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=, EDITN PRICE: DRISs GUODs.-We

VA have = good stock u medium Price Dres.
(,onis-sav, Embroidered Bersse Anglaie, lor 20
md soc per ward: Lawns, Jaconets and organ
dies, q Gne assortment Poplins and Pop inettes,
Mouslaines French Prints, Brilhants, Girg haAis,
C.hcns silks F0uIa;ds. sc. Our assortment 81
Plain Black Goods is better than .veI beiote-say
Biact Bersge Tamentins Tam o Tum, English
poplln Nous ,aines, Chellies, bombazine, &e.'
sc Anxious to reduce the stock OF these Goods
and turn them into cash soon as possible, we
shall offer them at low prices. Our iIlendS AND
| customers and the public generally, are invited
1 10 calf NV oil GhlLhS " hhNhht.
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! "a srArsZN IEEf.G. .APniC As.EN-

,W-FAPEN IEafGuAPHiC A',E~
~ CIV The undersigned II about to o-tt9 In
~ Richmond Il uESEkAL SOU HEHN h"I!-NCi,
fr the distribution, by telegraph, OF news or tAs
SOUTHERN PRESS, through system ~ tubo1,
duats agencies, loe4tedet Important ana asa'fEi
points, fer Geographic conm na'ratl"C. -,
The head ONCE 20 DO located at hlcamnai, z !,
sub0rd irate orhces IT Augusti, Ga; NOBLE Ala
Now orleans La Mash willie, TsDn &c &c
lie proposes 10 supply war news par,iciIarly,
for hicG his facilities ere equal, II not superior,
TO apy corresp nndent, not excepting the AsSoela-
Refers, with permission, TO the propTletois pi
the Richmond enquirer aud R.chnChd Dltpaicn.
For terms and particulars. Apply to under
signed, Box 725, Richmond fos' oaice.
m ia-3t " " ~ ~ L AN.
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NOR SALE The und .r,igned pnoilz herr Spi
+ pr ,prirtors Of The MONTGOMERY % Eph-
& ATIOS in consequence If the editorial cuIles
heInr too severe and cOnfEtBS on one noTs" q, o.
f.r Tor ~ g a HIRO IHfAkS~T 10 some lnts, IL
long ago been est4b ished upon firm pail mas
a large and daily Increasing circui aLi9p' aHd' -
The books gill snow, is now paying we'll
TyRXs-ke4-opabia. Address
RIMS x p!CkET, Montgomery, ha.
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The Governor OF visgsnia has accepted the
services q Radford's MOUNTED Ranger resi'
ment, Of Campbell county,
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Railroad Communication Cprn.
PROCLAMATIoNS

