, 1862-03-11

Pictures Of secesa: Views, Life
and sBu1tness.
WHAT: THEX. TM1HK oE:THEM-
=, SELVES AND Us:

(: From liberal pile OF Southern papers sents1
us BY our correspondents we make up col
lection Of extracts which our readers will find
Of interest:
AN ILL WIND THAT n1ows NOBODY ANY
GooD..---
To the merchant Of the Southern Confsde-
has been released from the immediate and
pressing necessity Of disehazging his debta iu:;
northern cities, lie has been enabled to dis
pose Of his entire stock ut largely enhanced
prices he has been enabled to sell the rem
nants Of old stocks on-hand, at fifty aud hun
dred, and sometimes two hundred per cent
profit, which. # the war h&d never occurred,
would have fallen q dead loss on his hands.
The merchant alone Of all the citizens OF the
South has made money in the Last six months.
It is true he complains Of hard times and talks
Of the scarcity Of money, but at the same time
prospered Before, and be is gradually aceumu-
latipg all the wealth Of the country in his
d1aTer.-LiaGs Roek (Ark.} Democrat
4 CIVILIZED WAKFABE.
Our Government and people have thus far
striren to conduct this war On the principles
Of Civilized warfare Their treatment Of pris-
oners has been humane and conslderate.
Even civilians, charged with indde1itY and dis
loyalty, hare been merely sent out Of the State
behayior.-N. Q. De1ta.
ITS PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION.
We, the undersigned will pay five dollars
per pair for fifty pairs Of we1l-bred hounds. and
fifty dollars for one pair Of thoroughbred
blood hounds that will take the track Of 3 man.
The purposes for which these dogs are wanted
is to chase the internal. coward1y Lincoln
tucky {who have taken the advantage Of the
bush to kill and cripple many good eoldiers)
to their dens and capture them. The said
hounds must be delivered at Capt Hammers
livery stable by the 10th Of December next,
where mastering officer will be present to
muster and inspect 11e1n' +. 4 y, AHGhnRs' Hshh1a.
Camp Crinfort, Campbell Co, Tenn, Nov. 49,
P. s. Twenty dollars per month viii also
be paid for . man who Is competent to train
and take charge Of the above dogs.-LoafsuWe
{aTaunt) Courier.
AND NOT TILL THEN.
Notiee.-As soon as the affairs Of the South
EN- Confederaey will warrant my withdrawal
from the field Iintend to reopen my restaurant
to the public on O scale which will leave it
second to none in the South.
J. D. LAYTON, 81 Adams st.
--Mmzphis Appeaz.
COLUMBUS D1PREGSABLE.
Columbus has been placed in thoroughly
impregDab1e condition, and the Federal gen
era1s have no idea at present Of attempting to
take il. According to their theory, It will take
1900 men to make a good effort in that di-
rection, and the Federal army cannot raise
bloody ground. .''-Batou Rouge Adrocate.
SOLDIER; LIFE IN MEMPHIS.
We have lad a pleasant, jolly time all the
way. Officers and soldiers we're all cheerful
and happy, and had good deal Of fun all the
time. Our kind treatment by the officers o1
the Magnolia wiQ long be remembered by this
regiment, and long may they live. As the
boat approached this beautiful city, it oc
Cured to me that old Abe's programme fo1
this river is to destroy this and al the cities
on the Mississippi this winter. think he will
have q sweet time, for believe every man
woman and child will fight and. contest everi
inch as long as one brick rests upon another
before they would sec their homes occupied
by the dregs and outcasts Of foreign nations.-
Memphis Cor. Baton Rouge Adp.
THE REASON WHY.
Pilots cannot be obtained to pilot the Yan
| kee gunboats down the Mississippi, in couse
| quence Of the terror inspired By the accounts
| Of the submarine batteries at Columbus.-N
@. Deltd.
| HOW LONG IT WILL ENDURE.
I The question recurs-Aow long will this pa
I tience endure! The answer is obvious to ou
Understandings day longer than that on
On which it made manifest that the huge con
yulsiye effort which the Northern GiaDt, in til
spasms Of dissolution, is now making to crus1
| tie Confederate cause BY some signal blow 8
one Of the points to which his armies nre press
| ing forward, does not accomplish Its objeci
Possibly their patience may not last even 8
long. Certain it is, that it will not survive on
more southern victory on a great field Of ba
tic, a victory which we look for with high col
Gdence, whenever the armies come together
Neac Orleans IfcayuHs.