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r EwlS WEBB d JOHN q. WADE Offer
l for sale
81 half i,hls. Moiasses,
Is bills sugrr-iiouso syrup,
- tags Rio Coffee
- ticrceg kice,
- bbls Tar,
II tierees Cacoa Nuts,
50 boxes i';mtly Soap. oc e--2l%
iE1HO5 BRANCH s SONS,
PETERSBURG, H.,
- 5, Gb!s Crashed SUGAR.
800 do Eytra d'
50 hbds \ .. %, fair to clarified.
100 boxes SOAP.
20 .. Ada.4..ptins CANDLES.
1cO do. Iai}ow do.
p kegs By Carbonate SODA.
I'9 bags COFFEE.
80 bags PEPPER.
iu1 Bales Conay CLOTH.
THDs BRANCH & SONS,
O. Ut 30 5 Old st, Pete. bug, Va
~ BBI-S- POWDERED SUGAR,
Do - hhds. Y. D. Sugar. choice quality
- bbls \ u. aiafasses,
A. hbt. MDr!is5's Golden syrup,
80 Ceccs ell DICE su&ag-cuTei Bans.
has chests extra Gunpoqd~r res
~ half chests good Black Tea
2sj bbis \. G. Roe aud Gross Herrings and
Shai,
- half btls. Nos ; and siackerel.
~ packages French Brandy; Gin; Cherry.
Onger and Blackberry Hrandy and
Vine,
> bates Hops; Ioo boxes Starch,
lrn bis. me gid Hhiskey,
..ou bbs. Refined Sugar.
W. boxes Manufactured Tohaccn,
ND boxes Yeast Powders,
100 boxes Brown Colga;es, and D''cr,iye
Soap
400 bDis. Portland Syrup and 5Iuscovado no
iaases
Ipo bags Rio Coffee
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sS ENCUGEhtrG
SCrT1IfEEN y

~ '-''''>'> SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES
DC so and especially If you obtain desirable
,ioats. "h"ai paging any more for then han thei
actual p 1.t} TEc
tKENSuAW
WODLFN
COMPANY,
us fHss cry,
Organized last pear. ana in order 60 rake srcA
.;oo15 would not compete with, bat would r.
her AID other Southern manufactures by arniah-
.og -rades tad ryies o. Goods that have never
heretofore lcen made in Virginia. they filed their
Hili with maze iuetv % ho hest ard finest QFa4 v.
gres .,e now 1lsullga .nying FINE thSSiNtRE
sad CLOTHS oil every variety. from Pine Virginia
Ncrjro tsl Ic-1jzo ~ COL, ana s0.ic the attention
i the trade III The South 70 their Good, All WHO
AVE Seeu their ARMY CLOTHS Iuar Nfa"tItTeG at
i~sj expressly Tor the Virginia M.3t.Ty Institute
pronounce t.e,n ~ least egU.a If no. superior IL
.uaty, 20 those they had been buying heretofore,
sud quJ'- chH"".
Tar y.tr.,it, STATE ar2 Central Agricultural 50
.o-.es ~ !ae5r Fir held "a this city in GytohaI
... awarded 70 tins tcnsuv 70 GOLD MEDAL
Ter iI,!r exhibition ~ Wooden Goods, "l'c4 IN
,u1ed some toau'ial SHAWL-. BLAHkEf5, &C
Purchasers lay rely Hlon every piece Of G"@a=
.aaautact .,fsd oy Us Being what i rePrHsc Med
4t.J unl.rrf i3 srrsa--a..ces VII tn, Company be
t.due,i 10 work sarfiT III their Goods, nor Wi.
hey card any cotton VIII Their wool.
LEWie u. CRENoHAW, Prest
sAwUrI, p MITCHELL,
WEEIIN6roN GDUDIE. r,.o,.-,
JOHN IL. MONTAGUE,
o. y. HARM 1@2,
IS Agents fos the sale OF the Goods mRnufactrr
eel by the CBEN5LlAW WOODEN COMPANY. Of
fErUroNp, Va, Yye have now hand about 20
I3auI'c NiiIci t:>SItlEEt,> ard CLOTHS, be-
sides . iul os tth. BLA&AEI& ard GENTLE
rHE StiAW4.S--sad IRE manufacturing At the
rae OF 4HJa f..., pc week; III. at W ch offer
., . tffT q .sit viii
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DUNAWAY Ran away from tn Coal Mlres
Ia in Orange county, on the 10Th 0f this month,
M boy, FREDERICK. said boy IS a bright mt
iatto, stout built, ahoGt 81 years OF tge Lus =
downward look when spoken about 5 faeG
inches high will give a reward Il SO for he
curing of him in ItmDkins Jail. 80 that get hIlD
again. GEORGE W. PARKER.
se 26-lrn* is.e of Wight CO.. W.
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VAYILSON'S DANDELioN COFFEE
w This il delicious beseraga, equal to the
best Java Coffee, and is sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia Fl lions Affections Disease OF the Liver,
asid Irritable CONDITION al the stasna, ana. Bowels
for gale BY W PETERSON s. 90,
be 70 Druggists.
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TDHFEDERATE READING ROOM,
ilM STREET, fee9 doors Reyth If Maift Street.,
StGs OF 1HE CosFEnERATE FLAa.
Papers from al parts Of the South.
Facilities for writing letters &c, free II VISITORS
TERas.--'0 cents q month; single admission, a
diane, good Tor tho entire dsy.
y. B.-Open On SUNDAY se 2s--lHl
4 UGuSTINE J. SMITH & CO,
4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For tho saieof
BACCO,
Gro RS, &C,
Main street, bstr'a lSh ard i4t mar tse D@sPatca
O5ice, Riedmoa8, T1lrgiaie-
AUGUSTINE j. SMITH,
Jaie OF Winchester, Va.
& n ALLAN,
Late with &, Baync & Co.
CHAS. Nj. CHRISTIAN,
81 12-3m Of Richmond.
.IE3 Brown j. B. MCLELLAND.
9eROWN 81 ACCIEbLAED,
ID CONFESSION MERCHANTSt
RICHMOND, VA,
Continue 10 sell al kinds 81 COUNTRY PRO
DlCE, making prompt relniftanees; and VIII re
ceive and have ground into Flour crops u Wheat
which may be consigned them If desired
During tie absence of OF the firm, our senior
partner ALEX Il BROWN will devote bis time
exclusively to the interest Of cur patrons.
an S--}rn
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= !
CLOTHING, &c.


