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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

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w by widow lady OF expeiis.cs, Addrcl
"a W." .hrousL tbs Post Cfico ssx:ips so AID
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

xET sNrssD--A 0.s;ssie VAkHlSbHa. 70 4
w suitable man s,ssdy enpN11Esai sd Eoo0
wages NIL Is Sivsa Apply to
Is U ROWE, Governor st,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

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An "a -atS .OHE r SST,JSCp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-01

Ny1aTHD.-I wis1 . rent . HOUsa spsss
w. bic 70. saaa!! Eml'Y, or two XOsAs .n1
pa:on OF ths Kitchen Rsst ely refeEeuoa given.
Apply 10 WILLIAMSON + ELLI0T'r, 10 81
Msia street, or address join } 0HSkF, bcx No
llS a. II -S,x
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13

,r,,.,atoF1as . the Philadelphia InGuirer.J
.,ororrs >: 10 t}e movements u the Confede
40. IRE yayv conflicting. One account says that
, .-' have moved their ms u )odE Of the army
., + near Fredericksburg il the direction o.
'~"' ~ he extreme left the Corfeda9rates
s..,a Ioa1fesfed increased force by doubling
~, n.<ar lines. al day yesterday they were
, -, trains from their depot Oh the raiyoa1
s ..[ .6vn <1itthward, and about q mile from
49, .}a0ot and out on the Port Royal road they
ts3 large force drawn ny III line q o<a1I!2 a
r6angf t{av expected HI attack:
TRo tgo3rs across the river still assume 5iae
..4onS;yo While the enemy directly in front
show themselves in numbers. and yesterday
o 'rG tventy-six guns, which can be seen
!, heir works With the aid Of glasses.
Letters from your special correspondent55
With the army Of the Potomac, as'der date OF
This morning, say that nc engagement had Ia
ken place ~
York. having been rnporarily relieved Of the
command Of the Department Of tie South.
No later adgices have boen received today
rom Yicksburg by the War Department. ;,
lIoseby' cavalry. who rode into Maryland
vazterday, were heard Of to-day, golng through
Allie en- route 70 the mountains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13

This morning. 18th inst, I. LOUIS KIN
YER, esq in the 39Gh year Of bis age, after 3
proCracted illness.
Sc was & native Of Lancaster county, Pa,
but had resided here from his youth. Com
mencing st an early age, the practice Of the
law, he soon, by his devotion to the inter
o2t2 Of his clients, his attention 10 business and
nis uniform correctness and probity, secured
The confidence and esteem Of the whole cornmu-
nifty, which was continued to him TO the close Of
his life. He was s. most atEectionate husband
and father, S kind friend and useful citizen.
Iany Of the qualities which most endeeg q man
70 those around him, he possessed in 81 eminent
degree. Charity and unselfshness were promi-
1enr traits in his character He would freely
serve not only his friedds, but all to whom his
assistance could be rendered. So living, he
died, with the faith and the hopes Of christian,
and his memory will long be cherished by MS
family and his friends Gzsa~ The funeral will
lake place, tomorrow Sunday afternoon, st
O'CLOCK, from his late residence, upper end Of
hlng street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13

( oommit1ee Of Ralica Republican Ger
mans from Missouri Iaroly waited upon pIt>~
idont Lincoln for the purpose ct urging hin 70
dismiss Secretaries Seward and Blair; 10 r.
move Gen Hallcck from Washington: CO restore
Gems. Fremont, Butler and Sigcl to commands;
u remove ali gradual enancip atiunisCs IN Mis-
sour, trons Office, &c THAI report that The
President announced clearly thar, As tar as Is
was at present advised, JE,e radicals ii N.~s:,-
Il bad III rIgtt 10 coIl,2l3r themselves tbs eS~
pononts o. his views Oh the subject o onlanol.
parion in that State that he wo,lid not ra,l1oye
the Secretaries and General al ued at that hf
ala not os1rposoly keep i1e11s Fremont, &c, Out
Of cou1man1s but that at present he had
more pegs than holes TO put them III; aud &
naliy that there was evidently "a serious mis-
understanding" springing up berween Dim
and the Germans Of ST Louis, which he would
like TO see removed.
William 7. p. Sheffield, formerly 3 momi)es
Of Congress from the frst district u Rhode
Island. has sued the ciJy Of New York tor
$4,000 damages. In December, 1859, he
was passing along Park Row, near the foot OF
the Park where he stumbled over the stump
Of s tree which the defendants had negligentiy
allowed 10 remain, aud obstr1ct the highway.
He was thrown violently On the ground, and
sustained compound fracture Of the thigh.
On Tuesday night last 9th inst, The sloop
Union, of Baltimore, wss captured By the u
5. revenue steamer Reliance. IA one Of tha
Virginia rivers, having been engaged III carry
ing contraband goods.
Murfreesboro, Tenn. letters Indicate that
thare wilI be movements Of Importance III that
section at no distant day. There are reports
Of the Confederates falling back: but these lax
continuation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13


