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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

nkNAMkNl TAI. a D U AND SIGN
~ PAiHTIN I.-1ce undersigned having ssse-
eisted himself with the brave defenders OF taes
sorth, respectfully returns his greteiEl thssss
for favoFs conferred. and trusts ms absSAee fTeO
the city Will not be suffered to Interfere with NJ
business, which will be conducted as hsretof9Fo,
With ability si3 dis2atch, by his representative
Mr. II. MARTIN -. he CID stand. oorr-r OF stn AMI
MAN streets, opposite spotswood Hosel
10 Aims DAVID WILSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

company OF S0aaaught Rangers has been
organised in New Orls,ns tor tho war.
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Sn aAGss pG;NiE l.sGUIlRA 5-UfFES.

!. = tUf <. c.
oO ~ bags beat J ava CsEFFLh.
20 chests and boxes Black Gad Green TIA.
go Posketa NIGER, ALisSP iCE aad 2 PsPPER-
GO Dbis. Crushed and tsrAGalated SuGAR.
b5 bhls Cot7s- SUGAR
81 hhos. Drown CnbG and ". q. SUGAR
~ boxes STARCH, GLASS and Adamantina
CAEDL5g.
IS boxes Cokste's Toilet SOAP.
% Dais; Au,cCvsdo aad b o. sCsAE.
Is hsl: ool9. w Woou's ssIaily Zoe HERRIE0Ee
fe kegs SAL SODA.
IS Gags SHOT.
70 halves, Quarters eaa eigbths FRBaCE
HRANnf.
pipes pure Holland GIN.
- qasnsr casks hstsirs, Sherry and PcSs
WINE.
10 hbds. CfSOis RUN
leo hhls J. Trull & 40 "a RUN
:. Bumgsrdnsr Old 9yS WRISKET, from
o1s to I've years old
ine seoys are eli urst-el~sS Foods. OF direct iu-
portation o. Uao nfactur5, aad ior -sls by
ls S2-iet ALVEY N iIp@COAp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

Il CuaB FoE DIAEkEGA A-Numeroua No.
Cue7ts having heen IN ,de TO republiah the rs-
cipe tcr djaTrhBa ana chcIera symptoms,
which va gave 10 cur paper come weeks ago,
asd which Wiis used by the troops during the
4CeXican war with great succass, we give It
below, with . ve-y Il: pC- taCt correction of An
error made ~ lhs frs. formula, Us 10 the size
of the dose TO be given:
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Re- Special EeI4cs.

aS Special EeStca.
From ta's dsy, Until further actics, -s ala.
ssti uaf s''pos o. e.. olss. - ia ug-.ysIeot
ny s-,S ssA'i.M u. PEiCA a 90,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28
aHCCEaIEg Ac
m BaIRELs REFINED SUGAR. all

Hnn BaERELs REFINED SUGAR. all
- khds .IpFs, SHOULDERS, and hams.
2s tie.ces ent ehis LEAP LARD
seo hbls. HEIR N0S and MaCREREL.
80 hoxes ADAAAATlSE sad TALLoW CAN
100 boxes DETERsIyE and Colssts's PALS
SOAP
20 tietees choice RICE
te tb!s. com Ion Brown sraAR.
Shis .. AoLAsSBs and GOI.DEG
SYRUP
400 bbls. FLOUR.
eos. /, and cssss Gre CoGyAC BRANDY.
70 o~Gss PORT ans MADEIRA WINE
50 boxe- STARCH
81 bags PEPPgk, SPICE sad 6'Ha2R
geo bbls very tos A0uNTaiS VII Sh z.
s9e bsis common w lsksy, oIS, and
BRANDY
iso doz BUCKETS aud ypCows
zoo boxes MANUFAGI TOBACCO.
l,'c9 rae Se 6us and caaTse SAT-
for eais BY WA b. JONES AGO.
j. 2a-st 18th ~ bet Main as, Cary.
.lS TUBS EEEsH AUL<lAIN BIElsn,
-" very superior article, inst rsc-ived from
Augusta county, feT gais q: IS cents retail by
J. 4. ROBERTSON,
Corner Frank.in and Governor sts.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, 10. Diarrha., In bo.-
tiee 20 "a h
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: ail4.9ilJx CIoTg5~,7 s7z :

