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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

The Fourth of July Convention at Colum-
Gus, will hardly reiterate the following Reso-
lutiOn. passed at a Democratic Convention
held in Columbus a short time previous to the
fall of Sumter:
Resolued, That the zee,a0o Democrats of
Ohio send to tie people of the United States
both North and South greeting; and when
the people ofthe North shall have fulfilled
their duties to the Constitution and the South
then and not till then, will it be proper for
them to take into consideration the ques-
tion OF the right and propriety Of coer-
cion
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

The Union party carried the election in
Oregon by two to one. The Secession Dem
ocrats were overwhelmed with defeat by the
patriotic people, who united in laying aside old
partisan issues, and Joined hands in Oredr that
tie Government might not be weakened BY To-
cal political strifes. A DOUGLAs Democrat was
elected Governor, and Republican was cho
sen for Congress. This Is foretaste of the
fate Of VALLAND1ouAM Democrats, in the loyal
States.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

alarmed them, and they broke, retreating IN
great disorder, our troops driving them for
more than half mile at the point OF the bay
onet, the rebels falling 10 heaps-more OF them
falling in this charge than ut Fair Oaks
They were driven from their riff pits and we
occupied them until reinforced. -Geu. Sick
les had i've horses shot under him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

The telegraph announces that on Saturday
last JOIN W. KEGS, Editor Of the Circlevile
Watcbman, was arrested By order of the Sec
retary Of War, Iris Office closed, and himself
sent IL charge of U. S. officer TO Fort War
rem. The arrest was made in consequence OF
treasonable utterances. with which his paper
has abounded TO an unnsa saal extent of late
Mr. kees has been announced as q caudidute
for Secretary of State before the Co invention
which assemblies at Columbus on the 4th inst
To show the character of the articles that
have lately appeared in his editorial columns,
We copy specimen. In a recent issue be dis
coursed as follows
james NJ. Bean, an old CircIeviiIe boy, is
publishing spirited and excellent weekly
paper at Paris Missouri, called the EssrcRyv.
Some weeks ago his paper was suppressed bv
the strong arm Of the Infamous and daaaahle
military despotism which assumes to control
and suppress the opinions of freemen, and Is
fast hurrying this country and its people to
he'll, where all these selEconstituted tvrants
and dirty Abolition scoubdrels ought TO have
beer long ago. After keeping him in prison
some three weeks, he obtained the gracious
permission Of one Major Caldwell to return
to bis home and family, and resume the pabli-
cation of his paper Hnder an Infamous and
unconstitutional selEconstituted censorship.
When will the people rise in the majesty
Of their strength, like freemen who know their
rights and dare maintain them, and put an end
to this God-abhorring g-abolition-despotism over
the constitutional rights and the minds of meu7
Put an end 10 the despotism or to its authors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

JKFf. DAVIS LEFT RrcHMoxD- REruRN
DoUsrrrL---NEw YoRK, June 26.--In an OBJ
Rcure corner of The Richmond Dispatch, of the
18th, we find the announcement that JEFF DA-
Wis had been iak.d i'll at Raleigh, where he had
gone to visit sick child. AntieipatiOns were
expressed that he would return to the Confed-
crate Capital in few days, but these hopes
may prove fallscious.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

A QUESTION OF Cosr.-"The support Of the
'contFabands' now costs the Gnvernmsnt over
100000 per day."--(Democratie Papers.
Slavery is now costing the government a.
bout 81 100000 per day! Yet these same pa
pers have never bad the honesty TO tell their
readers the fact. But we are happy to state
that many are finding it out Notwithstanding
-IFrcmont Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Sheriff Sale.