horsenen, estimated TO number one hundred
men, dashed upon snaIi wagon train nn It's
way 10 Berryvilla with supplies from Win
chester. The infantry guard Of the train
fought brayely, and not until one Of their
number had been killed ana several wounded,
did they surrender The loss OF L. :. Gov
ernmen5 property amounts 20 eighteen horses
ALI the horses from five wagons, except tNo
lied in the skirmlsh
The attack upon rIle train gas made 1ear the
Orauuar, about three miles from bcrryv1!io.
Residents Of The neighoorfl0od, say they- Dc
l,}2ze;} 10 Col. Harmon : regiment. Of zen.
Jones command Nloseby, according 70 the
statements Of men Of his since captured, ha11
nothing to do With this attain.
Sunday. Captains Boyd, and Bailey, With
one hunIired men Of the Ist New Y ork Cavai-
~. started On an expedition into Loudoun and
Faudu;er counties. Crossing the Shenandoah
opposite Sohloy Gap, the detachmert moved
10 the direction Of Piedmont, 90 the Manassas
Gan railroad g., route to Piedmont Statlon, On
what is known as the Crooked Greek road:
number Of prisoners were taken belonging 80
Moseby 3 command.
The command reached Salem about 5 o clock
Monday evening, picked up TWO Or tnree OF
Mosehv's men, and Il armed that Moseby had
taken quarters in the neighboEhood. Capt.
Royl learned that Moseby s redezvous and
PRINCIPAL HEADQUARTERS had been for g long
time at the residence Of Col. Hathaway about
i've miles fron1 Salem and twenty FROM Front
RoyaI. Col. Ha5haway's dwelling was found,
but the bird had down; one Of Moseby's ser
gaants, who saw the Federals at Salem having
warned him Of their approach: Vol. Hatha~
way was, however, captured, and with hlm
and other prisoners the command retraced It's
steps, aSad reached camp Monday afternoon Vie
Suckers Ferry with fourteen prisoners and
sixteen captured horses.
Gen. Butler, during his retirement at his
countrv seat near Lowell, Mass, has been
seized With the idea that he has claims which
should be recognised, beyond those immediate
!! y arising from his services IN the army he
| demands, at the hands Of the President, the
senior rank in the army By reason Of 'seniori-
ty of Intention on the part Of the President in
comforting upon him the grade Of major gen
cral. The War Department have considered
this claim in serious light and the question
has been submitted TO Major Generals Nc
Clellan, Fremont, Halleck, and Wool for their
opinion. The Secretary Of War also states
that the demand will be referred to 3 board Of
officers for decision.
The dispatch publisheda few days ago, and
which was copied from Philadelphia paper,
tating that the 'copperheads, had resisted the
enrolment in Brecknock township, Berkaooun~
ty, Pa, and had attacked the house Of Mr.
Dickersou, turns ont to be fabrication.
Cen. Fitz John Porter, under advice Of his
counsel is now engaged in preparing al answer
to the statement Of Mr. Holt, judge advocate
in the trial 1non which the President based
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13

