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TO OUR

Gentlemen who arrive from abroad, with late
papers, viii confer q favor by leaving them at
the counting room Of the APPEAL Office, OF at
the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store, next
door north Of the Collins House. In these
days of uncertain mails from the South and a
blockade on the North, our facilities to furnish
the latest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased by a little attention on the part Of our
friends, for which W. shall ever remain grateful
Parties from above viii confer an especiel favor
by furnishing US any Northern papers in then
possession.
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A NEW n FORMIDABLE WEAPoN.-Ihe
Columbia Caroliaian has seen q new and very
formidable weapon, the invention Of Mr.. Joseph
Newman, Of that city. It is a lance, a double
shooting gun and a dart, and certainly must be
one Of the most terrible weapons, in The hands
of a resolute man, that could be desired. The
weapon is fred from both ends-rom one a
mimic ball is discharged, and from the other
buckshot. At a trial in that city a mimic ball
was carried through a plank an inch and a
quarter thick, while the buckshOt were scattered
In every direction. Itcan be furnished at about
one-third the price of an Enfield rife, and
weighs Eve pounds and a quarter less. It has
been highly spoken Of by many prominent mil
itsry gentlemen.
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HAn officers engaged in enrolling cor:
scripts are authorized and required to arrest de-
serters from the army and to deliver them to the
c~ommsndant Of the nearest camp Of instruction
or to lodge them in the nearst jail and to return
their names, company and regiment to the ad-
iutant and inspector general. Jsilors are re-
quested to detsin them, and win be allowed the
fees and charges for the detention Of prisoners
prescribed by the laws of the State in which the
Jail is situated.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD!
KOFTcE IN TIE PTRTIc-

~ sd after AsgaE ID, 1882. tbs rstss II Passage
~ sad Freight sTsr this road viii be Increased from
3 to 50 per ssntun Rbevs present rates. All through
fEFihn7 with other roads viii be diseouduusd. and local
ras1 shngsd en- all freight
" A deduction Of one half cent per mile viii DO
EGss 70 PasseRgen purchasing tickets before entering
the ssE
~ All freight forwarded 90 Ways Bluf DEPOT
nust Be Frepsid, aAd will be rsesived only az the 0wn-
0S rEk- A. fren the aboTs date tnst Hstoz viii be-
usa oaly - q flag station.
BY order Of tha PrendsnL.
z D.. FROST, supsrinisude-lt
OGsS Mississippi Central Railroad Company, Yccona,
HSz, July -. 1874 Isis tElsIst
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REPORTED OUFRAGE.-The Richmond En-
q~uirer of the oath learns by a gentleman from
North Carolina, that the Yankee forces On Roam
oke island having become very oppressive in
their measures toward the negro laborers in
their employ, the latter a few days ago, rose
upon the Yankees and killed q large number Of
them. Subsequently the Yankees armed them
selves with revolvers and msssscred about 500
Of the negro la50rers. The next day the Van
KEGS e~Facuatel the island.
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E~The Nashville Union states that General
Nelson has ordered five hundred negroes, BE-
longing 10 rebel masters, to be sent to him for
the purpose of putting them to work for the
benefit Of the army. The Union is not informed
as to the work they viii be required to do, but
suPposes they viii be made to aid in rebuilding
bridges and to construct Notifications. Gen.
Nelson has given strict orders that no Union
mans slaves shall be taken.
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q The Richmond Wig asserts that Andy
johnson had mined the splendid capitol Of
Tennessee-the finest building Of the kind in
81 the States-and sworn be would blow it up If
there was any serious danger that the Contoa-
crates would recspturs the city The capture
Of Murfreesboro' had a stunning effect upon the
Federsls at Nashville.
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RICHMOND STOCK M~ARKET.-The Hing of
the 25sh says There have been sales this week
of Confederate States bonds Us Ny at 1OI and
interest do 600 By at 100; North Carolina
skies 1O901lO@ do. Fights los Virginia skies
100; City Of Richmond skies liz Danville
railroad stock so; Merchants Insurance rs;
Old Dominion Insurance 80. Gold is frmer
with an active inquiry. We quote at 9001l0
Cents nreminm.
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The UNITED STATES ARBTY-The statistics
Of the United States army show that it is now
composed Of 70 cavalry regiments, Of 1886
men IL artillery regiments, Of 1917 men;
COS infantry regiments, of 508,745 men; also
some batteries and detached companies, mum
boring 1886 men; making a total Of 6I7,474
men. With the new levy Of 100000, the army
will number $4,000 men.
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ITALY TO HELP FRANCE.-A Turin cores
pendent of the London Herald says that q word
from Louis Napoleon, authorizing Sardinia to
crown her king in Rome, thereby unifying the
kingdom Of Italy, would lead to a cooperation
between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel in the
Mexican war, and ten thousand troops would be
furnished at once to aid the French in their els
atlantic movements
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0EXTRACT.0