James NcIsster ard Wife 0Y virtue OF On order Of
IN sale 10 me directed frorn
An.lr"w J. Smith q as tie Court Of Cnnmun Pleas
"f lnon county Ohio, / will ufcr tor sale AZ the sonr
Of 's Court House in MarysviIe Union engniy Ohio,
OH the 9th dag OF July, A. D. 1862.
b tween the hours or 10 o'eloek A. In and o'cl,ok n
the following desc. ibed lands ana teemauts towit.
'trt 0t which Il lying in sand county Of Union aud
part the res1 lie IN the county Of delaware Ohio t be.
ing Int No IN Survey No 5696 Boxes Greek begin.
ning at stake IN tbs creek, witness a Buckeys aud
Pawp1w on the north and Hickory on the south ado
m said creek northcasteTly corner Of Lot No thenco
with the mcanders Of said creek aud with the INC OF
Lot No north west 26 poles So wost % poles
north p west IL poles north q 90 poles nofh 10
otst 20 poles north 70 "a poles north 81 east 70
poles north b3 west 20 poles Eorth - west 20 DO rs
south 20 west "a poles north 81 10 poles north IS
vest - poles. the North Garner Of said LOT No
l; Thence north degrees SIS east Isl pas 70
dogwood and barch in the line of the original
Su vey No 3696; theuca with line correcting tie
course th9rcof south So degrees IL minutes esai 100
poles to an ash dagTood hickory and sugart-ee north
east corncr 20 the original Survey thence with anoiher
llhe OF said Survey south degrees minutes weAg
295 poles 20 the beginning containing Q4o) ono hun
drcd and forty acres, more loss.
lerH ot sale: One third IN hand: nre-thlrd IN one
year and tle residue years secured by raortxaro
on the pFcmis = Appraised at $500 co.
PHILLIP SNIpER, Shoria Union Co o.
and Special Master Commissiancf.
June l3' lSs2-5Wks-pf 5000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

tiOus, and nothing bat faTOritism placed them
where they are. have nothing to say against
our officers True. they are unskilled IN niii-
tary affairs, but they have pride enough about
them to soon qualify themselves in this
Yours &C.,
D. W. C.. LueExBEEI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
OFFICIAL.

WASHINGTON. june 30.-I2 M.-The Gov
erument has 10 accurate Information of the
state of affairs on The Peninsula, by reasons of
the interruption of the telegrapbic comwuni-
cation. Nothing has been received to war
rant the belief Of any serious disaster
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
altr' Adpertisrturnts.

sS- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvORs As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

The con6seaiion bill which recently passed
the House has been defeated in the Senate,
and it seems TO be the general impression that
Congress viii adjourn without passing any
effective law Of the kind. It is assumed that
If such law be passed the rebels will become
so exasperated that there viii be no hope Of
their ever becoming loyal while the progress
of the war has demonstrated clearly that moth
ing is to be hoped iros, courilisatory measures
that force alone will bring them back to
their allegiance--and the more thoroughly it
applied the sooner will the desired end be
accomplished.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Rstate of Thomaa Carnev.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed ahi qualified Administrator OF
the Estate OF Thomas Carney deuoased. All pers jns
Interested will govern themseks accordingly.
June q gsB2-3t pd HENRY CARNEY, Admir-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
List of Letters

