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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
Makora Arab1ca,
DISCOVERED BY A
MISSIO IN AIRY

WHILE TRAVELLING IN RIA A.
"A should use the MAK0RA ARABICA, dis
covered bya missionary insArabia.
Al who are threatened with Consumption
should use the Mskora Arabica, discovered by
missionary la Arabia. ,.tt afisS 49, .DE
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should
use the Makora AraSica, discovered by ms
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from sore Threats,
Coughs and Colds, should use the Makora Arabi-
ca, discovered BY missionary in Arabia. - =
Ali who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofula
and impurities OF the Blood should use the Ma
kora Arabics, discovered by a missionary in Ara
bia. sol q
1t cures Consumption. s. ---. s.a ss. ..a
II cures Bronchitis. '--E 81
1t cures Sore Thoat, Coughs and Colds.
1t cures Asthma, serofula, and impurities OF
the Blood. i-l.. .o'-l e.. Z
This unequalled remedy is now for the FIRST
time introduced 10 the public. l..s,t ..-...s,
TWAS providentially discovered by mission
aIy while travelling in Arabia. He was scuredof
Consumption by il sse altar his case was pro-
noanced hopeless by learned Phys'clap' IN Eu'
He has forwarded.to us i'm writing, full &C.
count OF his own extraordinary cure, and of a.
number of other cures which have come under his
observation, and also full account Of the medi-
cine, faaii > i-issEz h.~ iGusif sFia EiH q ~
At his request, and lmpelled by desire to ex-
tend knowledge f his remedy 10 The public, we
have had his communication printed in panphl et
form for free distribution. Its interest is en-.
HANGED by an account which he gives Of some OF
the scenes Of the Syrian msssacres, which be OBJ
tanned from those who were sufferers in that aw-
full tragedy. I5.I h Oft ;.uBs .eilok ~ Z
This pamphlet may be obtained at our Office,
or it will be sent free by mail to all who apply
for it. ia r.3. f-',sf,..l. - , HoeHW $40.
We import the Makorag Arsbica direct from
Smyrna throughthe house Of Cleon b Gylippns,
and we have always at hand full supply put up
IN bottles ready for use with foil directions. 55os
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of prlce, and "a cents for postage. ! 20.
For sale wholesale aud retail by Oh .dga
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Importers of Drugs and Medicines 81 Liberty st
n. Y. Also, by Drugglsts generaliy. 'mar2l
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Ls4Kh Port Lfst. Z
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HELMBoLB'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
-. ID, THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBoLDyS EXTRACT BUCHU, ~ (.
THE GREAT DlURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT RUCHU, a9i
eH.li cissa THE GREAT DIURETIC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease
of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
Organic Weakness, az.
~ And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
oa.0i BEWARE OF GOUNTEkFEITS lis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICE C0LUMN.


.uV The attention. Of mothers IS called 70 DR..
EAToN's INFANTILE, CORDIAL, which is
highly recommended Tor all complaints attending
!. BL10D FooD.GThis medicine, being, as its
name suggests, ''BLooD Food" and scientific
discovery differing from all patent medicines, is
well worthy the attention of eli who are suffering
from impurity or deficiency Of blood. 1t is pre-,
pared by DR.. c. P. Bronson, author Of several
works on Elocution, Physiology, Science, &C.,
and is highly recommended by numerous certifi-l
Gates Of those who have availed themselves Of its
Sentinel
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
Puby,c NotiIct.e.

For the accommodation of persons desiring TO
avail themselves Of Its adfs IMAGES, hhve. opened
an iNFIRMARY or pRJVATE HOSPITAL in
the city Of Glasgow, where, in addition 10 medi-
col OF surgical trestment. patients will BE- board
ed and receive such other attentions Is they may
reanite. febf /. ?. VAUGHAN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
ewTHE FEMALE ORGANIZATION i.

W-THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is
often as frail as that Of tender flower. Many Of
the sex. enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the labors and trials of ma
ternity. In this country thousands Of young and
beautiful women are sacrificed every year from
this cause alone. Hostetters Celebrated Stomach
B:tters will save many of this class from an un-
timely grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers of people
throughout the republic. and the proprietors have
received grateful concentrations from all sec
tons Of the country. The BItters will be found
TO be very pleasant 10 the taste, even as a bever-
age, and prompt and powerful in Its effect as a
medicine. 1t infuses new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, so that women
who use It are enabled to 20 through with labors
which would, without 1t, be certain to PROSTATE
them.
Sold BY all druggists. ............. mayo
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Medical Card

w E have this day associated ourselves in the
wv practice Of Medicine, Sc, sc. One or
the other of US win always be fonnd at our office,
which, for the present, IS at the tesdsnce Of DR.,
Vaughan. !. P. VAUGHAN, II. D.
mar7-6m2i M. B. COLLINS, NJ. d. :
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

