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MEMPHIS VIA. NAPOL:
WH A VALLEY, D.B.Pi'ro er.
— Up Thursdays — do-'i; ys.
HALE..C. VV. Cow. V fir.
_Up Tuesdays — down Ih~ ‘ ys.
phis & White River Pactets.
M<J(JS..John Dkahikg, Sister.
AX..J. H. QuisknherrI- Mas.
RIVER NEWS, &c.
The C. S. Mail packet Sam Hale.
W. Coles, passed up Mondaj light,
due down Thursday morniuf. VV.
her clerk, has our thanks tor fa
Mempihis Appeal of Sdurday
: “The Kanawha Valley, wtunder
Iis not so much injured as was sii'posed.
es on the bar at Battle Island and is
piarded against breaking or lending,
a rise of water, She will resjme her
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MONDAY.
Ml
Y FOR THE “CITIZEN.”
R ARKANSAS ST AT R TRLKGR.WK LINE.
1 Napoleon and Suite—Forlifica
c ns at Manassas—Fight at Jlquia
eek—Democrats Refuse to Unite with
ullicnns— The British Jldmiral and
at he. intends to do—Gov. Jackson
0
a dares Missouri out of the Old Union
,s Garibaldi going to Help the Nigger
ti ngretts out of a Bad Scrape.
US
iWSg FROM NEW YORK.
jjUtw York, August 10.—The wires last
-jtVfpltig state that Prince Napoleon and suite
returned from Manassas Junction.—
jelgiregard and Johnston both received him
utuBiwited him to visit Richmond ami see the
icfMKdent.
i, Sie fortifications nt Manassas are very for
fll®ble, and our guns, particularly Sherman’s
■<j3B>ry, Jprm an important part of the de
Beauregard informed the Prince that the
Sfliiherners had captured sixty two gun*.
ft is authenticated that the man Smith, cap
tured in New York, is a member of the Con
federate Congress. He will be kept as hos
t>a£* for Ely.
The World says, that a fix gun boat and the
Seorge Page ‘fought at the mouth of Aquia
creek—the Page went up the creek.
Yf' * T': -eb"rn reports the navigation of the
vvhr, ; anted *■ ates vver* ;if
ihg batteries.
The tribune says that bands of men are es
tablishing telegraph lines from headquarters
to all camps.
Herald has reliable authority that Confeder
ates are concentrating from Point of Rocks
to Alexandria. Large bodies of troop* are at
• vary ford. At the Potomac it is difficult to
teH whether their movements are preliminary
jto1 an attack or to guard against another fed
eral advance. The opinion of experienced of
icers is, that they are purely defensive.
McClellan’s preparations are equally avail
ible for defense or attack. His arrangements
vill enable him to repel an attack at tuy point
long his whole line, or move forward his
thole columns simultaneously upon any given
•tint.
Tribune says, refusal of democrats to coa
isce with republicans, causes much]surprise
id conflicts with prearranged programme of
oliticians.
New York Democrats are buying J. S. six
ir cent treasury notes payable in tvo years
95 to 95$.
New York, August 12.—The Maty Alice
s been recaptured by her prize irew and
rived.
The brig Laura has arrived, havin' left St
luningo on the 23th. The war between
Lyti and Spain has ended and all dlficulties
fen settled. The Spanish authoritie: declare
L abolition of slavery forever by a tbeiee.
I World says, market people are ftrbidden
■tenter Washington from Virginia.
I At Fortress Monroe, apprehension! are felt
;f< the Safety of Lieutenant Crosb; with a
Mcuting expedition which has beeiiibsent 4
; d.-s.
FROM KANSAS.
.ravenworth, August 10.—Grett excite
| “it prevails in Southern Kansas, on account
#f epoi t that indians are devastating lie coun
i tr Messengers have arrived for thepurpose I
I <ef sking assistance from the fe
: met.