List OF Letters
D EMAINING in the POST OFFICE at Della
IL ware, Ohio, on the lst Ct July, 1862.
ARNOLD John Iicnsey w&H
Askns William Lon Zweil Ira
Ayers McEW EN- Miss RebeccA
sBEVAN Charles Mcclure +
Biakpr naridi Norris Richard
COWIES BH Morgan Miss Dileha
Carpenter vs. PARRY David
Campbell Kansom--3 Parish Miss Jane
Cromer Christian Potter Ms Mary
DALE James H Petit Miss sa-ah
Day F Pycrott Franks
ELIOT Miss Sarah J-a RANNEY wB
FORICE John Rounds james
FOust Miss Christina ROuch Miss Maggie A
Fuller II SMITH Mrs Ha rict
GADZE Hiss Minnie Smith George
Gates Mss Minnie smith X Iadd Messra
Gcsner John Sayyrs Ephram
Geyer Miss May steel Mrs El.ztleth
George Thomas Stephens Adam
tiobe Joseph St phens Miss sally Al
Gruwell DR.. P THOMPSON
Guage Thomson Amanda
HAMEs Thomson R Va
Hill Miss Iane WATERS Mrs Ellen
Herman Mrs Catharlne-a walas Miss
Heit5 Manuel Wall George
Holmes Miss Louisa Webster
Hooker Fanniu Weaver Eavid
Hoffman Gilbert Weaver jam >
Hubbell Whyte Mrs Maria
JAMES Miss EIz ibsth weiz Adam
James Miss Mary WeEthaimrr y
Gro5ar Lorcnz Williams Mrs Emma--2
Jones Dr Wurd Miss Chariot
Jones Mrs Phsbe-S Williams John
KAMMERER Mrs Dorethca EWilc0x Warren
Kass ba He rn John Woolmiler Philip
King Wi les Frederic
LYNN Samuel Williams Ann f
LaTbOurna Miss Annie Wood Julius V-2
Laboupe Louis Wiker Mrs II A
Per ons calling for the above letters say ADVETs
TISED.
July 1852 1o2 A. THOMSON p NJ
Flax Straw.
TETAETED by the subscribers at their mill in pels
w ware, the entire crop Of
GOOD FLAX STR RW..
for wlhch cash will be paid delivery.
July 1, 1SG3-3m. BRIGHAM &HAWES.
standard copy 3 months
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Legal Notice.
In Court Common Pleas. Delaware County, Of
Calvin l.. Case, Plaintiff.
against


Calvin l. Case, PlaintIR
against -
Pncho Cas-, widow OI Tru4 Case, dcceassd.
Alfnon CasS, Ca.cb Hall, Senith Hall, his wife Z
Sidney Crunb, Franklin Barnes, Guardian Of
Sidney Crumh, Phl!anda ConaTd, Truman Con | :
ara, Rnsscil tonard, aud Missouri t0n1rd, mi
nor heirs Of lydia COnard. deceased; Caroline ; :
Cuninns, Spniih CuInmns and Clifton Gem : =
mus minor hrirs OF Lydia Cumnins deceased II
L&vi Case, Jason Case, Riley Case Z nOry Ih ard
Gordon Bard, John Beard, Senior heirs ana :
Albert Beard, Russell Beard, and Risew.ell
B art, minor heirs Of Hannah Beard deceased
- Beard and - Beard minor heirs Of John ?
beaFd, deceased, Bef.ndants.
1.-THE said Defendants will take notice that the Plain
uh tiled his pet in Eaid cause N sad Court on
the l5h day Of April, 4. n 1852 and tho sans is now
penalng therein prayug for Partition OF all the lands
oI truman Case late of Delaware county Ohio de-
ceas "a TO wit: about FOTtysx of land in orange
UWlShp, Delaware county, Quo, described as follows
VIZ Il ing the south east pat of LIT No. in sec
tp - Range Is, u :. ~ land ling Ihs same prcris =
uceded TO salG Truman Cas-; by ACheal Blanchard in
Tue year 1888, except small tho south east
corner o. SAID lot now owned by Gavin l.. Case
Also, ln-lOt No 2, IN Oangeburg and small tract Of
land lylng near the same in all acrcs being preun
lss decided 10 sand Truman Case by VIM b. Jarvis aud
othersi the same 6sing in Orange township Delaware
county ohio said petition also Prays the assign
meLt oil the dover interest Of the Pheba Case in
said premises. The will be for hearing at the
next september term Of said Court Defendants
are required to answer by the hrs day Of Sepcln
next. By GEO II Hail
June a 1s6Z-CcwpfS 81 90 Airy for Plaintiff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

A call is about TO be issued for another
200 900 men-the design being to bring into
the field force sufficient TO crush the rebellion
without danger Of failure, Onr regiments
have been very much reduced by the casualties
Of war, and we have not anything like the
number of efficient men in tht service that the
number of regiments would seem to indicate
Special Inducements are held Uut to volunteers
for the war.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Silver SOau,
SoTnething TTsafi1I-

a NEW and Excellent Articlefor cleaning 81
"A yer aud Plated Ware jusi receivee al
Dec 1888 NO. 3 WILLIAMS Bi.DC'K
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

