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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-21
p ICHMoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after NovaInber lat, 1861
The Passenger Train leaves Richmood daily Al
$50 A. II.
The Passenger Train leaves West Point daily al
e M
The Freight Train leaves Richmond daily (exeep:
Sundsys,) ct 3 A. NJ.
The Freight Train leaves West Poin, daily lex
cept Sundays At Il. IS p. NJ.
re No freight received after o'clock P. NJ.
oc CTS z. u. TEMPLE Stunt
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c.,ed as above, now Ia the occupancy Of Mr..
fleN. Mckeever. /. has rooms besides Kitchen
with room.. Tie house has recently been pa
| r"re1 and is Supplied With gas and wafer 1t now
fHGfS Tor ~ per alnun. aPpiv 10
10 10 81 GoDDiN y APPERsoN.
NOR RENT-- a large trout pnfurnished ROOM.
= N aprivss house, in the Immediate eShbor-
h joj Of the Spotss'ood Hotel. Apply TO
W. ID. BLAIR. Il Co,
no fa--2ts Cor, Main and 7th sts.
~VOUSE AM LOT IN THE TOWN OF
[ LIBERTY FOR RENT wish to rcnt
l. good tenant tie HOUSE and LOT in the
wn Of Liberty. cwned and occupied by the late
7 E. Thos. NJ p;1ga previous to his death. The
s)u-e has xix rooms, wei finished besides two
ii iiiahed rooms. There IS the To- good Kitch.
b wI.h I'VE ro m1 aao e4sne for three horses
; ,ar, good yard and exce.ent garden. II would
a. u good AMI cheap Residence for some family
8 A1 has mad 20 ie.s = car nome Eastern Ei~e
q, Fer terms &c sppty 10 Or. Il. 4. Clement
Liberty, or To the sn5s'r.ber 81 Subjects IaveLn
t""aatsn coanly, Va.
~" "--l~.tw~ ! ~. Sr8TFrT. Execr.
EORuiA LANDS FOX sAAf.-i orfer for
sale valuable body of RIVER BOTTOM
ana UPLAND. in tiorGen county ia. Immediately
ga he Western aud Atlantic Rsitrnad. and two
n'les from depot I VIII sell 90 20 about 900
res; shout 400 acres river bottom, cleared and
u l..vf cultivation, producing good crops Of cora
- atai and cotton, Of hae quality There II also
r frepa cd and ho1rishing Vineyard Of p acres
of Catawha ard other standard wine and liable
grapes, and an abundant supply Of choice varieties
~ .,a,,rds : s1lfF;t .ou!y a :isI, for an ia
r.ss.c ,tants wsr ,t:,s"F 49, On his nIants
I'm n cnn,for,ahs ,cl,, tn srcrv iy, cling
,,-r -. 50 ,,,..A -, 49,; III ,,o,,.-.r-r
D rs buildings asld .aaa.Inery tor pian-Htion par
> ses snd all h-voad Abolition influence aId i'm
5rtin-nce Teens viii be l:brr8i. ;.ad negroes
CJrlderate bonds will he taken in pay ment if pre-
ferret, by the purchaser, Address
JOHN F. GREEN
Sc a-2swE'w 's"7ara, Gordon conoty. Ga
ANN f'h ohi,E pAs KEN II haTe Tor
sale 2 hh III heArao county lying "eout
a en- mies below 4.IcAn'Ad' containing nearly
. N'fee "i "a l. "9o0' '|' q "icA Is cleared r1
II. greater Per 'l'2 mas 0e'n married 'Ia produces
"'s t*e N>'@i crops f@7' III ft,' sten'H' Inc
tTD %ho;LldS . n" beet mari. WhicG IL quite sc
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NOR RENT-A large and comfortable priva,e
J. RESIDENCE, III toe town If Chartottesvilie
with the house and table itNII RE, ard hey-
era excellent SERVANTS, il desired, can be reul
10 by Z srit able teu;ht.
foc further information, apply at this office, or
10 tho Postmaster 81 Chariot esvilie.
Oc ell
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= OIiCt..--As it seems 70 be the wish ri the
! saEtnorites to suppress the is Ne and circuia-
ron of small notes, TIE Virginia Savings Bank
will cease their issue rom this date, and hereby
give notice to holders that they will oe pleased.
application to redeem their notes at their Office al
ihe st 1re 81 Messrs. Spence n Gary, No. l:0 Main
straet Office hours from A NJ to ) p NJ
40 a---ts r. B STARK. Traaaurar.
