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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

ALBANY, April est is understood here that Hon.
John A. DIX will be OF the Major Generals o. the
New York forces appointed by Governor Morgan.
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MILITARY BOOK q.

10 Wan slFtet, =
Publish the
skimmrs Drill and Bsyont Exercise (hs USE 10 The Ps-eh
Arny) with the sion for the soldier n actual conf
compiled snd translate the OF TIE volunteers % ihe
stae Of Virgin and the South By r. Milton CARY, Captain
"Pr Company First Regime Virginia Volunteers. n Bayc
the weapon Of the brave" PfoiGsey Illustrated Pds
so cents.
The Volunteers Han Boot-Conaining Ahriismen o. Ha
dses Tactics adapted the o. the percussion uusk
SOU and company eIerciss. Manual Of Arms for Rhneh
ard United sates ARMY gu'atlons 70 PArAdes ks'si
Inspections Guard Mounting. Ac, &C Py Captain Jsmss H.
Lee the H Regiment Of Virginia Volunteers Price ~ ia
Either Of the above free Ct postage upon The receipt ne
price
B-wekeep hand very large collection o. MILITARY
BOOKS
tY-0rders promptly yttend'd to. L'dress
WET 4 JOHNSTON. Publsher
NSln ., Rcfrond Vi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

The military Occupation Of Cairo, at the junction of
the Mississippi and Ohio, by Liucon's mercenaries and
the stopping and sszing vessels will stir up the braves
men on this continent to None Of the States that
lie on those streams will submit to this highhanded
proceeding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

Col Webb denounced n ajor Anderson as traitor,
while the Major was at For. Sumter but since his arrival
in New York the Col has retraced the charge and pro
nouDced l. an Infamous lalsehood.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
ACARD FROM ". W. GIT.

NEw YoRS, April II.

70 ne Eal'1r ot ne H"tg:
Without believing, Ds charged that the Republican
rar.y was an Abolition party, was wilh my con-
ent1 selected al the State Convention at Wheeng, as
one OF the delegates TO Chicago, for the State at large;
bt being now satis, that Mr. Lincoln intends ADO
lou crusade upon the South-uuder pre;ence OF "en-
forcing the lavs'I desire the Of your paper to in
form my brethren Of ms native State that withdraw
from hst party. l not and have not been, an ap'
plic,pt for office W. w. GIT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
Mr.. SEWARD replied


WAsHINHIUNl APIII "V IoUI'
Hon. +. D. MORGAN Albany:
Probably no more for three months service, but forty
thousand more volunteers are be accepted for three
years. or during the
The Albany Regimen. has arrived. All honor to New
York. WN. II. SEWARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

On the 22nd inst Morsowp aged 80 MARY, wife Of
Dr. joins 1LoEET L. sts navy and daughter OF NATHASE
PEiEcE. OF New
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LrxECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
IL IN LOUISA CnUNrYAs Executors Of Joseph Winston, de-
ceased, r for sale the two tracts OF snd the
esst. Of the said Winston privately until the 10th DAY " MAY
NtxT AMI at pubic auction that day the premises use
sold before Of which due notice will b, ven The home tract
contains 40 lying souh river about ~ miles from
the Court Huse adjoining the snds Of VIM Amber Car
pener and others. About t hundred OF this tract lat
iand has on large dwelling house. Nth all necessary
out IL has always been conidered Of the most pro
ductve farmf IN the countv.
The other tact called Broo eoniass 1919 acres about ~
Mr. A. a. Walton Mr. O. Carpenter living near, viii show
the lands any wishing 70 view THIN
cash, balance and two years carrying In
terest. 40 d. $50.
For farther parieuisn address "ysnsneld" Lousa
county. GABRIEL JOkEs
JOHN Z. QuARLEo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
MARYLAND.
SECESSION OR SUBMISSION.