ASApH 3 AEON, PRINCIPAL,
Assisted Hy 4 CQRrs OF COMPETENT TEACHERS
YY7HE PUBLIC are respectfully lnfoIm "a
that there will open UNION SCHOOL,
a. NE RELIEF FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 50
PRINCE street, on Tuesday, juno io1h, 1865
No mains will be spared &c make TINS one OF
the best schools IN the city, and to give staoenfS
q thorough knowlege ofthe common and nlgher
branches Of an English education.
The nrincipal will require strlctness III the
con1ncf and behavior Of students, and strict 81.
to,,+;or will be observed IN the ATTENDANCE and
Ir1Irs of zach recitatior. The school, Will pe
non6,cta1 IN q chris tan-like manner; thap-
r,o1 EXERCISES every morning Moral1ty and
9antilitv always approved
There will ba four terms ID the ochooA
full term will be composed Of e1syen weeks.
The following are the rates OF tuition TOT
mi term: PRIMARY DEPAETMEST--enl oSa~
c a Reading, Writing and Spelling, hlemen-
tarS Arithmetic Geography ana '7rammar'
a. M COMMON ENGLIsH bRANcHEs-e1n~
brocinr Arithmetic, Geography GrSInIaaI.
9Th P8rsine Manual History, MISE Lessons ~ n
ph;1osonhv@ Elocution and Composltlon, 30 "a;
HTcurF EEaLIsH orac14g s1l
no Mathematics, with Ast1qnony, G 1ona
Philosophy, Bookkeeping and hhetorlc, poVo
~ FIRMS payable IN advance OF s:e'slae-
+or;1x arranged. y deduct1ol Ao1 1ui1!ol5 -
cant for half term or IN cases OF pro1rso1eo AZ
De8g .;o,,1ors o33re7e fha
Principal r,,4L ,oeo
10 49,
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From SUFFOLK, "a.

3uFgoLK, Va, June II, 1868. Last night
The Confederates fred upon the pickots, shout
I've miles so2th Of Suffolk; killing one and
4ounding another. Picket shooting, IS hecom~
INK quite common,
It is reported that there are three brigades
oI Confederates IS Windsor, which Is about
1welve miles beyond Suffolk.
Two schooners, laden with corn, were
brought into Norfolk this morning, from Ro~
smoke Island, North River, by detachment
Of che One hundred and-seventh Pennsylvania
Infantry
Mrs. Jordan, who has got herself deep in
the scan mag. records in connection with Dion
3ouroioault, is playing at Nib(o's, New York.
E4or husband, 1t is said, is coming to this
country with view Of procuring divorce.
The Grand jury Of the &. S. Court in New
York city have brought forty-three additional
indictments against Solomon Kohns&anm for
defyaudi1g the government.
Governor Morton has issued proclamation
20 the people Of Indiana, warning all persons
against resistance to the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13
ALEXANDRIA, uEIoN GRApED SCHOOL.

AsApH BACON, PRINCIPAL,
SISTED By L CoRrs O. COMP TEACHERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-13
y. g. sWAIEE & CO.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY,
No. 2S North Royal street.
+ f3|lsupply Of 2auoilg groceries a1W s 90
hand
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27

fcatiOns and charges were read 10 him. he bravc'y
pleaded guilty and explained ~ the Court the trying
situation in which he placed by the dshonorable
conduct OF his comrades in arms. l am IN your
bends. gcntlemen and 1T your mercy. If rm restored
81 the ranks, shah faithfully perform my duties ~
soldier, and cDdcayor retrieve tbs error have CON-
mtted. Ii am sentenced 10 be shot III stand nnd
meet my sad fntc as a man" These ~ near as can
remember, the exact words OF the condemned soser
who 90 shun evil nnwtingy committed n greater.
George w Irager Co. 4, nth y. y. Vols, deserted
from army ut Fredericksburg, Va. june D.
ls63 OF this man have nothing to say In cxiennaiion
Of his crime. He also received tine same ren:oHee as
Miles
10 re SHOT.
Wm. A. Cannon, 20 ID. eth Maine. has been sen
fenced 10 be shot ON the ith day Of December isos
This sentence will positively be carried into execution
tho cuprt having manifested tho utmost stubornness
since his capture. An Of the above were tried before
General Com tmsrtial which convened wfnin ne
limits Of the III Division, 9th Corps In pursuance 10
Special Orders, No. 100, from Headquarters. d'ied
Nov. 10. lso3, and Of which Major John Fryer, iJd
yate A. II. Miles Of the 2l VI will receive rcprioye
for he deserves al the official elemoncy hat can be Lo
slowed upon his palliating case. j. l.. HAfLs
TIE COMING STRUGGLE.
BnAypY STATION, Midnight, Nov. %. 1862
The greatest excitement and activity is ap-
parent here and the confusion is dire and worse con
founded. Troops moving in al directions, and the
very atmosphere Is rcdo.cnt iih martial scenes. The
air rcsounds with the din of beating drums-thc whist
ling of sundry ffcs their shrii notes reFerbcrats
the animated hills cc!oing their merry tunes-a
seem 10 find cheerful response in the bGoyan hearts
Of brave men. who are anxious 10 participate III tLo
coming struggle The wartocsin that IS now sounding
promises to usher Ia the final conflict of tins campaign
IN tho Army of tie Potomac May thc anxious hearts
beating here tonight aud the ascending prayers at
home. Dc answered by the gad.one shout oi VIC
toTy All the troops seem inspired aud tier col4'
bespeak the emotions oi teir hearts ns that
banners may be gded With triumph, and their
broRs be lcckcd with the laurel. Let US be OF good
cheer for tho dci.r nation oi our men 10 conquer ia
the alprOachin conflict is exhibited ia every camp.
J. D.. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
Reports from LouisyiiIe.
LouEyILLH. Nov. &C. lgC3