FROM KENTTTCl
loUISVILLE, August 10.—D j of
Iiiigt’s date are still behind, not liawng been
ftelgraphed on resumption of telegraiiie one
Irattns. ° 1
I lapatches from Fortress Monroe ay, Con
iseduates have not occupied HamptoY
I Figitiveis from Hampton are presided for
|by .utler. 1
L Nwport News has not been evacated by
pedeals. 1
Jem Williams, of Norfolk, has ben arrest
led aid will be sent to Fort Lafayette
L . ,-s stated that 7000 stand of ami and two
|neldueces have been sent to Lexicon, Ky.,
lyestfday. ' ’ J
12—The tallowing
Pas f«en derived from reliable soufen Post
wasbr general declines to del ive .Amnestic
Nett^s addressed to seceded States.lorn dead
letteioiiice. ibey are opened as packages
when received and generally return to the
write s koreign letters will be do med on
presiitation of ei der from parties tidressed
■ A ientucky congressman in Chas> roufi
•leneesays, the system of permits \v’
<loned exaept in articles universal t
ertgedcoutraband of war, and a .
«nig. -ope fabrics, provisions and * ' s
0 pa*?. The exemption of dru, v
urged, , ' y
jJ FROM NEW ORLEA
"• K Orleans, August 19.- pa_ |
/ \ ' - i
• -
pars of Up 9th announce serm-offieially that
Admiral hindas intends to take his fleet into
Chariest©- regardless of Linc'lrrs pretended
blockade.' The British Cmnsit here ays he
has no otfrtal authority f©r such statement.
Sales oteoffee—200 bags at S* cents, paya
ble in Cofederata States treasur - notes.
fhom wAsni.Nr.Tor.
Wasf»i;Gton, August lO.—jteport that
Walken !■ Stevens, formerly fade al engineer,
b»tno\tetbe Confederate aimr, was a de
faulter, i generally discredits.
Col. Simp is commander at Point Rocks,
and the c'ttmn is commanded by Col. Hamil
ton, of IKscousin.
Nevvsppers disregarding McCMIen’s or
ders will ie visited. He is determined to en
force hifiewspaper policy.
Govern'ent has issued stringent orders to
prevent titnsmisSion of telegraphic accounts
of army lovements.
It is reprted ex-Minister Faulkner has been
appointed!!rigadier General in the Confeder
ate servic
WashiGton. August 12.—Prince Napoleon
has left fo N. York.
FROM VIRSINIA.
Fortres Monrof., August 12.—The Qua
ker City bought in the Geo. V,\ Baker and
crew in irtis. She was captured off Galves
ton and reapttujd off Hatteras by the New
York. For Co*ederates were placed on the
New York whichL after being chased by a
gun boat ws run ground andbutnt, the crew
escaping.
Tribune ays Garabaldi has offired ids ser
vices to thsfederals. Seward has accepted
them malsig Garibaldi a major general. John
Bigelow of.he post office has been ap-jointed
consul to hri-.
Wool iiascedtainly been ordered to com
mand of Fo.resa Monroe.
FROM MISSOURI.
Springfii.u, August 8*—Much alarm ex
ists, here irconsequence of reports af South
erners flanl-ng ths^ity. The stores have
been closedmd citiMns are gathering their
valuables. Die State bank has placed specie
in Lyon’s carge.
Potosi, Agust 8.— A party of 100 seces
sionists dasfed' through here killing several
home guard and losing 2. 1100 southerners
. _ . _: „ 1. ... l
ait uw ui utcw' M-M uui
Sr Louis August ]2.—It is rel ably stated
that Jeff Thaipson is hovering in immediate
vicinity of h|>e Girardeau.
Gov. Jackm has declared, that in accord
ance whk tb power vested in himbythe leg
islature. thaMissouri is independent of the
federal go ve: meat.
FROM ILLINOIS.
Cairo, Auu*t 12.—Two Flatboiats, loaded
with contrabid articles, and ovvaed by Air.
Kallog of *th Illinois" Legislature, run the
blockade lastight, hut were brought back by
Government earner, and afterwaiidsacciden
tally burned-loss $4000. Crew escaped in a
skiff to Keit'ky.
Rebel scijfti returning from Charleston to
New Madrid.
A federaldachment burned a rebel depot
ware-house aPrice’s landing, 12 miles below
Cape Girerdei, la.-t mgbt, and captured Genl
Price’s sou, fhnules and a large of corn.
All quiet irt ape Girardeau and elsewhere.
SignecI C; D. M.
TtESDAY.
________at. !*■, _
What McD<idl says about the Big Fight
—Democratic Papers Destroyed at. the
North by. Murned Three Mouthers—
Dutch (i' tli.r tired, of Bush Whacking
- Tyler |f -■ Fori La.' It— 7t
! .V *J I—/’; , - , f and
— Total I Black
Republicans it Rpringfreld—Lyon Kill
ed, etc.