rs aitkt3iDSD CE1BE Es>tS asAN4.
- EAEEoGE Tho sabscT. hers have on hRad
- iETs3 euo complete rsscstusant of SQUTa-
s-sAA- EEa &AGGFACAUEED COODs-Qioti,s
C6s-lrirrp S1- NesIQEs. Ci az grades, fvcra the
following not@d 1liiia tcershsw Nils sioa-
mead |e' &tAsE L &c = AillE. GnIfsps~ oou-sy
VA Kelley Ford r. c.. 6 lBitiI, FF3dC dCricksbQs
-; 4EsHas. & Aimes' hins, &artos, sIrija
eau-tT. Va Ru5& Island Mills, ClaF4otte, y g.:
= i-1 We 4'S ursrRraa 80 uaEa 10 LleGuuFs e. ia
faYilvsi A"C"-, a9d 10 'ha latest G-d 7r1nt Gp-
p s"s sts .e-gugag that will COMPARE tc ever
FasHeo- 18th tl9 beat Hu1.1zra naaugac.urya
goods eH. many - M CF5rsEt.s+ goods t2-al i.
ons i-iJ 10 tTa5GE. There csa bs 40 4or9ar sn
sFo1a3 I2s bay'aR goods Hiaputact sd out cF the
btats. "a e1cIsen, g5 k0ep always On hand
c.-eE ci Ft.hAta AID kStLlEH CLOTES LED
.-Als - Sr.A~, l's ~ ne aSess5d by sRy i-oass
II tL0 ciy. ~ GLEs lHs D6ss 0E Czttsrs
tLE coTIs c! wcEsrls1 net 70 be EuYutglad
y @ay horss n thu ur!02, with deeYIni-
G5dos 70 iurnlsh oar psfrors With Southern
ttct HK-msterial TRigsd South, Zoots w0vA
eaciE SCI and glsda houth, and va trust to Be
setd &1d wo-a Eoutn, az vs are determined 10 d.
Al Ia oas power to pdsA forward Southern .-ssi
t4@0Es SPENCE Il CAREY
gl6th13rs and Merchant T.iiorn
ia ~ fcTusr If &siD AGd tstr Htraa4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

E.5 Limseed oii.--A Gopply erpselox li..s day
y - 1oANsN. GAkLIGK, ApotaeCsry, &c
J~ - Market Place, FTa1Elia a.
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$50 Eesms bssG B0OK PAPEE-e6sS.
The contractor villa IS 2oEad 20 furnish ths Pa
psrat such time and Ia suth quantities Ss the 6u-
psrintandest 0! Public Printing may dir act spd
must give hOuds with two ao0d erTstHs I5r "a
faithful performance OF ths CONTRACT.
Specimens Of tho Paper ID bs furnished mtg. ac-
con nPany Ehs oid-ths paper 80 bs delivered IL the
city CF Richmond, Va.
The proposals 30 bs dressed 30 the Supsia-
te1de2t Of Pablic PrsntinG. and endorsed, Pro
pces Il fer Far1ishtuG Paper
The bames ~ two rsllsbls sugettes 2lso, TO So
company sao E'Topos&I.
GPN " NFINAS
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0EEICE Va y TsYy r C0 :

OFFICE Va d TENN. X. Il CO..
LEscHBURa. Juno Is, 1891.
THE PUBLIC hereby cautioned not 70
L purchase the Third or income M0RT0 AsGE
BONDS OF this Company, numbered from <6L to
$50 ineiusivs, or the COurotts therso: fson
July /, Is6s. The said BONDS wsre deposited
New York city, and will, under no eira4n-
st@nses, 10 paid by this Company.
10 2o-i0s no. L. OWEN. PraHt.
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s.2 Havelocks,
HkyRRskCE