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EL1AIR CALISAYA-.A cordial elixir pre-.
4 pared from choice CaIisaya Peruvian Bark,
combined with anomalies, 30 render IL pleasant to
the taste. and acceptable 10 the stomach. II con.
tains the virtue OF this valuable bark in a mild and
agreeable form.
II is a most valuable tonic IN cases of debility.
and convalescence, from prostrating diseases, and
ia unrivalled Al vehicle In which to administer
Cod Liver oltt disguses its taste. and assists itt
action. Price 9 per bottle. Prepared and sold By
A. BoDEKER il co,
Apothecarios and Druggista
90 30 10 NEW st
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sHIRsT CLASS MEDICINES

q bAf.f4K,
PHARAACHUTIsTs AND VENDORS or PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PHAR.
nACEUTiCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Ins;ru.
ments and Appliances; Medicine Cheets FOR panta-
tons, families and travellers; Physicians Saddle
Bags London Elastic Stockings, Trusses sud SHp-
porters; Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes Toilet
Mirrors; first quality Persumery, Pomades and
Soaps; Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Magnetic
Machines &c, all of the hes, quality aud al the
lowest rates. MEADE K BAKER.
l56 Main ST., corner above Post-OMne,
Rtcb
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NJ TICU.
Persons who are sending clothing and sop
Plies to troops in tho Geld, requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking INK the
NAME Of the party for wloIG intended. the TEGI-
1EHr to which ho belongs ANA ti.e PLACE Of DEs-
rIHAIiON, care Of Quart ermasser at Aicn 9~t, to
whom the usual raiiroad receipt aaoui be fer
warded by the shipper.
U.--M.ny packages arr!7e st the depots OF the
railroads. IL Richmond wita paper marks rubbed
OF; Of course their destination cannot be known ky
Inc Iu&ryc-Iaaster. Others arg inparfecly MARI
81, ana cgnnot be idcrtiIled
Ui--AA articles deposited ct tins Quartermas.
taEs Office il Richmond, for shipment must be left
there before O'clock z. Il, 10 insure their shjp
.nent On that 1ay. w. Fl. WARREN
lg-ts f!Grt Asf u
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NOR KIN IA HOUSE aud LOT on l9th
n street. between Broad and Grace streets The
dwelling contains fourteen rooms, two of them very
large, Water and gas have been carried into every
room. On the To- is 3 kitchen containing rooms;
& large Stable and Carriage House; meat house
AID ether out houses. All The houses are Of brick
AID have b@sn built within the last two years.
T3ey are all ~ thorough order. The location is a
pleasant one. in good neig41Orhocd, and convent
eat the business portions OF the city. The whGls
establishment WA erected by the late Charles j.
LII, i0r hiS family resldance. Eor elegance and
ccrven,erce the promises eagnot be surpassed By
any II the city of Richmond. Persons in want Of
a desirable residence, will do well to examine this
Ga calling nj tie bou8e, they will have the whole
premises .h0Nu to them. For terms, apply 10
THuS. ]. EVANS,
&C Ste Adtn'r Of Chas. p. Efll. dee d.
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u L. ROBINSON, GRADUATE OF THE
Ia PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE or PHAR-
MAGY, SUCCESSOR TO LAtDiEy Il RoBISsoN,l
Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond has ia
large, fresh aud lssiectea stock of Medicines,
Chemicals, pertumery, Fancy Articles axe, which
he offers ut low prices Strict personal attention
viii be given No nj the departments OF tho business
Orders for shipment viii be promptly stsend9d 20
snd Iaas; sassasliy psakea- asT
I u1gINu nIKS al III sls = III lsis y
Ii % WA kATyh6N w.
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NALL TRADE, le6l--W PETERSON A co
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS IL
Indigo, Spices, Madder, Logwsod hi. Cerb. Soda.
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nuuaess.
phur. Copperas, birthstone, Alum Cochiuel White
Lead Zine, Paint, Linseed OH, ColoIs, Paratne Oil,
Solar OIL, Lard OIL. Castor OIL, Tonqua Beans-in-
vite the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
to an examination of their stock which. in variety
and price, is not surpassed in this or any Northern
city,
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gs&asE,AsSs lxas A'aGsas.

