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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27

Nil Desparal dunn.

Accept my thank fair lady,
For the flowers received to-day,
III wear them j. my bosom,
Ia the midst Of deaths rrsr
I'll wear them in my be ON,
In the battles widest hours,
Ana the ball tLat strikes ny Sou srn
heart,
Shall crush your githeged flowers.
! 90 again 70 meet them,
Tie hated Yankee foe,
But III bear within my bosom,
These flowers where's erI 90,
Aud if | should be wounded,
I'll always have them near,
And try to thja'; each w,hcrea #
The emblem Of a tear. ".
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27


The following is Gen Jobnston's fro.
well address to the troops:
Headqpartsrs army q Tennessee,
July II, 1864 In obedience toth9 Or,
ders ofthe War Department, l turn over
to Gen. Hood the command oftue army
apd dqGartmnt Of Tennessee ! cannot.
Ael7c tbis1oNe. army without expressing
my admiration 1.-THE mihtery qual,
(foA" hos dispAE<'<A long (anS$a&S
duou5 campaign has made corspioio1s'
-aUyy spldierlyHir'ue, apd theeQdurauoc
Of tM aud obedience to orders bril-.
liant courage. The enemy has never at
tackled but to be repulSd and seyerly pun.
ishcd You, soldiers, have never argu.
ed but from your a and never
counted your foes ger your lea
der, I will sill " b W. victories.
70 one and all cfef assurances of my
friendship and bid an afactiouate fares
well.
(5igued) J Z JOHNSTON, General
On assuming command, Gen Hood
issued the following addess:
Headquarters Army Of Tennessee
July IS. Soldiers In obedience to or.
dorg from the War Department, | as
sumo the command Of this Army and
Department.
feel the weight Of the responsibility
50 suddenly and Unexpectedly deyolved
upon NE by this position, aud shall lend
all my energy and employ all my skill
10 NEE. is requirements.
! look with confidence to your patri
otism to stand by mc, and rely upoI
your prowess to wre8t your country from
the grasp of the invader, thus emitting
yourselves to the proud distinction 0
being called the deliverer of an oppresa
ed people.
Respectfully,
J. B. HooD, General.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03
DAILY CLARIO N
.Ess x q 4Es. a..
SUNDAY. APRIL S, 1854

DAILY CLARIoN.-The publication OF
the Daily aud Weekly Clarion " will
ts resumed as Meridian st the close OF
The present session of The Legislature.
Our forced absence from the State was
temporary. and our delay has been caus
ed By the burning Of our Office. which
we are now rebuilding, il not in elegant.
at least in substantial style. Our losses
though heavy will not interfere vhctov.
tr 10 the publication Of the Clarion I"
and our old Subscribers vii! receive the
paper for he full amount of their sub
scriptiou.
To the people Of Mississippi We would
saw a few words. The +" Clarion" nov
is the State journal, and the only daily
within the limits of the State. 1t will
contain Ill The laws, both State and
Confederate. which you VIII had IN no
other paper. and it should therefore be
n the hands Of every citizen. if be
wishes to know the laws aud obey them.
Besides the laws. che " Clarion will
contain all the latest nows by telegraph
and miscellaneous reading. which will
make ii welcomC visitor at every fire,
side.
We hope. therefore, to receive g large
accession to our present subscription
list, and wish every subscriber to the
''Clarion to consider himself special
agent. and urge his friends and neigh>
bors to forward their subscription.
Tho terms for tie Daily Clarion "
is 90 per mouth the Weekly SIS
per anuum. aud SIS for six mOuths-in>
variably in advance.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE. JOURNAL.
House., Friday April {. 1885,