srS hatelccksl
HkyRRgkCEE
,.,, sad GLITRRs,
Aesay rade aai rnsnufaet-red IL large q1artitios,
a. shor. Eodce, st
n. C. BARTnv's, :2a .aiu a..
- Ae--1n Two doors below spots ~ ood Hote!
AG Jane &<...-speciRI Notice. 2<
ki Ii ART coo oDs.
rr-,, PER ADANs' EXpRgsa,
oBeIkkb sOoDs.
MILITARY cc~pAHlss ~'SP''' ''F
Wanting
Bscs!vinH th's week: a.
@e3a yslds of Csdst Grey s&TIEETT,
80 yards cf fue Biue rATtyETT
a.S2 yarcs q Grey CAB:- fE.iE
80 y&rt = Hickory STRIPES, fo- aLiyts
go. yards shser Grey CksSIMERg,
~''' yards nes7y F1l!e1 CLOTH, gog oye--
= aslAs c0:toa oZ1ABUREs,
A5 la.1s ( 4 40. o.
bzlos striped do
I@ lGl8% heavy d-S sr67sn DJNEETFG
eR yascs Fs,aIt BLACK koaTnelsd CI.0TH
5%1s yards Of t-pttig- wo5i.dYa5 Navy Blns
SEAHS, lTstsEsts escoes f3r aai-
: dos. Bike FIsheai F@t.--e srIaTn,
go paiCs superior BLANghT5,
go io-rs THai Navy 30.
$500 yards Grey and BlCs FLkrE2L5
fN@ Fho~c, VIE = yGr!at- cs cshsT Goods for
osirr ssrrloe. w'l! bs sc!5 o1asp st the Military
heAdfu&rLers e ALgRED MOSES,
20 -S-iaI 9. haln street.
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Ess ) ust Received
NroE SOUTHERN MANUFACTORrI9,
1900 va-G> he~: h r. l. I Is .vs ,SeAs.z al
t'VsEN"ass.
1870 ysTds 6 G-ey CASSILEgPR.
20 Grey Fa.gas sbIRFs. fGr military uss.
ICE s0E rsirs Wonll.r SOCKS
kb>i'-A good assortment: al Cold LACE aaS
EifS.nik rot.GAs, &Ed .G4ny ONE. afIioisg IA
me Inlltery line, to which invite tbs sttention
~ Ci.ttAEy Ice1-24l Ok which / oser far sails
cheap. z. BECEEA,
~ Eo. So Esi1 el-s@5.
eg2:e H&EnS v2-tsz .-~s<3A'cly.
ie e1a-iI" b 'BsCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28
JAMES RoHINaON.


- tUhNIl sJEEt AU THE JAZZ. OF
e<g this county, "a the 24th day Ct April, as &
AN 5u4sFAyi Q n oRr0 calling himself DAFY
<%g NHEkLE2., Eko cars 10 is fr6s ana from
rza.s~z La nsDhurg county SE.6 Negro is eet ~
lhchsz high 2bont IS years old; dark Brown
S3it Gza complains @ hi= ria ht kneo being stt
&c "i-i be cesi- With according to Law
BEOWN & II BE, JGilc-s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

BUKE4Us0F PUBLIC PKINTTEG- :
RICHMOND, jane 18th. 1881
SfG<EEDEEaFE ~TATEsU UE ANYKfsys
v Sealed Proposals will be received al thia Vf
fee anti! ths 20th day OF July next ~ roor fer
furn lshtnR tbs 0ndernsmsd paper FOR the u H. Of
ths @oYercLeat Of tbs Confederate States, "a Wit
EINcEgs' PAPER:
s. Reams IMPERIAL.
Is Beams SCPEk ROYAL.
IS lsea45 ROYAL
y Rs&0s FOLIO POET.
80 ReEms MEDIUM.
Il Roams DLHI
ico hesns FLAT CAP
80 Beams CAP, tCnrcTaa.1
e? Bssms LETTER, tulruISa5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

EE Confederate Soldiers and CitiT.us gene
rally 80 !: -,?l- lheU17eves es with - lot Of BA-
~ - A--4I- I - I--I Er.S 40 OIc 0y th5 cest
"1d s&fest Medicines now known IN this country
for DShpapsis. Gervous Headache Cholera ChG-
le1& t1o=bnE, summer Complaints. Collie Heart
b9ros, @aG Dts9Etere3 Stol4chs. y vou viii try
O"ttio Tor either o. tho above CGT.; I2tnts. yoa
w..i then DC convinced that BAKERS BITESns
- really valuable Family Medicine.
oaiy 20 cents par bottle. To os had CT all .hs
principal Drugg!s:s, south. OrdsIs 3lIed By sa-
dressing {. BAHE8 ProUr,el0T
le 1:--ts RchDorG, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

