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, 1861-09-26

States Government When q regiment is mus
tered into its service, all pay from the State au-
thorites ceases. In addition to the increase Of
pay, bounty Of $50 per man will be paid to such
Of the three months volunteers as enlist individ.
ualy, $40 per man il they enlist by companies,
and $50 if by regiments.
The rations are computed. at 50 per month,
and the clothing at about 50, or $36 a-year.
When in actual service, the soldier does not re-
quire the whole of his rations or clothing, and
all he docs not take, he receives the cash value
for "
, 1861-09-26
PAY OF SOLDIERS,

The following table shows the amount paid per
month to the non-cOmmssioned officers and pri.
Yates Of the regular and volunteer services, in
accordance with the late Act of Congress:
, 1861-09-26

PLAIN DIREcTIoS.-Ono Blaze, advertising his
saloon on the corner Of Pine and Commercial
streets, Nevada, winds up his advertisement by
saying, "All those who want drink, go to
Blaze's."
, 1861-09-26

GARiBALDr AND THE Waffle Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says
there is no truth in the reports that Garibaldi
proposes to help US out Of our troubles. A
gentleman here, personally acquainted with Gar.
ibaldi and his son, received letter few days
ago. in which the son says he desired himself to
come out and take a part in the struggle now
going on here for liberty, but that his father
objected. on the ground that ours was family
quarrel, and could be settled more easily with
out foreign interference than with it; that it
was based on political question in which the
nations were not interested, and in the settle
ment Of which they could not become parties.
These arc now the views and sentiments of Gar
ibaldi, and expressed by his son in private
correspondence Of very late date.
, 1861-09-26

GENEROUS CoSTRIBuuoS.~-About two thou.
sand dollars was contributed in San Francisco
for the relief Of Parson Browulow. This will
keep him until he can resume the publication Of
his paper without the sanction Of the secession
sts.
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GPERMAT0RRHGA, or SEMINAL WEAK.
- these and other diseases OF the Sex
bJ The acspg Surgeon Of the Howard Association,
S siyhia3 sso, Reports the NEW REMEDIES for
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NNO YOUNG MEN AND OTllERS.-"Dr. Z.
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and devoted Medical Reform bis BOOK IL worth every
ones owning Reference and Gaide 70 Health
Newly Home journal. al. GODFREY, 6Jl BrosdWAy'
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AliIitarn Notices.

aptnins Lientenants or SeTsean TnfsSTy
,l,eady IN the field and authorized to increase the
o. nber c compsuies win have splendid chance OF doips 50
y,i be no delay in the matter, as every thing VIII
H. done with pIOmpiness and dispatch
Far washington ImIIediately. - -RECRQI rs
WANTED FOR THE THIRD KEGlhENI EAo5tsslVQhi u ~ " y
ts~kiel BRIGhDE. Good sbebodied Wanted ior this
Ssgiment which i, stationed at asangton building iGI-
nd families provided Pay and subsistence com
nence OF signing the roll Extra when work on Iol
si6cations bounty when honorably discharged you
40 rot want 10 be drafted and sign the roll
Appyto Lieut. fENNoSA, 40 ~ WV ploAaMos.
Scott Life Guard, 3Stk Regiment n. n S.t.-
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Paw from TO $ per month Apply mme ediaey TO Lieut.
j. MARA at No. 38 4h near 2oshSi or al NO Ia hoose
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published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1,706 [Oct II:
I..LEADIEG ARTICLES: Losses and their Moral ,
A Winter Campaign Compromise Fraud Piins
II Up; Editorial Paragraphs.
II. ANOTHER VIEW OF WASHINGTON: COre
spondence Of The H. Y. Tribune.
III A FRIENDLY INTERVIEW WITH THE
REBELS; COuespondencs Of The N. L.
Tribune.
Iv..FRoM FORTRESS MONROE; Correspondence.
Of The N. Y Tribune.
V..FRoM MARYLAND: Correspondents Of The
W..FnoM FORT PIcKENs Correspondence. Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
VILLA LETTER FROM Mr.. JOHN JAY.
VII. NEW PUBLICATIONS: PsnieI In War; AsIAn'
der Smiths New Poem.
TX. RELIGION OF REASON: No Human Authority
sIs T. RsisOn gon q ss Discourse in P'''rO0T' BY osr
1.-THE DEFENSE OF LEXINGTON: Vivid Ac-
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PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE OF BLUE
XH.A VISIT TO GEN FREMONT.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
IN Including
PRINTS
SILKS
DE LANES.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS.
KID GLOVES &c
Alsrse lotoi
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Embracing every variety and PTiee.
Also,
new nvtice Of
FRENCH PARIS CORsETs,
In all sizes.
Also,
SHAKER AND PLAID SAXONY FLANNELS.
LINEN sHEETINGs AND sHIRrINGs,
DAMAsK TABLECLoTHs AND NAPKINS,
DoYLIEs, kc,
Together with complete assortment OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Much below the present value.
Athe shove addition the entire bsance Of our Fsl aud
Winter stock very eaced prices, in order close the
ent business connection.
EDWARD LAMBERT G. Co.
Tin liquidu!on)
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ALWAYS READY-TIfE GREAT STEAM
a GUV-Cards Bnlhesds, CgguleIs. P9-ier, ftnPh',s,
mo NJ lin. OF M knds low pfces, bI T. itOLMAS ne
prov ~ Y iiptcr. orner OF Centre sud Nl-setif.
DRINIING at WAR PRlCES.--BlI heads only
Me- ,e-- e. ris gNe pond OOOi $3.50 h11d-5ts, 50
tyeSv de yiptieo eq,ely low. One Isi sossed oy ne
Chesns PIinsoT Nc. 1Iy onEos lear City Hal All ~ofs
neatly eIeSited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Georgia state ConvcntIon-Second 9ny.