] E-.U EST MADE 70 FHYSIOiANS--t is
-, respectfully requested that the Physicians Of
8ichp0n6 will report Mt the Office, corner Of Broad
sld 9Th streets, such officers and soldiers under
tleir charge are quartereG IN private families.
hotels, and boarding Misunderstanding their condi-
ion whore quartered, ard, :ar practicable the
regiment ard company TO which they belong. This
aforms:ion viii greatly promote the public ser
Sce
al officers and soldiers qua4@Yd IL private fam
lies, hotels, and boarding -hcGs 4 who have been
sick, but are not attended by any phxsiaan, viii
rPort themselves as above, stating tler No6iua,
loCsson, company, ald regiment.
s'N0. =. WINDER,
10 FIis GenarQl
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II. tfIi0G.-Au pnysie. .na pgssersa a for e.ea
" soldiers NJ prv.se houses snd hsspi.sis wee.
q sIh st,est hsrsby notified 70 seaa THAR r-s-
ssGIguoas - EflW ID T. g0BiNHSs Apothe-
cEY Store aa;reE sh assv frssAxiia asysssx be
sleas aSuy authorised ~ La ssurass,ss 1ssrsi 70
f~s~+sf~t 50 - = fss'Ns- &%~-se
NOR THE GUUr-kEY NULD'S SPE-
Il ClFiC-Ths genuine article, lust received
MEADE a. BAKERS Drug Store
no " is6 Main at, cor. above p q
~ ENUIN1 BROWN WINDSOR AND CAS-
u 4ILE M1agEsIasf yssssysd sn5 iOg ssis l.g
-. A buDESEE 4 uo:. pygfs,ais,
$50 atata H. asas Did kafsst
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HLOAkS, CLOAkS.-Our stock OF Ladies
Cloaks is good. and We are prepared to make
10 order any styae which may be wanted We
have all Claal1s made il eur Own establish
nlent and having secured the Southern Conf desa-
c. for Cloths, We are ROW prepared to supply tue
demand
We are prepared to show very handsome as
sorment 81 Cloth and Velvet Cl0aks ald socis q
call from All in wan OF e"mstbi0g and baud
sOua. mo Isl ftIFF,S 4 tHENEET
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PkEo'TS OFFICE, VA. s. TENN. K r. co,
LYNCRBURG, Oct. %, 1861.
NOIICE.-Parties interested are netjfed that
~ hereafter preference will be given in the
traus portat;orI Of freight: lst., TO army stores,
and than 10 other Government freight AS long as
the latter is offered it will be carried to the exclu
sion of all private freight, and this company viii
pot hold itself responsible for any delay or damage
resulting therefrom to any freight belonging to in
dividusl3, so long that Of the Government ID Of
ieTed for transportation.
Shippers will take notice and not send freight
forward Especially that of perish able ehsracter
until they have first ascertained when transporta-
ton can be furnished.
Information always be obtained in relation 70
transportation by application TO the General Su
perintendent at Lynchhurg.
oc 2S-im RO. L. OWEN, President.
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1NFEC4iL NOTICE.
. The Office Of the WAR 2ANH
Il ~ DICKINSON s, Hills,
Corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
Where this issue viii be redeemed,
Whenever offered IN suns Of
FIVE DoLfhR3, and upwards.
Z. 3. II:AYSER,
on 22-3rls II r. Hill.
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SNr u. MILLER,
w COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOR TIE eALg OF All KINDS or
q o u n T RY L X o ID u L,
Cary Street, undsr the ColRmbiGs Hotel. Richmond,
Takes this method of returning his thanks to his
friends for their liberal patronage extended to him
for the past two years. and hopes by strict personal
attention TO their interests, (which be pledgesD to
receive a continuance.
lie would also call the attention of purchasers to
his stock of MANUFACTURED and SMOKING
TOBACCO, which be sells on commission, and can
therefore offer Inducements to buyers. The stock
ambrsees many varieties, from good to very fne
a small lot of BOUGHTOG SEED WHEAT
for sale Oc Tim
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7E7O THE MILITARY X A PSAO KS,
{ EAFERSACKS, and WATER PROOF
GOODS, consisting of CLOAkS, CAPES,
COATS, ONERALLS, CATERS, HAVE
LOCKS, SHEETS, &c; all of the best Southern
manufactured material, and ct reasonable prices
Cell and examine at the Kuapsack Depot on Gov
street, or Main, over Spence n Gsrey's Cloth
ing store. FIRST door up stairs. l9--1mt
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OFFICE RICHMD AND PETG 4. K. co,
RICHMOND. VA, Oct. le, 1861
THANGE OF SCHEDUi.E.--O0 and after
I J WEUN ESDAT, Oct ed. the folio wing
Schedule will De run on this road
LEAVING RICHMOND.
Mail Train, daily, at -.-..--..-.-.--.5.00A A. NJ.