hFLHCOAfS.-Jo0 grey, drsb. ma
\ FuIed Cloth Military Cape Oysrce,.,," m
Pilot. Petershain. Lion Skin, Beaver. MA -
kinds Of Cyorcosts For sale by '1 ''.s,
Baldwin & WIILItm.
se - 70 and rs Nam =,
ltRENsHAWs CAasiNERES- Wr1F,,:-
I ] Ellis CASsit5hRES, YOUNG q ahE
sIoSs CASsiMEaEs, MiI1fER3 CAN miS
~ sonttra Hanniqeisys a,
.5ow Ia land, and will be irplr = go.
the latest styles, either Tor eU1zens' ,.- ~ "a
wear. Eeiheslter this Is a Snnttffp r.,a1,,ss ~
and has been ior The last = yeag. n &C.
sprung up from the necessity 81 the eas,sgs = n'i
q practical faan 1T the busiuass land 5.f a2
c.''nfsd IN At ne back window over other %.
shouders) l fatter myself that kua,q ~, IT, pes
ness, and knowing it, give tie cu.ta-as. oa'-
benefit 81 that knowledge ne
Gall - the large ard new store but IA
II iain street. lIah % WM IRA splTi41a
- OMMER CLOTHING.
y 1T VERY Low pRrps
DARRACOTI, HARRIS d Co. '''NS
Have Oh hand
Pine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonaae SUITS
Fancy Six VESTS
Fancy Marseiiies VESTS
White Linen COATS
Biay AID Spanish Linen COATS
Linen and &arseiiles PANTS.
Fancy Cas- mere PANTS, all -f-lef
SHIRTS and COLLARS
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NICK TIES, HANDKERCUEFS Vroc,.
GLOVES, SU>PENDEES ana <u,gAAN
Which they are selling very low. for cash '
DAKRACOTT, HARRIS 4 "a
Je It's tl2 Main stree,
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ERASONIG DIRECTORY.