HEADQUARTERS s~UBDI5PRICT or NIyl
SISSIPPL
MAR ABBLvULE. Miss, July Is, 1851.
Special Orders No. ~.
AUTHoRITT Is hereby granted 70 Cspt. j. g.
IL RallsntiEs 70 muster into the services OF TIE Con
fsdGste States 3 Battalion Of " Partisan Rsngerar
By order Of Brigadier General VILLEFTGuR
KIMLOCH FALCONER
iue62E' Captain aud A, Adjutant-G General
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PART[gAN RANGERS!

EATB Aathontv 70 rsgs a company OF PARTISAN
~ esnserlptE who desire 70 Join me,
San Dc So, BTsT1esa thsy Be Mustered in before Monday
Hezt INW B. a. G-eHsdA rem Friday morning to
Saturday, uBdl seven and q half s'cIock a. n. after
that line Amy rshde1ee ~ Charsstcn. Miss.
T9IIt w s FsEETnGE
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< REWARnt

osT, IN Tau sdly night, Juy I1-h. on tks Nfa.fs.
Il sipPi Central RUir0@d- between Gfsuada zn5 Cam
toa = sOLE FALISE. marked J. 4.
CFaA EsmphiE Pee above reward VIII bs given fs-
Il len a. ihs superutsudCHss ore Ct the Miss r7psi
sR6 ftnas5Ese R1fl-5sH- rfvae
fhfr H.
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SEIZUREs-Go7erAmen officers, last week,
seized 8 large amount Of sugar and some 500
barrels Of -four, which were stored in Charlotte.
n. c. Thirty cents per pound was allowed for
The sugar. The sugar and -four both were taken
far Aha soldiers
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R~The Secretary Of War has Issued an or
der directing that conscriPts engaged on gov
eminent work, either directly OF by contractors,
will not be taken frem the work on which they
are engaged except for the purpose of enrolment,
after which they win be returned on the eertif-
cate Of the officer under whose charge the work
is being performed, or with whom the contract
is made; such certificate viii be presented to the
enrolling officer, who will thereupOn order The
detail of the men specified for a period not to ex-
coed sixty DAVIS.
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y The holster pistols of the lsmented Gen.
Barnard E. Bee, one Of the heroes Of Manassas,
have been presented by bis widow to the Con
federste States and Capt. Childs, Of the ord
nance department, presented them to Col John
Il Morgan a cbieftain worthy to wear them.
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~ The Conedeiate State Treasurer is now
issuing notes Of the denomination Of one dollar
and upward, to the publie in large numbers,
and the demand IS nearly equal to tbs supply.
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DECLINED.-The communication from AR
~fIlerist,' forwarded from Vicksburg. Its pub
LEGATION at this time would only provokea dis
c%usBion, and create Jealousy and heartbuTning.
The history Of the defense of Vicksburg, when
written, wiz do justice to all parties, and that
history wiz be based upon the report of the
commanding-general watch cannot certainly be
otherwise than impartial Let US have no con
troversy except with tie enemy, ct least until
after the war.
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z The Baltimore Sun of the I9sh instant,
notices the seizure, on the 18th, Of ten small
Confederate flags, six r~osettes, and six shields,
which were confsested. They were found in a
house at the corner Of Pratt and Concord streets
kept BY 8 female The Paul Pry's" Of the
Federal government are jealous.
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EVACUATION OF BERKELEY.-Among the
many reports which are ahoat to-day, says the
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, is one that our troops viii receive or
ders in the course Of few days, to evacuate the
present encampment on the James river. The
position is a very unhealthy one, and the troops
are suffering terribly for the want of pure and
wholesome water. Diarrhea and dysentery are
very prevalent.
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~ Twelve hOgsheaas of shipping tobacco
were sold in Lynchburgy on the 22d, at twenty
six dollars per hundred weight, apucs unknown
before in the annals Of the trade in this country.
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= B~Wm. H Aspinwal, Of n. Y, recently
presented to the Yankee Government bis check
for S25,290.60 as bis share of the profits on a
contract for NJ purchased for the Yankee
Government by Hawland g AspinwaI.
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HgapsuAnrEas ARgr % vEna1s1A