BALrIMoRE, May l+.-The Baltimore and
Wilmington tallroa1i open.
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SrELL MANN, iNRicHs Co.,
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS, &c,
No. 81 HAGovRR STRERT,
BALTIMORE,
Have now on hand, purchased By one OF 1he rTh'
- l5o ctsss ladtes' HOSIERY, Of every descrip-
aoo cases Mems Unbleachsd and Mixed HALF
50 cases Asn's White HALF HOSE.
Is ca-es Mems Whits AID Un5Ieached Lisie
HALF HOSE. ,,-.,to,
40 cn.as SI~n's Cotton and Lisie GL',E rs
10 care, Ladies do. do. 60
rs cases Mems and Ladies' Gauze. Hilk Lfsie'
and MeriDo -Hi RT>--eulbracin & every va
rletv ut German I'D English hosiery.
cases French - bP
10 c.see Madras flDhFs
Is eases EusiInn Printed HDkFS-
10 cases Linen HnkFe., kicdardsHns MAKE
{ ~ casso Patent THREAD, Harris make
( Also . -
I large assortment OF Geuts FU N iSu I'M
! GOODS, embracing every article IN That I4he'
AGENCY FOR 1900 =,
I Coata' Clark's, and Green panteis efooLo
Wick Z Rradtey's superior NklR rs.
| Americaa Pin Company PINS and doohS ah'
suIRT- and DRAWERS, sUSPENDBRs, COB
SETS, SEWING SILK, SPOOL SILK, But
TONS, &c.
Az Of which will be sold as low as in any mar
/ kat on this Continent nay s-eoLc
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N-OTICE.-fb Sc ~ iDhhh d Az = .a ~. rs
~ ina COMPANY would mosi respectfully IN.
to,m m cir patrons and the public geaefaii! ta4i
ia conse1u ace OF the advance IA &c On al Sfi-
rlas and niaterisi used IN the naGutaetufs o. ia,
per for W hiesi they have ID yay esHn, "a aadIi"a
10 enor nous high pr, COS TOR ns hem
rol this date require Ash ios al paper Igss
with al Discrimination by whica ihetnoa 49,
Iii be ensbled a. ceuIinue disposing OF ihtlf pa
per al their former los prices, wnien ,nsy .Ss
conndsp. will be appreciated ny tpsis ssSs arcs
They have been fortunate Ia seeaflhs = ie -
supply Of necessary ARTICLES for their hiih.
ros p1etfulty soi,eit c0nfirualon VI Inc iipeioi
patronage previously bestowed on IMAM rf,rToy
N Highest cash prices paid iof eo1 i".'
and LINEN BAGS. vtn p-s.,,
Fl w LUBBOCK, s.cy.
ssrRieumoed Wing, Epquirer. and Examines =,
copy three tlns.. ny
TTs1TTC X.-Ihe creditors OF the late hiensiu
IN Wash will meet at our once. rih nheI
elstms properly authenticated. at o'clock !. d
Ia sale Of oiaes furnitars. sonsi Tu sus .
MT ircn safes, 3c Will take piaco on ihu Nc
,ns.vs IAN I'd II o'elonk. Cseditors should ~
Esd my H-al =. W. FeReAL1 $oo'
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MET i.OGDs. WET GeODs!. pA9-

Az RI tOGDs! VT IgUDs! d Ill q.
w AGEU By Fresh W Al THE
/ case Bleach Co.tons, st l2ac. worta zoe 10000
Yards of spring Prints, at I'd yard, tasi coiors,
worth FAC 90 pieces blue Derins a. ttsc 81 piec
cotton Pants stut. al l5c; 50 pieces Tucsapaws
stuff, At &c; Freeeh Jse1nsts and 0isana ~
dozen; silk ellis at d:sc. worth 81, Spices Black
silk. great bargain, Bersges, &c &C The 400 We
Goods desirable, aud worthy the attention. %
sIi " M want cheAp goods I hey will be Odd ex-
clusive!y for cash being bought 90 those terms
and oGeiod ut profits 30 small J canno afford Il
cr.,ya IN any nnrty ALFRED MOSS,
SO Main 1t
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, ,uItINs, INsrITuTE.-T lnsliAte ha,

IIULi.iNs' INsrITuTE.--Thi s lns,ihte mas
i lust closed prosperous session IN! en.n
ir.- s..sicn I'LL opsn on the first WEDN ~ DAi
ia Juns and continue 10 the first Wednesday IN
Amt iss2-ten months. Far removed from -csnes
~ xeitslnert IN the midst of the mountains, ana
an toyipg the advantages Of nue mineral waters,
it 5ffers 10 young lad es peculiar ING uceisnts IN
tbs nr,-er 1t state OF the county The knhtty ls
so,ni,osed of ave gentlemen and three ladies' -
charge for board and tuition a AZ or4nanes, IN
ctnsfnv Music S2e5 without Music, tlsV.} Apply
~ 1he Superintendent for Circulars, h1teloUrt
springs, Va. Accommodations are Afforded Tor iO0
young ladies
Ag sSsv@ CHAS T. COOKE snp't.
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rIL.xER PtOPYLAMiNE T..
r. NEW REMEDY eOR HEUhATlsh.
We invite tie attention of the Medical PROBES
z,on aud persons suffering with Inflammation 10
,na ttFIIXIR PROPILAAlAE,'' 40 most vslus-
Die aud eligible preparation Of the chloride o.
PROXY famine, which has been successfully sAd
e,tr1siyely used in Europe aud America IN the
trestaent OF this die II ID NOT qGde nos'Ttin
and fuu directions as 10 dose, &c, aecoInpd9y eaeb
anu 49, iaA NEADs BAKER,
Pharmaeeutists, lss Main street,
- e Garner above the Post Office.
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pC;S1 I,uDDS-,.AXIIi, I-bI.-