ESASoNIo DIRECTORY.
Itichmond Lodge No. 10, meets al Nasons' Hal
hr-t Tuesday each month. James =. Scott, hiss
ter Place 0i business SAockoe Sap
Manchester Lodge, No II, meets u Manchester
Hall Saturday before full moon. Juha IL. Hatcher
Master Place OF business, Bank OF Virginia, Rich
mond.
Richmond Randolph, No 10, meets at Masons
Hall third Tuesday each month. VIM 7. Allen
Master, Place OF business Bank of the Common
wealth.
St. Johas Lodge No. 50 meets at Bosher's Hall
corner 9Th sId Main streets second Tuesday
each mo4rh. Joseph Hall, Master. Place OF bust
CESS, CALICO MHis.
Dove Lodge, No. 81. meets s., Boshers Hall fourth
Friday each month. b. j. johnson, Master +. T.
Place Of business on Cary, between 18th and 18th
streets.
Loge Francois. No. g. meets at Boshers Hall
second Friday each month. B. NJ Harris, Mister
Place of business at No. ll2 Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge, No i30. meets at Masons
Hall Friday before fa.l moon. Alfred 5. Lee, Mas.
Ter. Place OF business on Dock, between 25tA and
33th streets.
Capitol Lodge NJ. ls4 meets on Marshall, be
tween 18th aud IN streets third Thursday each
month Il. h " ei!foll jr., Master. Place OF busi
uess on l2tI street. 8eVins Block
Metropolis. lodge. No. IS0 meets on Marshall
between Oh and 1ta streets. second Thursday e"ch
month. N.u /. Nauie, Master. Place OF bust
aess at No l92 Main street
Richmond Royal arch Chapter, No 3, meets al
Hasons Hail Lfat Friday each month. Alfred D..
Les, high Priest, Place Of business on Dock. BE-
tween 9th and 1oth streets.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. -. meets at
Rosters Hall, corner JtA and Main streets, third
Friday each mouth. John r. Little, High Priest.
Place OF business On Main between llth spi I.sth
streets,
Richmond Conlnandery, No 2, meets st Masons
Hall fourth Tuesday each u.outh. John L. Reg.
nauit, Z. Commander
Sc BIN JAMES E. RIDDICK
nUvAL d NORTON'S HORSE Tonic for
IL improving the condition of Horses and
Mules, giving them appetite and relieving them
Of Bots acd Worms. Hidebouud, surteit and Dis.
temper aaa all disease 70 which Horse is sab
jeet internally. This HORSE TONIC" gives them
an appetite s5tA glossy OF hair aud be IT
OF ifter he aDiTal is improved without his falling
back 10 his fra poor condition. Ii has been used
extensively since IT. introduction, about four yea
ago IN us city s,ri al pefts Of the State n Nif
gsna North Carolina New fort, ard in almost
every quarter III the rnion--aad the demand is
stetldns Increasing
9iss Horse Tonic haa siven universal satisfaction
as far 4. The sn sefiter has been ae 70 aseertaia
il fan be- obaaat ri ibe ptiuepai druggists in this
state> JAS. r. BUTAf4, Druggist,
~ 70 olea1oiTietor and Manufacturer.
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"a OIlCE.--Ail persons having claims against
~ the estate Of CHARLES 4 M, deceased, will
present them TO ana all person. u debt 10 said
estate vii! make payment t. me.
IIluS. ) EVANS
Administrator Of CLas. t. Hn df,-a>ti
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CT u LOGGED III lhli III the county hi tt,-
oc lint JOSEPH STERN.

Isnn REV AED--F'ur rhe delivery OF = liz
DIV GINIUS who ahscpuled from the Capt.
to' House. Main street SUNDAY. tie 9Th Sept -
IL is a black Negro Boy. near l. years Old, has
down He has been seen at the Od Market-honSe,
selling ffon country cart. The above reward
viii be paid for his apprehension and d7liverv IN
Mr.. GrHdv's iail, near Gary street, lie may have
gone of with VI the late regiments 0f soldiers.
Is. ZONES, 4 ct fox
~ L.n, :. 1
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INSTALLATIONS. go.