~Are you suffering from severe cold? Is
your rest disturbed by an ineessant cough? Have
you difficulty of breathing, accompanied by
pairs in the chest, .and, especially towards eve
ming, siy BIT fever with palpitation of the heart
disorder Of the digestive organs, and copious ex-
pectoration? IL you have any Of these symp-
toms, use DIR. HOoFLANb'S BALsAMlC
CORDIAL. in conjunction with the GERMAN
BFrTERS of the same eminent physician, and
you will assuredly ind relief. If you neglect
the means of cure pointed out, you may speedily
find yourself on sick bed, and beyond med
ical aid. 5000
Arch street, Philadeiphia and for sale by drug
gifts and storekeepers throughout the United
States and Cannda. Price 10 cents per bottle.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
DIR. JOHNBULL,s: .

.K4Ff9f PAIFKI1hER
Tsa new AMERICAN REMEDY, and i,
GOUT, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DYsPEP,
STA, SUMMER COMPLAINTS CRAAPS,
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
BRUISES, CANCERS,o,T UMORS, HEAD
!. ACHE and TooTHiAACHIlE, and all othss sehe'
mat flesh IS heir TO. kasr75sa -Elzsl .osasie
The above Preparations can be procured from
druggists and country ssOseseveFYwhefe. q
DIR, JOHN BULBS Principal Office, Icus-
willie, KY. ~ 81, s1's = -, - : ~ asa
EFa Sale by o, Hrspfssos, Agent "a.
GIas ow and vicinity oSE may3i. '60.iy.I
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
oCR0PP g. WILLIAMS

L. T.
A. RE now in receipt Of their spring stock Of
IL goods, consisting OF everything 10 our bus
mess, suited to The wants ct The sonmunity, to
which We call the attention Of our customers and
the public. .,,--s.si.S .ase ',.xTaa N yaAl,
Fresh supplies of the following popular med.
cines, &C., just received:
Simms' Cod Liver Oil; Ayers Sarsaparilla, yell
Z low Dock and Sarssparilla; Nc Munn's
Elixir Opium; 1srehants Garg-
Ing OILY MB,~Wms-
iowsS:. syrup;@
wEI1 y znluris WrifIg Hdid; 4 X T q :
Sp alding,s, Prepared CIse, Ben.
zine, for removing grease; BULBS Worn 20
Lozenges; Lamp shades; Coal OIL lamps, wieks,
&C., Concentrated Lye. .--, -
Our stock Of Paints, is larss and wen assorted.
Full supplies Of Dye Stufs constantly 90 hand;
also, School Books, Stationery BE-, ine tobacco
and Cigsfs.s On account Of me hard times, We
offer nar Perfuneries and Esaoy Soaps q prices
that cannot Gail to please. vI-cas spslis
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
GEN. wooI..
The Splendid Premium Jack,

The Splendid Premium jack 0
OIL t M "A x -
WILL stand the present season at ny1
w stable, four miles Northeast of
Glasgow, and will serve Jennetts al thea&,
low priceof Twenty Dollars to insure colt. Jen-
ne,ts from distance will be furnished good pas
ture, for the first month gratis, after That, one
dollar, per month will be charged. Grain had on
reasonable terms il desired. Great care will be
taken Of stock, but no liability for accidents or
escapes. - .ii 49,. /, .,,sa
VI, Description and Ped igree. $40.
CLIMAX Is seven years old, IS hands high,
beautiful jet black, and for style and action has
no superior in the country He hes taken more
premiums than any Jack in the State, and has
never produced an Indifferent colt from Jennett.
He will not be permitted to serve mares. LIes
CLIMAX was sired by Black Mammoth, he
BY Moreugo Mammoth, he By imported Mammoth.
His dam, amy, was by Nppecanoe, he BY
Black Hawk, he bY Mr.. Clay's impaired War
rior HIS dam was by imported Pioneer. 'ia'
All persons interested in this kind Of stock are
desired to call and see for themselves. = .1fifi-
april s7iG ,ag 81 Gs@d A. ALDKIDGE. ~
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Glasgow Male Institute.