HOUSE, Friday April {. 1864.
House met. Player BY The Rev.
iir Galloway.
By Sir Lewis. An act TO amend
The Constitution OF the State of MiSsis'
sippi 10 allow soIdierS OCT Of The State
to 7vte. Was read third time md pass
e1 nv yeas 81 nays 4.
Mr. Rucks" presented petition Of Jas
l. Mayheld Sheriff AMI Tax Collector
OF Isaquena county. Referred.
Joint resolution fixing time of ad
iournmenl sine die. Laid on The table
By MIR Tindull. An net snpp!e'
menlal to an act entitled an ucl 20 bet
terprovlde for the families o! soldiers,
approved Msrch 20, 1864.
By Mr. Stephens, Anact to amend
articles 9 and Al Section | and 3
Chapter G of Revised Code. Referred
MIR Rueks reported tavorablGon a
bill 10 authorize impressmeuts " the
commissioners Of counties therein
named. Report received agreeable TO
one passed,
MIR Rucks reported substitute fcr an
&c; 10 remedy evils growing OIL. OF de-
struction OF public records by fire or
otherwise. Substitute passed:
Message from the Governor through
his private Secretary, Mr FArrar, an
nouncing the approval OF certaia bills
und resolutions therein named.
Ir Thompson, Committee WAYS
and Means. reported fhvorably TO
House bill to amend Article % of Sec.
3 Chap 6, Revised Code. On hi. mo-
ton bill passed
Mr., 'rhompson reported sundry
amendments 10 Senate bill authorizing
the collection Of taxes in the currency
therein mentioned, Bill passed as
amended.
! Mr. Thorn son offered sundry reso.
| lulions in relation to the further pros
oution of the war. Made special order
FOR Ii a NJ to morrow.
Mr. Upshaw, from special Commit
tee, reported a bill to prezent the disIiI-
Iation OF spurious liquors, declaring
distil cries a common and pubic nui-
sance. Passed..
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Approved March 81, 1861

IN ACT TO authorize tie Boards Of
Police Of the Counties Of Itawamha
Tishomingo, Lauderdale and Ne on
50 borrow money ffcm the Treasurers
of the School Funds of said counties !:
Sec BE il cnacted bY the Legs
lature OF tie State of Mississippi, That
ffom and after thepassage OF this act it
shall and may be lawful fr the Boards
Of Police Of the counties Of ttawanba
Tishomingo' Lauderdale and Newton "a
borrow the money belonging to the
Common School Fund of said counties
Sec > lie IL further enacted, That
i shall b. the duty Of the Treaeurers of
SAID school funds to loan the Roards Of
Police of said counties, for purposes Of
said counties, at the same rate Of inter-
est as is by Law authorized to be paid by
individuals.
Sec. }. Be it further enacted. That
when the Boards of Police Of said coun-
ties shall borrow any Of The money Of
sa:d school fund, ,has iha Presidents Of
said Boards of Police shall execute j
bond FOR the amounts so borrowed, sign.
ed by himself officially as President OF
said Board, and said obligation shall be
counlersigued by he Clerks Of said
Courts under the seal thereof
Sec 4 BE it further enacted, That
said obligation or obligations, executed
as provided for In the third section Of
this act, shall be binding both in law
and equity until said obligations are
paid off and discharged.
Sec, B BE it further enacted. That
this act be in force from and after It's
passage.
Approved March 80, 1864.
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RESOLUTION.

Resolved by the Legislature of
the State of Mississippi; That IN
view Of The serious condition OF the
health of the family of A. J. Giles
pie, Auditor of Public Accounts of
the State of Mississippi, he is hereby
authorized 10 be absent from Tie
stage for the space of Two months !:
Provided such absence shall not in.
tertere with me duties of hls office.
Approved March 81, 1864.
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Sec. | and 8, Chap. 6. Revised
Code. Bill pascod &c opoondsd

Sec. and 3, Chap. 6. Revised
Code. Bill passed as amended.
Mr. Thompson offered the fol.
lowing resolution which was adopt
ed:
Resolved. Thatthe lbonks Of ibis
Legislature nre hAreby rendered TO
Mag. L. J. Fleming, Chief Engin~
eer ofthe Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
and Maj. George Whitfield. Military
Superintendent of Railroads for their
extraordinary efforts to repair said
road, which resulted in placing Saij
road in running order within 80
days while II miles thereof were
more or less destroyed, with bridges.
trnSSell and water Tanks burned and
rails bent, and the 'Ietk of the
House communicate a copy of this
resolution TO each ofthem.
MIR. Wells, from the committee
on Proposition and Grievances re-
norted bill for tie relief Of James
l.. Mayfield, Sheriff and Tax Cot
lector of lssaquena comfy. Pass
ed.
Dir. Wells reported a bill 20 sup
ply the loss Of salt captured and de-
stroved by the enemy. Passed.
Mr.. Upshaw reported : bill TO rat.
.fy the safe of horses made by the
Governor and for other purposes,
Passed.
MIR. Arnold introduced a resoIn-
tion of thanks TO Gen. Forrest and
his command. Referred.
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Approved March 81, 1864.