dissolution by the force the Sc
J auestra,on Law, passed by the Congress of
tie Confederate States Of America, OF the 3Oth Au
gust. 1861 dissolution Of the concern Of NAIS-
WORTH. TURNER * co. is made necessary.
We therefore announce the dissolution OF said
concern OF the 81 inst
JOHN T. WADsWORTH.
GEO. =. PALMER.
ssS@ The business will h. continued by the ~
9ef4izned uuder the firm aYi 6tyle of WADS-
WORTH h PALMER.
JOHN Il. wADsWORTH,
oe st GEO. :. PALMER.
ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTEER-
= SHIP .--sy tie death " EHs y. HILL the
concern &c DICKINSON, HILL. u 60. a dis
Owed All persons index "a to said concern will
make payment to rs. 1ho name Of the concern
will be used only u aettlins up he business
Il. II. DICKINSON,
\. y. HILL,
Surviving partners.
CO-PARTNERSIIF.- Subscribers have
ssso"iat,'l themselves together under the style Ct
DICKINSON & HILL, for The purpose q car
wing On the Auction aud Cogimis ion hu ines for
tae sale Of Negroes. at the oesa5.is he'd stand OF
Dickinson Hill q 20.
Rfcu'D II DICKINSON,
NAT. =. HILL.
Oct. ], 1861. oc 4--ts
4 = E,SOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
J The firm Of JOY NEK * 60. Is This day dis
s-iycd hy mutual cons ut Al parties having
claims viii please present Them ut once a; and
rromp: payment il respectfully solicited Of those
| Indebted. ~ may be found At the cid stand, or
eon'nGn!cat-d with through ost-otfica, Rox a.
JOINER n 50.
u. W. JOINER
Late ot Jones < 90.
WILLIAM J.. SLATER.
Late Of !. W. Nipc q 60.
Mills CARY,
DC i-'2t Formerly Of IvneibuTs.
~ i~%ttI.TfTfDN --'l-f;p -if,,,s ri WILL ak
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4 BoDEKEE & co, ArUiuLtAAtS
"a. AND DRUGGISTS No ~ Aisi* SIa'AI.
near Old Market, Richmond, VA, WI! Ssrp en- 80
q general assortment OF pSfv DFJ~, aiyi..4s'
Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window l.'asS Ft-fg iH'
Stuifs, Patent Medicines Brushes OK al s.ais. N4'
gicai Appliances, Burning Fluid Ai.a+o' SoesA
periaInery, Fancy Articles, Garden s,.a, o--f
Sand Pspe., Tobacco, Ciysls Smut 5tya.'-s>
Liquors Sc.
Prescriptions prepared q, all hours, with specs
care b. members of the t;rn alone.
Physicians orders from ia. country rsF'l =
promptly, and the uaoS, reliable medicine .-.
uished
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MALL TRADE, lcbl--N. Pc EI>nA 90
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AM btAftfN ~
Indigo, Spices, Madder, Logweod, 4. CASE >F.A
Starch, Sci Soda, Tobacco, Saut}. Ci-ers Aa'sa's
Salad OIL Sa.tpetre, Sp,ngcg, Sa,rrtlUs. joy. >F
phur. COppera,, Birthstone. Alu1e. Co,l.as.r "u.s
Lead Zine, Paint, Lasc,d oil, Color. FuE fire u
Solar OIL, Lard Oil Castor OF 1onq.a Eesa--a'
vie The attention Of merchants visiting Nyaa.9At
10 examination Of ih-ir stock, uLita. FL s.l--'
and price, is not surpassed in thl5 or any N9r-''-
city.
aaY Orders promptly attended TO.
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= OAWANT 10 HIUAKS a J. D
SDIa5IEEs.
=. :. RoBhETSJN,
Corner Of Gpgera1or aad Pt7Qh,4 Streets, Ricjmo@d
psre1a:0,
keeps constantly on haDG large end varied ss
surtiielt CO. choice
PANTY GROCERIES,
ELNF LIQr0ks AN.1 ClGANs

FENE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
haroTte5 y4t.s5]y -or this Glsrlvr
AL9G-Ta- best OLD BYE WfIt%KEY. and
APP u a,5 EnACE BRA1I,E-disrl,.eG il the
.l9rln,..as o. this State.
AIIjQUORs aid GROCERIES sala - L.al are
,.arstgtai pare aad GOOD, s.yr,
j s--P>ictial q, ef3ciau ai5 10 puttioE up md
slipping Goods Tor Officers and Go!d.ega. stationed
a. AMI away from Ecla0nd.
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T lFE, FIRE Nd IA Rim I
INSURANCE.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. ij3 MAIN y. l.. COR. or ltd ST,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chart cred 18th March. 1871
This old and reliable Institution with ample CAPT
tal ana contingent sund carefully invested, con
,inues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, BlER
CHANDIIE, Of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAREL
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGIt'I, at the
lowest curIeIt rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currje R0bt. NJ Burton
c. T. WORKMAN, Francis j. Barnes,
John Il. Claiborne, Johh +. SubietJ,
John J. Wilson, ThoS 4. kust
Alex. Garrett, Gee. \. GWaghmey,
Peter c Warrick
DAVID CURRIE, President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer
Z. T. BROOK, Secretary. de 27-ly
FAMES B MACMURDO, Agent MANHAT,
- TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York. Office the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS VI. AIFfuEND, on Ilth street, nearly
opposite GoIdin's Hall where applications viii lie
received all lS-ly
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De so aud sspecisly If you can obtain Is desirable
,oats oiihnai ps ing any more Tor t1aa. than thei'
actual WORT. FEc
,RENSAAN
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w !:


guli be
'I,o0K-Kl
Is;ornishon
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FT>OILET, CASTLE and Fancy Soans T1,yy,s
Honey Soap, and safi pus other kinas for
sale BY j. w. FRAYSER
oc2 Druggist, lIlh street
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KESAW AIS.