S<Ias&oW Mlate &m0t1tute q.
VIM T. DAVIS, Am, saiscss4l.
G. r. HUGE.Es, AaB.y ASSISTANT.
THE Fourth Session IL this Institute .sx0
l. will commence on he secoad Mon
day IN February next, and continue K
twenty weeks, exclusive Of the Christ
ms fecpss "a AelAALAfs anu s,th LEV
40 = : TrRMs. :. q ,
Primary English, including zGeerapky,9
English Grammar. and Arithmetics PERI
Mathematics, and other higher English. is 90
Greek or Latin with any Of the above 80. 20 90
Contingent fee persession :. 81. !.I!.a.'.. II 90
It's our expectation to, have, by the COMMENCE
ment of the term, apparatus sufficient to illustrate
the principles Of natural philosophy, etc.
No deduction will be made for lost time, ex-
cept in cases of protrscted illness; 10 f-aAAg
" Pupils from distance can obtain boarding m
town or in the vicinity, on reasonable terms.
''''fWM. T. DAVIS, ~
lanist 1861 PRiScirAr.
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Dry Hidea.

THE highest market price. Is scash, jpsid fes
H. Dry HIDES :, s,.s I sS.; and s1sf sSyssss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

AN IMPORTANT DIsC0vERYm
For the cure Of : 81
oNsUMpTIoN, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
e AND COLDS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
The 30 du gg er.i

INV; wonael,sn mne!e Jus, passhea Is some,
TO agents, who are wanted everywhers,r Full par.
ticuiars sent free. Address STRAW 4 CLARK,
Bddeford, Maine.S dtij mar2l-ly, 1861.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02

L
Cases, air tight, ond will keep in any climate.
The Family Ca Id the alimentary canal,
ihartic Pill is gentle and are good and safe
but active Cathartie, p lin all cases where a
which 1.-THE proprietor Is, Carthartic Is needed,
has used in his prac-IE3i lsuch as arrangements
tee more than twenty -, lof the Stomach Sleep
years. L Es mess, Pains in the
i The constantly in = Back and Loins, Co.'S
creasing demand from p ltiveness, P a in and
those who have long soreness over the
used the Pills and the a. whole b cd y, from
satisfaction which all :, Sudden cold, which
express in regard tol III frequently, If neglect
their use, ha: induced -, led, end in q long
me to place them icourse OF Fever, loss
within the reach Of all "a LOT appetite, creeping
The Profession well sensstion Of cold over
know that ditferept the body, restlessness,
Carthartics acton dif- Headache, or weight
erent portions, OF the lin. the head, allinfam-
bowels. L. matory d asses :,
The Family Ca 'I worms in children or
thartic Pill has, With -, adults, rheumatism, a
due reference TO this great purifier Of the
well established factiil blood and many dis
been compounded leases TO which flesh Is
from a variety Of thellE Iheir, too numerous to
the purest Vegetable M mention infhis ndver-
Extracts, which acti w Itisement. Dose, TO 3.
alike on every part ofls = = - - = - 5
PRICE o DIMES.
The Liver Inygorator. and Family ,Cathariic
Pills retailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
8. IT. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
= Manufacturer and Proprietor,
msy2 nhm. 2os Broadway, New York.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
.0DR. EJOHNI DU EL3
ysasta6fssp1 u a dsa Dies DESTROYER itlfs,lld

rs arenedy alike pleasant and eifsctusi I'd Ma
evil. There Is not the least dificnlty IL ssllssr
children to take the medicine. II IS prepared 4
the fora Of candy drops, and will be- eaten with.
ssidily by ehildrehaof all ages. II destroys and
expels worms more effeetualiya than any remedy
now muse, while nj the same time it Wal Is no
way effect lniuriously the health of the child.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-02
.ta,. SAME RD'S
eATfaARTlC PILLS,

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, air tight, ond will keep in any climate.
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.sDissoruTIoN taoT,cE.s

n Blank Deed. fer sale at this once -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09
LATEST FROM THE WAR.
Presidents, Proclamation
MORE TROOPS WANTED
Seizure of the Relay House.
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON, Friday, May ). 1861