1%&s ~ k~S bVA4k1A IS Fs q Va u Is Es.--
GsS EaaaWaY from the sub-cfiber, eli the 2glh
50 daE 0i Nay, Negro MAN named JOHN
~ tAhHf hG- a wife q: Sobert p W2rring'a
s&z&-= n kssex county, W. john u light gin,
f-bfeed color, feet Cy inches high VIII
give 30 reward, aud pay all necessary expenses
.sF hum = ba dsitvered 10 tn RehT.onc OF "a
G4t='s ia!I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

offiCA AICRAD FErERsRd X. n. CO..
RrGRaoED, Jrns Is, lss< !
:, tore have declared Semi Annual Divi1 end
" ~ - per eeat upon the capitsl sock Of this om
The soth fnst ''"o "oAsAS04' w ~ ''
ast ne Books Of Traasfsr Will be closed fror, the
''a !. 70 % ths so'h inst inclusive.
20 -ss- ltd M w. WARRINGTON. Trsas'T.
RiCHAoND DnUM MANCFACTORI.
q. asna arsenpSr 10 nov manufacturing, ani has
quality. An ~ nssM ~ oes'
. Corner of seh asd Brood str3 sis.
hand ypsy " o. % .ae grove DRUMS constantly on
lsn~ims G. SUTHERLAND, Asa II.
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RUNAWAYS.

l ss - trS. 'S:' fa.ss "f = s'lSS 85r 'eiess 1ass
aA FGAFA re is ebout Il years OF age,
~ -,nops sEghty, and walks &ykwardIy-
az=s-a v he9 last heard from re vGs u IL . Cen
ira railroad track. Fayin. that h 7g2s going 20
Ieanersea All psrr"as hereby w4rr ed
aEailHt haThoIinR hin Tbe usual reward VIII
De ? 10 for al. delivery 20 "A e PETrCULAs.
ElCN1u.Ui Va June u 1901 IL % ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

"a 4AN DOLLARS KEW D.-liana-
~ way, y egro Man named HORACE, RbO1t
ANsS years II age, CT light brown color
90 WelEhs loo pcuUts, sud walks very sioven-
,Az-- ~ had &C Light ,rsy wooien clothes.
y !. 40 If09sHy II Dr. TIFgIs, Oh mar and
: --t~ad PJLLfls ,z,t'u.. or
i" 'e-->'f~ W CRAWFORD gich ne" 4 Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

AG sic e EW ; Il D.-gAzargay from tie
Cd f4rm q hr. JEnes Lyons, on the sgd Of
AN 9eY, 2 negro MAJ, named WILLIAM PCS
s~H I@h. He ig d rulGtic, and las bushy
aAHz-@ bead, 45oE fse5 le inehss high, cf down
+'oE FEea hQCHrE go. T'ts above reward will De
Fetd lyE re apprehension uF said fsllow, II de-
5'FFfea e'lhe1 10 Mr.. gsmss Lyons OF OS. Eo. )
Lyue n Richmond.
ee t--.f TECS 2 yygx
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INV so-2r
Tune 23d, 1851

NEW Cs,IP BED AND VABLE.-TSs
~ chdelrigned has inveatcd, I'D !sno making,
CAMP BEDS and rs ABLEa. y hieh are to ne
the beat ia 1T tn & time. Those wi>hfug x,
purchase, wi!i plsane call and examine th4m =.
his factory, on slb, between Grano sad Franklia
stHas's. R.chn0nd, vs..
A!so, d supaIior esticls Of CAMP STOOLS. for
sale sbaap.
ts esTaral peYeccs are row laak'n and selti1.
his Table without his consent, this noIics wiz
nf>rIa them that patents botn cssos have been
applied r. lie 1s--iuEJ WV. FO- BRh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28
TIN I.UEIAhN x r.A..1,

T. =
65Y Yay tie shove rewsrd for .he apprehension
"a i JLAsE, who left my farm, ia Ch.eter-
- Gela1 about thys. weaks since. he IL Of
s~=a "a her los sai1re, though stout, light, gin
- .ri..-d coioT, and about II ys&r8 of age, His
tL:"k % f. lutkius about there, he has be en-
&c u - H"~&rG . tiisTe, c"0kipp FOR the a0ldinls
il -5-ott = EAKRlNGIuN W.!KT.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

lg2%gs MiL'TAET ovERCcATs, gesdv- D.
ras@.-az9a Made aGd Made 10 order 81 s.
v. EfhGG'S HIH.lr7 CiuthInE Droot a.
Llt4 Gt., nszT tie AIesicsn Gotsi,
" Eto1m0c6, We.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28
TAILORING.
PARTICULARS NugI18.