- — —■—— • «■ — --f*
Tim KENTUCKY.
LouisPir.r.r., iugust 12.—McDowell’s re
port. says, notwi.i-.landing herculean efforts,
of the Qijaj-ter-i infer Geueral, ammunition,
subsisteneWand orses for artillery wagons
did not. .arrive witin a week of the appointed
time. Sunday’s ;t.ack should have been made
on Saturday. H concludes, 1 could not push
on faster, nor ccld 1 delay, for the greater
portion of triyf oops were three mouthers,
whose term abdi expired on the eve of the
battle. I he tpPeniisylvania regiment and
battery and Newt oi k Artillery whose time
was up, insisteij i being discharged. I wrote
urging them tq tay. Oktneron who was on
the field urged thn to stay at least five days,
i hese troops mu hed rearward at the sound
or cne enemy's canon, lit ten days I should
have lost ten i fats a rid of my best drilled of
ficered and discipned troops in the army, in
other words, ever day strengthened the ene
my and weakenetus.
Despatches tqustern papers announce the
destruction of ti Democratic Standard at
Concord, New llaipshirc, by returned three
mouthers, Thefoprietors i'ought, wounding
two. 0
Commercial lifers from Fortress Monroe
state, that a partyif bathers discovered sub
marine telegraph able, which lead from inte
rior of Fortress bpuemy’s camp.
J. Latiirop hasten appointed motley min
ister to Austria. |
Louisville, Au;ist 12.—St Louis is being
fortified.
It is stated that here was a disagreement
between Lyon andSegel, when Lvomcut Sie
gel over the head legel then shoonng Lyon
d. „-! D- i-.r.< : • „ - - j ,-te,v
is probably at Sprtil.eld, 'Saf,as reAintent is
coming horn* tr-t! L> xtugum, iWvinfc that
3 guns whicu vv ui ixpcdi a them as they de
scend the ’river, 'he Dutch are becoming
tired of bush whcking. No accessions to
to home guards. . is reported that in a few
days Missouri waiwill be confined to aboli
tion invaders and fissourians.
Louisville, Adjust 13.—Crittenden, biwig
and others left CraJDrchard to persuade Union
men to breakup tlur camps, a, VV. Flowers,
an ex-governmentlterk has been arrested a'
a spy. Southerner c. ptured two, probably i
ice floats.
Louisville, Aifest 13.—St. Louis run
current on the stree in which some n
is placed, that Genjhyon’s command ii SouUr
west Missouri has feen totally route* by
rebels,"himself ki 1 let, and Siegel in full ni
W’ith remnant ofFfteral force. This > ,
ation is said to haviBbeen received hert .
eessionists last’evetng. The inesseng k !l
ed four horses betWien Spifng/ield and Uolb:
in race with gov’t Messenger. It is al
ted Gen. Fremont*eceived despatches thou1
midniglit corroborging the abov#, hi
tents not divulged Great anxiety fi t
nnion men, and m*s serious apprebensio.
bulged for safety of mr army. Get some
reliaple by train tonight.
The above is froftthe regular corresnon
of the New York aiociated press. 'Illat ' ■
eials have at feast ttlVred dUnrter #itf be t
garded as certain as despatch would not have
beerr permitted without official sanction.
FROM JEW YOnK
Nf.w York, August 12.—Cotton 18 @ 18J.
Cincinnati Commercial says, trovernment
orders Tyler from Cincinnati to Fort Lafay
tte.
New York, August 13.—-Champion with
California dates of the 21stJn!y has been sig
naled by passengers on California steamers
who came part of the way with Gen. Albert
Sidney Johnston, who state his suit consists of
thirty officers with servants, and that he would
arrive in New Orleans between the 1st and
10th of September.
Brig Seafowl from Curaeoa, reports Sumter
allowed to coal up and refit there against the
protest of the federal consul. She lefttho24th.
Champion brings $900,000 in treasure.
FROM MAINE.
Bangor, August 12.—The Democrat was
gutted to-day during an alarm of fire.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, August 13.—Ex-minister
Faulkner of Virginia has been arrested and is
not permitted to converse with his friends.
New York. August 13.—‘Attachment has
been issued against Col. Buiic, to show cause
for his disobedience to habeas corpus for Bal
timoreans confined at Lafayette. The Nova
Scotia lias arrived at New York. Starke won
Goodwood Cup. (Jptinus coming third.