DUNAWAY-S25 UEWAPD.-Rana1eRv In
IL, July, from the sub zcrlber PAUL; brown rnu
Ia,ro color Il brcklavcr aud plas,crer; - years
o. age; about let inches r.Ea; square b.tiit :;
bushy hair and large beard when ae lett; tace ion.
and hollow about the mouth. very Slightly i.narl-
kEeeG walks very erect steps short and fast :;
voice loud and strong; when spoken ~ AZ sT. rs
Guic.s!y; sullen aspect. lie formerly belonged TO
Mr.. Benjamin l.. WhiIieu. The above reward will
he paid to whoever wiz loGge him IN the Cherries
ton Work-Hod 81 in any jail where ! can ct
him. Apply at this office. Sc lf-godjIa
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& PICES.-npioes Of every variety. ,or pick.
~ ling, for sale by
w. PET ERs0N 4 CO.,
oc2 l55 Main street
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|Poins e.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06
Tribute of Respect.


Preamble and Resolutions adopted bg the Oak Borey
Lodge No. l9s, Of Free and Accepted Mdsons, as a
tribute Of respect for the memory Of the late JOHN g.
c. BRIDGES, the Master of said Lodge
WHEREAS it has been in accordance with the inscru-
table will Of Divine Providence to remove from the
scenes Of time our much beloved and highly esteem
ed friend and brother, JOHN c. c. BRIDGES, in the
midst of his usefulness to his country and in his
prime and yigor of manhood, and whereas, we feel
deeply afflicted by the sad and untmely fate of one
who had endeared himself to us by a faithful dis
charge Of his duties as Master of this Lodge, by his
manly bearing, bis many acts of kindness and gen
crosby, Therefore, be it
Resolved, That by the death Of brother Bridges
this Lodge has sustained the loss of an able and eff
icient presiding officer, society an ornament, the
church an exemplary member, his relatives and as
sociates, individually, firm and devoted FRIEND
dutfu son and an afFectionate brother.
?. Resolved That we sympathize with the bereayed
mother Of the deceased and his other relatives IN
this sadaflicon, and tender to them in this hour oil
trial our sincere coincidence
g. Resolved, That the members Of this lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
4. Resoled, That the Secretary be requested to for
ward a copy Of these resolutions to the mother Of
the deceased and that they be spread upon the min
utes Of this Lodge and published in the Basten
Clarion. T. L. BUFKIN, s. W,
r. K clATyoS, ssGy. .....
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TIVW UF WIo0I5oVpUN
Interrogatories Answered.