: : Tho Bubscriber would rsapso.9cI'y It,
-a@~ form the pubic that rs g. prepared 20 CUT,
lid acd i aht MILITARY SCITS ca raaHopa-
bi@ IeEas, a15 Wogk warranted to g-yo Gatlsfa3-
tiaE.
is~i1g had r7=1e experience Il Cu..IrE, Trim
r-fts and making H!ltlErY ClclAsg! L buIope, s0r
s-s 4 czssa army, Eaitsr 1ysait ths' c&a sz:-
laty tag-9 e 10 may f4FCr ne Wi.h call. orders
rfs Pecf8tly ssItr3t.G l. LICHrENsTEFY
y l.--L2-t o. Er- nkiin. bot I1lh a.a Letn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28
CuNa- pTerrlT.s ac

FGST0E~, PISTOLS, PAS
y e. ~ Et- ~.-->. rs, received q nd Tor .sle
~6s[ 80 COLES NAVY P1sTn- =.
=. Haykst-s5Is PiaTcL3.
q W y Lad = coo Ngasa. CAPS
AL-o, - Double GC.js. rauan5 il prizes from
q: t. ii13 JA&Es WALSH, GGa Maker,
l~ ..--2E 90 aa.u R-raal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-28

,N7s NOR tCE CHASE, of the Lsipsic Cor
tczy7 7ei 'dtorluin of Music informs his frie nds
- %ho tae public thai he will continue his
51stst COuksA OE MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
{i. = t4tti 1fe I. fa-.1ef moAths.
~ t'g ~ &ii A,o teeai7e few additional pupils on
I. La9 q foss, ears G. l.. BIDaoop. Mg!a street.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
The Southern Marseilles.

Sons of the South, awake to glory
 Harll hark what myriads bid you rise, Your children, wives and grandsires hoary, Behold their tears and hear their cries, Shall reckless fanatics now mischief breeding, With mongrel hosts, theiving band Alright and desolate the land,
 While peace--equality--li bleeding?
 To arms to arms ye brave
 Tha averaging sword unsheath
 March on march on all hearts resolved
 On victory or death Now, now the Abolition storm is rolling, Which treacherous States fanatics raise; Their dogs of war let loose are bowling, Texan cities burn and blaze And shall we basely view the ruin. While prowling thieves with guilty stride, Spreads desolation far ard wide,
 With our blood their hands imbruin9
 To arms to arms !! etc. Equality, can man resign thee,
 Freemen who've felt thy generous flame Can Abolition hordes confine thee, Or wrongs the Southern spirit tame? For long the South has wept bewailing, That falsehood's dagger brothers wield, But Independence is our shield;
 Stars of the South we are now hailing,
 To arms to arms! etc.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

seek an office where 1 knew there was no vacancy, had that been my objecls
 was left an orphan upon the charities of cold and merciless world at the ten- der age of six months. and ateight years of age was thrown entirely upon my own resources, and from that moment to the present, it has been my ill or good fortune to be persecuted and hunted down by such vile miscreants as those who are now seek ing to blast my name and my reputation by the most unmitigated, but not yet, as the future may disclose, incorrigible lying and dastardly calumniation.
 With these remarks, leave my case to be adjudged by my comrades in arms, and virtuous public, having for solace, a clear conscience. so far as my slanderers are concerned, and believing that there is just God who weighs in an equal balance the rectitude of all our intentions. E JOHN A. BAKER.
 Cotton Plant, Ark, June 25, 1861.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

own tents and camp equipments, which will De paid for on the certificate of the captain. Regiments required to organize with the ut most despatch and be ready for immediate ser vice. D. w. DAVIS,
 Secr'y Military Board.
 FROM OHIO. CINCINNATI, July 2. Lewis L. Harris, President of the bank of Savannah, died here Sunday.
 FROM ILLINOIS. CAIRO, July 3.-Troops have no money the Colone's even haven't cent to buy whs- Key or tobacco. The three months volunteers are all going home.
 The Louisville cotton collector is going to Franklin, Ky, the first station above Tenn lihe, to prevent transmission contraband arti- cles.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