- KEN 7 q WI.
Importers and Wholesale dealers in FokEi'N
sind DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. los and los Main
.treal Richmond. We receiving, and nave
now in store, n large and desirable stock Of
frssh spriuy Goods, istng OF the usual saris
" and ambracing every desirable style OF Foreign
and po,uestic Goods, which VS. are prepared TO
offer 10 cnr customers upon the most favorabte
terms. " g small, in consequence 81 the disturb
ed couditi.n OF commercial matters, coDhne our
ga es to cash and prompt Blk months buyers, loi
negotiable paper, a d 20 such, great Inducements
will be oh.re J. Our stock Will be kept up during
tbs season, and not BID surpassed, IN vafiet!
aud extent, by eny house 10 The s9nthern STATES
! In orr CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. we are pre-
Jared to exhibit Il large, fashionable snd rest
| stock of our own mau ufactnIe ahd gotten az ex
/ grossly for orr own trade. BRo " eHEhl INV
! md oiilKrIHGS will be sold at nett prices, fo'
| cash in bankabls funds. Orders are SoIclted
and i'll receive our prompt sld personal a'tsn'
l fi.AI, II
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DRY GOODS. 20.
:. r,r :, K,.ICE OF EMBROiD.

GREAT SACK IfICE OF EMBROlD-
u ERIEs Id consequence of tne present com
ruerc;al ari political troubles, offer my whole
stock of T., broidefies, comprising two or three
thousand Collar 600 Embroidered Hdk Is; l."o"
wards Cambria and Swiss Edgings and inserting,
and kU0 Cambria aud Dimity bands at loo per cent
below their value. Per-ous in want of any OF the
40 We eau depend on finding them very cheap al
NV store Inv 81 JACOB i LEVY, Il Main st.
.ln.N Gksi.DkEc'S COLOR u 20
Et)U SHIRTS OPENING THIS MORNING. Az
bLEkIEL's G II ZAP OkE.-sVo Childrens
CoIored hoop : Eirts, to be run OF for only nine.
pence each Now il the tim for the children that
want a Hoop Skirt {resi watch spring steel) 10
cali soon. Only 200 OF them Il ninepenes ohIy,
a. EZskIEL'S, iaaikft's old stsud,l
nys al MAIN street.
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AUCTION sALHs.
PT-T-HE U1TS
By Alexander Nsts, Auct.