London Times City article says, it will be
dangerous for England to touch the American
loan.
Lord Elgin been appointed Gov. General of
India
Paris correspondent of London Post says,
Britisu and French Governments are corres
ponding relative to American atfkiis and will
probably unite on a policy in all respects.
London Herald itrongly deprecates an in
vestment in the Loan.
Washington, August 13.—The president
has made overtures to Garibaldi that he would
come, but Garibaldi has mado no direct proffer
of his services,scarcely an indirect proifer.
Panama, August 13—Flag ship Lancaster
is here. Saint Marys ordered to relieve the
Cyane on the coast of Mexico.
X>X23X3 z
Near Des Arc, on the 10th inst., R. F. T.,
infant son of II. S. and Sarali A. Chambers—
aged 10 months and 19 cays.
MARKETS, &C.
Citjzkn Offick, Dbs Arc,?
Wednesday August 14, 1861. S
DES ARC PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly hy Stewart Sf Bro's.
Bagging, (Kentucky).. 20(5) 22
(India). 20 fa) 22
Bale Rope.■ 11 fa) 12?
Beeswax, per lb.. 20 @ 25
Bricks, per .. fa)
Brooms per dozen. 2 t>0 fa) 0 00
Buckets, painted, per dozen-• • 2 50 fa) o 00
Butter, per lb.. 12 fa) 20
Bar Iron. 5@ 6
Bar Soap, per, lb. 6?fa) 7
Castings. 5 fa) 6
Copperas, per lb. 5 fa) 10
Cofl'ee—Rio.. 25 fa) 30
Chocolate . 10 fa) 12?
■Candles—Tallow per lb. 15 fa) 17
Star .. 23 fa) 26?
Cotton. 9 fa) 10?
Cotton Yarns... 9?fa) 12
Cordage—Manilla. 12?fa) 20
Chickens, per doz. @2 00
Corn Meal, per bush. 75 fa) 90
Corn,. 65 fa) 75
Dr
yf - .. ft t». >» * 1 m • ft ^ 0
v . . >:>
Indigo... 1 50 Oj) 2 00
Logwood.. 6 (<j) 10
Soda, (B. C.). 8 fa) 15
Saleratus. 6?fa) 12?
Eggs, per doz. 12?fa) 15
Flour, perbbl.. . 5 5!) fa) 8 00
Flour, per 100 lbs, in sacks-3 50 @ 3 75
Feathers per lb.. 55 fa) 60
Beef Hides “ “ . 5 fa) 0
Fruits—
Apples per bush, dried • *•••. 1 50 fa) 1 75
Peaches “ “ “. 1 5C fa) 1 75
Raisins, per box. 3 50 fa) 0 00
Gunpowder, only at retail, 1 00 fa) 0 00
Lime, per bbl. 2 00 fa) 0 00
Lead—Bar, per lb. 10 fa) 12?
Ginger per lb. 11 fa) 15
German Steel. 18 fa) 20
A. B “ . 10 fa) 00
Cast « . 25 @ 30
Hollow Ware, per gal. 12?@ 16
Meats—
Ganv. Hams, per lb.. 16'2 fa) 20
Plain do ' “ “ . 15 @ 00
Shoulders, “ “ . 14 fa) 15
Middlings “ “ . 19 @ 20
Bulk Pork, . 00 @ 00
Pork, fresh . 6 (tf> 7
Beef per lb.. 5\ @ 7
Paints and Oils—
Linseed Oil, per gal.. 1 25 @ 1 50
Sperm Oil lt “. 2 25 @ 0 00
Lard Oil, “ “ . 1 25 @ 1 50
White Lead, per keg. 50 @ 3 002
Spanish Brown, per lb. 10 @ 00
Venitian Red “ “. 15 (a> 20
Red Lead per lb .. 15 @ 20
Nails—lOd. 5 00 @ 5 50
8tl,—lid,—4d,—5d. . 5 (a) 5 50
Molasses, per gal.. 37^@ 42^
Sugar—Brown, per lb.. 8 @ 10
Loaf, per lb.. 15 @ 16^
Crushed “ . 12,\(q) 15
Pepper, per lb. 13^(o) 15
i 1! ce. 7 @ 8
| Bait—
j iverpool fine, per sack ' • 2 75 @ 0 00
“ coarse, “ 50 @ 00
j nureu- Pearl.. 9 @ 15
I Spice,. . 15 <70 20
Tobacco—comr i .. 10 (d) 15
“ He Dew.. 30 @ 00
“ v m Leaf. 50 (<$ 00
“ in *. 75 @ 1 00
Tea. i 85 @ 1 00
Tall 'S § 9
v * T7.. 40 fa) l 25
NOTIOB.