"E8'TIE-T |TIT"IIT ~" II
He,esher no guards will be plsesd over phi
Tste houses or private property Of any dsscnD-
ton whatever. Commanding officers are re.
spOnsible for the conduct OF the troops under
their command, and the articles Of war aud re
g~ulstions Of the army provide ample means iol
restraining them to shs fall extent required fOr
discipline and ufe;.i-a@y Galdi4rs -zs- eaIlaS
into toe field tD 20 bastls against the enemy,
and it is not expected that their force and energy
shall be wasted IL the protection Of abe private
property Of those most hostile to the govern
mont No soldier s,Fving in Ibis army shall be
hereafter employed in such service.
BY command Of Maj. General Ropa.
(Signed) GEORGE D. RUGGLss,
Col. A. A. G., and Chief Of Staff.
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FROM THE ~GREEEBRIER DIsTRICT-A cor
respondent Of the Rockingham Register. a.
PsterstOwh, Monroe county, Virginia. under
date Of nth inst, says that matters have taken.
q very favorsble turn in that section of coDnhv
since The great fght near Richmond. The en-
envy has fallen back beyond Mellow Bluff in
Greenbber county. Some Of those who bal
lsfs their homes and taken refuge in Giles and
other counties southeast Of this, are returning
Gen LOriug has quite a large force and Is con
hdsnt Of holding his present position. The pee
pie Of this section, as well as the army under
bis command, have unbounded confidence in
Gen. Loring, and feel that their property. their
homes, their lives, could not be committed to
safer hands, OF rather band, (for he has but one.
having lost his lea arm in the Mexican war;
II Ex-Governor Thomas H. Seymour. Of
Connecticut who had the courage to refuse to Be
one Of the Yicepresidsnts Of a war meeting in
Hartford. has drawn upon himself the wrath Of
The Northern cutthroat pTsss A Chicago paper
pays It's respects to him ia Cns Of its choicest
paragraphs:
Connsetieut furnished an Arnold for the
revolution, and nov she has furnished G legiif-
male representative Of that traitor IN the person
ST Thomas H. Seymour. Happily, there are
few in number IN that noble State-Isaac
Toucey and Thomas H. Seymour, constitute
this class Of ~scoUndrsls.
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RANAWAY.

ENROE ,ks steamer Prince q Wales, July ID 1862.
y THREE NEGRO BOYS, Two Of whom. Dick and
Alexander, belonging to Amy Riley o. Hsls-a a-I
ice. belonging 70 Capt joseph Lee OF Memphis 4
liberal reward viii be paid fI them o. lodged n faI
Fhsrs 1 can get them. AS ROWLAND.
Stesmzr Prince Of Wa-es.
j53lI~s Tszoo River
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From GordoAsvIIIe.

The L~ynchbirg Repablioaa Of yesterday says
that there has never been any but & small force
of tho enemy in Orange county, not numbering
over 500 cavalry. Some 5000 or 10000 are
reported to be st Liberty Mills, q very strong
position on the north bank Of the Rspidan, in
Madison, seven miles from G~ordonsville. Why
we do not advances is Bot known. Our pickets
extend TO within a short distance Of their posi-
ton and their movements are closely watched.
The main army is reported 10 be in CulpeppeF,
scattered along the railroad IS far back as the
court house. Scouting parties Of our troops 60
as far as the Rspidan on the railrtad, and eI-
change occasional shots with the enemy on the
opposite side of the river. Lively times may be
looked for in that section in few days.-Rieh-
moad Whig, 23d.
BROTHER G~ENERALs-A correspondent OF
the Richmond Dispatch, writing from Charlotte,
N. c., says:
This is the home of Msi0r-G General d. r. Hill.
For years he has besn professor in the military
institute here. Mrs. StonewAll Jackson is here
on a visit to her Sister, Mrs. Gen. Hill. When
Gen. Hill was professor in Washington college,
Lexington, Va, his wite's sister paid his family
a visit, and Gen. Stonewall, then professor in
the military institute formed her acquaintance.
Thus it happens that these two brave msn are
brothers-inlaN. Their father in-laH is a Presby-
terrain clergyman, and lives near this place. BY
the way, both Gen. jackson and Gen. Hill are
elders in the Presbyterian church. Gen. Hips
influence here Is unbounded.
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A%SURsTITTTE EAKTFn.