TTIRE DdES
By Alexander Ncts, Auet.
u,R.DE SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY
i Gt1Up> &C Will be sold At auction, NJ my
store. on THURSDAY, Nsy is h. 9. mmenelnk
10 o eloek. large invoice Il CIVf HlNo, e"osIs.
ing of Linen Marseiiles aud Alpaca Ceats fau,s,
Vests &C 4: Is dozen country knit Socks; o. oozen
Ladies' White and Coiofed Hosiery; sainetr,
Black AIpacss; Linen Drills; suspenders, oiose'
AL>0-A lot Of new and second hand fCRNI-
TURE.
ADDITION be dssd 10 cases Black
AMI Dr4b, silk aud Brush HATS.
Tssss fash. Inv ISL Alex NoTT. anct
BY Edmond, Davenport & Co.
DAMAGED SALT AT AUCTION..on
IL TAuRSpaY, May 18th. At IL O'Clock A. NJ,
we will sell al auction, at our store.
40 'A0A DAMAGED SALT,
disrha ~ ed from ship -iaS atba.
nv IS tDH"ND. DtVENPnpT h CO.
By Z. h. Cook. Auctioneer.
y-NDERWRIIEN'> sALE OF 4 LARGE
I LUf OF DAMAntD NE CHANDiZs A
| ArCTIUN.-0u THURSDAY, 18TH lust at IL
o'clock will sell, st the building recently oe'u
| risd by Bridgf,ri 60. corner 10th and Dock
| sfreets. for account of he underwriters, very
| large assortment of damae ed Merehandiz":
! Inc attention Of Merchants, Farmers. Builders.
| and the public generally, is Particularly ie-
| ouest5d.
| TRIMS a. sale. c,or
| nv IL r = - ~. - 49,
ARTICLES. &c BY virtue of an *, cltion y
| NV h.pds in fav,r of X. G.. Howe VS. Wm +
es,ty, will seliatk 3. Cooks Auction store , OF
| 4 lot II hOU>EKEEPIT,i ARTICLES, cansistin4
| Of Bed, Bedding, Wash-Bowls. work Bask is
r'sveItng Case !,arnets. &c, 2c' also, Two vsr.
h9e eouSThk SHOW CASES woop. p.s.
| my ID For II n. b. TYSON, y. Y n.
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nAkINR INSURANCE.
uueorporated 1872
rpp vjg9rNIs FIRE AND 1ARIHE IHSUE-
ANCH COMPANY.
at o,oe No Isl Main stT1ss' sS ,,,. oo NV
This Gampanv has the advantage OF th"eraty- seren
,sa-s experience In the Insurance bns ness, arc
having enjoyed the favcT o; the puolc dnn9g al
II mat pafi6d, needs ne special rsceinth-u0S'ioA
20 trs citizens of Virginia.
|. effects Fire Insurance 10 city aud country sh'
MARINA Insurance /" all parts OF the world.
lis cash capital and surplus are rs above, ana az
fairs are managed prUden:ly, but literally, ano
,ts rates az low as those 81 any otHef s"od IN
-LttpttOn. LiE&C ?osS' ,,..-.., r,,,on
tsnS AIIsn Wn Beers Geo. W Smith.
ra Z ant TLnz samson, p j.. Winston,
W,n- palmer. Chas w Purcell, Jn0.N .Gorton,
! Alex z Parker, Jos. T. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
! Tas Iuloes, Il. A. Claiborne,
/ pppIy 20 the President secretary, IN person
/ ~ ~ iSStter w l.. COWARDIN, President.
{ - " Sacratary 9-ts
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ByJOSEPH STkAUsE, Mo- Main street
just bought at lees than 4D cents on the dollar,
large stock OF rich Lawns at st, :, 10 aud IL cts
Sine Iaecness and Organizes, l2lc, Is. &c: DSoa-
es cts. 10 cts, and higher, bereges, al eoiofs,
AZ ~ a5ets Ne 500 handsome Berege sietls
Ihew!s with Chenille Embroidery. at i.5o. WORTH
81. 90 Black and Colored silk Parasois. from 10
cents nd upwards lszt colored calico, at = ano
! cauts CHEAP At 10 ; Ladies' silk Thread Gl"ves
.rd ;auutlets vt ia suA IS cents short aud long
silk dts at 40 and 80 cents, worth double the
money: Hoseries, Linen Hsndkerchiefs, lflsh
Iinan aud So-o1nz Brown ard Black ehlrunS
and eheeting Pillow Case Muslin aud Tow llns,
F~anch setf York ed Col ars from 10 to 20 cts
lsmbric aud swiss Bands, the finest work in the
civ; Cas-imeres snd Linen Goods for Men ana
EoTs' wear; Black AID Co!ored silks, and greai
M oy more Goods, too numerous to mention, VIII
be t0und at prices that a-tonish every body thsi
III 81 10 II Main stre.t Look ont for the rig hi
49, ." IN ~ Joseph SrkAUsE.
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ThiN i1Y,

CUERTFTx SALE OF IMPOR TED
- FRENCH Brandy by vsr,ns o. % IN. ".
{ otier Co viii sell ON wEDSEsbAfMo sN-
ING hay Is ct II o'clock, In frert o. the ca-sem
Herse on Bank street, several pfrss q suysh"s
FRENCH BRANDY, OF airsct importation,
nv II fovH X. ELLSseS. =. -. ~
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| T sGli on maud al il per yard. My store Will,
for ne present, cpen NJ 0'clock A Nj, and VII!
close at I Z. not ; oc Oh OK .hke nloststofes.
=. have a su ticient force NOT subject to military
a,ty Imysl LEVY, IS Main at.
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= As.ENf OF esg9.al hrst cIer9 TIE =
Z sURhNCE COMPANIES, the undersigned IL
SHORT TENN Policies.
Ia protect increased stocks of goods during the
corling season. ~ -
NEPCEANTS desiring additional iusuraess are
collected to call on ii mo-' Aooh n
1--stawf- Merchants 'h~hrAHcr 70
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

