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The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], One hundred and twenty-five Dollars reward. (search)
By the Governor of Virginia.a Proclamation.
the President of the Confederate States has called for forty thousand additional troops from Virginia.--This call affirms that "the exigencies of the public service require, in order to repel the invasion of Virginia, that her sons be called out in her defence more speedily than can be done under the operation of the law recently enacted by her Legislature." No call like this has ever yet been made upon this State in vain.
Every nerve must be strung.
Every son of Virginia must respond with an ardent zeal to defend the Commonwealth.
Those subject to military duty are alone required to perform this service, but gallant volunteers, who come with the will to do or die for this great cause, will be given a place in our ranks.
This war has attained a point which requires brave men and true patriots to leave their homes and grapple sternly with the foe. We will not tamely submit to degradation or slavery.
We will have Virginia independent
The Southern Editorial Convention. Atlanta, March 13.
--The Convention of the daily press of the Confederate States met in this city yesterday.
The following daily newspapers were represented: Savannah Republican, J. R. Sneed; Atlanta Confederacy, J. H. Smith; Atlanta Intelligeneer, A. A. Gaulding; Augusta Constitutionalist, J. C. Howard, by proxy.
The following weeklies were also represented; Macon Messenger, Jacksonville (Ala.) Republic, and the Calhoun (Ga.) Flag.
On motion, sies of the camp.
A resolution was adopted instructing the committee of three, consisting of Messrs. A. Gauldin of the Atlanta Confederacy, William Courtney of the Charleston Mercury, John McGinnia of the New Orleans The Delta, to report specially at the next meeting of the Convention upon the effect of a Typographical Union and its workings on the publishing interests of the Confederate States.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at Richmond, upon the call of the Executive Committee.
$5 reward.
--Lost, on the 18th inst., between R. Adam's Bakery, on Main street, at the stables of Davis & Hutcheson, on Franklin street, a Black Morocco Pooket-Book, containing about $400 in notes of the Confederate States, Parmers' Bank of Virginis, and Bank of Virginia, &c.; also, sundry important papers.
The above reward will be paid to the finder if returned to the undersigned.
Jos. J. White,
fe 20--ts At the Capitol.