TO ssrEs IA the place o. 5 member Of van Dcus
L array 80 whom very liberal wagN viii be given.
For fdzAsr particulars apply 70 OF s1drHs
D.. ". JONES.
w lie n-F-- NJ
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ca A Yankee gunbOat passed Natchez last
week, in tow of another one going down, with
one Of her sides almost entirely tom of. This
was lone when Fausgut passed down on tie
night Of the 18th.
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QUICK-We are just in receipt Of or latest
Arkansas exchanges, the dates coming down as
late as the 9Th of june. The express is eclipsed
BY Secretary Reagan's slow coach.
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NOTICE..
GH and snsr Angus 1St, 1852, the rates Of freight on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad

VIII be Raised 20 per Cent.
Tie CsRPany vii not be reEponsbis for loss or darl.
age = Euy fern, tut will use every szsr.iCa to deliver
frVfEht IN coed srisr.
ssudEt'ou arr directed 20 charge passssEsrs twenty
ave eenSs mors thH1 The tsr.H rates from stations where
tksts sre ssid-
Yhe shargs for half tickets viii IN s7e-y instance be-
even shEnge. Tor example. ful fare from Greuads to
ssnaseoia Il g IS half fare VIII be SIS. with a. sG-
Hdessl shhrse Il Pc II paid on the -rsi--
AEeas ~ directed to opsn their ohess for fhs sale
81 ttsksts fun twenty minutes before he expected ar
rival Of s1y trsin-
A 3. L~IVERMORE.
General superintendent
preAafs, Mississippi July q, 1864
Fvz fTEahrww
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UTwo negroes were executed a. Kingston,
n. c., e few days since, by order Of Col Sol.
Williams, c. S.A. They were found guilty Of
drumming up recruits for Burnside.
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H~ISSISSIPPI AND TT1IEHSEE
q - ~ -
DAD.
CHaWGE OF TINE.

on aud amer EOSDAY, July 2sia, trains win run
- follows
PssssrFsr train leave Grenada daily. tSundl-g ex-
ssptedJ 7s8 4. :. Arrive q 0rsnais, 6.O5 p. ST.
Fraigbt tram leaves Grenada en- MCudaT. Wed-esdav
snd FrAEy a. A. = Arrives at Grenada OF Tues.
day. Thursday and Saturday at IL
A. s. LTTEREORE-
General Superintendent
Grenada Mis- Jnlv 18th. 1862 ffrsqtf
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BACKING OUT-Tbe Memphis Bulletin says
that the Federals have abandoned their original
intention Of keeping the telegraph to COrinth in
working order, and that the operators, bottles,
metals. liquids, etc, had beep sent to St. Louis.
The p-artisans compelled this necessity.
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CoNsCRIPTs IN CoLUMBA-The Guardian
saws sour streets have been crowded with
conscripts and volunteers for the past few days.
They are all f~ne-looking soldiers, and all appear
cheerful and eager to enter upon active duty
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Dodring the nIiIitIn.

The MississipPiau objects to the facilities az
fOrded the dissatisfied to escape from the duty
imposed upon them by the militia laws of the
State, and rays: Physicians are making for
tunes giving certificates of disability. Upon
one occasion it was found that in a company Of
Of ffty-fOur, forty-seven were unable to discharge
the duties of soldiers. The physician who made
this startling discovery was rewarded with So
for each certificate.
The same journal adds: As one Of the hui
mOrs Of the "llalish" we subjoin a letter ad-
dressed TO one the doctors Of Scott county by q
swamp preacher. We admit it 1er5atim ct htsrqt-
in e spdtatim ct puneiaatan, emitting only the
name:
miss Smith country July 20 1862
mr. Lack Der Ser Iseet my Self to write you
a fue linds I wish To gete adischarge from the
mslisha as am not able to Serve / have bin
Sicke for Seven weeks thate l code Note meet
withe them and I her that Thar are goin of and
/ am not able To come to sec you l am not able
to Wride any distance I have not Seen A well
day in abote four years l Wose tolde that / wose
clare that all ministers wer cler l am code to
preach To one church of abots 25 or 30 mem
bers Beside my one church tho I have not Bin
able to stende them far some Time on secounte
of my helthe yorse respectfully
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HEALTH OF LOUIS NAPOLEOE.-A Paris
letter revives the old story that Louis Napoleon
is believed to be affected at times, mentally, to
such a degree as 70 become Indifferent to the
course Of affairs, and during these moment
they say the empress controls him, and when she
controls him, the priesthood, to whom she is de-
voted, gain Rscendency,
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Private Property Abandoned to the Sol

The following order, issued by the Federal
commander in the Valley Of Virginia, is in Of.
feet a loense TO his ulan 90 rob wherever he ep-
pOrtunisy offers Of hsrrassing q friend Of she
South:
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Yicksburu Triumnhnnt.