SECESSION OR SUBMISSION.
Under the caption Secession or Submission" the
Baltimore Republican, of Saturday afternoon, has the
following well-timed and sensible article
This now the question which the Legislature ought
at once to submit the people Of Maryland. The peo
pie ready for the question: and there is no rea
son why submitting this question 10 the people should
be longer delayed We are aware that some OF ct
zans without signing any reason des this question
postponed. One of contemporaries, i'll its editorial
Of Yesterday also desires this question 10 be deferred
aud referred Sovereign Convention of the people
TO which delegates are be elected and assembled at
Ter the Legislature passes law to that effect. All this
will cause delay and keep up excitement besides add I'M
necessary expenses and endanger by the delay the pre-
sent position of Mary and.
Our neighbor urges as one objection to the Legislature
ssng an Ordinance Of Secession and submitting 1t TO
the people for their ratification rejection that the Lee
gaure has no legal right or power so TO do The DEL
eg ltes from Baltimore were elected upon three five
DAYS notice which not the legal notice required to
be given prior such election many OF the events
OF h past and present week not and not, IN
accordance with statute law; Lincons aud doiugs
at the present time 10 gross violation of the Ccnstitu-
ton aud OF the law the acts of our fathers OF the Revo-
luton were not in pursuance of statute law add to these
many things that are done daily in the face of every
oae for which there is no law authorizing the same.
Phe people ar Sovereign and all law emanates from
them In revolutionary times land live in such
tiues the lae oioeS the c of the people, who make,
Of necessity lava to meet the emergency of the mes
W again say the people OF Maryl ready noT
as they will ever be 10 decide This question Why should
not the Legslaiure PISS Secession Ordinance forth
wi.b and oqfe hnl 3 % he Yetc of the people for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
COMING HERE
HON John A. DIN

We learn thai it is in contemplation to quarter about
1850 soldiers in Staugton if the requisite accommoda
ons can be obtained.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
GREAT ACTIVITY AT THE cHARLEsrowN NAVY
---- YARD

Bosros, April 80 There is great activity at the
Charestown Navy Yard Twenty-Five hundred men work
ed throughout Sunday.
Lieut. Knox has been appointed to the command Of the
steamer Massachusetts,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

NHE following Ordinance OF the Convention Of this Common
wealth Is published by It's ordsr fo genera infrmston.
GEORGE W. MUNF0RD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
ryENING SESSION.

Tde House re-asscm5let et tour O'clock
Sir Bruce aked leave to introduce a bill appropria-
1c TWO millions of doll r. to be expended in placing the
STATE of Maryland in complete condition Of organization
aud defence under such direction as the General Assem-
b,v may hereafter provide. Referred to the Committee
oil Ways and Msaus.
Mr. Aaai cTsred an order that the Committee on
Currency bee directed TO report bill legal eng tie sus-
pension OF specie payments by the banks Of this State
which was adopted, Adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

49, 4 ga RID -.To my Friends and Patrons
49, and pobic Generally IL respectful y return
M thanks for the isyCrs hr-'1ore conferred Ia
queac te blockade the ports Of Virginia by Abe Lncon,
uBAb procure supply Reading Lager Beer
and Will my house the LIST day Ct May II, hOseyer
should prosare Beer from any other will
OPEN when the public shall be duly notned and the day
which souera Independence acquires, will keep house
aud treat all day.
JOHN G. LANCE,
mJ2-lt Fourth st. tween Broad and Mar,hal ss
NTOEkCB.-No troops Individuals any maniors OF
~ wiz be d Of This road
u this Of the Cont derate states without
ordr for such posIon from the state military cer
thorized 70 contract for the same SAMUEL RUTH,
supt
oHee F.&P 3. R. Co., Richmond. May l, ls6l
NOTICE.
Is annual meeting the Socs oiers CT the Richmond Fred
ericSahug and Railroad Company vii take place
her Office in the Uy Of Richmond, WEDNESDAY, the ssth
i-s,, al IL O'Clock, NJ.
my2-ti O. W. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
TJEEsIINGS.New Family Zoe Herrr Is; snail lot jus
IL received ami for iale low. SAAPsOn JONES Agt,
uy2 Main and Gun ss
PPLE5.-Just received 10: Of Masss nice Apples, Of
N.Y. HUNT JAMES
DUT lbs Roll Butter rultable baking
ID purposes, just received aid for sale BY
my2 HUNT JAMES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
CRIsTADOEo's HAIR DYE
apl the
nNU nVr

For all who desire have toe Of Their hair eh,,,, -
saty and rspidty 70 any shade her AZ 49,. A.
ufAetured by j. CHRIsT kDoRO Aston house Nss ~.
everywhere and applied by all Hair Drss.ers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
WANTED.