BIZ the Pre,ident Of The Uni!ed States: -
Whereas, existing exigencies demand i'm
mediate and cdequate measures for the pro-
lection of the National Constitution and the
preservation Of the National Union by the
suppression OF the ihSurTeetionary combination
now existing in several States for opposing
the laws OF the Union and obstructing the ex-
ecuLion thereof, TO which end military force
in addition to that called forth by proclama-
tion Of the fifteenth day Of April in the pres
est year, appears to be indispensable necessa.
~, nsw, therefore, /, Abraham LiRcoln, Pres
ident of the United States, and Commander.
in-Chief of the Army and Navy thereof aud
Of the militia OF the several States, when call
cd into actual service, 90 hereby call into the
service of the United States forty.two thous-
and and thrtyfOur volunteers, to serve for q
period of three years, unless sooner discharged,
and 10 be mustered into service as infantry
and cavalry. The proportions Of each army
and the details Of euroilment and organization
will be made known through the Department
OF war and | also direct that the regular
army of the United States be increased by
the addition of eight regiments ofinfantry one
R,giment OF cavalry, and one regiment Of ar
bLI6i " udhluS hllOSSLuCI LuHA'hihiA "SSiS-
gate increase of 22,7l4 officers and enlisted
men, the details OF which increase will also be
made known through the Department ofWar
and further direct the enlistment, for hot
less than eae nor more than three years of
$4,000 seamen, in addition to the present
force, of the naval service OF the United States,
The details Of the enlistment and organization
will be made known through the Department
Of the Navy. The call for volunteers, hereby
made, and the direction for the Increase Of the
regular army, and for the enlist ment Of senmen
hereby given, together with the plan Of or
ganization adopted for tie volunteers and for
the regular forces hereby authorized will be
submitted to Congress as soon as assembled.
In the mean time | earnestly invoke the
cooperation Of all good citizens in the meas
ares hereby adopted for the tffectual suppress
sion of unlawful violence, for the impartial en-.
forcement of Constitutional laws, and for the
speediest possible restoration of peace and
order, and with those Of happiness and pros,
perity throuhout our country.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be efixed.
Done at the City OF Washington this third
dsv of May, in the year Of onr Lord one ihous
and eight hundred and sixty,one, and of the
Independence Of tie United States the eighty,
ffth.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD. Secretary OF State.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09

Capt Stokes went to Capt. Lyon and Major
Calender, aud urged them, by the most pres
sing appeals, to let him empty the Arsenal
They told him to go ahead and take whatever
be wanted. Accordingly he took ii 600 more
nuskets. 500 new rife carbines, 500 revolVers
10000 musket cartridges, to say nothing of
the cannon ard large quantity Of miscella
neous accOuterments, leaving only 1000
musketS in the Arsenal to arm the st. Louis
Volunteers.
When the whole were on board, about 2 o.
clock on Friday morning the order was given
by the captain Of the steamer so cast Of -
Judge of the CONSERVATION Of all hands when
it was found that she would not move The
arms had been piled ingreat quantities around
the engines, to protect them against the bat
terry on the leVee, aud the great weight had
fastened the bows Of the boat firmly on a rock
which was tearing a hole through The bottom
at every turn of the wheels. A man of less
nerve than Capt. Stokes NGuid have gone
crazy on the spot He called the Arsenal men
on board, and commenced mo7ing the boxes
to the stern. Fortunately, when ahont 100
boxes had been shifted the boat fell away
from the shore. and aoatcd in'deep water
(which way 2" said Capt Mitchell of the
steamer "Straight to Alton in the regular
channel" replied Capt Stokes "What if we
are attacked p said Capt Mitchell "Thca we
will fight !" said Capt Stokes. "What if we
are overpowered ?" said Capt. NJ. "Run her
to the dcepes. part of the river aad sink her,"
replied Capt "I'll do it, was the heroic
answer OF Capt Mitchell, and away they vent
past the Secession bNttcry past the entire St.
Louis evce. and on to Alton in the regular
channel, where they arFiTed at ; o'clock il the
morning.
When the boat touched the landing, Capt
Stokes, fearing pursuit by some two or three
of the Secession military companies 6y which
the City Of St Louis is diseraccd, ran to :he
markcthouse and rang TIE f?c-bell. The ciri-
1tns cane locking pell nell 20 tie river. in all
sorts of habimcnts. Capt Stokes informed
them Of the situation OF things, and pointed
Gu. thc freight cars. Instantly, men, wcmen
and children boarded tho steamer, seized The
freight, and clnmbec2l upon the Ievecs to the
cars. Rich and pocr tagged together with
might and main for two hoarS when the cargo
was all deposited in the cars, and the train
moved oil, auiI their enthusiastic cheers, for
Springfield
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09
BALTIMORE, Nay 3,-3iidnigLt.