Georgia STAKE SonFchtAoA-SeSo" S'
Among the chief measures before this body
on Friday last, was the following preamble
and resolution offered by Mr.. Crawford, Of
Greene:
Whereas, During her connection with the
late United States, the State OF Georgia was
dependent upon the Northern States for her
school books; and this dependence still con.
tiuues; and whereas, it is important that IN all
matters pertaining. to education, the SCUM
should be independent of her late contede-
rates, therefore, 10 aid in ctfacting this deslra'
bic object:
Be It resolved by the Convention Of the PEG.
nle of Georgia. That his Excclency. the Gov
ernor, be Authorized to offer prize Of iour
hundred dollars each for the following works,
to be written or compiled by citizens resident
in the Confederate States of America. VIZ: A
Smelling Book, for the use Of Common Schools;
an Arithmetic; an English Grammar; Geo
rraphy, and two Reading Books, one for begin
ners. and for more advanced scholars; the
prizes to be awarded by q committee appointed
bv the Governor, and the books selected to be
published and printed within the Confederacy,,
and the copyright to be owned or disposed Of
by the authors or compllers Of the several
books
The committee on the subject Of reducing
the number of Senators and Representatives,
IN the Legislature Of the State Submitted Il re-
mort, which will be accepted il is thought, re-
dacing the number Of Senators to 40, and the
Representatives to IS, both branches to be
chosen by districts
Resolutions were submitted for the appoint
| ment OF O committee to examine into the con-
dition Of the defeuces Of Savannah, and re-
ouestine ful! information from the Governor as
regards the military condition Of the Stale gen
erulv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Commerce OF New York.

The Imports ct foreign goods aud mcrriInu-
disc al the port OF New Yosr for The month Of
February are five nilcn dollars less than for
the corresponding month last year; bur incl,
ding upwards G! two millions Of specie, thetotsl
does not show ~ great decline as was gener-
ally expected. The entries for wareholsing
have been unusually large during the latter
portion Of The month part OF it TO fake cd.
vantage Of 'bc chHnge proposed in the new tar.
il, and part in consequence Of TIE prevailing
inactivity in trade. The Withdrawals have FL.
so been large, bur tie increase 10 this depart
nent-is confined chiefly to dry goods. The
exports Of produce continue Unusually ia:ge,
amounting in Februaryto Sc, s04, 3o7, against
s6.s7b,sT for February Of las, yesr. The ex-
ports for February. 1860, were thought 70 be
enormous, the total, exclusive .: specie, being
far larger than for any previous February in
or history; bu, toe aggregate now presented
exceeds even that total 6y over sizty pei cent,
60 increase which nay well excite eztoni5h.
ment-Il Jatrnn! If Commerce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
MILITARY lIr.1iux IL oghn.