WANTED,
% HANDS, to work over CoatJ Jackets ard Pants In
lt'O medlsiey.
s-None need apply bet those Accustomed ,h, Kind 0,
work. (apl9) M. IRA SMITH.
DOLLOCK,s REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND cHro-
i Mo THRAJ-Thls remedy Is confidently 90 red 70 NJ pub.
lie the belief that spowe IN the shove csmf
superior any medicine which has hitherto teen broggh
notice Of the community mi valuable medicine las
for sixteen years and restored heh lrndrdd
persons in this city who thought bercural Prepared
and sold by J. DCvAL,
apll Corner Maln and lOh streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
DICHMONp CLOTRI O MANIPAC- :,

DICHMOND CLOTH MANIAC %
Ia I0RY-The subscribers nave hand large ard n
complete assortment OF sCUTdERN MANUFACTURED -
GOODS Cloths, CASHIERS and Ntstr Il all grades from IL
the FOL owing noted mills CrrGshaw Ms, Rhmond Va Milo
Co Mls. CulpeI county, Va, Kelley FordS Go Nlh
Fredericksburg, Va Thomas Ames M Maron Smith co1niT
Rock Isand Mills Charlotte ~ c. which prepare4b
the shortest notice. and Ia the atest AID a
approved styles goods that ~ compare 10 every fei ~
the best Northern anufaciured goods and man Of Tie Crs
goods equal in qua ;y Fcrch There be longer
fr buying goods Manufactured out ~ The state IL ad
keep always hand stock Of FRENCH AND kN6Llsh
CLOTHS AND CASsMERhs not TO be passed BY any house
We the q Cutters and OF Ecskm1
ton furnish patrons IN Southern Clothing a
soUt goods South and made South and u io
and South dete mined TO do al 10 posi-
SPENCE CAREY.
Ciothiers and Merchant Tai0u,
fe25 Corner az Main and 1911 street,
cCIENCE OF WAR.-rac,Ics FOR officers Of ls'aniry
- Cavalry and Artillery Arranged and completely NLJCA'
H0LTZ Published by J. W. Randolph. Price 70 cents.
From Captain Dimsi0ck, ~ ne Virginia PuJlic Guard
ARNO.Y RICHMOND, Va, January s,lsel'
j. W. RASDoIPu-Dear Sir:
The popular upon military matters before TIE pub
c confined orGirary drills and paAdes What no,
wanted going show when the various moyenend
Artillery Cavalry Infsntry and Rifle, taught 10 their Respective
drills should be used pres OF VI az ground oGa
he selected for battle and encaupment what oe
when advancing retreatng when 10 act In coleun n
line post the different TO act the most avoaby-
personally brave be, they exposed 70 amor
disaster In presence Of equal number Of ven deo s
well maneuvred troops, and this information Capt Brekho @
nishes In his work.
have no hesitation In recommsrdinglL
GU ri va DrNNncK Cart 2c, BE-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
ave recommend correspondent try Moss FORMS
Sauce entitled the "suana Sauce" made after Turkish
recpe excellent and affords considerable aid plca
SEES Of SLOW AND DI0ksIIox"-TAe Lancet
avory pqusnt and Spicy worthy the genius Of soyer"-O6
serrer
IA most valuable sunc, Fsh Yesh Fowl should
have place o every table."-Alds
sole Agents for the United States.
GARDINER G. YvELIN al7 FULTON g.. New York.
and BRAY HAYES 81 oornhil, Boston.
For sale BY Grocsr and YEclt Dealers everywhere.
jslT-8tsw1y
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,CE.Uc W.yTCn.

w - a ~.
XXTANTED number Of team, for use Ia and r,srpH
w Persons having teams will please repsrt a. ns KIN
ton Office In the cnstou House. hnIV. rAi q.
ap93-u
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE yEyyR A.,

where and applied by all Hair Dr',.aI nhisS.vf
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE yyyyR Az,
AGUE
The effect Of purgins with BRANDaErHs PILLS (. u
the health no from VIA, nay be SUFFERING
take out Impurities q ON the system and thy have H.
power Of expulsion mas poisonous vapor OF dee,y.a
tables or indeed any poisonous sxhaaon breath ed b ,, 49,
ever In fact the blood Is poisoned, Il Impure and ip,
blood results In disease.
BRANDRgTH1 PILE
though Innocent bread yet they capable Of puys,,
blood curing disease 3d. they all Kind OF fever, A
ahma catars cOsyeness and painful affections OF ever, .
Price Is cents per box. Sold by all respectable dealers n "a
cines. nhg-iLsin
CHEAP INSURANCE.-Herrinv
As Potent Fire ProDf saies insure much NOR. r., O.
cost than Insurance Poes gnd last many years Busns,, -
cannot be without them We have assorr.sI
hsohLEs "ALllkn. Agenia.
jail 100 Main .t-sst
r9~~TO THE LADIES AND GEN
49, MEN or TIE CITY or RICHMOND STATE 90
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We nov prsb.i
10 manufacture Ladies' Gentienens Misses Boys O. lr,i
aed seryants BOOTS SHOES and GhIrERs Of every dese
have almost elre set Of vorkmen our ersb,
nent, that cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere
ALEX HiLLAc0
l2T Maiu ~, Rchrond v.
~ All kinds Of Boots AMI Shoes made 10 order herso.
We have on hand the bes. materials imported direct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

ITO THE tADIES AND CIV.

