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, 1861-01-17
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Sl-aTE UF ILLINOIS, County st
~ ~ sSss. g. s+trSnt Court Of loot. C.un.y. Feb.
Mi osni !. tents sat.e ~;iiiei ". T'ln, :usies
.1IaaSit oF Gc i.ol. Ert .t ulras uu.1,rs ana
Son pn y ttne'tw c.lc::s.ant &b i!Hncu Ia, ur
eeGH a!tt tn tie oaice ot t r q: s. irc:.t ConFf
t,ns II tHonhts r., Nousi r.; ny :r.a H. t!c ssIi
@ nleh ts!r bIil ct tor,'!ai,; saI Coat
1n Is LnanctEy tFtt. tktrr"i. :;st day u Jay
Es Enu tn1t s*H:t's- :'ltsru;I Issued ii pf saX
sa;d Iscm:' r. t:.r tcond
SsW ,rs VII , 81. ~ =, = i r. Inv required
Cr.s!: HsaM sa.rs sn ~ b: :: lsr sasd
=. Lst term thereof +. h. tul.l. 1t sl,s, in snia
n;eai Ca ,ne .;5.i M.Eta: ei ebr"r,, @ aSd
- - % %nfara:a:S The s;t' ,:HI til. .s:t. Is :.: thlnca
GHAtSea and stated. Will b. t:.r,. u
Hsu . utcfft entered a:a;as: lru ascur,nx Il. tkT
fr1Rr - :. f:i4 1s .'. u .. :. CHURCH. tlcsk.
, 1861-01-17

w ASTER'S SALE.-State of: LII
chieaedn ne1S M Mc9E9nty of Cook s. Superior Court os
IsmeS pae. GMaanneety B1anc"o 1!kr!a E1stoa "a.
o:s hsss4y sSsa Ut q
tae 1pprh day Or 0csooes i5 r. stott e nss o
On or ths snps:.r Court Ct Cs!caso vii
t E1 a5 tsn o'clock II icgf ao5n ii tat az
ran - u9s u tae Court House IN the city Of Chi,
1eai esase xsSsts 9sss 4 soT & e az: s desc1ioed
cocE rd State Of Illinois to III: a3' eooots OF
et1en as5 tEcixs iSsss1 2;a r. sIst g: nae ~ ten m
cnso >' ~ 1t5Gtae1 TO I'LL
Master 4 Chaacery Of tie supefsor ray y ,,
~1 eeo' 1oo- l4sdEsl.td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

SsTATE OF INDIANA. yI6O COJST1. 81
- vigo Common riees Court, Augisaf Tssu, l-<l
IsesIasnin Nc Kee-l administrator 4. arrt 5c11escr
:. Aley DcaT-5ulgnent iu fon.fses ffehs eonft
Z viFo county, * April 1erp, lss2-
Tn defesdaat .fn take noslr>. -si4 -bs trst dsr
a the ne0f q aid Cart or - >oon thereatef
A. can be heard will move The Court lor leave W
issue an execution =. "a. -. sd JuasE1ent
.un2s lssl-w3~ BkS9rAskkES. AaDsr'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