A,a meeting Of the Logan Volunteer Company. bel!
March a. 1851 Or. Hugh Eyga IL the chs:, ED .isory
u. yechIev acriug ~ srrr=t.ry,
The foIorlas preamble aud rctolu:ons were rcsa!.
noui;y adopted:
Whereas our company WAS formed for he te's7er c!
Trvna and ulster Southern sste sud IN the event
Virginia should Dot seceds viii -l be under iIe con
lroi Of Lincoln. comuaEGrr or The army Hru
navy OF the United :'ar., AMI Liable 10 be proclaimed
traitors and rfGi should refuse t. march In ceer
cion drnG III. coumsnl Of ir...iGs c-geaersed
son, Winf il Scott:
And wt-rs,-, .huI deeply concerned ns 10 the
true portion du:ieR hnd In III. .Yer lr.
gnia should prove derri In what in up!rou IL Der
present Imperative duty, therefore, be II
Resolved Isl, That NC would II outrage upon
Justice and humanity compel srD. raised
III. defence Of asaint our sister Southern States and
Southern gifts.
I-olrcd, q. Ths: In opinion. coee;en IL arr forc
under any pretex;, ii military drSicss;n
Resolved, Thai did enroll ourselves to manialH
military dcspom, am. .hc;.d an attempt tie FADE by any
pup. r IN earth direct as 10 srnterYe such pur
NOSE wo will rhs. ro'on a. fr-rnrn Ia the ap.e Of
right and hnrry hnh rfai-f unf1 ne 0d"h
Antr Few remark from l.. 4. McGi0ns aoi Jas,es A.
Niph1..t, Esqs on lno;ign the meeting adjourned
HUGE BRYAN, rrcs!dsD,
HENRY ~ BscSLsY, seerethry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

The BOUNDARY LINE Between MAINLAND
AND Y1RoislA.-Tne President OF the firgn'n
Senate laid before that body OH Saturday u
communication from the Executive, enclosing
a report from Col. Angus W. Mcdonald, who
was sent 10 London isst year TO search IN the
British State Paper Offices for such records as
would determine The boundary line above men
tioned. The Co!onel's report ellis th!rty-shree
pages Of manuscript, bu' these contain nerely
\ narrative Of his owe proceedings, and 4 cata.
logus with brief explanatory rcrnarks OF the
numerous maps ard manuscripts which he has
secured. The Colonel went 10 London by or.
der Ct Governor Lctchcr, lhc Legislature hav-
ing passed resolution authorizing him, if he
deemed il ezpedient, TO send Commissioner
The Governor hiss done the State ser7icc. says
the Examiner, in taking the responsibility, us
will be seen when the recYids, &C.. are publish
ed. The e hole amount expended By Cot d.
Donald was 81, 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
Condition oil the Z. S. Treasury.
Tho statement OF the United States Irtsur
Amount On deposit in Baltimore s52,449

MEDICAL GRADrTEs.-On Saturday last 1877
young men graduated ct jefferson Medical Col
:cgc in Philadelphia Among them were the
following:
Fran F:rginia John 4. P. Baker, d; ..
Beckh ham, John ,. Bell, r 81. Bnrssss, J. I.
Cocbrene, Thomas ". Daniel, ". q. Davis, \.
F, Davis, Jaues A. Duke. Joseph T. Dnpuy,
". D. Ewing, E. B. Fiurey, a. c. Fox, H. ii.
Gamble, P. Gioodrickc, T. Il. Howard Lafayette
J Jones. s. T. Nottingham, Vim. H. T. Parker,
". F. Price, }. q. Pulliam, ". Z. F: Savage,
II. II. Sergeant. J. II. Stnoot, ]. Il. Vaughan,
c. r. Webb
From North Carolina: J. N. Alternately,
D, 4. Arm6ed n. G. Bullock, Spencer Esves,
I G Gidney, Il. F. Hammond. Lawson Hsrril.
7, q Hill, john c. Les. II. NJ Marley, D. r
Parker. J. L. Simpson, j. 8. Williams
OF the whole number, 100 are from slave
States and 70 from fire.. States
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Rush or OFFICE SEEKERS At HASulNGToS.-