IOtENILli, NOV 20, icyJ.
The Journals special dispatch from Cbatia-
nooga 25tb, says: Gen. Bleckinridgss son has just
been brought in prisoner.
Among our killed ore Cept. Barney. Lieut.. W.se and
Col Putnam.
Among our severely wounded ore Cept. Daniel 0Coa'
Ier and Capt Browse.
Among our wounded are Leut.-Coi. Gilmore. Capt.
Davis, Adjuisnt Tucker Lieut.-Col. Heath. Moior
johnson. and Adiutant Bond.
Our campnIes last night were blazing along The crest
81 the Whole ridge distance Of eight miles. Bragg
vas expected TO withdraw under cover OF night. AT
dark Bragg in line Of battle 10 cover the KEox'o
Railroad but 1t is beloved lie VIII not hazard another
Lsttle,
Our army Is oglow With enthusiasm sni eager 70
pursue.
Prisoners report tie Rebel army terribly demo;allzed
end incapable Of offering serious feselonco and also
that Bragg VIII fall back to Atlanta.
Gen. BFaInon occupies Tunnel HILL which completes
our line along the whole length Of Mssionory Ridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
Further Details OF the Great Enitie nt
Chattanooga The Retreat - Our C"P-

CHATTANOOGA. Thursday, nov. &C. lscj
Gen. Bragg's retreat from his position OF Lat
night is represented 10 be perfect rout.
Gen. Sheridan reached Chicamauga Station OF
o'clock this morning. He captured oOO pIisoneis4 gum
and number Of pontoons.
The enemy attempted TO bum Tho bridge behind hin'
ard parta succeeded.
The enemy also burned the depo. oud stores 90
CLickamauga.
Gen Sherman crossed the Chicknmauga nls forenoon.
Gen. Hooker was reported at Rlnggold at . O'Clock
this evening,
The tesertons and captures from the Isbel army ae
rapidly thinning it.
The number Of cannon captured thus fr Is reported
st 81 including the celebrated LOOMS battery which
was Loot by us at Clickamauga.
Gen Shernans loss Is much less than< <stm,teJ' nal
vii probably not exceed 800.
Nearly G.ocO prisoners have been reported.
The son Of Gen. Breckenridge. and Major "ison,
his chief Of staff were brought in among 'he pisonefs
Gen. Breckenridge himself narrowly escaped.
strong column is in pursuit Of the enemy ara II Is
Lot improbable that another disastrous defeat viii be
forced Oh hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
The Rebels Fly South, Leaving
Longstreet to Take Care
Of Himself.
The Whole Seetieni In Our Possession.
BURNSIDE SAFE AND TO BE REINFORCED.
Official Dispatches from Generals
Grant and Thomas.
wAsIuso1oS, THURSDAY, Nov. o. lsol.