That time viii yet come. and in the name ofA
Just God, may it come soon! The sooner the
better.
Freemen, what are you fighting fOFF Are
YOU fighting for an infamous military despot-
ism or for that freedom Of action and thought
guaranteed By the Constitution which was
given to Us by our fathers? Whatever you
nav think you are fighting for. yo0 have been
tie means OF establishing in many parts Of
this once free and happy country, desPOtism
more disgraeeful, more tyranical, God-abhor-
red and wicked, than ever disgraced any Ha-
tion upon the face OF Gods green earth, either
civilized or heather. This is our honest and
conscientious opinion, formed by reading much
Of the history Of the world, both sacred and
profane, and we are determined to express
this opinion whenever We choose, despite the
threats of all the abolition hell-hounds this
side of hell
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Ixcelsior Clothes Wringer.
Wanted,

q NY number Of individuals to call and exam,
~ lDs thr stperl1rIty ia i0nr uuixh anu o like *
pfrn%lon o. tue PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken a
GAEIrTS GALLERY. They urendrniredby cvcry on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
For Sale.
Tnst Received.

a GOOD HORSE and SPRING WAGON. Call down
1A at N. ELY & cos,
July 10, 1s6I.-ttf,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Tabe Ware,

70O KEGS host brand Wheeling Nails Just received 4
4OO aud for sale at the lowest market rate by
June l3 1862 G. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

a MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
n Pumps and for conducting water y 70 inch bore
sept, 3, 'Ss-su c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Hanging Moss BasITefs-

WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL. AT
Delaware, Apr 2S. 's2,-4tf ''AAAhS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

over-cOats and Blankets,
F'R0M the Goth Regiment, O.v, J.. SAINT IA INV
care, luHt received. The friends will pier rS ~
and pay Express charges and got thevn -
May a0'62 ri q f-liA Nf1srrysr ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
81 900 worth READY MADE CLoTHlNG

This is good chance for any one 70 buv At s,v,rg
OF rs per cent want 90 sell all tho above Ciothug
this SUMMER so call IN and SET II they are CHEAP.
No. COFFEE aud TEA. Good SUGAR and everv.
thing the Grocery line ss cheap as any ekr
NAV.
May 10, '62 }. HYATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04
Flower Seeds

A GOOD VARIETY OF FLOWER SEEDS, received
a rrom tho Fast and for sale a. cents paper.
Also, GARDEN SEEDS, ct STARR A RROsS
Aprilllez No. WiliamS' Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :!
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18

FRoM Mexico We copy the follow
lag from the st. louis Republican of the
26ih ult
We have through New York Papers
late news from Mexico. The accounts
show ttat tie French are advancin. upon
the capital without meeting with any re-
sistance worth naming. They expected
to reach it by the 10Th Of May. Jaarez,
it is'said had retired 10 Qneretaro, where
he and his cabiuet were at last accounts.
Several provinces had pronounced in "a
vnr of the French Intervention, and at
Orizaba there had been au election OF
President ad interim of the repu bile,
which resulted il tn CHOICE Of Almonfe.
Very few participated ID this election,
but AlmUntc considers it ought to satisfy
the Mexican people, aud addresses the
Or'zabanians in one Of the Usual procla.
nations.
From all this it appears that we shall
soon hear Of the french at the capital of
Mexico. When there, probably, the first
step taken will be the solemn pronuncia
ton that the Jualcz government has
ceased, ard that of Amonte has provis-
iunaily superceded it For what is fur.
thcr upon the curGs that HIS nut been TX.
posed, we must watch and wait. Evi
Geu'iy our government has, On account OF
Corwin's treaty, a new incentive Gud An
additional necessity to be linked up" in
Mexican politics.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18
No. %.