t<.N adv,+t -rss.nt. Fly cent? ~ -sa-fs each
..sTtiol.
s,a.l-fscta-y AfEs-g~mertr made "iia ~ w.
80 ,, sdv~rfl.- b the wear. with tA- pfivire "i
ehsas-x =. p1eAszfs- 1e4fis sisrTt4-ef~- nv ,'f.
. Il - ro4aae1 sfrlc-y ~ ths'f f~~lsf '--'.' -.
assi Z y I9s qalg<f't
kiv--tl-erl-n.- IN tAs p IA a-fr~ 0sl-nln ~iii
=. ckarged NO 2-.oc-
Afvcr--~-ncnlt <rps ce-l-tAiilly - n ial-r. e.
80 40 a hall
F-s.ass. n.-loe- published ia H. 49, eeilini-. ri
- l-s@ u undsr ~iu y charged fsf s-ch tr--rtp
al. If ore. tsn llnes. go cents pr line
Atf~ertl <-rents .snt n 81 ~ .p-cin~i ti--. ~i
- .-a---led tAr~< rnontss. ullsee orderr>' vH'
sAry al,>fsuon q a .tsnd.ag stserL-ei..-ft Ill
a. srns % . renewal a he .ssne. uIl~-- gf'''i-
--r-sS~2 spor y oon;IAet.
kI-sot-sclpx eandldals- for offLv a - - -s--Fip
Lss wsr b eAarx~d e. o. fof -sch name IN ts Daily.
nd g o. in -ae fsalD aai wc~klT, Etof1- - '''-
~ sratuitoa. sivcr d-ernsut. whatsvef.
ch-rre- ~fil ~ alste fsr in-~rt.ng 1.e rot's- ei
-. U~c---. ss~-~f<e-. A--ocistlot- a. f'tlcN-s
pr eseh Eo<re nc. sseeedlnE hn,s - e~'i-- -
e.eh in-srt.on. over . III hu~- ~ thi- r-te.
Annoanring deaths vflh lrn-rsl notice stt-"-'.
81, without os-.cs. free.
Ssssa~s q Fe-sis al f1crc- Nsi EXCURSION, t'firr
a, ~ lndIvldnAls .>-o-satiou-. OF ~ e1nrrnr-
- rezaisT prsee~.
Legal AAv~ril-~1ssnt- ln-erted - NJ e<i'ea-r 81
Au.rnsys orasrtn- sn< payment MT % , d~'ttfl
CO - legal pro<~~diux- but cstl-ctshr a. tne M
tlIa> Tabll-hsr o. sraantable fOr ths accuracy ~
gSsl stv-rt-@rs~nt- -, nni ihs amount ehsfSed TOT
Lksr p1bsirsfss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

ss-There ~A b 10 deviation from the ABOVE
<tss
sOA4v.rt>ements Published IN both Daily And
ye~l, VIII ~ charged the fan Daily rA;e- with ote
~ II Tie Weekly rates ADDED
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

And all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FoR HEIABoLD's TAKE 40 OTHER
cut out he advertisement and send Tor H.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND ExPosUEK.
ns7tv3E
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
Ayers Ague Cure,
= r,oT. 7r,ff Sprf-7,y rr-pp or

IN egialiieni Teros, or Fever aaa seuc Renisient
Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb cue. Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache. snd Biliious p
yeTs indeed for the whole class II dis
esses or islAiing ia hillary dcranrr
ulc-lt caused hy the Msiara 81
NiasulatiC Countries.
EW. are enabled here a. offer ihe community q
rfues;v which while Il cures the above complaints
With oertsiniy Is stll perfectly harmless IN an,
quantity. such remedy Is invaluable ia clstricts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This cure
expeis tho faissmstc poison q Fever and A gue from
the ;, stem. snd prevents the development q the
DISEASE II taken he first approach of il pFenon
itery symptoms. l. IS not only the best remedy ever
yet DISCOVERIES Tor hi, cisss a complaints. hsa ai7o
the chespes' The large quaniity We supply tor
dollar lting- 10 within the rra,h u everybody and
Ia bilion- districts h.rs Fever aud AZuc pres ais
every body -hatia hra- u aud u-- j. freely 10th tr
cur sng YrufftfiuIl 4 great superiority ~ This
remedy over ,fs 9TH, ever discovered Tor tho -i-
dy and uf IuterIniitsnts D. thar il cyn-
tin- Quinne mineral, Con~sq qucntlN IL produ-
upon the constitution Tho cured by a. are len q,
healthy a. If they had never had the di-esse-
Feser and Ague j. nos alone the consequence Of the
masma,ic poison. great variety q disorders arise
from IL irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. C,ou', Hesd.eh., BLINDNESS,
T,-,ihashe. Farache. CafSrrah. Asthma Palpi-
iaii.n Painful Affection oi tho Spiccn. Hvs
ierios.pain m The Bowels. .Ce.ic Paralysis
end Daraneement q the stomach,
All oi which when or -iuatug Ia tii- cau>s, 10, -.
the intermittent fyIc. or hcsoms periodical. This
CTR exl-ls thc poison from ~ blood. AMI con-
-eqUeutiy ci.re- thcm all alike. II h. an Invaluable
protection Immigrants aud p-r-ons travelling or
temporarily siding IN "a. mnlariou, districts II
taken C-ea-rB-li, or daily while exTsss O. the r
f.cfiun that will De- o1creted from the ss and
cannot accumniats m sufficient quantity 10 rifsu
into disease. HcnC, u l. even moro valuable ief
protection than curs. and fw viii ever safer frtm
intermittent. II th.t ataii fhensaivc- n III iro
lection this nieds aii...ri-
a. rretaf..a itt f'r = e.. AtEk 4 CO.
L.Vfh. Massachusetts,.
All our D. f..ii,.. aI sr -alo iv , l. CtNISeaAN.
T. " Da~>tlfx .ist - al Drngci>fs iu Terre
Hauic.
wholesa4c is AIlES & Co, Cincinnati
iunI l. a-3eoni-veov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,