Such being the case, there was no other course left for me to pursue than the one which I adopted. to wit: to return home to my family, which 1 did accordingly.
 And now, learn since my return. that it is secretly circulated by cringing, sneak ing, cowardly and white livered scoun- drels, who never intend to go even be- yond the confines of their narrow dung hill, that returned a disappointed office seeker. The dastardly, lying scoundrels we'll know, as did all ofus before we star ted from Cotton Plant. that the Des Arc Rangers had elected their officers some lime before. Then why should goto
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

FoRr SuMTER.-The Charleston Cou- Tier says there is now being placed m Fort Sumter heavy addition to its arma' ment, which makes il one of the most for midable military places in America.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

PATRIOTIC GIRL.-A young lady re- marked that she could not go and fight for her country, but she was willing all the young men should go, and she would stay at home and die an old maid, which she considered was a greater sacrifice.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
 RIVER NEWS, &c.

N< The Kanawha Valley, Capt. Price, f,om Memphis, passed up Thursday evening, hound for Jacksonport. She returns, honnd foc Memphis, this morning. Butler Coles, her clerk, furnished us with late papers.
 er The c. s. Mail packet Sam. Hale, is due from Napoleon, bound for Jacksonport, on Monday night.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
AND Fu4LIC POIsITx.
OPENING OF VOLUME XXI.

Full Reports of the fiction cf Congress
 AMID
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06

John Park, was elected mayor of Mem phls, on Thursday last, over several com petltors.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE. THE REGULAR CORPORATIONS A
 of Des Arc Chapter No. D. R. A.XX M., have been changed from the frst/ " Wednesday night to the second Friday, at lU o'clock, A. M, in each month. By order of the chapter. ynop
 April 5-3m. Secretary,
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
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Judge CatrOn's Charge.

The following is synopsis of the charge
OF Justice UATRoN, of the United States
Supreme Court, to the Grand Jury of the
Circuit Court at st. Louis
l. That to constitute treason, there must
be reasonable intent, as well as reasonable
overt act; and in order to make out treasona.
BILE intent and overt act, the party accused
must have been leagued in conspiracy to
overthrow the government.
2. That there are certain constitutional
guarantees which passion nor the frenzy of the
hour cannot touch, and among them is the
right of expression and discussion and the free
dom of the press.
3. That no sentiment, however hostile, can
be held to be reasonable.
4. That the right of every citizen to bear
arms is an inalienable right that cannot be in
fringed; and the fact of a citizen having arms,
without being in league with hostile force,
was not an act for which his liberty could be
abridged.
S. That it is the duty of the Grand Jury to
protect both the citizen and the government,
and that they should not, on account of any
fear, favor or affection, shrink from the dis
charge of that duty. AS an arm of the judi
ciary, the Grand Jury should diligently inquire
into all offences brought to their knowledge,
and bring to the bar of the United States Court
all who have been guilty of unlawfully uniting
against the Government and the laws of the
land.
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More Privateers off the Coast.


In addition to the Sumpter war steamer,
which got to sea from New Orleans, the re-
bells have other marauding vessels off the
coast. One of them, formerly the revenue
cutter Washington, seized at Now Orleans.
but now sailing under the name Of the jeff.
Davis, captured five merchant vessels, and
sent them with prize crews to Southern
ports, during the first ten days of this
month, in the neighborhood of Cape HATTIE
ras. The Davis is heavily armed and com
manded by an ex officer of the Federal navy,
PosrELL, by name. On the 18th. feet of
revenue cutters sailed from New York, in
search of the Davis, and on the 18th, the
gun boat Iroquois left in pursuit. We will
probably hear more of the privateer in a
few days.
The worst feature about this privateering
business is, mat it demonstrates that the
Southern ports are very imperfectly block
AIDED. This fact will give John Bull suf-
iciently valid reason for interfering to break
the blockade.