■ H. HUBBARD, and ail others inter
■ *1 • ested, I shall proceed to take the depo
■, sitons of sundry witnesses befo =, Henry Lin
■ ! ‘hjc.uin, J. P., at the Ebeuezer CburcV, ‘Rich
aid township, in St. Francis county, Arkan
at, on the 27th day of August, 1801, to ht
*d before the Lana Agent at Jacksonport
j the 4th day of September, 1861, in my be
|lf, to enable him to decide whether it is yot
[ that has the lesal right to a pre-emptior
I the N E \ of S W and the N W i of tin
» i. of Sec. 10, township 4 N, R 3 W, a
■h time and place you may attend, if yoi
nropar, and cross-examine ray witnesses
i, : if the taking of said depositions is nol
ipleted on said day, will be continued froir
jji£ to day until completed, tliis 25th day ol
j.% , 186L ROBERT WELCH,
bv G. W Maberry, Agent.
I
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Ta'PVL-tBf !.*■ rf. 'll . 'rH‘ *U~kZP'J .Vm-ex.
(ggr We cheerfully give place to the fol
lowing, which wc find in the advertising col
umns of the Richmond Whig of the 23d u!t:
‘•The Devoted Band.”—The shortest patl;
to peace is that which carries havoc and des
olation to our invaders. It is believed thal
there are five or ten thousand men in the South
ready and willing to share the fate of Curtins,
and devote themselves to the salvation of tbeii
country. It is proposed that all who anf will
ing to make this sacrifice, shall arm them
selves with a sword, two five shooters and a
carbine each and meet, on horse-back, at some
place to be designated, convenient for the great
work in hand. Fire and sword must be car
ried to the houses of those who are visiting
those blessings upon their neighbors. Phila
delphia, and even New York, Is not beyond
the reach of a long and brave arm. The mo
ral people of these cities cannot he better
taught the virtues of invasion than by the
blazing light of their own dwellings.
None need apply for admission to “THE
DEVOTED BAND” hut those who are pre
pared to take llieir life in their hand, and who
would indulge not the least expectation of
ever returning. They dedicate their lives to
the destruction of their enemies!
A. S. B. D. B.,
Richmond.
All Southern paper* are requested to give
this notice a few insertions.
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A Religious War.—Harriet Beecher Stowe
proposes that the present struggle between the
North and the South shall be designated “The
Religious War.” In this we are inclined to
agree with the author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
It is a religious war. It is the Bible and pure
Christianity against infidelity and God dishon
oring crimes, and we are glad to sec that the
churches of the South are alive to their respon
sibility in this regard. We learn that in two
days dui ing the present week 175,000 pages
of religious tracts were sent from this city
into the various encampments’—[Richmond
Dispatch.
---—.
LiEttr. Col. J. P. Pryor.—This gentleman,
who was taken prisoner by the Yankees on the
day of the great battle, called upon us yes
terday, having effected his escape when the
great stampede took place. He informs us that
the statement, copied by the Southern papers
from the Baltimore Sun, in regard to his cap
ture, is a monstrous falsehood. He made them
rt irnml eoeatel.ui cnonoh o nr! uroa of ill fol I/inrr
when a few shots from Kemper’s Battery
knocked over a number of his captors, and
the remainder fled, leaving their prisoner be
hind. Col. Pryor promises us a statement of
his adventures for publication.— [Richmond
Dispatch.
(£5?*The New York World admits that the
rebellion in the South is not the in.er# gratuit
ous treason that northern agitators, who did
so much to call it into existence, insist upon.
It says:
That the South has.no cause for disaffection
is more than we can say. The long continued
attacks upon its favorite institution from
northern presses, pulpits, churches, state
legislatures, and inividuals even in congress,
are not to be set down as nothing. By some
they were intended to sunder the Union; by
more, however, only to exterminate slavery—
as though the latter could be peaceably done
wihhout the former.
(sr “The bill for the confiscation of Rebel
propertv,” so reads the telegraph. The Black
Republicans make themselves as ridiculous by
lavish use of the word “Rebel” as did
h • n; whom Hunting
! • .tie of the Kegs,”
w.’.e:. be s,
; i bMis, i.,e rebel vales,
With reOel woods surrounded,
The rebel rocks, the rebel dales,
With rebel achoes sounded.”