AN ACT for tie relief of William j
Taylor Sheriff and Tax Collector of
Madison county, and the sureties up.
on bis official bond.
Whereas it appears that William j.
Taylor Sheriff and Tax Collector of
Madison county, curing the recent in>
vasion Of the State by the public enc
my, was overtaken and captured by
them and robbed of the sum of twenty
six thousand and six hundred dollars,
taxes collected by him. and belonging
to the State and. whereas it appears
that the said William j. Taylor, was at
tho time of his capture and loss Of
money, using every reasonable care and
precaution to prevent the public money
in his possession from falling iuto the
hands Of the enemy therefore.
Sec. l. Be enacted by tie Legi.ll-
turc OF the State Of Mississippi, That
William j. Taylor. Sheriff aud Tax Col
Iec;or of Madison county, and the sure.
ties upon bis official bond, be and they
are hereby released from liability upon
said bond to the extent Of ,wcntysix
thousand and six hundred dollars, the
same being the amount Of State and
county taxes collected by him. and for
chilly taken by the public enemy, during
their recent Invasion If this State.
See 9 Be il further enacted, That
this act take effect and be 10 force from
and after It's passage
Approved March 81 1861
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FuNDISe.-By a despatch We rc1
coived from Hon, james Whitfield, De-
pository at Columbus, we learn there
has bceu funded nearly 10 100000 of
dollars. We shall be able to get at the
exact figures in few days. Columbus
leads many important points in this re-
spect of Jar greater pretensions.
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SATURDAY, April 2, 1864
House met. Journal read.

House met, Journal read.
By MIR. TROY, A bill to authorize
the QuariermaSter General of the
State TO seI'le the accounts Of A Hud.
son and A NJ Ray urn. Passed.
BY Mr. Eskridge. A bill 10 amend
an act amendatory Of the revenue laws
of the State, approved Dec 8, 1863
Read, once.
BY MIR. Young. A bill to pros
vide for complete record Of MiSSis
sippi troops in military service. Re.
ferred.
MIR. Rucks reported favorably on
bill 10 extend the time for redemp>
ton of certain lands sold for taxes.
Bill passed.
MIR. Rucks repoltsd adversely to
bill TO change the penalty for the
crime Of larceny. Bill lost.
Sc Mr.. Thompson reported amend
menlsto amend articles 9 and ID,
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interest on property or credits here,
IN taxed all Ivdlorem, shall he rs
sessed or taxed as incomes under
the tax OF 1862.
SEc. g. THAT the tax imposed by
this nc. on bonds of tho Confederate
States herp,ofJre issued, Shall in no
case exceed tie interest on the same,
md such bonds, when held by or
lot.;R'uoss or luna'ieS, Snail be ex,
enpt from ,h4 ,ax in All cases where
the in,ereet IN the snrne shall not
exceed one thousand dollars.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

During the past week we have met
citizens from various sections Of the
State. The spirit Of the people is rep~
resented TO be Of the most bonyan, char
sctex. Confidence 10 our ultimate sue.
cess strengthens daily, and material
means for defence developers itself more
conapicuOusly in tho midst Of our desc
.lssion. In the wake of the recent inva-
zion Of our homes and State, thousands
mvo a long breath and thanked God
that though they had been Invested Of
subsistence for the time, they could yes
live aOd fight the invader.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Macon, Mss, April 2, 1864.