Freight and Accommodation, daily, OK
cept Sundays, at.---.---.---9 A. II. and 3 p. M
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Mail Train, daily, 90 p. N
Freight and Accommodation, daily ex-
cept Sundays at..--..------.9 NJ and 5 p. NJ.
- The Trains lesviug Richmond az 3 A. u.
and p. III. connect with trains South OF Peters
bnrg.
So Travellers will bear In mind that they are
required to show pass from the Governor or some
other authorized person before they can leave the
city by this road.
oa IQ-ts TJOG WINNIE Sun't
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skJASTED-PROrESSORSHlP.- Vrgsl
w gentleman, An a. b. Of first honor IN >ou.i
Sfs College of high grade, (who Is QCAl.del 70 lest
English, Latin. Greek, German, French ard Maze
naic-l desires 2 situation " sore College Feast
Seminary, other in1titU !oG Of learning. J. -
sa5sary the best OF tics tuO malls CaA be pF0duevl
s.ts respect 10 moral cha GCter, sc.
Fer farther infOrmati1- stating lCcst,0u, teT'h
10, address "BETA," Gold iii P o., BaesiEs
1871 county, Va. ER lt-~F
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AND RETAIL.
NEW STOCK or DRY 9OouS

INV SIUCk OF DID NVFTN-
VIII be 0pened GA FRIDAY MORNING, 81
inst, n 22y BROAD STREET, a splendid stock OF
ID X i II . l. =
Such AZ French MeTin0s black Alayseaa; ail.w DOL
De LANES; Scotch Paid Merinos: Travelling Dress
Goodf; Popiins; Silk Cbal.ies; French Gingaaus;
Swiss, Jacouet and Nsinseok Musins: " h;te Bril-
Nants; Tgrtatan Musiius and Evening Dresses:
Hosiery OF al kinds, Enbrolderies, in every Va
rety; Lace Sets; Linen. JacOnas, aud Swiss Trlul-
mings, all fresh and perfect aud q magnificent
sortment Of
DRES ) Sill ks.
OF the latest End NEST approved styles. Alsc-A
large stock of Lace Muslin, and Satin DanasE
Curtains; Irish Linens, Towels; Winter sAawls,etc
which intend selling much below market p,ices.
Call soon, and secure bargains, at . Broad s.
no T-2w* A. @. B0S TICK. If I.en--ia
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STOTlCEl NOTICE u. w. DENNIS
' viii on Monday next, October 18th, open. on
Btu street. q few doors beiow Dspstch corner a
lot Of Ladies and Gentlemen's 5 4 ID D l. s,
WHIPS, SPURS, BITS, BRIDES, sc; Car
rage, Buggy, SulGv, Stage, Wagon, aud Cart
HARNESS. A call from persons in want of such
goods is respectfully solicited. Orders Of
every kind viii be promptly filed Also, every
kind OF REPAIRING done, at short noties.
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Al y 1 1 q L

= :
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
Tbs increase nf business of this Institution forces
tie Geasrer 20 notify its customers thai, b. reatter,
80 business hours VIII be from o clock A. N. to
i. 81. No hrsiuesa therefore, can be transacted
With sait institution, except between the h9ars
stCre.ad.
~ Office at Spence Il Grery's, No. 10 Isiu St.
&c 3l--stn r. y. STARKE Trea7Grer.
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wVOUSE AND hof IN THE TOWN OF
LIBERTY FOR RENT II wish tn rcnt
(. q good tenant, tie HOUSE and LOT in the
wn Of Liberty. owned and occupied by the late
Fr Thos. Page previous to his death The
s1u'e has six rooms, wei finished, besides two
Il iiahed rooms. There Is the To- good Hitch.
3. VIII iva ro No., etane fer three horses
: ,a', good ward and exce.teut garden |, would
"a a good AMI cheap Residence for some family
8 a1 has mad 20 leave I, eir nome Eastern Ei~ei-
s. q, For terms, &c, sppty TO Or, T.. A. Clement.
Liberty, or To the substr.oer 81 Subjects Tavern,
i""aatsn connly, Va.
-, .,--l.r.tpS I n NfrHT Z TT Exet'r
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Important Aot Of congIass.

AN ACT to authorize a loan and the i-su.
Of treasury notes, aud 10 prescribe ibe
punishment for foregoing the same and
Tor forging certificates oi stock auo
bonds.
