
s2,a.9 5o-lp0J dollars, payable 70 the order of
Henry Miller, on the 1t day Of December, 1853,
with interest at ten per cent. Pc, alnun af er ma.
turity.
AND now, said lromissory note having become
due and payable, ami the said Maria Green ard
stephen II. Green having failed to pay the same,
excepting the suu Of two hund Cd an forty dol
lars winch RENTED, |, Abncr DAWSON,
Trustee aforesaid do hereby give this public no.
;ice, ihatby virtue Of the power which is in NE
vested by said Deed Of Trust, | VII, on Saturday,
the 25th day Of December, A. b. ISL, at the hour
)ftwo O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day. at the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, ex-
pose AID ofer tcr sale, az public auction, the
parcel oi land above described, or SO much there
Of as shall be necessary to satisfy aud pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest there
on to the day Of sale, together with AL the costs
and expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of November, A. p. ISL.
ABNER DAWSON,
Ge5I
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IN tie LOnnt1y
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INA .N'
ttSALCliNG direct in the Onion Depot at
" pittsburgh, with Through Trains from All
Hcat cities Tor Pbiladelpnia. New Yarl. Hos
sen, baltimore, ..ni Washington City; thus fur.
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ssDger unsurl passed, for sIeed and comfort i.
any ether route.
sAII.s- All Fast Lines through H. i'hi!adel
ta.a withnut change 81 Cars Or Iond uctors
Srenhg 'ars are attaehci 10 each train
Win. sleeping Cana to Express and Fa.,
ih.hs he iApIess runs daily, Mail and Ea..
~ q sunday exc.pte4. Three da:.y Train con.
ret ifect set Ne" ioIk. Express and Fast
s!se connect Tor baltimore and v Washington.
n2i.ess lr..p caves Pittsburgh nt2 a. NJ, ar
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ao.h 20" NJ ~.
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reg iefk tGo Dally Trans bot. New York
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important i-ai!i'ad otlces Ia TIE West, also on
board any q the regular Lane Of steamers on the
hitsissip ii OF ONO rivers and lickets westward
q. me olices oil the Compahy ia boston, New York,
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hsk i1f iiekets ~ itlnuTgh.
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Aorth-"e3.
re cohAse'ioA - 'fachs ~ the Haliroad Bridge
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O. the COMPANY. r,,nr
- . or " Ahi' stsDursh.
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Notice,

1NO THE HTIR9 AND LEGAL REPRESEN-
tires Of Susanna SPOTS, late Of Cacrtaryon
township, Lancaster county, Penns, deceased
lou are hereby notified that BY virtue Of an order
Of the Orphans Court Of Lancaster county, to me
directed. viii bold an inquest to divide, part or
value the real estate O. Susanna SPOTS, decd,
On Thur9iay, the 18th dag Of December, sol, al
10 o'clo,s 4. H., a;the premises in Caernaryon
township, said county when ard where you may
attend if you think proper.
Sheriff Office, Lancaster, November 81, 1861.
s. ". p. BOYED,
dc3l Sheriff Of Lancaster County, Pa
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d5o-dtsl

VNkUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
i day Of December, a. d., lo5g. Hugh Kelsey
and Sarah l.. Kelsey. his wife, of Scott county,
iowa, executed unto Austin Corbin, ~ Trustee
certain deed of Trust, conveying 10 said Trustee
the land In scott county, Iowa described as fol-
lows, to-wit: part ni the north -east fractional
quarter OF section No. tvo(2, township No. sew
euty-nine ~, o.. range NJ. five 5. cas- Of the
9TH I. u bounded aud described az follows, To-
wit: Commencing at the south west corner og
one acre OF grounl decided 10y +. pinreo, guardian
Of the hers Of Hazel lnueo, deceased by ord or
Of the County Court Of ~cott county, ii Timothy
Scarf, commencing al the aforesaid south i
coEner - u running thence east fvlty-e .ht ~ D
ieet thence north tea To- rods: lii he west
ioiu eight (ioJ feer. AMI thence ssath
tea (Io4 rods to the place Of b5zin-
ming which sail conveyance was made Nv
the said iu h Kelsey ard wife, FOR the purpose
OF securing the payment Of one certain prouissoty
note and the interest thereon, sigucd ~ s.d Hugh
Kelsey, dated the 1T. day Of Dccciu ocr A. H.,
is19, for the sum OF one hun1rei All fvrty-oae
aud % loo dollars, due ia year aftcr d4ts 10
the order OF stephen Thompson, ut tho baking
House Of Maci."t CoFbin, With interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. from date About one hun
dItl do.4ais has been paid, and Tue balance il
due
And now, said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Hugh h eisey having failed H.
pay the same. except IN art a above, l. Austin
Corbin, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice that by virtue Of the pow er
which is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust,
Will. on saturday, the 18th day 0. December, :. .
Dl76l, ii ;hehour Of nine o'clock in the forenoon,
Of said day, at tho Court House door
in the City Of Davenport, expose ami ofcr for
sale at public auction, .of cash, the parcel OF laul
above iescrb bed, nuca thereof rs shall be nee
esary to satisfy ana pay the amour; Of said note,
ard the Interest thereon to the day Of sale together
with all the costs and expenses attending sal1
sale, costs Of this notice and trustee fees
Dated the Cd day Of Deeeinbe-, 4. = ISL
AUSTIN C0RBIN,
de- lts1 Trustee.