WHEREAS every Sheriff is authorized by
law TO appoint one or more deputies, and ior
the due enforcement of the law, it is nocessa-
nv that there should be police force in ma
nv counties of TN State
do hereby proclaim that oil Deputy SherA
ifs heretofore or hereafter appointed. whose
appointments shall be approved by the Presi-
dent CT the Board Of Police, and Judge Of
Probate OF the County, are necessary for the
proper administration af the State Govern
mem, and are exempt from military duty.
-, In testimony whereof have
9L.S, thereunto set my hand and caused
- the great seal Of the State to be atRx,
ed, this the End day Of April, A, D. 1864:
By the Governor.
CHAS. CLARK,
Governor o !. Mississippi.r
c. A. BRoucuER, secreary Of State
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

lice Court of said counties a. the March
term. 1864. be and tho same is hereby
logalized and made valid to all intents
md purposes, as if the same had been
returned at the time prescribed By law.
Sec. g BE it further enacted, That
bis act shsli take effect from and after
its passage
Approved March 81, 1864.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

SAVANNAH. April Amount Of
Confederate notes funded in this city is
eleven millions three hundred aud thirty
four thousand three hundred dollars.
WILMINGTON. April 2.--Amount
funded about six millions. VIII send
correct figures tosmorrOw. Weather
cloudy and rainy
AUGUSTA April 2.--Amouat funded
in this city fifteen illions seven hun
dred thousand,
MAcoN, april 2--Funded here thir.
teen million five hundred and nineteen
thonsand six hundred, besides large
amount paid in by disbursiog agents.
Funded in Albany one million four
hundred and niuety six thousand nine
hundred
FAYErEvisLE, April 2-Two mil
lions one hundred and thirty Eve thou
sand 40 bundled was funded here.-d
BY disbursiug oGiccrs, one huudro-
and twenty thousand six, hundred and
uinetg two dollars
RICHMOND, April .. Snow. depth 5.
or 6 inches, fell this morning, followed
BY rain. River again rising,
The Herald. oflhc 20fh, is reccig'
ed A despatch from Cairo states that
Forfe>t annexed Paducnh on the az
ucrnoon OF the 18th with seven thou~
sand men. i'belr attacks On the city
were q. first repnjsrd by the garrison,
Rebels leaving 800 dad on the field.
Four gunb a'soprned 6,e 90 the city
to prevent rebels from occupying Du-
Rag the foht the rebels PInndered
sores; immense quantity OF goods sto
lea; wcm'n killed, Yankee lass IA
killed Is wounded. Front part Of lie
ctv dtsl.oyed intending hospital, gas
works. some Of the finest residences.
Court House Post Office, Con!incu.
'al uninjnrod. Rebels retired after
hnrniag drpotand steamer Dacn'ah in
lie stocks. They proceeded in the d..
reclon Of Columbus.
4 telegram from Fort Smith SAWS inc army
o. tho frontier IS in motion, supposed de;tiaa'
ton Northern Texas.
House Representatives laid on table By
7ote Of sixtv-fve to forty resolutions granting
the use of the Hall to George Thompson for q
lecture.
Reorganization Of the army Of the Potomac
is rapidly progressing,
On the 2Sth gold fell sixtv-four and half
in con sequence Of the issne. Gold certii.
Gates rallied and closed at &c.
wuNr~oT0N. April 2.-Depositaries here
foot M fo"r million nine hundred six thou-
sand seven hundred funded.
GszxzAszzzz-5 7Hs.S--A-.z4
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AN ACT for lie relief nf Cobb,
hlaniove 81 Co.

hlaniove 81 Co.
Sec. !. Be 1t enacted by the LIE.
giSiature OF the Stata Of Mississippi,
That the sum of one thousand and
ninety. four dollars and twenty-five
cents, be and The same is hereby ap>
propriated for the payment Of the
nccouht Of Coob, Manlove g. Co.
against the State for moneys at
vauced for freight, aud for storage
ard dravage on oDe hundred and
twenty five SACKS Of salt and sixty
carb0yS, the property of Tie State,
and the Auditor be and he is hereby
directed To issue his warrant on the
Treasury in favor Of Cobn, Man.
love s. Go, for said sum of money.
Sec. l B. ii further enacted, &c,
That the act shall take effect aud be
in force from ond after its passage.
Approved March 3lst, 1864.
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Boys school.

rs rs. Fl. CLEMENS will open school
1'A for boys in the basement of the
Methodist church on Monday the 1st OF
February hopes to have the patronage
of the public. Terms 81 aud So per
month
Jan. 81, 1867 ~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

The Legislative WORK progresses
We have never seen so great DISPOSE
ton on the part Of both Houses to har-
monixe, economize tino, and subserve
the best Interests of the State and coun-
try.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

LAGRANGE, April , Amount fund.-
ed here today one million one hundred
and hfty>one thousand nine hundred
dollars.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