SOhPOUAu LAtla aSt VI odJ cd sdl Lila,
Tie most olectua xsl-iy 9hich tas medical sklI u
ulnes devise 60 flis everywhere rrc aiiinr
sne fats! malay combined flhm tie met active
rn.dlais tiat have been Discovered ef tilo lpur-
- on y. this ioCi dis,ri,r from the blood. and tie
rescue ol the - ,isa fryn IL ecsirucilFo ccase-
qgences. Hence 10 should le employ ID .of The cure
u only Scrofuia bnt ai.o fhes other affections
which arise frpui IL. such
ErupUre and skin Disease = An'heus's iife.
Ro-e. OF Eryslpelss. lfmplcs. Pu.tuics. Notch-
es. Bialns aud isoiis. Tuflors 1etter and Salt
Ehfnm. Scad Head. HnEvoGu Elsu-
uadsin. Syphiuuc and NerVu-rai
D-ease-. Dfopsy, Dy-psp,is.
Debility. aiid indeed ~
Complaints arising Loia
yltated or iinpur.
Blood
TIE popular belief "a impInty of tAs bl01n is
founded TRUTH Tor scruful ~ deg ~ lhe
blood. The particular purpose and airtu" ~ ihls
Sa-sepafiilo & 20 purify and his sitai n
ID without which souBd health s .upo-ei ME in
tAlaiflarsd CoLStitutCas.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
FIRE INSURANCE.

tECTORS
pksanyNr.
NIc1 fEknDeNT.
A. 4 a. LAW olce O. -.
sherman, Collins & c..
Wells. Fargo A. c..
Pres't Imp. 4 Trsdcf-' Bank.
G. a. A. Messenger.
Clai.an. Aeiien & GO.
Hatch. illller a Asr-.rezu.
Hsskel, Acrrick A. RlI.
Stoiis, Starr A. CO.
Barney, Humphrey A Pg;lrf.
George Pearce & CO.
Ward A. Work L Son.
James Low 4 Co. Logss,iiiv.
]. IL. FrothinghaIn & g.
Bnlkley A. Co.
X. Lockwood A. Sou.
Howen, AcSAmee 4 -.
ify-L, hing - -, d. i-siiis.
Colfli & Noble.
=. ID. Morgan & CO.
Willard. Wood L. o.
A. ;. BarneS A. 90.
Phclrs. Bliss A Go.
TroN 7ige, Dwight 4 go.
Irife wills, Rankin 4 e..
Aortaa. Grinneli A. Go.
J. &. li0we & Co, Bo~ioL.
Baldwin, Stsrr 4 %.
Henry. smith 4 Townsend.
Swift, D.. l,ut A. co.
jeeee To- \ Co.
Siurgee. ~LaN g. CO.
fOrd Rubbel Co.
Mason 1 Thompson.
Siedmsn. Garlic & shaw, Gin
Cyrus Yale. Jr. 4 Co, y. O.
Nm- 4. A. Chas. .. Fo,tick.
Boyd BrO's T. Co. Albany, \ \
Co-siii. I'LL 4 TslInadge.
y. Roberts s. CO.
Brewer A. Caldwell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
NV sRTICLE
Roback's Stomach Ritsers