Rumors are current that the United States
tro1ps have crossed the Maryland line and are
aow moving towards this city.
Union ward meetings were held tonight
throughout the city, aud delegates elected to
City Convention to meet on next Monday.
The delegates will meet tomorrow to take &c
tien relative to the public safety hill
Resolutions were adopted in oil the wards
to the following purport
THAT we cherish tae Constitution and laws
of the United States, and will devote our for
tunes and lives to defend their integrity against
oil revolutionary or violent assaults.
THAT we regret the violent attack on the
troops of the United States while peaceably
marching through the city to protect the seat
of government, and Indignantly repudate max
ing it pretext to orgaLize an armed mob, uu.
der the disguise of special police to place the
city in hostile attitude to the general gov
ernment, and hereby declare our abhorrence
for the attempt Of the Legislature to iaaugu-
rate a military despotism by q bill for the
creation of what is called Board of Public
Safety
"That the persons named for the said Board
have not the confidence of the people, and we
protest against the whole measure as an inva
sion of the prcrogatives Of the Governor, and
a usurpaton of executive power by the Legis.
lature.'
These Union meetings were largely attend
cd and very enthusiastic
i strong feeling Of indignation is manifest
ed against the proposed action Of the Legsla-
ture.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09
HOW THE ARMS WERE TAKENFROM
TIE ST LOUIS ARSENAL.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srR1NGrIrLD, April oa, IsG1.


SrRINGFIFLD, April %, 1851.
l am now able to give O complete and &c.
curatc narrative OF the transfer Of the 81, 600
stand Of arms from St. Louis 0 Springfield
Capt James ri. Stokes Of Chicago, into oi
the regiular army, volunteered TO undertake
the periIous mission, and Gov. IaIes placed in
his hands the rcquisition Of the Secretary Of
War for 10 0OO muskcts. Capt. Stokes went
to St. Louis aud made his way as rapidly rs
possible 10 the arsenal IH found It surround
ed by an immense moo, and the poStcrn gates
all closed His utmost efforts to penetrate the
crowd were for q long time unavaiIing. The
requiSition was shown. Capt. Lyon doubted
the possibility of executing it. He said tie
arsenal was surrounded by q thousand spies,
and every movement was watched and report,
cd to the headquarters Of the Secessionists,
who could throw an overpowcriag force upon
them at any moment. Capt. Stokes represent
ed that every hours delay was rendering the
capture of the arsenal more certain: and the
arms must be removed to Illinois, now or never.
Major Collender agreed with him, and told
him 10 take them at his own time and in his
own way. This was Wednesday uiGhs.
Capt. Stokes had spy in the camp, whom
he met at intervals in Q certain place in the
city On Thursday he received Information
that Gov jackson he'd ordered two thousand
armed men down from jefferson City, whose
movements could only coutemplatea seizure Of
the arsenal, by occupying the nights around
it, and planting batteries thereon. The job
would have been an easy one. They had eIdy
planted one battery on the St Louis levee,
and another at Powder Point, short Gi tlnce
below the arsenal. Capt Stokes Immediately
telegraphed to Alton to have the steamer City
of Alton drop down to the arsenal landing
about midnight He then returned TO the
arsenal and commenced moving the boxes of
guns, weighing some three hundred pounds
each. down to the lover floor.
About 700 men were employed in the work
He then took 500 Kentucky fiintIock musketS
which had been sent there to be altered and
sent them 10 be placed on steamer as q blind
to cover his real movements. The SeceSSionists
nabbed them at once, and raised a perfect
Bedlam over the capture. A large portion of
the outside crowd left the Arsenal when this
movement was executed; and Capt. Lyon took
the remainder, who were lying around as spies
and locked them up in his guard-house About
| i o'clock the steamer City of Alton came
alongside, planks were showed out from the
windows to the main deck, and the boxes slid
down. When the 10000 were safely on board
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09

DEATH TO THE PIRArEs Orders h..
received from the Navy Departmen, At n
ington, by officers tf the various Uoi,,s,
vessels, that all persons found saiio,
Jefferson Davis letters of maroue and ;.
bo treated as pirates.
That the contumacious be lmmsdi,,J
from The yard-arm, aud the crew and NM,
itent officers be placed in irons to ava,
trial as ocean brigands.
This summary method OF dealing >.
robbers will probably be seconded by Il
ropean powers, who have just as much 6,
fear feet of freebooterS infe'ting the
molesting peaceful commerce as b,,
Northern States.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-05-09

SUSPENSION OF TIE CoNGsEssIoElL ELzcroN
Bv THE CoNvGNgIoN.-Accompanyinc the Or
dnamce Of Secession Of Virginia, which has
jus: been published, is a schedule authorizing
a poll to be opened in each military camp Of
Virginia Volunteers, whether in or oat OF the
State, to ascertain the sense OF the voters there
assembled upon the question Of ratifying or re
iccting the ordinance by the people. It is al
so provided that the election for members Of
Congress for Virginia to the Honse CT Repre-
sen:atiyes Of the Congress CT The United States.
required by law to be held on the fourth Thurs.
day in May next, Ue suspended until otherwise
ordered 10y the Convention.