A Vicksburg letter dated the 29th, published
in the .MiSsiSSiPPjan, says;
A scouting party crossed the river yesterday,
but no living Yankee could DO found. Eumer-
Gus mounds of fresh earth, however, told the
tale of death among the dirt-diggers. A few
bayonets and shells were all that was discovered
of their effects. The canal proved a bad invest'
ment; the father of waters steadily refused to
second the enterprise and fighting against ma
ture and a Southern sun was more than their
frigid souls could bear. The " contrabands,'
so far as l have been able to learn, nave nearly
all been returned to their respective masters. l
append 8 copy ola "pass" given three negroes
q few days since
"The officer of the grand guard viii be pleased
to pass these three negroes, who have been on
the works, and are permitted to 60 nome on &C
count of sickness.
uRv order of Cen. Williams.
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District Attorney.

NE ~ sathsrissd 20 snnouncs that Colonel VI. n.
w BRAETLET vii be q candidate for ths ofics Of
District Attorney n the Tenth Mississippi District st
de snsulnE Gsshon.
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n From a Norfolk letter Of recent date pe
learn that, since the battles near Riehmsnd, the
Irishmen at Old Point have hauled 10 in their
seines large numbers OF legs and arms which
had been ~amputated from the wounded received
at the fortress, and thrown to feed the sharks in
the Roads. What will tho Yankee nation say
Of the disposition made by their surgeons Of the
dismembered limbs Of the army Of the Potomac
They will anxiOusly enquire whether Mcclellan
indeed retains 50 little OF Virginia soil az not to
afford him doesn't burial space for the mangled
limbs Of his followers.-Rishwosd Eram;nsY.
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u Next Thursday tie 9TH of August, the
people of the several counties of North Caro-
lima viii vote for governor, members of the leg
~islature and sheriff. An exciting contest fol
governor is going on, in which, however, neither
Of the contestants participate.
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q A disease resembling the plague has ap-
pearcd at Brooklyn, New York, and is creating
alarm. The first symptom is the appearance OF
a small pimple on the body, which spreads rap
idly until it covers the whole body. Death in
vayiably ensues in twenty-four hours.
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The BLoCKADERs.-There were seven steam
ers and four sailing vessels blockadias this port
yesterday. Among the former were the steam
ers Florida and Augusta and the sloop-oE war
Vandalia was one Of the atter.-Ckarlestoa
Mercnru.
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" BY order of Gen. Williams
A" Lieut. Col. 4th Wis. Regt, experimenting
Canal Cut Off"

Quite a large party of gentlemen and a few
ladies' appeared opposite the city yesterday,
waving white handkerchiefs, who proved to be
in good standing, and were conveyed to this side.
There was considerable activity among a large
portion Of our forces here yesterday, the cause
of which I shall not be imprudent enough to
state nor you to publish. You will hear Of the
result ere long.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND SHELLS. The
Yankees say they cannot tell what kline of stuff
Vieksburgers are made Of. They have thrown
into the city and batteries twenty-five thousand
shells, and they could see the people in the city
every dsy.-PickSbwg Wing.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-18

S erfen 3wets G fam etne @sttttun
bes Spbn N6ern rm gergatuns fur Shaben,
ben er bur9 BITE @raOuirun9 Der Nurtbern
Boundary Mpenue erlttten babe, etn unb tpnr<
be einem Spe3tal @omtte betper 3wetse ibers
- Sin 8sf9lnB, bic 8eSi&nfnns bes
alien 8abngelstles In @aca., nSrolt4 bon
8altimorefr. In GrtpasunS gu 3te9sn, tpurOe
anaenommen, rnb etn @prI6la8 bes 5errn
100000 wertb tletne @Orpura<
ttpussS Getne bon te 5, 10, 25 unb 50 Gents
gu ~SerauSsaben, an pas @umite fur Mtttel
nnb 0eee ~perpteen. scr, Scoops BON Nabls
gomite beriGtete, baB aue Mtteltsber ss<
tSrig ertpdblt unp su tbren Stben bereGtt9t
linb. Nnsenpmmen. Nadbem nod eth gee
Neutrality-suspicious. Spe3tal<@umtte fit bte Mn8ea
leeenbetten Der Stabtetlenbabn er1annt wcrs
ben, Dertaete lf9 Der 3wet9.
!3weiter 3weig.- Cine Yetiicn