SIC. l. The Conqress Of he Coafsa.rat
States Of Anieaoa ds eaaet That the Secre
lary Of the Treasury may. with the a-sent
81 the President ol lhe Confederate $ ales
Issue fifty millions ot dollars in bOnds
payable ai the expiration 81 tweniy year
irum their date and bearing q rate Of IN
terest not exceeding eight per cent. pei
innum until they become payabie-th.
-aid interest 70 be- pay sbie annually. The
said bonds, alter 1ublic adgcrtisfment ~
three uew-Haper- within the CJniedeTai.
States for fix weeks. a. b. sold for specle.
military stores, or for the proceeds ol
Gales from produce or manufactured arfi-
cles 10 be paid fn the form Of specie Of
with foreign bills Of exchange, ia such
manner aud under -uch negotiations a.
may be prescribed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. with tine assent Of the Presi
dent. But DO sbaN b. ihe duty OF th
secretary oi the nrraeufy ~ report. at d.
next ensuing -e-sion. IL the CYuvre-s j..
iitf- Confederate States "a precise. ..taf-rleu
Yf Ll- ffaf.-fc lone under tIIs ltv- 80.
-i-aa lhe s..i4 4-,s,ti- ~, i--s,--,i in lras,
iona parts of the hundred OF be *
changed by the -aid Secretary fDr treasure
notes. or ihe notes u any bank. corpoFa
fiou on individual but onlg in the nlsnne,
herein prescribed pteelfed that nothing
herein contained haA oe 70 construed A.
To prevent the Secretary ~ the Treasurt
from receiving foreign bills Of exchaf5as.
IN pas ment Of these bonds.
Src. ? md te r fufter olaesad That
in lieu Of bonds % a1 amount nor exceed
ing twenty millions Of dollars. tie secre
rarv ~ the Treasury with the assent ol
the President. may i-su@ Treasury note
10 the same arI iuut. without interest. and
iu deHguIptfinus of ust lees fhan fv.
dolIaFs. th- sad notes 10 be receivable Ia
payment of ali d-1ls ~ tfxes due 10 the
Confederate States, except the export
dufF ou cotton, ~ ia ezrh hanye Tor The
bnud- herein author "a 70 D. i--ued. The
ssll noie- 90 'il be- ysble az the end ot
fw0 years iram tne date of their issue
10 specie The holders 81 said notes NAV
st auy tm- demand in exchange flrthssn
bonds 81 tL- Come er4te stat-.. t.atsfi.
a. the end of Zen years. aud besfing an
iuterfzt at s.iglt Ii-f cent. ger auuurn tu
b. psat -eni- nnlallf- Tie Secretary o.
tns Treasury is hereby ar borg d e.
issue tn= said bonds bu1 not % fractional
parts n the hundred But it after Fh~
expiration OF tw0 years. wien the Tres
sufF notes hail Be- due. tue secretary q
The Treasury s1ail ads Hfls- t'sat be- VIII
pay the same. fh-n lae prFii-se oi iuDd-
lng shall erase after siz months igon ih~
lfe ~ the adFer a-flt uni-as there
shsll - failure 10 5ly the same on their
presrnfation-
Sec. 8. Aat ~ Z fsr.der rna-tsd That
in zen - fHa notes aHf a9szed by this Hci
raFIsa.s. rr~f - srss4
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RunavvaN in Jail.

COMMITTED 70 the JUL Of
kss Smith county. Mississippi, by
s4 Joseph Thomas, Justice Of the
kNI Peace, iu-a1d for said county.
y y on Tue,day the 9Th day of
sa.As.sE< NJ 1861, a Negro Boy, who
saws hI. name Is FILL, that he belongs to
- Biedsoe OF Louisiana. high up
near tie Mississippi river, Parish not re-
,ollecied Snd boy is about thirty-fve
ge,rs old, at9ut feet s org inches high
aeiehz f6E pr l70 pounds. the
Iatie = on each Ind i crooked a
- sn.sFI scars on his 6se- GO, UIack.
gsd1on when committed, cottonade
,-s. cattonade vest. cassImer coat, ma
No uuder shirt linen bosom shirt, had
I. possession Sl3 go in money and one
double cased silver watch. Says shat he
vas traded Is Robert johnson, OF Deca-
nr. Newton county, Mississippi. to --
Parker of Yicksburg. a negro speculatoT,
was sent from Nicksburg to New Orleans.
and sold 10 the above named -- Bled-
soc. Says he did not stay with him more
ihan three days before he ran away and
was making his way TO New Orleans.
The owner OF said slave is required to
come forward, prove property, pay char
ces aud rtke him away. or be will be
dealt with as the law directs
WILLIAM WATKINS.