H~BAEE R'S PREMIUM EFT.
EAS TEPs IL conceded 10 be the drlicoc, vio,
some and eectual tonic in the World used BY ever An
lily 10 VIRGINIA. ADAPTED solely for this climate and should },
found every 50utheTn Family Tor Al t
eases Of the stomach and bowels They fall make p,,
Of DYSPEPSIA, Nervous Headache Ae With pain y,
stomach or they immediate relief d,o-5
nvers; and In weak aud deb,at persons they viii dive s
energy the whole sys,em They only need trial 10 i've ,,
precedence over all other Dters There bers Be hs4
SesEs GRAY, PURCELL LsDD CO and by al prou bes,
Druggists In the city Of Richmond aud ess~her In Virginia ,d
NORTH Carolina Also, by G. sToTr CO, Washngon Cty p
O.; CANDY GUPIS co, Baltimore. b. A. FAHNEsTOCK AGO
Phia dephis, and BARNES PARK, New RI
Orders filled by addressing L BAKER, Proprietor,
Peb 6-dtc Richmond, Va
DIR. j. w. GARLIC E.-DuK
GS sfR-Ihave for some months used In my family srn.
pies justly celebrated Baking Pc dcrs and plea.
nre In recommending them 10 ali families tie very ar,
Ihave ever tried for making light sweet pongy bread There
no bad bread when Sempie's Powders used
Respectfully, J. RIcHAR9 LEEuiII
Petersburg, Va, July 30th, 1850. r.? n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02

WATER COOLER
WAIER CoOsIss.
Charcoal Packed water Coolers Of all sses. OF oar c
and superior 70 nj o's@ KsrsEI PARs's PO.syy
Al, Corner iqih and Carr Ss-~
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SOYEH'S SULTANA SAUCE.
FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

This most delicious and sppetlslng Sauce,
Invented by the renowned "SOrzR," for
the London Reform Club, Is, since his de-
cease, manufactured by the well-knowD
house Of CROSSE a BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. II Is the favor.
tie Sauce In England, and on the CONT
nent, with high and growing reputation
among American Eplcures, and Is much sp.
proved Of as stlnrlant 10 the sppeti,s
- Ia q. u..~ston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-02
EXECUTIVE DEPARTM mt, /

DUT coo lbs Roll Butter ultable for baking
ID purposes, just Ttceysd aid for sale BY -
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-11

FROM OUR COMMISSIONER IN EURoPE.- The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel of Thurs day, 5th inst, learns that three gentlemen, one of them Charestonian, passed through At lanta on Monday night last, on their way to Richmond, bearing dispatches from our Con- missioners in Europe to President Davis. These gentlemen came by way of Quebec, Montreal and Detroit, and thence by Louis vile and Nashville. At Louisville their per sons and trunks were thoroughly searched, but they brought through their despatches never theless. The Lincoln police searched every where but in the right place, and we shall not tell where that was.
 The tenor of the despatches is, that France, England, Europe generally, are greatly agita- ted on the question of American affairs, and that the recognition of the Confederate States by the great powers of Europe will be uN FAIT AccoMPLI in very short time.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-11
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, Levin Harrison a worthy and esteemed member of Des Arc Lodge, number 8, I. o. O. F., was mortally wounded upon the battle field, near Springfield, on the 10th uIt., whilst as gallant soldier, and noble and true son of the South, he was fearlessy and faithfully discharging the duties of soldier and patriot.
 AND WHEREAS, It has pleased God on the 18th ult., to terminate the suffering of brother Harrison, and remove him to that''bourne from whence no traveller returns,' to join in the everlasting covenant; Therefore,
 Resolved, That in the death of brother Harrison, the brotherhood have lost good and true member, society and exemplary high toned gentleman, and one of it's strongest SUD- ports, our country brave and chvalrous man and true soldier, and we friend tried and true.
 Resolved, That brother Harrison, as mem- Der of this Lodge, has shown himself in every respect worthy, and made record that will long be remembered by the Lodge.
 Resolved, That we deeply deplore this dis pensation of Providence that has deprived us of a worthy and esteemed brother, the State of good citizen, society of one of it's pillars, our country of devoted and gallant soldier, and honest man, and an aged mother of kind son, and a sister of an affectionate brother
 Resolved That we tender to his mother and sister our sympathies for this their afiic- tion, and that we wear the usual badge of mourning.
 Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be furnished to the mother and sister of the deceased brother, and copy be furnished to the Des Arc Citizen for publication.
 R. c. McCARLEY,)
 W. B CROCKER, Committee J.. E. GATEWOOD, A true copy from the record Attest J. E. GATEWOOD. Sept. II, 1861. Secretary.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-11
To the People of the 3rd Congressional District of the State of Arkansas