giving tone tie stomach snd fr .1e preVeniioo -
bliiou- canf si,lf- incident - th. eru cc-irf.,
Try a.
A. morning drink 10 assist diyt-tiou nut rcllctl
Dr~pep-ll. 81 las 10 equal. 1n g.
D. ifr-f, q is rcIior - ~ ether ilrcr- Try o.
Ils formula lI thr-e Bite 5. low lh6ll the sese
proj-~rtv - D. koh1ck. or yinattd Vth n -.
oiisst ana mo-, eminent AoelCA Practitioners Il IT,
West and = j. directly Ifs'icale Iou ne wants -
Western Ycoilc.
Tbe~s Eitf.rs dtrv, tls'r ul. .ion the tovef
FOL Gnc nature o the roots and herbs q which t.y
az conpfset and a. iLss are. - nlayhx ufnai.
uraf crsincs q the stomach. directly prosDofivso -
TEMPERANCE.
present f epTietar believe that IA making fsui
widely ku0rl. The public welfare r. subscrvsf
Il vii SOL IL for sale ly all al II. Rnhsck's
merou- gent as.a ~ Hofsls. &c.. Tie country
~ the meantime orders vii b. filled tIcct ff'r'
CiDn4aii "a .ly au nfily. and az tie lowest rates
lt O. iu up ID Ouar l-oifss @-t -cf-lsflr pae&ec
do4 c4-ss llf toz- ample ca-ss III. hovFeytI
ho psek.-l ani -.ai g. ai.s atIaree-. y as-lred
Retail Price. FL per bottle, or IL.
FOR 49,
P-lnc.psi oNice ans sslesrosl. ~ East F0crti
street - bg.idlsg from Ha.a street. CiI-lana1 a.
Ohio. Laboratory. y. 3 Isrsr 1t >-ee.
For sale Ia ylgo q nEf.- -
+. ~. IoNNtlli, Iar1 laIt,
: = X CfNfNGH kM.
M l. SHIEy. 49,. Coshru.
PfIER RTSn1EE. C.uxesilc
Al ~ nruy~tei- 49, tsst.af-. sss-s 81. s
/ tSroaEb'n she Gate. ss-.ss al Csoadss
ec3ieI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
Terre.llautc Post Oftic'


r,xsE-~stry a sIcuAo>p sstlsoNn.
fA-as Lss~< TAN N't'-
- I. I'D, A 49,. Nall --Ne. !. = -
Ns J sA x...k1prc><- ~ ;. leis, a n
t.sAx RATA. sItos ar IovIs RuLsoAp.
..-..r>.~. rrall-< AEris~.
Va l. los = -. AL. y" !. 80. -
~ 4 aca ~ a Nrco ~. :. lelA. a e.
~ >~~vrttx css~s"sr~vittA h.ilhoNn
r.ln.t<.~~ Tr.e- Ar-'sr.
~ 90 49,. Asrc-a- =. -. !. = -. Y -
s.s lags Nail ..-. ~ :. ~ '. -
so<svtaLK kxrsN~iss>
tt.... 1rss.- Arrlrr.
~ sl-r~ a~-l-..- Nc- J. 10 -. =
a aa>r.azs 14as pfomp1:T ~ a. 49, hasi'
s~A f-suE.esslas l1e-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

Retail Price. sI per bottle, ar sis
LEGAL.

Annual Report of the Auditor OF NiSo
County.
DTnOR1 - tAs Ar.tiisr . w. c.,c1t,. f-.srtr.
IL ths aulf1rt received sna dst--r-et ~ M yelf
coullasncinE Jaae isf. a. d 'sCf SD fa3.r. A.
Jlsr 4 r feS1 fnrluet-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