There has been some foolish complaint, in
various quarters of the State. against Nnrs
]. FIrrcHEr-the worthy Superintendent OF
Public instruction. for not appoFtioning the
school revenue OF the State among the coun-
ties for the present year. These complaints
are unjust. TO that officer, who Is laborionsy
striving to build up the school system OF the
State. The Law requires him to make the
apportionment upon the reports Of the Ioun-
ty Auditors. The County Auditors have
failed to make their reports fully as yet
Consequently Nr. FLxrcHkR cannot make
the apportionment. This is the whole thing.
Former auditors have been i'm the habit q
guessing at the reports Of diiatory auditors,
and thereby disbursing a sum which would
be safe to pay over. and the result has been
that the fund has lost the overplus Mr.
FLKrcuER is not one OF the guessing kind
aud does not propose that the people shall
be deprived OF any portion of their school
money, through the neglect or stupidity OF
the officers. The people who are interested
must stir up their auditors, at whose door the
real blamsplies, and get their reports Tor.
warded in proper shape. Mr FIErcHER vii
not be moved BY the solicitation or abuse o.
anv parties interested. from the strict dis
charge of his duties
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The recent arrival of the English steamer
=" .f.n.." brings evidence Of an altered state
o. public opinion in England and France. With
regard TO the war question IN this country
The telegraphic summary of Der news shows
= much firmer and better feeling. a England
and on the Continent, than the last adsices-
III the news be true. the British Government
has issued proclamation forbidding It's sab
,ects from engaging in the wur. IN the United
States. ia any manner. and declaring that il
will remain wholly neutral IL uithdraws
the protection OF the English Government
from ali IT, subjects. who. in anywise. partic
pate in the war. or who endeasor to pass or
break aav blockade lawfully established
The ness by the Persia. some four days in
advance Of the .Etna's mails. had tendency
20 confirm the tru,hfulness of the adsices by
the latter
The Liverpool Poet argues the privateer-
ing question at some length. and sustains the
United States Government in treating IL as
piracy. IL sustains the Government in It's
good wishes. IL says.
The South is at the moment la a state OF
sncipient rebellion. liz has gwen no proof OF
IL ability Ia accomplish or sustain independ
ence On the contrary. the state with which
We are in friendly intercourse Is now in arms
for the purpose % putting down the rebel
lion. and the presumption greatly y that t
will succeed All men Who desire the pro
xress OF good government. and the indepcnd
ence OF peoples. viii rejoice in their success,
for a s<ssrssssa between the Nerfi and >onfA
.onlI Be sanfsmsunf 20 the destruction Of IA
Rsps5ise. aad fl< dsarHcfioa Of fkf Republic
rvuld 81 IA nssn<srerssse argum<nf sgssasf
The class sf peoples 20 self soreranraf Courts
have an instinct IN favor OF sbsolutssm. and
the downfall Of the great American Govern
rnent would be n subject Of gratsiat'sn and
an incentive 20 Persist IN opposition 10 even
constitutional monarchy.
The Nsraiag Pe@ Of London sassains the
doctrine Of the right Of search on the part o
the L nitesi States for goods coatrah.nd Of war.
and recognizes the existence Of the southern
blockade.
The London Exsssasr able argues The
evensualities ofths contest between The Gov
eminent and the seeded States. sad inslines
=, The belief that the cevernmeas III! spee.l-
Nv socceed in pus,iag down sAe rebellion.
The Gaarisaa. Of Manchester. changes "a
previously expressed opinion. and comes out
IA favor % the cevsrassnt Of the Caitct
s,ate- IL holds that ~resxh bat sure IN
ssiucs~ ha. already told Englsna 70 which
side her sympsthsc. are dss. After thes
.orhlv discussing the Amsr.csn question:. and
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ed to ride through the principal streets Of Bal
timore on horseback unattended except by
hts staff
This accordingly he did. accompanied only
by Col. Parker. Major clemence. Major
Cook, and two artillery officers. lie dinei
at the Gilmore House. kept by BIZ. $. s.
stone. Massachusetts man. After dinner.
and about dusk. a company OF the famous
Sixth escorted the General back 10 camp
through two miles of scowling streets.
Such were the doings OF Tuesday. when
Baltimore beheld the cannon Of Tuesday
posted upon the overhanging hin above her
and acquieseed in gloomy submission.
On Wednesday Baltimore lay open ia every
direction 60 Northern troops, aud Brigaditr
General Butler vas promoted by the President
of the United States To be Major General,
and summoned 60 Washington. So ends the
history of tile Tour weeks military career OF
this Lowell lawyer.-Bostsn Journal
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