I am a candidate to represent you in the first Congress under the permanent Government of the Confederate States. The election to take place on the first Wednesday of November next. When the Convention of Arkansas hon. ored me by an election to the Congress of the Provisional Government, there was but the one great question before the contry-the mode and means of prosecuting the war then upon us That war still exists, and this ques- tion is now the only one commanding our at tenton. What has been done in this matter by the Congress, will be before you in due time. In that work l have my share of the responsibility. General legislation, which in ordinary times might be of importance to the people, has been, for the time being, pretty much dispensed with; and all of our exertions cessful close of the war, which thus far has been prosecuted with the highest honor 10 our arms. The first session of the Congress under the permanent Constitution will doubtless be occupied mainly in the consideration of lneas- ures of like character. Should l be retlrn- ed to the Congress, all that could do to sup ply the means, to the utmost extent required, to carry on the war, shall do most readily and most willingly.
 am known to most of you, and have been for years; and it is needless for me to tell you here, who and what am and what have been. do not expect to canvass before you for the position. There are no matters now invoking political discussion, and under the circumstances do not think them proper. It is no time now to withdraw the attention ci the people from the all absorbing question il which their property, their liberties and thel lives are involved. Should it be your peasur' to elect me, it will be my pride to do all cal to serve you honorably and faithfully. Our cause is prospering as much as the mos ardent could desire-everythingi encouraging and we are full of hope for the future. Gu brilliant victory at Manassas, and the wonder ful success of Gen. McCulloch in Missouri fire our people with new zeal and ardor, whil they spread terror among our enemies. A fey more such grand achievements will place tn Southern Confederacy recognized Govern ment in proud rank among the family of na tions, and secure us our independence, ou peace and quiet. To this end we, the people lawmakers and soldie:s, have now to direct al our sympathies, all our energies. in whateve way we can.
 address you this short circular, as it is al together uncertain when the present session O Congress will close, and when I shall return home.
 In this connection will state that vii address different portions of the State of Ar kansas on the COTTON LOAN, to obtain sub scriptions to the Confederate States, embrac ing pretty much the Southern part of tht
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-11
Act. Sergeon General of
 Missouri forces.

We give above letter from Dr. CRoss, Acting Surgeon General of the Missouri forces, who passed through our town on the 5th inst, in company with Gen. Clark of Missouri. We have no doubt that Dr. c. believes all he asserts in his polite note to us. But we have evidence undoubted ssthat the wounded, (es- pecially those belonging to Col Churchll's Regiment) have been most shockingly and in- humanly neglected" We repeat that the com forts and necessaries of life which were de- nied our wounded were furnished the feder- als-that our wounded laid upon blankets upon the hard floors, and many of them died thereon, while the federals had cots. mattras- ses and even featherbeds. Letters have been received in Des Arc and neighborhood which fully justify us in the position we have taken. One gentleman who was at Springfield four days after the battle near there, says that many of the wounded had on the same cloth- ing they were wounded in, covered with clot- ted blood. He fully confirms the shocking treatment of our wounded. A letter received near here, dated 27th ult., from Springfield, says Vnaeslue Wileei dleu III VSuH Io oOldlH d mattrass upon which to place Lieut.. McTver, who it will be remembered is supposed to be mortally wounded. On the 27tl the wounded from Capt. Pearson's company were all im- proving but McIver and Tarkinton.
 We.trustsfor the sake of humanity, that this matter will be looked into, and that those who are guilty of neglecting the wounded at Springfield will be properly dealt with.
The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-11
NOTICE.

TN II. HUBBARD, and all others inter- IL ested, shall proceed to take the depo- sitions of sundry witnesses before Henry Lin- thicum, J. F., at the Ebenezer Church, Rich land township, in St. Francis county, Arkan- sas, on the 27th day of August, 1861, to be read before the Land Agent at Jacksonport, on the 4th day of September, 1861, in my be- half, to enable him to decide whether it is you or that has the legal right to pre-emption to the N E of S w 1, and the N W Of the E l of Sec. 10, township N, K w, at which time and place you may attend, if you see proper, and cross-examine my witnesses, and if the taking of said dispositions is not completed on said day, will be continued from day to day until completed. this 25th day of July, 1861. ROBERT WEIGH,
 by c. w. MABERRY, Agent.
 August IA 1861 -3t