Sheriff and Jailor o. Smith County.
May l. 1861 3l-tf
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10y nsve been funded shall pot .,----,
s'V millions of dollars.
ste- 4 dad b 4 f.r,t-- ,.y -r,
s ae iaiia Of the ConfesIersfa lS..,..' 2 " "
s,,es e.g pledged 90 provide ana $500. "
.,,..... NJ revenues for the rnp,tfa,. ,.....
,s..H ~ tle int nterest and Tor ~ r,.,.
~ ~ =. the said stock ana frsss,,,,'
- .le principal sum borrsw~i ,''.,,-'- ~,s.
-, isions Of this oct. ana tb. S,','.'
y, -. soa, as the same shall ar..r, -.
,,s;S ,,'-le ~. become due and payable sI.ii ~
M, ,,,i' ~ - any money la thc tre..nr,
n, 0'neF"ise appropriated.
-. p An4 ts u .EsrS,v rn--s.y ga.
- ss's'i ee oetmed 10 contsi,, sli -
he ~, -, l,''lsi'atious and penaliirs III
sspo 80 ,s.. an act 20 authosise fbe
he n,,nist.Ig notes, and 70 pfesc,ibe
as punishment FOR ioi rinr ihe -. 80
,s fainE certificates Of slorks - -
ta'ss end appaored Maaeb i 4csi
'l''oA shai Dc considered narf. ,t .,s
- tne hfst, second and tpnfh
'aAA. ana AaEa 80 much - - =. ~
1 providing for the ulDmafe fttit fiffiV, iA-
{ the debt herein authorized To L., CON
racted. the Secretary OF the Treasury is
ereby directed TO collect Information in
card 10 the value Of the property. the
evenue system. and the amount collected
uring the last fiscal year ir each OF tho
oufederate States. and to report the
anne 10 Congress at its next session, so ns
, enable il to lay a fair. equal and conve-
lent system of internal taxation for the
urpose OF securing the payment OF the
iterest and the principal Of the debt
erehy authorized 90 be created ia such
ianner as may fully discharge the ohlira-
on herein contracted by the pledge Of
le Confederate States 70 pay the princi-
4 and interest OF the said debt when
le
Sac T. lad Be Il .f,rfbcr eracte3. That
" State may pay into the Treasury in an
sipation OF the tax aforesaid any
IN not less than one hundred thousand
'llars in specie or its equivalent. and if
e same be paid on or before the first
" of July next. the said State shall be
lowed 70 set Oft the same with ten per
mt. additional from the quota to 10 as
ssed upon the Said State.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
Our Amy


There has never been assembled in on
mm I'D on this oonfjuentso fiue an arm
t- taaf which 9en. Bragg now command
q Pensacola. T. is composed OF the vrr'
test class of our southern people-rallan
.oui h- mostly from the country. of tbs
iuhest social po-iiion and 81 ind depend-s
1rcuugstanc,s. accu- toned from bnyhoot
the use Of arms, with natural fast
1r military service. and the iuduminahi
onraue and iOriituds. The number o
his army must exceed ten thousand, nui
made up ia about equal proportions @
he volunteer troops from tie Stntes &
icorre. Alabama, Mississippi and Lou
iana. Ihese States have each cuntribu
ia brigade of over two thousand men
While little Florida has sent no least on.
uousand. The troops are all encamp,s
"a very pleasant and healthy localities
aey are i'm the best spirits, and are rapid
attaining the highest state of tflicienc
nd organization.
We learn thar President Davis, in hi
ecent visit, was surprised aud deight,..
L the admirable condition of the ann
nd eomplimented Gen. Bsagg aud IA
iaif in the highest terms Tor he eneray.
acl and vigorwhieh they have displayes
ia organizing and displaying this larp.
iorce. The Confederate States are fortu
nate. indeed. in their chief military com
.nanders. The old army Of The United
states was indebted 10 Jeff Davis. a
,eoretary Of War, for the most wholesom
eiorms which have been achieved IN iha
department. since the Government was e.
,blished. The displacement oi the dron,
nd old iogies uf the army. and the brins
ng forward new talent and energy, th
romotion of mcn of high military quail
es, without gard rank or nge. wer
he great cAaracttrisiios Of Davi,'s ao
ninistration. he knew the caliber q
very fiicer IN the army. aud ieaIlessl.
vefslaughed the incompetent aud adyah
ed the capable.
The same qualities and system hav.
marked the military organization Of tn