SUMMARY, May 27.--SKSArr.--The Military
Committee made report laying on the table
a resolution requesting the Governor to ac-
cept for services a regiment Of cavalry and
battalion OF artillery. Concurred in.
Resolutions Calling on the Committee on
Federal Relations to report suitable resolu-
tons expressive of the sentiments OF the PEG
pie of Indiana. in reference TO the assassina
ton of Col. Ellsworth; iuquiring into the
necessity Of legislation respecting the publ
cation Of delinquent tax lists. The vote on
the resolution calling on the Governor for
information n TO the number of arms dis
tributed to the southern counties of the State
was reconsidered and the resolution with
drawn. The files were cleared Of all bills
on second reading by reference or an or
der 10 third third reading.
AFTERNOON joint resolutions IN rel
encc 70 the duties of our Senators and hep
resentatives in Congress were discussed two
hours and with proposed amendments referred
70 the Committee on Federal relations The
Military Committee made report on the
House bill of the organization of independent
military companies \ joint resolution was
offered requiring the Governor to call out
eight companies OF cavalry to be posted on
the Ohio river border. under the provisions
of the ncw military law.
Pending discussion on this resolution,
Mr.. CIaypool offered 4 resolution, calling on
the Governor for information respecting his
action under the Six Regiment law; whether
he has organized all the force authorized into
infantry. or made portion OF il 20 consist OF
cavalry and artillery; and what portion o'
State troops he has turned over TO the ser
vice Of the United States
Bill Passea.-Making ADDITIONAL sPpro
priation for the payment OF the loan OF ~
600 900 authorized for war purposes It
amend the acsfor the serving OF process OF
the officers or ATTORNEYS Of railroad compa
MES.
HorsE.-After a personal explanation b,
Mr.. sherman. sundry resolutions relative tC
adjournment we're made and finally laid OF
the table. A resolution insiructing the Com
mittee on Education 20 reror, a bill amend
ing the School Law. WAS adopted; a rssolu
ton of inquiry a. to the expediency OF n
enumertion OF all the white males owe
twenty one years of age IN Indiana: adopted
An Intellectual attempt vas made 10 taxi
from the table resolution TO appoint com
mittee of one from each Congressional DIS
trict to apportion the State for Senatoria
and Representative purposes. sundry bill
we're disposed OF Information was receives
that the sl5 900 appropriated for the ex
ucnses of the extra session was about ex
kaustcd. Much alarm was manifested b.
the members
The afternoon session was principally con
sumed by the reading and consideration oil
communication from Isaiah Mansur. Com
misssry General. ,indieasing his acts a. -ucl
Commissary and asking further hearing
The whole subject was finally laid on the "a
bl.
The House hy vote Of - 90 ~ refuses
10 reject a bill SECURING the Governor 70 re
tire all troop On half pay that viii not cute
the service of the United State.
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What a Brave Man Thought al jed.
Davis

happened 10 DO IN constant communica-
ton with Col. A. r. NcClung. OF Mississippi.
in l-i9 and 80. and had almost daily CONVEX
sation with him in relation 10 prominent Mis-
~;s.isxsans. As matter Of course. JEFF DAVIS
wAs frequently named. and for him MeClung
entertained the most supreme contempt
he said that Jsh. was not a man of true
enarace--shas he wished 10 be regarded - a
dueliss. bat N giving challenge. would al
wa,s eat Asopt 81 aoa cenbatant. and
woald exercise enough prudence to keep eui
Of accepsing one from an antagonist over
whom he had Dot crest advantage. Ncciang
said. - one occasion'
Il an aers -orrx ! ever fought duel -
II = nos pleasans business. and vet | ~ould
Ike - h<ht one more. with ess msn. and
. that nan = J<f<rssa Dsris. he. ssier think
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