Rush or OrrlcE SEEKERS At WASHINGTON
4 letter from Washington, dated 9Th inst
says:
The rush of Office. seekers upon the depart
menls exceed anything Of the kind over bciore
known. From early morning Till late in the
evening, Upcle Abe and each Of The members
Of the cabinet ure besct b. u'en, women and
children. The crowd ~as so pressing yester-
day and to-day rs 10 render it utterly impossi.
bile for the chief clerks in the different depart.
Ipeu,s to consult with their heads on important
busiress. Errly r,4in brings i'll fresh com.
uany. Tbosc no base been here couple OF
weeks have INSURANCE thst all tho principal ap.
nointments ard removals al! I've sstended to
Immediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ElopEMg&r.-A Washington correspondent
Of the Orange q. j. Journal writes to that
paper OF highly romantic episode in high
l;ie which occurred in that city q few days
since.
Miss Jenny v, Of Hampton, Virginia,
an accomplished and beautiful young lady Of
about eighteen. was wooed and won BY mer-
chant Of nigh standing in that place, but who,
when referred to 'papa," received stern "No."
In due ,rns, TWO gentlemen, intimate friends of
the parties, were despatched to Washington, for
the purpose Of making arrangements for All
eiopement and marriage.
Ga arriving at Wizards, the gentlemen en-
gagged suit OF rooms, and carriage was Sc
cared to meet the truants at the. boat in the
1ao,aing at three o'clock. After many delays,
d.s~ppolatmen's, &C.. Rev. DR.. Butler, of this
civ. vas called upon to oiiiciae, and at halt.
past six in the morning the knot was tied and
tie twain made one. The party remained at the
ho,ai few days and lhen started for the
North on bridal TOUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

THE REAcrIos uAs CoxE-A gentleman who
wes in Fredericksburg last night, says the
Aiexsraria Sentinel of Saturday, informs Us
that g. very large meeting Of the citizeos
there, resolutions in favor OF the immediate Sc
cession Of Virginia =ere unanimously adopted.
The meeting vas addressed By John Z. NArye,
non of the delegate 20 the Convention, snd hy
Mr.. Rowe, Douglas E.ecter ia The is;e election,
and perhaps others.
Ne are informed also that perfect rcvolu.
ton Of opinion has likewise taken place in Pc
te1sburg and Lynchburg, and That Richmond
is boiling. Lincoln's inaugural hes exhausted
their patience aud reused their Indignation.
Our exchanges bring similar intelligence
from other p, rtio.ls IF the State The reaction
has come.
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Cutyer.i.y Of Virginia.


At MEETING ih Tirt inl s;Gaenis " inc UnlTs'
Mr. T. " scu;i WAS called e. The ctsir aaH ar u l.
Jams r. vlt-d 20 net -ecrr:ary, and on iEoch " ''
William F-ih q IomIIir. was spPo!n!tu 10 oE". te'D
upns fer ,hs con.!trratirI OF the meeting Hh' ssE w
absence OF few moments, rcl"rted lie following
aud re.olu,lI.s which were unanimously Ancp'+n
Whereas. 10 y!sr II ,!r cf!iei! c""G'''h 81 raDc "
fGr, and tie dancer nhch threatens our s uohs 'n'
pIr,ia stu eut here assembled deea An h"aas' eHPTs~
sion Of opaien Inappropriate ihs'r'''e De - -
solved
LII, That we only h.ere n che right CT secession
but hold ha: the events q ;e a-t few inuHts I5 "u"
,Ir,niud the iiamsr late exrrci.e OF ;if- 7! :rt
.ad THAI We symrattze With 20 ,t'f, Vice. @ouu
place Sirsi l. r!'eahrre ihln WIKI the C0ae'e'
Of the South.
Srd Tha, COM, iring, we dc. 'hst hs emp tec'f
,!oa q! IirgLlr matter Of vita! 'mpoi"hcs 20 hsI
nuns en- a:d that they WI, Hr= 10 be most acd nnss'
Affected by her on hayu rh &c h. heard roIcer
H. earn. s,ly nyoks ID: young men O. IN iAe 10 no"
,uee &, and give rsr eIrr,islnH 10 their views upon
ihr Tues;.3Es new. asitst!nH CIR pool ;,
Ih That Ihese rrtoaiiors bS pafNhrd IN th" Leading
Virsi"!s pap.:..
m. ScoTr, PrroGrui.
c. L. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
March ls1l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