jackson, Aug. Odd, 1861,
In your paper Of the'lOth INST, interro-
gatories were propounded under the
signature of Enquirer, which if not de-
signed to make false impression on the
public mind, would certainly if permitted
to 90 unanswered, have that effect.
After stating Military Board was es-
tablished, and its action made subject to
the approval Of the Convention, or the
State Legislature, Enquirer asserts that
ut is quite certain that they 1.-THE actions
of the Military Board) were not submit
ted to the Convention, or the Legislature,
for approval" This statement is untrue.
The acts of the Military Board were sent
by me to the Legislature at its last ses-
sion.
Enquirer says 80 far as | know, the
proceedings of the Board have not been
made public" For the information Of
those who might be misled by such an
assertion made in a paper printed at the
Capital, have only to state that the pro-
ceedings of the Military Board organizing
the army Of Mississippi, were published
in pamphlet form at the same office from
which emenates this declaration of igno-
rance as to their being made public, and
distributed to various sections Of the
State. Enquirer coming to an erroneous
conclusion, from his false premises, says:
"But at all events, it seems clear to us
plain men, that session of the Conven-
ton, and also of the Legislature, having
been held and adjourned, and none of
the proceedings of the Board having been
laid before them, all the acts Of the
Board which were made "sp6ject 10 the ap-
proral," Of those bodies, have become null
and void. 1t would be different if the
expression were subject to the disap-
proval" for then the acts would be valid
until the disapproval was exprosso i'0"e'O' :.
does this matter strike tha Courts o. How
jackson p properly ezeog, "' Int a0
IAeIo W S.hount myov'
regulated accor. IL, .bot
1pO when The assertion is again made that
HE acts OF the Board were not submitted
10 the Legislature, made too through the
medium Of paper published at the OaPl-
tal where the facts are supposed to be
known.
/ know not which most to wonder at,
the unpatriotic attempt to dlsorganize
our troops when the enemy are threaten
ING the State, North and South or the
stupid folly of the author in hazzarding
assertions which the public records DIS
nroye. The same ignorance OF the facts
or disregard for truth, is exhibited IN the
following passages in regard TO the ,a.lp,-
noiptments to fill vacancies in the Mill
tary Board ,n -.
a2d. The same difficulty exists about
another question. The ordinance OF the
Convention provides that, "any vacancy
in the Office of BrigadierGeneral shall be
filled by the appointment of the MAJOR
General. and a vacancy in the office Of
Maior.General shall be filed by the ap
nointment Of the Governor the appoint
msnt of each bsing aljse, 70 he approval q h'
STATE Senate
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Public Meeting.
Aug. 10th, 1861

Pursuant to a resolution adopted in
public meeting at Paulding, on the 10Th
inst, and due notice in the Clarion, a large
meeting of citizens assembled in the
Court House, on Monday, the I'd inst
HENRY CALHooN, Esq, was call to the chair,
and GOODWIN Nixon appointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair was requested to
appoint committeet to prepare resolutions
for the action of the meeting. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed; Rev.
J. S. Terral, R. R. Hardy, n. Barnett, F.
W. Jordan, Rev. Drury Sumrall, o. C.
Dease and Griffin NJ. Bender, and on fur
ther motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the committee.
During the absence of the committee
the people were addressed by Messrs.
Dantzler and Lopez, candidates for the
Legislature. At the conclusion of their
discussion, the committee made the fol-
lowing report, which, after lengthy de
bate, in which a number of gentlemen
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To Our Frienda.

The friends of the Clarion will bear us witness thai
we have very rarely troubled them with dpgS bu
Justice to ourselves and to them Of they desire gooo
paper) compes us to remind them Of their indebted
ness. We cannot publish the paper during the en-
tire war; without receiving at least portion 81 wha
Is due u.s. With over $4,000 on our books, and rapld
ly accumuatng accounts, we are not getting money
enough to buy the paper on which the Clarion Is
printed. Thousands OF per, city solvent men owe
us for ubscrptionssome MS much three, five OF
ten years. They might at least send us portion Of
their dues. Money in notes Of any solvent bank
received at par, and may he mailed at our risk, tt
king the post masters receipt
Ii Is with the greatest reluctance that we ever
mention in this public way the pecunary relations
Of ourselves aud subscribers; but we have to pay
cash for the material and labor necessary TO carry on
the Clarion and it is neither right nor just that we
should be- expected to furnish 1t out Of our private
MEANS while there is large an amount due the es-
Enlistment by perfectly responsible men
We have the qualification Of knowing that the ttd-
y,on was never moro in demand than at the present
It's subscription list Is ncreasingat an unpreceden
ed rate vet few Of those who order u think TO ae
company the order with the cash. while we kno"
that many might do so with slight Inconvenience
We trust this will be thought OF in future II is ina
possible for us to continue to increase our list al te
present rate, altOgethCr ON "a credit.
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PLANTATAAN. Am'1liends Of

,,on,bors Of the company, who can poss''
bly do so, to have the full outfit for those Sc
whom WY they intend to furnish, brought to
panIdinq by saturday, the Dist inst, as
c@" MoFail will leave on Monday
J tba Odd, and will take charge of I'll the
s' ~. and see them delivered Inc
.'i', outfit has already been ire
ouently stated. A jeans 'ooS sack. oJ ,;,,od l Il
pairs jeans pants--coat and pants i'n leol,. "
prosssible-aannel drawers shirts SON. :,
cloves as many as they can GET anu ~
least two blankets, and an oVerG , !,
aSno. who cannot prepare the articles oy
. f time, will please use all diligence n
Get, Getting them ready as soon possible, n ariII
shsn the full supply is obtained they VIII
pa forwarded by q special messenger.
pc lof""' LIB. LAssITER'