The reports from Chattanooga received at the
War Department represent that 5000 prisoners wcIc
captured from the RI bells YESTERDAY! with ~ cannon,
s0O stand Of small arms and 10 Gags.
Tic Rebel forces are utterly routed to-day ard u fu
retreat toward Dalton. Georgia They are burning tn
bridges after them TO rctard pursuit. They are ~
lurnlng their dcp1ts and stores and abandoning @.
destroying eyoythnr tha, viii enbarrass their flight
The following have been received at head
quarters:
CHATTANOOGA Wednesday NOV. @j-5:l5 +. n.
To Najo5-Gea. HALlEcK.
ALTHOUGH the battle lasted from early dawn TIL
6afk this evening believe not premature in an
nouncine complete victory Over Bragg.
Lookout Mountain Top. all the rifcpts in Chaita.
Eooga Valley end Mfsionsry Ridge entire. have been
carried and are now held by
"U. s. GRANT, Msjor CencraL"
"CBArTA~oooA Wednesday, Nov. 25-Midnieh'.
ITO M. .Gen. HAtLECg, GSacrcLiH- Cli(
"Tbe operatioIs Of to-day have been Iaore success
III ssa yesterday, having carried Missionary Ridge,
ron near Rossyile to the Railroad Tunnel with q
comparatively small loss side, capturing about
fory pieces Of artillery, large quantity Of smell
arms camp and garrison equpage, beside The ain.a in
iie hands Of prisoners.
I'VE captured two thousand prisoners. Of whom
two hundred officers o. al grades, from coloncla
down.
We viii pursue tle enemy in Tie morning
The conduct OF the officers and troops was cTo'!
ding that could be expected
Missionary Ridge was carried simultaneously NJ
six different points. GEO. Il. THOMAS. Mai-G
Official information received from Cen Burnside
Gown 70 the 23d induces tie belief That lie IS safe Hc
win be supplied ard reinforced.
Braggs force is the retreat, and our forces were
pursuing his badly whipped and demoIazed army tbs
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
Self. Navis RcviewiEng Gen.
Lees Troops.
OUR ARllY MOVING FORWARD.
The Soldiers Rejoicing at General
Grants Victory.
TDEY WILL SOON Thy AND FOLLOW 1T UP.
WAspryorov, Thursday, Nov. 96, 1863

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov. 9G, 1868,
gentleman who reached this city tonight
from the Army II the Potomac says that JEFF Davis re-
viewed Gen. Lees troops yesterday.
The roads are now in toleraby good travelling con-
dition
The news from Chattanooga wae telcgraphcd from
Washington to tie headquarters Of the Army Of The
Potomac II soon became known 10 the soldiers. who
received il throughout orr moving lines with the
widest delight ard cheers
They are all enthusiastic TO follow the brilliant cr-
ample of their oomp,ios, and VIII very sct have that
opportunity.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
EROM NORFOLK.
Daring Operation Of Gucrriti"s-Onr
Hundred Negroes Carried OF, etc.
= 'orr ,pondencc II The y. Y. Tribune.

Con- spoudencc II The \. Y. Tribune.
NoRfoIK Wednesday Nov. %, l563.
Abou, midnight last night the "long roll "
WIS sounded IN this city. the first time In several
months The aist regiment Connecticut Volunteers
were on the alert, aud marched immediately toward
Princess Anne County Tie cause Of the alarm proved
TO Ne descent of guerilas upon The contgaband frm
about six miles from this city, Tie raid wis unex-
pccted and perfectly successful much to The chagrn Of
tho people hcroabout. Upon reaching the farm il was
found that upward Of ono hundred negIOcs had been
run of by these daring marauders and IL Is proDahie
NAT they are beyond pursuit. Tho Union soldiers
made scout " considerable extent through ire county
hnt flng 10 come up with the guorfilas returned To
cor,n thisaiternoon. This act exhibits good deal oi
daring on ihc past OF the rangers ana gives Us tle te"
b't lcy arc iros ing uIcomiUitaly bold. Since the
s tbcro Ina not been such m act Of outrage perpe
rtej near this city, Ii is evident that these gueri
as re nlcl and Allotted by the farmers around here
b not only furnish them with food ana protection but
tb III necessary information in relation 10 our move
mcnts This morning four persons were arrested here
mon ohargo of furnishing supplies o. gnerrilas and II
~ In be hopcd thtt they III be- promptly punished
Gen Wild Las been Instructed by Gen. Butler 70 Issue
raons to the families Of negroes enlisted IN tao ser
Vice of thc United States This measure cannot DC too
highly commanded.
lew daily papcr called The Daily Times. he's Jus.
boen issued In this city Ii Is under tho editorial
CHARGE of Mr. w. w. Shore wlo started The Norfolk
u liga n year Ggp last May Ite flses 10 thoroughly
loynl IN sentiment ard viii DO good service for tie
Government Tie Rorfok linton Was discontinued some
months ago nom want Oi support. IL Is 10 be hoped
tho new paper VIII Dc more successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
The Arabia Outynrd B0nnd.