ssrgTH
Cash, Bs;ane> n B.n. ~. 90
Bonds aud Mortgages being zirs. Len On
Real Estae.. worth ~ ieas II SOC 20 sJs 6ge O3
Loans Stocks payable on demand.
tmarket value 81 securities si9- s-s 50l IA 90
Bank Stock lmarket yaluel TSs15 %
United States Treasury Note-. lmarAei
value. 100. .3a3 80
ProoiSlyn City " ster Eond-. 1920 90
North CarOlna state ROnilt luiarkef vs) 1850 %
Missouri State B0nds market value, l.voo %
Real Estnts, No. Well Street g. EOS a.
Interest, due lst ysnuary, 1861, fof
Which ses $50 = has since beeh rce'd, s5,.Oc 81
Balance in Lands q gents and IN Course
of transmission from Agents. on lst Of
January (of which Sill .9so u has -1nc-
been received. co t0s 10
n.s Receissbie lfos Premium. on In
land Risksl. 1869 90
Other Property. NiIce;isneou- iieni-. 800 90
Premiums duo and GncoGecl.s N sol.-
oie- issuei at One. 3,l3O Is
Totsi, Il. AS. 40s -
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PSr-fprS1.
AZ wIIIMaRrH. yicr rsrslprNr
]. MILLION SMITH. SEcRgrNT
ioHS NcSEF. ass'r Src'r.
CHARLES CRtIT. Agent.
No. PTiESIN Rom,
nAlsiu rfkss ssrTr. ND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
he Weekly Express

pabll.Asd even wednesday. At 81 20 pr sni.u'n.
>fvsnc~.
sESo paper .-rt without tie n.onsy. nj eonuna-
longer tine than paid FOR.
uases OF Advertising in weekly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
a Z = 7 il q OF

or IA FIFTEENTH .Agx7- AH.SUAL STf7K-
NM cl t.s condition cf ,hs Ho.hE TNSI-
HAN,T t'0bPA>E. af III CEy = .T,4r Iork,
% ~ - d. y Jirsas5. al.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

D. =. ALAN. 4. '. q.
Terre-Hsuis. isne Il IsSi -i~a~
p. She cSpsss-ss of this yssr cSraplrei with
the expense icr l.5e and CO. ,hge 8 decrease 4
q 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
NJ e DiCAL.
Scrofula. or King. Evil.

Is constitutional dsfa.c Z corrrpua- ~ lie
blood hy which this f,Iid becomes sltsst.d ~ az
and poor beirs IN the circtil fia. t Tervates -
~hoc body, 4lld may uTst la discae - any PAT
Of a. Ne organ Zee iroia Us sii.fk nor Is here
uhici Il may rot destroy. The scrof1ous ta.ns
+ vAriousiy caused by merclral Siscsse low lfxinr
disoFdsrea oF rsheslay .ooi. impure s!F, flih sIi
hfay Lal.is ths deIse>s.aS ,.css, aid. above s. ~
tie seeTs4l niccti,1 NlatsFe s its ori-lr. 4 -
hereditary m the constitution descending from pa
rcrs cal ldTcu unto the ttiid ard fourth genera
ton: ir,i@.-i a -<sn- ~ be the rol .; HIM ~to
,sgs- - VIII visit tAe iniquiits q ihe fslcIs -pen
their children"
IT, effects commelce hy dfpesuoA igoi- ile tooi
q Corrupf II ucsrous matfef, which. ir ilc lungs
liver. and usrusi orral-. &. termed rHcrcIc,. .u
the giants cliin-s; sIs The surface. errfo ols
20 TAis fonl eprrepto1. which gender, fhs
lous complaini, bus fley have f1r le>s rgSef 10
Withstand e sttacSs ~ othsr dlsc.scs. coas.onct-
q, 49, numbers y rsi by disorders which, sitAoU,a
foi serofsious in tAsiT AAture st ffi4,srfd "a
ta hy this taini IN fhe sJsiefr. Nost ~ fhe cor
sumption which deelm stec the hulaau fausiis a. is
origin directly "a tls scEofuloBs souiarlinstor, sar
many dc-tructsc d.ssases - Tie aVel. kf-lsys
hTci aud. Indeed = All tie organs. arise forl a.
are aggravated ~ the ssIne cause.
one cusrteT q Al our psoplr are scfof.lczs- ID r
persons invaded by iiis lurking isiectioI tisi
fheT health IS undermined iy lf. T. clrsr.e 81 fll
he sysisua must FenoVasc Tie hio'i - al.rs-
tn" medicine and invigorafe i - heailiy f-- l-.t
exercise. such medicine ~ supply in
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
VOLUME XIV. NO. 80.