-— --*-*•-*-*
(IgiF’The Cincinnati papers report another
woman cad'ght yoing South with a number of
small revolvers tied to her garters. If the wo
men keep on carryng deadly w eapons under
their dresses, the men frill come at last to
regard the whole sex as masked batteries.
-•«*- «-«•
Camp Meeting.—There will be a Camp
Meeting at New Prospect, near the residence
of Benj. Blakeney, Prairie County, Ark.,
commencing on Thursday before the second
Sabbath in September next. A number of
persons have agreed to tent, and all others who
can are invited to tent. Provisions will be
made for those who come from a distance.—
Every body is invited to attend.
August 5th, 18(51. J. B. ANNIS
l—«wi—inn ■ imi ■■ viwmiiii iimw. mmmmm
HICKORY PLAIN
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
THE Third Session will com
mence on the first Monday of
September next. The School will
still be under the control of Prof.
W. A. Garner, who has given gen- |
eral satisfaction to the patrons of the Insti
tute. Professor Garner will be assisted by a
corps of competent teachers. The last two
Sessions have been very prosperous, and we
hope for an increase of patronage, as we feel
confident the School is worthy of the public’s
encouragement.
Miss J. A. Ward, an experienced teacher
will have charge of the music department.
RATES OF TUITION.
(Per Session of Five Months.)
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Prima
ry Geography and Mental Arithmetic $10 00
The above with English Grammar,
Geography and Written Arithmetic •• • 12 00
Tne above with Natural Phylosophy,
English Composition, Ancient or Mod
ern History and Elementary Algebra-- 15 00
The above, with the higher branches
of Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany..
Chemistry, &c. 20 00
MUSIC.
On Piano or Guitar. .25 00
Use of Instruments. 4 00
Silk Embroidery, Ornamental Leather
Work and Wax Flowers, each. 10 00
. Painting in water colors..#. 10 00
incidental Fee. 50
aar Scholars received at any time, and
charged t.o the end of the session. No deduc
> tion made, unless in cases of protracted sick
; ness.
Board can bo had convenient to the School
at from $8 to $10 pet month, including wash
ing, lights, &c.
For further particulars in regard to Text
Books, &c., address the Principal.
SAM’L. .J. nUNN.
A. J. Thomas. Sec. Pr#e a d Frut
August 3, 1801—6\s
i A -
To the Voters of 5th Judicial District of
Me Stair, of .Arkansas, composed of the
Counties of Conway, Prairie, Dallas^
Hot Spring, Saline and Pulaski.
GENTLEMEN: A vacancy having occurred
in the office of Prosecuting Attorney, in
your district, by the resignation of J. L. Hol
lowell, Esq., I presentmy name as a candidate
before you. My engagement on the Circuit
as Prosecuting Attorney, pro. tern, and want
of time, will prevent me from calling on you
before the election. For my qualifications to
discharge the duties of the office, I can, there
fore, only refer you lo my past conduct in 1855
and 1856, when 1 held the same office.
The election will be held on the 26th inst.
I trust my friends will give publicity of the
time and promptly attend at the polls.
Very respectfully your obt. servt.
PLEASANT JORDAN.
Little Rock, August 14, 1861—te.
Proclamation by the Governor.
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
To the Sheriffs of Dallas, Hot Spring, Saline,
Conway, Prairie and Pulaski counties—
Greeting.
WHEREAS, it appears that there is a va
cancy in the office o£, Prosecuting At
torney for the fifth judtc.lal.circnit, occasion
ed by the resignation of J. L. Hollowell.
Now therefore, I, Henry M. Rector, Gov
ernor of the State aforesaid, by virtue of the
authority in me vested by law, do hereby com
mand you to open and hold an election in your
said several counties, on the 26th day of Au
gust. 1861, to fill said vacancy, according to
the Statute in si ch case made and provided.
In Testimony Whf.uf.of, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
[l. s.]State to be affixed to this writ, at Little
Rock, on the 8th day of August, A. D.,
1861. H. M. RECTOR.
By the Governor:
John I. Stirman, Sec. of State.
August 14, 1861—3vv.
NOTicB
TO RICHARD GILL, »nd all others
concerned, I shall proceed to take the de
positions of certain witnesses before R. N.