HALIFAX. Thursday. Nov. 90 iaG3
Tie steamship Arabia did not sail Cor Boston
Until 7.30 a. II. to-day. She viii be due tAeyo tomorog
(fIsdsO efl1uo0u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
Gen. Rosecraus said in his recon. Cleveland

Gen. Rosecrans said IN his recent Cleveland
speech that the day oor the battle oofChictnauga somo
of the enemy commenced seng q squad q OH troops.
Ihc olicer commanding took 20 his heels when one OF
the men, lcveliug his gun called ont 10 lin 20 stop say
ing, I'm 10 id il III BIO deserted by my ofeaa.'
joseph j. Ennis, IL lst Lieutenant IN tho list
O,io. forged an order detailing himself 90 80 from
Louisiana 20 Cincinnati where no remaino months.
The Count. Martial rentoncod him 10 be rnlgced 10 the
ranke. 1bir is Tie lint time Ibis punishn,n has been
used
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-27
NEW REGULATION PoR MUSTER ROLLS.
WAX pAPsRrxrNr, PRoyosr MAEsnAL GKSEeALs
nYyrcp Nf~ 9S 1852.
IMPORTANT IANp.oFrrcR DECISION.
Commissioner Edmunds of the General Land
Olico has made tho following important decision:


Oliico has made tho following important decision:
CENTRAL LAgp OFFICE. Nov e. 1909.
Rsgif'er rrd R,crr>r. Loldeg Cisy i0rIio I,rorv:
GFNri yyKx: have received letter OF the 2l-t Ut for
10 tie . %! euptors under the OF June ? lol >.
ute. a srgc vol r. p,e 49, AMI stating that ny citizens a
Colorado had lled fscar.ory s'.I"ns with tho Surveyor
General under lid ~ twelve months before .Le
oreri.g ofthc Laniogcc. The fid ac u Junc q 1872
tending ~. prsmpon laws TO Colorado, contains the follow
lus spusin. That when unsuryryri lands clait ed
by pra npln notice of III. speefr 'rscts claimed shah b,
hcd within ak months amer the suivey h.. been made N tho
lsld" rnd failure Tile sn, notice. % 10Y for t's
rscts c.sn.d within wel,c months from the hns Of fuc
notice the parties claiming such lands sha o .eit al r-hl
thereto provided said notice may be hnd with tie Surveyor
Ourrl aui % be noted by him The Township ps until
other crran semer's yo been made FOR th 4 purpose
Fifs Now where tecafaiofy statements have been hed
with tho surscyor General VIII their transfer % your
regard them elective and the twelve months within
which piynct IL to b. uedc cOun,n, from the date 81 Tie
oreLlus tho District Land Office viz Oct l3J hero
conlc may arise, the date 10 priority o. fling and In
pr0gemen NJ constitute the basis oI the settlement VI sUch
conflicts
Scoaii where lands be surveyed subsrluent 70 The
opening the District Land Once the ng und the action
Il be made within six months asr the survey Ia
the field proof payment be made within twelve months
ailcr thc Llins under l-ns.ty Of forfeiture.
Tb,d. As to the ht o psmp.os under tho Homestead
Msy 1901 Ia my letter Of tho ?tth u you m
formed that the rigt 70 tTsnsmu'c prevnpron, INFO tols
tons restricted those oHly who have MED their aprci
lions or pTeJnpon !gt prior 10 the passage oI the
Aonss.ea set viz: May 20. 1872"