money aud informing bin of the iurl,oss
ubsianiinlly as stated by plaintiff, tha;
ylaiRiif iebled that if Hill wanted e.
build boat be could get some money
rom him, that the money was counted
ut on a table where defendant. Hill and
plaintiff, were seated, and Hill took th,
n6ney and plaintiff made no objection {,
rs taking =, that they told plaintiff they
'ad come for the money, that deiendan
iad got some money from one Foxwortlf
n the same purpase. which he aitetRafd
paid upon the failure TO baiId the boat
1t = thus seen that the plrintjf fun
stities that the defendant WAS to be l.
l'oiisible for the building or the boa
I'D that Is no, ds-uiod crdis,a os4el BY III,
-timnny OF the drftndant hinsef or :
j. witness Hill Il j. coirohorated bN
ae fact Of the defendant proposing 1.
ecare the money 10 the plaintiff by NOR
e "a o ~ si,.d - ~ kial TT Is pay
heni after tie faifnre To buiid the boss
adthe loss Of The money, which the d.
-ndant DOES not attempt 10 explain q
.-ny, and by the further fact stated b
nm, that he refunded the money advane
q 60 him by another person Tor III,
r1rpcse, upon the failure OF the en-
terprise.
his evidence 1t Is very clear ths
pe verd Ct was right. and even il he il
iructions were erroneous. tne motion
It it aside should not have been SUI
ained
Judgment affirmed. HANDY.
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may have been funded shall not exceed
twenty millions Of dollars.
SEC. 4. And Be T. f1rthey enaetsd, That
the faith Of the Confederate States IS
hereby pledged to provide and establish
sufficient revenues for the regular ray
ment Of the interest. and for the redtmp-
tion Of the said stock and treasury notes.
And the principal sum borrowed under
The provisions Of this oct, and tile inter-
st thereon, Is the same shall from time
70 time become due and payable. shall be-
paid out Of any money IN the treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
SEc. S. And BE- Il further enacted. That
bis aet shall be deemed to contasn all the
'rOvisions, limitations and penalties Of
he act entitled an act toauthoiize The
ssue of treasury notes, and 10 prescribe
he punishment for forging the sanne. and
Or forging certihcates of stocks. bonds or
.nuliQns, aRd appaoTad MArph q 1861.
which shall be considered parts of tllis
ct save the first, second and tenth Sc
ions, and save so much as relates 10 in
crest upon the treasury notes.
SEC. 9. AHd be Il further eaoc,ed, That for
he purpose of raising ten niiliioOs Of do,
trs within the present calender Near. md
I providing Tor Inc ultimate reGit mTtion
{ the debt herein authorized to H. con-
racted. the Secretary Of the Treasury is
.ereby directed to collect information in
card to the value of the property, The
evenue system. and the amount collected
turing the last fiscal year iE each Of the
confederate States, and to report the
anne TO Congress at its next session, 90 az
o enable it to lsy fair, equal and conve
lient system of internal taxation for the
,urpose Of securing the payment Of the
interest and the principal of the debt
,ereby authorized TO be created in such
manner as may fully discharge the ohliga-
ION herein contracted by the pledge of
he Confederate States to pay the prinei-
al and interest of the said debt when
ue.
SEC 7. And Be Il further eaasted. That
my State may pay into the treasury in an
cipation of the tax aforesaid any
um not less than one hundred thousand
lollsrs in specie or its equivalent, and IL
he same be paid on or before the first
my Of July next, the said State shall be
.lIowed to set off the same with ten per
ent. additional from the quota to be as
essed upon the Said State.
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RunnWaY in Jail.

