Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-26

J General Assembly lcteriuE till Dec'moe.' '7,~'
the collection Of the taxes due next May
He also vetoed bin allowing pay to COLI.
+. Redmond lor Transporting troops on his boat
from Clarendon to Pocahoutas, aud the reasons
assigned were That they had not been mustered
into service.
Col p. r. Clebu-ue, of Arkansas, has been
promoted to brigadiar Esneralship.
The Auditor Of Public Accounts gives notice
to sberiffs and collectors Of revenue that the
supplemental State tax OF oue-siIth Of one per
centum is not to be collected, the second section
of the ordinance Of the convention having been
repealed by the Legislature Another act was
PASSED by the General Assembly at its recent
session, repeating the ordinance of the couyen-
tionreq quiring oue-thi1l Of the State tax to be
paid in coin, and making Confederate bonds and
treasury notes and Arkansas treasury warrants
and war bonds receivable for the whole Of the
State tax
Hon A. H. Rutherford, Receiver for tie East
en District, has issued instructions and pre-
pared forms for rePordng under sequestrstion
act of SO.h August, 1861, and sent them to the
clerks Office Of each county in the Eastern Dis
trict Of Arkansas. It is expected that persons
will report promptly and without further delay.
II they do not, writs Of punishment viii issue
to compel a compliance with the act of Con
m 'e,--,s -,7 ,-,ss-,,.+f,rs 1o,,o bes,,
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sent to several persons IN each county for gen.
ersl information and use.
The Journal publishes a report Of the military
expenditures Of the State from the 2lth Of May
to the Pad of November. as follows:
Total amount of evpar5i-r-az sl.g4506550
In quarterrua-srs departmeus.----------.. 5aOe7+5
In IN pay master, --..' ~, Z.
IN IN e5i-,..s- eoi5li,5s .-,.,. S7a a.
Incidental expense. a-....--............... I1ugQD
r, oo,,r,a7,firy ,,,,7r those Frr-as the same
pap
The item Of clothing which is one Of the lar
gest IN the bil OF expenditures, is not really au
| expenditure OF the S.ate' the confederate Gov
eminent having supnlated with the au5hoHiies
OF Arkansas to refund a sum equal to the cost
o. such expenQltuIes.
The report further shows that aside from the
operations 0i the general law oi congress- DID
regard o. STATE luueo'eIAesS, that arkansas VIII
have an'"7leH vouchers against lAe CyhltoeTaJe
Government i0T shout four uuudredand seventy
tive thousand dollars iof arms, munitions, quar-
termasitT ara ooi..llssaiy stores anu olAeI
properly uaii7igIIeu y HeI 10 li6 CouIedeI.st5
government. nus the eAhiet SHOWS taa5 py
direct treaty obligations the Confederate Govern
meIt IS no" iHaeS.eu ana que tAe o'5-e o4 Al
kansas a sum equal % SIX hundFeu ana seventy
hve thousand aoilaIs, Wl'cR VIII more man cover
le wa ,i1 -, 80. G ''' anu ''7
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-as,- Counties +, he district oi,s P,+sol
s0a0. lI,j77o,Ngs1,, 3ga1. C,o1f-,r7, -1
81 T;s+T., strr,s NOT Tsre;,ad from Polk
pie and Columbia So flrss received tha vote
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% DlstTlct-Ihe oi"cai returns are at, all IN eA-
cept nom ile county OF CAleOt- 4Gs 'ole' as
snow .! '' o-Nll "a. - i,' ',5 giiyS @ % ,
oeel5.a,l ot 2S'11 9.'I,17 '-a''- 80. iIol-
icy Ito'i Johnson -'t2i AlhelS '5t' murray
400 OIaeo ,''2- Ny '.-s IL "-l y, 80 go ''1'
johnson ieaas Gal-anl ~ 10 votes. II C1lGoi Las
given 9lr '5ai ANA ~ majority he IS eteeIed.
lis reported maJoIt'y IA lua' county Is %. II
lnis Oe aI' -i-' oo-'l-eoN % '''1'e1 - 'HN
majority
4tn DlstIlcL-OAIy r-, SIX couu'-es Ae4id ir9h iI
oinelallI, Inc IMPRESSION seg.as 70 ns thi'l
Judge Hanley Is elected tHoIsa in lie SIX coun-
ties heard IRON Patterson is 90o aEead.
The Democrat calls attention to the following
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dispatch from the Secretary OF war:
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To john o. AlL-'7-- '.'' y'''s '' 9eA",
Your dispatch received understand tha,
Gen. johnston has only alsbanaed unarmed
troops, that have not enlisted Tor the war. The
government cannot give arms TO volunteers for
twelve months as long as'Al. mas troops oHeIea