The LAST YANKEE NOrIoN.-The
New York Post, which thinks that the
South is at the command Of Lincoln, is
showing how 1t i to be cut up and made
available for Yankee appesitcs. They
will begin presently to quarrel as TO the
mode Of doing this. Tie Posts plan res
pecting the cotton States is notablo and
noteworthy, and i coatriFed especially in
order to relieve the invader from the
pressure Of his national debt, and. as is
stated in the Post. for permanent hold
Ing Of the South il the i,cn grasp Of .hs
Union, and forcing her to pay the cost Of
the war" Thus the plan is set forth:
AT convenient points lay ont tracks
from the forfeited lands, Of 10000 acres
each. Lay out these tracts in squares, as
near a. may be, and let each Of these
tracts be the homestead of a body of
thousand men-sny regiment Of infan-
try, battery Of arlil cry, and a squadron
of cavalry.
1T each angle Of the square Of eight
miles, which would be about the sizo of a
40, 600 acre tract, would place redoubt
with a few gus L. the centre place .
fort large enough to need :. garrison Of .
tholsana llen Here could be the quar-
termaster's store, the shop. etc in fact
the village of the homestead.
| would divide the tract into forty acre
farms, as near as mi ght. On them the
SELLERS could work when off drill, and
raise crops, with the aid of i.ee negroes
or otherwise negroes being in a
state OF apprenticeship. Such troops
would need little pay; they could nearly
maintain themselves. They could 10
made, by the effect of military discipline,
to treat the aPprerti 6 kindly aud to
work regularly, aud they cca!i help oo,-
/ lect the war tax.
| would cover the revUltcd States with
a chequer work Of these fortified home
steads-let the white squares on a chequcr
board represent vacant lands-the black
the fortified ones. The loyal whites and
freed blacks could occupy the vacant
lands
If the rebels in great numbers should
hold out in revolt and take to the swamps,
acting as Guerrillas, would drill the
blacks is light infantry, and send then
to clear the swimps and canebrakes. Such
black soldiers would BE- safer to loyal
! whites than their own slaves, and | would
have maraudiDg and any other serious
Outrage punished with instant death.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18

aea- Tie London Times, referring to
the bravery of the Southern troops, says !:
g When such is the spirit, what is the
hope of their conquest, and can the North
really expect to subjugate them aud re-
duce them to virtual dependency? They
have only to hold ont, and they know they
must beat the North at the game Of Oh.
stinacy. They stand on their own soil
and defend their own homes. They can
do this cheaply enough, but a gar which
Is cheap TO them will be ruinous to the
invader, who brings his men and his ma.
teri ! over thousand miles, as we found
to cur cost in the war of Independence,
and again IN the unfortunate quarrel of
1SI3-l4." N
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18
B.ssesEA HERE!
'Ea1 Payers Take Notice

THAT shall attend Mt the various Town
L .hips of Hampstead County On the follow
nr days for the purpose Of collecting the Spc-
cial tax levied for the relief and support Nj the
families OF volunteers in tie Confederate states
service. who are III INDECENT Circumstances for
the wear 1862 viz:
II Fulton-Bois pare Township. on We'd
Il u,>iiay and ThG sday the 18Th and 18th Of
June.
AZ Spring Hill-spring Hill Township, on
F,iIty aad Saturday the 10th and 4lst Cf
June.
At tContreyillr-Caruse Township, on Tues
day and Wednesday the 18th uui 18th June
Vt Muscow-M.~so Township. on Friday
aaI saturday the 37th and 18th June
II CuttiHgham's Storc-RcdInui Township,
ga Monday and Tuesday tle aV;h June and l>t
July.
it Nashvji,c-Aliue Creek Township. on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday tAr 3l. 4th
AuI 9TH JGly.
At Cu'uuhu.-~aliue Towu~hip. On Nau.ifU
and Tuc-lay the 7th AMI sth Jniy.
Al Washington -O1an Tpwu-hir. n lur.
lay, FRIDAY AMI Saturday tAe ltin, lltA nuA
18th Jdly.
At wi;eh times and places ' notify every
tax payer 90 meet TIE Prepared ~ sct.,c Ills
volunteer relief tax.
! Persons who have not pail IN provisions or
supplies o. their respective Tovu-hip Commits
suucrs will be required ta ply heir taxes III
money. This being matter of the greatest
importance to tie destitute families of absent
volunteers. it is to be- hoped that nll tax payers
vii. READILY realize il aud prom-ily come for
ward ami settle their taxes. Their wants must
hc supplied hy those remaining ID hrmr, who
wii. reap in common the fruit, uf their hus-
/ band and SONS yictori,s.
Come forward promptly and meet the call
TiiOS. II. SIMMS, Assessor
and Collector Hampstead Co., Ark.
/ Washington, May nth, 1862. Zu-i
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18