Richard FcaSsous, free negro, wss shot
and killed on the 9th inst, BY the jailor OF
Frederick county, while attempting to escape.
Robt. Garland, Of Louisa county, died on
the 18th OF February. He was born in 1855,
ten years previous to the Declaration OF lnde-
pondence.
number Of citizens of Alexandria Va,
contemplate Offering the commissioners OF
me Confederate States, now in Washington,
the compliment Of . public dinner.
A volunteer company has been organised. in
Marion, Smyth county, Us; The name Sc,
lected is "Smyth Blues j. ". Kennedy, Esq.
editor of the Visitor" al that place, was
elected First Lieutenant.
A large black flag of mourning" for the
delay Q. Virginia in going out" was iouod
suspended across the Main street OF freaericks.
burg, Va, on Friday morning. 1t bore re-. 3 3
suitable inscription. y, g.s-.4:.::.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

TuREa1rsED Mos At SAyASSAp.-On the eth
Instant mob Of severn hundred persons as
serbied III Savannah, Ga, with the view OF
rescuiag frcm the oficc Of the Law c3loTed
man named Paul, charged With the murder of
= white msu named B.ady. The object was to
lynch him On the spot, and threats having been
made to attack the JAIL III: mayor ordered out
the Republican B!us+, WHO guarded the build.
ing during the day and night. The RspubE-
cen says. the proup! action Of the authorities
prove that daylight ruobs, al least cannot sue
coed in their purposes in Savannah, and that
e7en the black man Is secured in the rights
guaranteed By the laws OF the land
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from the Montgomery (Ala.) confederation]
rI,e Southern Confcdcracy.

Mrs. PRESIDENT DAvls.-This lady, who
has already made most favorable impression
upon our community, left last Thursday for
her home in Mississippi. She purposes, how,
ever, to return shortly with be! iaaa'ly. and
will occupy the handsome residence Of Col.
Edmund Harrison, on Washington street,
which will be the "Whits. House for this year
ct least. The President is still at the Es
change Hotel, where his time is almost con.
s.au,Iy engrossed With official business:
TuE DEPARTNEsrs-The Cabinet Ministers
arc oil y; their nosts and the severa! Depart.
merits vii! soon be under full headwsE. The
INSURANCE Building" is admirably adapted
for the objects Of the Government, and has
been remarked TO look as if built expressly for
tho purpose. We are gratifcd to see our ship
Of State so successfully launched and 20 well
differed. and doubt not abe will weather the
storm that now sweeps the political ocean, and
soon be safely moored in the quiet harbor OF
public security and National prosperity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14
late accorn,s from Texas furnish az explain

Late accounts from Texas furnish az explain
ton CT Gen. Twiggs connection With the recent
seizure of The federal property in that State.
On the nigh; Of the 18Th ult, Major Ben.
Mccullough, at the head Of eight hundred ran
gers, entered the town Of San Antonio, aud in
the name Of the Convention seized upon the
arsenal and stores at that place. After he
seizure, Mccullough. and Gen. TWigss entered
into negotiations, and while tho negotiations
were going on, Gen. Tgicgs received notice
tina. he had been superseded in his command
by COL Waite. Gen. Twigss Immediately
turned the matter over to Gel. Waite. In con-
sequence Of this change in the aspect Of the ef.
fair, the case Of Gen. Twiggs has been super
seeded By the War Department until the receipt
OF Official information.