COMMITTED TO the JUL of
80 Smith county. Mississippi. by
~ Joseph Thomas, Justice OF the
ikN Peace, in.ald for said county,
w on TUESDAY the 9TH day Of
szz-is-Sa-==EEE May 1861. Negro Boy, who
says hn name Is FILL, that he belongs to
- Bledsoe oil louisiana, high up
near the Mississippi river, Parish not re-
collected. SAID boy is about thirty-ive
years old, Rblut feet orc inches high
weighs a y Iss or l70 pounds. Tlie
Gtde a. ~ on each Ind !. crooked a
nv ~ .n,sM scars on his bae- " cost back.
4sd OIL when committed. cottonade
,,.y,,s. cattonade vest, cssssimer coat, ma
ffno sdnder shirt. linen bosom shirt, had
Ia possession Sl3 60 in money and one
double cased silver watch. Says that be
was traded BY Robert johnson, OF Deca
tur, Newton county, Mississippi, TO --
Parker, of Vicksburg. a negro speculaior
was sent from Vicksburg TO New Orleans
and sold to the above named - Bled
soc. Says be did not stayswIth him more
than three days, before he ran away anc
was making his way to New Orleans.
The owner of said slave is requi-ed tC
come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and fake him away. or he will b'
dealt with AS the law directs.
WILLIAM WATKINS.
Sheriff and Jailor OF Smith County.
| Nav H. 1851 3l-tf
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Chaplains in the Navy and Army.

We notice that, according to late tele-
grams, the subject Of appointing Chap
lains for our Southern Navy has been
brought before Congress. We hope that
n this, as in other points, our Confed-
rIey may prove itself more advanced
han the United States Government. If
.haplains are 70 be appointed At all, and
il the Government is TO undergo the ex-
pence. it seems a matter of common
ense that they should be selected with
some reference to the religious wants aud
desires of the men for whom they are 10
minister. Under the old government a
Chaplain was sometimes appointed TO
have charge of two or three hundred
souls, of whom not dozen had any con-
hdence in his teachings, nor any sympa-
thy with his religious sentiments.
We have not sufficient acquaintance
with the details of the service to point
out the remedy with certainty; but we
are sure that with little good 1xill and a
little zeal for theFights of conscience of
the brave men who expose their lives for
their country, q method could be devised
and reduced to practice, much more con-
sissent with religious equality than the
old plan, BY which the Secretary at Wash.
lngton prescribed for thousandsof uenar-
nus tars the nature and quality oftheir
religion, just as he prescribed the size Of
their blankets and the strength OF their
grog.--Naekez Fres Trader.
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Our Army.


There has never been assembled in on,
eammAnd on this coutinentso fine an arm,
that which Gen. Bragg now command
Pensacola. L il composed Of the very
iest class Of our southern peOple-gnllan
'auths mostly from the country. of Tia,
ighest social position and OF indrpend- !
circumstances, accustomed from boyhoo,
. the use OF arms, with natural ias.
n military service, and the indominabl
ourage and fortitude. The number o
liis army must exceed ten thousand, an,
$ made up IN about equal proportions q
lie volunteer troops from the States o
George. Alabama. Mississippi and Lou
iana. Thtsa States have each cuntribb
I'D a brigade ot over two thousand men
While little Florida has sent at least on,
thousand. The troops are all encampc.
n very pleasant and healthy localities
hey are in the best spirits, and are rapid
attaining the highest state OF efiicienc.
nd organization.
We learn that President Davis, in hi
ecent visit, was surprised and .lelighttr
the admirable condition of the ann
nd complimented Gen. Bragg aud hi
.iaff in the highest terms Tor the energy
&C. and vigor,which they have displaye,
IA Organizing and displaying this larg
toree. The Confederate States are foriu
nate, indeed, in their chief military com
handlers. The old army of the United
states was indebted to left Davis, a
'ecretary of War, for the most Eholesom
eiorms which have been achieved in tha
department. since the Government was e
blished The displacement OF the dront
nd old togies Of the army, and The brins
mg forward new talent and energy, IL
iromotion Of men Of high military quail
ies. without regard TO rank or age. wer
he great characteristics OF Dayis's All
nlnislration. He knew the caliber d
very ofiicer in the army, aud iearlessl,
verslaughed the incompetent aud advah
ed the capable.
The same qualities and system hay.
marked the military organization of tn
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