We are glad SO see tho interest the
yArR ONES of Macon are taking in Lee
gistativo proceedings. The Represent.
,iuve Hall is daily crowded with them.
and the despatch which characterizes
tho disposition of business is very likely
attributable to their continued presence.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

The space given 90 tho publication Of
che laws of tho present session of the
Legislature prevents US publishing that
amount of editorial and news matter
we otherwise would do.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

Creditably to the senste and House
they have United on the bill in relation
e. the disposition Of the militia. Very
properly it is Jeff discretionary With the
Governor.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03

The Auditor of Public Accounts and
Treavrrer have their lands fnll in works
ing through their departments the rapid
~ accommodating business.
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Cow Wanted.

A GOOD MICH COW WANTED, Tor
which the best market price will be given
Enquire of J. AOLBEht.
April 8. 1864.
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News BY TELEGRAPH.
TtItgFaphlc Reports Of The Press Association

Entered according.to act of Congress, in the
year 1863, by J. THE5HER, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court OF The Confo1-
crate States Of the Northern District OF
Georgia.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03
1BY AUTHORTTY.l

Lars Of the State, of Mississippi
passed at Mscdlled session, Mach,
1864.
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We omit in this mornings issue the
Legislative proceedings Of yesterday
but will publish them on Tuesday
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-03
AN ACT TO increase toe salaries o!
the Probate Judges of Amite.

q ~ Az 10 increase Tue salaries o.
the Probate Judges of Amite,
Clark and Winston counties.
Sec. l: Be il enacted by The Lee.
giSlalure Of the State Of Mississippi,
That the salaries of the Probate
Judges of CLARK and Winston coun.
Ties shall be SIX hundred dollars
each, instead of four hundred dol>
lars. and of Amite comfy one thou
sand dollars, instead of eight hun
dred dollars rs now provided by
law.
Sec. 9. Be it further enacted,
That this act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its passage.
Approved March 80, 1864.
AN ACT 10 increase the salary of
the Probate Judge of Scott conn.
ty.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the lie.
eisIa'ure of the State Of Mississippi,
That tine Snlaryof the Probate Judge
of Scott ~onnty shall be six hundred,
instead of three hundred dollars, as
now provided by law.
Sec. 2. BE it farther enacted,
That this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after lis passage.
Approved March 80, 1864.
IAN ACT to legalize the, Assessment
Rolls of Bolivar and Desota counties.
Sec. L. Be ii enacted by the Legisla>
ture Of the State of Mississippi, That
the assessment rolls for the tax of the
year 1868. returned by the Assessors Of
Bolivar and Desota counties to the Pc.
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Herman Mre, Oak, committed.
Gerhard Terhaar, Oak, committed.
Charles Hotter, MunSon, committed.
John Kleamer, MunsOn, committed.
VIM. Barnes, St. Martin, infection of toes.
H. Konighawfen, st. Martin. committed.
Barnard Daniels, St. Martin. deafness.
John Spstt, St: Martin, paid conn
Peter Hahn, blindness.
Peter Kalal, paid communication.
MCLEOD CoUNTY-MAY 80. 1864.
Charles Deage, Helen, paid communication.
Nicholas Selchem, Helen, paid Communication
Castine Olin, Helen, epileptic fits.
Thomas EmmersOn Helen. paid commut'n.
Augustus Chicall, "feebleness consttut'n
william Luke, " alienage.
Christopher Smaltz, " over As.
GOtleib Smaltz, alienage.
WRIGHT CouNrY-NAY 80, 1864.
Thomas McCue, Woodland, injury to foot.
Amos J. Gardner, Vaudeville, injury to
right hand.
William WatrOus consumption,
Michael Hays, Gloss ofupper teeth.
John Malsed, hernia.
Joseph Vetsch, Frankfort, furnished sub.
John Lindenfelsen, " paid communication.
John Zachman, furnished sub.
Patrick Ward, Frankfort, committed.
Louis Krause.
CARVER coUNrY,-MAY so. 1864.
JohniHoben, San Francisco, alienage
Gustavus Johnson, " gibbOsity
Michael Miller, I" committed.
Clement Weber, d" May 28y 1864, di-
minished vital capacity
John Bentz, Young America, injury to hip
joint.
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