Oarley, J. P. in Richland township, St, Fran
cis county, at Cotton Plant, in said township,
on the 26th day of August, to be read before
the Land Agent at Jacksonport, Arkansas, on
the 4th day of September, 1861, to enable him.
whpflipr f have a lei-al riirht to a nre
emption on the following described land: Lota
number 18, 19,21 and 22, in the S W frl. \ of
frl., sec. 6, T 4 N, R 3 W, at which time and
place you may appear and cross-examine tpy
witnesses and produce your own, if any you
have, allowing me the same privilege. Given
under my hand this 12th day of July, 1861.
W. E. WELCH,
by Geo. W. Maherry, Agent.
August 14, 1861—31,
NOTICE.
rJICHARD FURLOW and all others con
V, coi ned are hereby notified, that on the
30th day of August next, commencing at 1()
o’clock, £.»m. of said day, 1 shall proceed to
take depositions before R. N. Carley, J. P. in
Richland township, St. Francis county, Ar
kansas, at Cotton Plant, to be read in evidence
before the State Land Agent at Jacksonpowt,
on the 4th day of September, 1861, to contest
the legal right to my pre-emption on the W l
of the N E J, the S E £ of the N Vf £ and
the N E 1 of the S W £ of Sec. 34, township
4 N, R S W, at which time and place they ean
appear and eross-exaraioe my witnesses, and
also produce their own, if they see proper,
allowing me the same privilege.
W. H. MONTGOMERY,
by Gfco. W. Marjory, Agent.
August 14, 1861—«3t
— noticeT ~
JH. FISHER, apd all others intonated,
• I shall proceed to take the depositions of
sundry witnesses before Henty Linthicum, J.
P. in Richland township, in St. Francis coun
ty, Arkansas, at the Ebenezer Church, in
said township, on the 26th day of August,
1861, to be read before the Land Agent at
Jacksonport, on the 4th day of September,
186i, in my behalf, to enable him to decidfl
whether it Is you or I thd* has a legal right
to a pre-emption to the N E J of the NWh
and the N. W J of the N E £ of Sec. 22, town
ship 5 N, It 3 W, at which time and place you
may attend, if you see proper, and croee-ex-*
amine my witnesses, and produce your own,
if any you have, allowing me the privilege to
cross-examine the same.
J. W. MORRIS,
by Geo. W. MaiIehry, Agent.
August 14, 1861.—3t.
TAKE NOTICE
HM. GROSVENOR, M. H. Adams, and
• all others concerned that on Monday
the 19th day of August, 1861, at the office of
H. P. Vaughan, J. P., in the town of Des Arc,
in the county of Prairie, in the State of Arkan
sas, between the hours of 9 o’clock a- m., and
6 o’clock r. m., of said day, I will proceed to
take depositions of witnesses to be read in ev
idence before the State Land Agent at Jack
sonport on the 24th day of August, 1861, res
pecting conflicting pre-emption claims to the
E i of S W ', and the N j of S E $ of Sec 9,
T 4 N R 5 W, at which time and place you
can appear if you think proper.
Des Arc, August 9 3t. JAMES M. COX.
Take Notice.
M. H. Adams, T. P. Anderson, and all
others concerned.
THAT on Monday the 19th day of August —
1861, at the ofiice of H. P. Vaughan, J. P.
in the town of Des Arc, in the county of
Prairie, in the Stale of Arkansas,between the
hours of 9 o’clock a. m. and 6. o’clock p. m.
of said day, I shall proceed to take the depo
sitions of witnesses, to be read before the
Swatnp Land Agent at Jacksonport, on Satur
day the 21th day of August, 1861, respecting
conflicting pre-emption claims, to the W \ of
the S. W. \ of Sec. 9, in township 4 N, R 4
W, at Which time and place you can appear
if you think propar.
MARY TARKINTON.
August 7, 1861—3w.
NOTICE
IS hereby given, th*t letters Testamentary,
were on the 22nd day of April granted to
the undersigned, upon -the estate of Vfra. b.
Williams dec’d.
Now, therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate, are required to exhibit the
same to the Executor, properly authenticated,
within one year after the date of suck letters,
or they may be precluded from any benefit in
the estate; and that if such claims be not ex
hibited within two yefrs f rein the date of such
letters, they shall be forever barred and pre
l eluded from any benefit from, sack estate.
- RITES, Jte’r. *