GEN. JoHN b. FLoYD.--This officer is
at present in Richmond perfecting ar,
ransenents for the raising, arming, and
cquipping Of the ten thousand Virginia
troops to whose command he. has beer
assigned by the Legislature. a cotem-
porary very truly says: " Throughout the
Western part Of Virginia the name Of
Floyd is a tower Of strength to the South.
ern cause, and the Legislature of the
State, in again placing aim in the field,
have takcn step which will doubtless 20
far towards ensuring the security of the
important mines aud railroads Of that
rugged region, to conquer which is now
the special ambition Of the precious kn4re
and renegade. John Charles Fremont
Dispatch 22d.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18

E|- We learn from a gentleman re-
ceut!y from New Orleans, that when the
boats sent t. Mobile aud up Red river for
hOur and beef, to feed the citizens, arriv-
ed at New Orleans, Gen. Butler appro-
priatel one-f"urth Of the provisions for
his troops. This has incensed the PLAN
ters go that they refuse to send any more.
They say they are willing I'd feed the citi-
zeus Of New orleans. bat win never feed
the Yankees if they can help it.
Our informant says that when Gen.
Butler issued his Infamous proclamation,
Mayor Monroe wrote him very severe
letter, which Gen. Butler requested him
to Withdraw. Mayor Mlnrce properly
answered that he would withdraw il if
Butler would withdraw the outrageous
proclamation. Butler then told him lie
must withdraw it or 60 to Fort Jackson.
Mr Monroe replied he preferred Font
Jackson--and vas sent there. - Wig.
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18
"a q I G, E =

RY resolution and order of the Est.i-s..9a
u Board OF Directors of the Mis- -
sIsSjppl. Ouaclasaa and Red River
railroad Company. of November 27th
Iooi, am authorized to sell any lands stu
ated in the Champaguone Swami Land Dis
trlct, (sold or granted to said Company by an
act of the General Assembly of the State of
Arkansas. approved 10th day of January, 1861. }
Said lands TO be sold at price not less than
two dollars per acre. and to receive in payment
thereior, Bonds or money of the Confederate
States of America, and War Bonds or Treasury
Warrants Of the State of Arkansas. and to exc
cute deeds to purchasers. All persons having
presumption claims upon any of the-said lands
are hereby notified that if said claims are aot
redeemed within ninety days from this date
their rights under their pre- enpton will be
forever barred.
JAS. THCS. ELLIOTT,
Pres. NJ, o. s. r. L. r. Co.
Camden, Nov. %, 1861, +T-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-06-18
ESsEEaHI.

\ IL those fo~ whom we advanced gold aud
Il silver in 1862 'Ul anI 50 are Informed
that the can now pay ii bacl, in cotton, wheat
aud war bonds NJ the market price delivered 70
us IN this pllce; and tlnt tie books of VIII
Hams X Logan must be closed posit yely in a
short time. Also that all gooIs remaining in
store are at the risk Of owners. AMI must be
taken away or they will bc sold for chargas.
". T. II. WILLIAMS X Co.
Camien, March - S62 lost.