Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-09
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 We learn that B. c. Harley & Co.,, are mak- ing 50 bushels of salt a day at their works on 1 the Ouachta river. If kettles can be procured ] they can increase this yield. Mir. Harley will write to us we hope in time for our next issue, ! the price of the salt at he works and whether ! the company intc4d to sell it all here, or send i it to various points They could sell a thousand bushels here day. As soon as it is generally known that the salt can be obtained at that point, wagons will be sent for it. We shall recur to this subject again. In the meantime Ward and Ba8ham ought to go to work at their saline in Franklin county. I The confederate dispatch schooner, Adeline, was captured by the federal frigate, St. Law renee. The captain is J. Il. Harlee, nephew of Gen. Hardee. Capt, Hardee was sent to 1 Fort Lalayette--in irons.
 Segar, the fellow in Ljncolns Congress who 1 claims to represent the Fortress Monroe district declared that {" ii the war is to be waged against the great institution of the South he and his 1 friends will take up arms against the tnion! 1 Fornev, the Press-man, smokes Segar by amt ing that he holds seat by fraud, and says it is | a shame that lie should utter such threat when l the people of the North have spent good many millions of dollars sacrificed good many hundreds oflives and laid aside conscience, man. hood, selfrespect and sympathy Of the worid.' Forney blurted out the truth then.
 
 On the l7th of December, in the federal House of Representatives, Vallandingham said, in reference to Mason and Slidell: ]" These men will be surrendered before three months in the face of threat. l make that prediction here to-day" Truly "a prophet is not without ho nor save ill his own country"
 The Louisville Daily Courier, published at Bowling Green, Ky, is received here on the third day after it Is published. Those who have relatives in the arinyin Kentucky would do well to send dollarand get it for forty days There is also a spirited paper published at Columbus, called the News. Send another dollar for that
 Several of the federal eolonels in Kentucky have resigned, and there Is much dissatisfaction. To.check this, the federals are telling the most outrageous lies as to the character of the con federate troops. The Cincinnati Commercial says there is one regiment of cavalry composed entirely of negroes and another of~Comanche Indians. Column after column of their papers are filled with pretended reports of burnngs, palagings and acts of atrocity averred to have been committed by confederate troops. Good Lord! how vehemently and strenuously they lie.
 The hypocrisy of the federals is apty illus trated by their threats against England. While declaring privateers to be pirates and offering to enter into treaties to abolish them at the same time they are declaring it to be an inhuman and savage mode of warfare, they threaten England with their privateerS and brag how many Eng fish ships they could destroy.
 Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victo ria, was born August 26. lSl9 married in lS4o and died December b, 1861.
 Caleb Cushing is to supersede Gen. Phelps al Ship Island. It is supposed Phelps will bs made one of the supreme judges in the Gew sss of sub-supreme court the lannRaass ase about t, create.
 The manu4aciogy of letter envelopes, at @ lumbus, Georgia, will soon he able to turgou 35o,OoO envelopes each week, With the pfesen machinery t has made quarter of million C nvelopes and has orders far ahead of it's work.