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A friend has placed Us in possession Of q lit
tie Lincoln sheet, called the DiUis ION Register
printed at Pocahontas, Arkans as, where the
headquarters of Gen, Steele have been estsb.
hsbed. It Is dated the lst inst, and contains
the following items:
The LADIEs.-Poeahontas furnishes some
thing we have not seen since leaving st. Louis
handsome young ladies. If those who decsmped
are as good looking as our samples, the country
must be a paradise for young men. Their be-
havIor Is lady-lika indeed and after seeing the
snuh-dipping, tobaccO-cbewing specimens along
our march, they are truly refreshing. .-
Our CAsP-Pocabontas the, county seat of
Randolph county, is a town that bears evidence
OF having once been a thriving commercial point
It IS located on Big Black river, is high and dry
above mundatou, and would undoubtedly hsye
been a hard point 10 take had it been properly
fortified.
The stores, excepting two drug houses, and
au the warehouses, are deserted giving the
town q KIND OF q cholera season appearance.
The country here around is superior to that Of
1@issouri between st, Louis and the Stats line.
Cotton and corr appear to be the only staple
products.
The fish in Black river appear to have 'evac-
uated" the stream IL fact, " evacuation" Is the
~ H~ANA N40 AAoAAAlSob tlly 10
manning TO witness The advent of the Federal
army.
PRICE CUBREET-Tobacco, $3.50 a pound,
and common ut that whisky, S25Oa quart;
buttermilk, 2Oc. q quart; common Merrimac
prints, 4Oc. q yard salerstus, 81 q pound fish
hooks, lOc. spiece-we know of a "good shot"
who gave Soc for one.
HEADQUARTERS Isl BRIGADE ~
P~0GAHoSrAs, Ark, April -, 1862.
Company Il" 3sth Illinois volunteers, is de-
tailed as provost guard, and Capt. c, Churchill
as provost marshal of this brigade and town.
Capt Churchill will enforce the following reg
%ulations;
list All arms and ammunition in possession Of
citizens Of the town be delivered up to Quarter
master Jones.
21. Tho sale Of all liquors is positively prohib-
tied, except when recommended by q physician.
and then on the order Of the provost marshal
Sd. Pillage and theft will be severely pun
ishsd
4th. Citizens VIII require a pass to leave town,
signed by tine provost marshal All suspected
persons VIII be detained and cent to brigade
headquarters.
9Th. No soldier viii be allowed TO enter town
unless with a pass signed by his colonel or other
commanding ofieer.
By order Of Y. T. CARLN. Col. Com.
W O. WHITEHURsT, "A A. A. G..
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AEAmRHR&

EOR sle THIS 8sturds,) M0RNIN1 A. rpves n
Il Sons auction mart
g BOX. and hall bbls. While F.sn.
- SCI bL Cd and Cd Nail,
3 lbs. Cloves,
10 doE Yeast Powders.
: sToss Spring Clothes Pins.
boxes Sods Cracker
bbls. Mslasses,
2 Bacon CASKS.
20 Empty Whisky Barre
200 . and 10 sound Sat Sack.
soJars Shaker" Pre- erves.
10 pair Fire CalSkln Boo-z.
HUSTON < RI
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TRxAs AND THE CONEKDKRACY.

TEXAS AND THE CONEEDERACK.
Now, says the Charleston Mercury, that the
enemy is struggling for the control of the Ms
sissippi river, the great State OF Texas may be,
for a time at least, cut off from communication
with her sister States, sndforced TO depend upon
her own resources, in men and material, for her
own defense. But there is probably no one
State that can better afford TO take care Of her
sell. She has & voting population Of about 65,-
900, and = fghhng population Of at least l00,-
coo. With aNexicAn, Indian, and coast iron.
tier Of gTest extent 20 protect, she has Yet No
troops, other than her own sous, within her boz.
dsEs, though the gallant Texans have shed lustre
upon the farro Of their State On every battle
ssld Of the war.
The AercEgEis informed, ia good authority,
that Texas has now in the Geld forty-four full
regiments Of infantry, csvslry. and artillery, OF
these, seventeen are enlisted fOr the war, and ten
more sfs about 70 &c HkeHiss These regiments,
numbering. in the sggrsgs.s OYER forty thou
sand men, have al been raisod without recourse
70 dTaR With a population so hardy, patriotic
and brave, with mar tsemiRg sod and her bound
less resources in provisions Of sYery kind, there
&n be 20 dOabt that Texas vii give a good &C
count Of herself, while the Tsst Of lie ConfedeF-
Soy lie struggling in the grip o. the great Yam
kee anaconda.
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GREAT BARGAINS In REAL EsTATEl

M ALERS saTURE ABB
w a Vance strs=t 5000 go acre Frm s,7
y Nississnpa 90 gi-7red SB0u- no gc7es in. 7ut
Hes.D5 county atIrgnFd SelJJ 200 AGES TO- E4.L-
4rSalsas SlV-C. 4ou s-is-t "a Texas sjper ace. IzpD
i1 Aia-sma at : Goes a. Eyhs aerss. near Nm.
ptS ~ per $50 81 Lots ia C0rinth at SEQ. 40
sef7s hSsissip9, b9ttot' az SO VIII exchange auros
Ils ABOVE for r1aL ~ q tss-y srrEdsnco in The citv..
hsg- & valuable House Girl sEdCb'd for rafs. SI5np.
inquire % &IsEask s @TGRA.
mNiU-t ....s.O o. ar SIS H-rE street.
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NPERATIOkS OF Qua GUERRLLLAs

SPECIAL 70 the Memphis Appeal
CORINTH, May s.-Fhere Is no doubt as to
the Correctness Of he rumor that Coils Jackson
and Cleburne have captured a body Of Federals
near Dresden.
Look out to hesr- OF = gallant exploit in a
quarter l viii not mention-the true object of
then expedition SPARTA.
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..nn ni,h 1he rrnrmnn..

Tho Federal HOpse Of Representatives, has
pssssda bill prohibiting ~polygamy in Utah, and
furnishing it a. . penal otense against the Uni
ted States. Changes have been made In ths-or.
gapic Iawof the Territory, which. it is thought,
win rendeLi it practicable to carry this law into
effect. Speaking of this act, the Cincinnati En-
The NormORs VIII undoubtedly resist, and we
shall probably have a war with them on the
question: wal that viii be attended with no
little trouble sad expense The bill was origi-
nally introduced. by MoIin, of Vermont, the
aUtboE Of our present odious and abominsble
tariff :
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$50 REWARD

ENSCAPED from the cars ~ whites Station.
II ian niles below Memphis, on the Aisss,ippi "A
And Vsnnesses klilro11. ON tie nisht q the 31fhkHE
ul-tnc 2 DARK AULATTO WOEAN- uaued-A
LUCINDA about tweuryf5ur yesrz OF sge. She bs.
way esu, - sood looking. aud has a Pleasant sniIs
Nhen speaking. She left IN eompsny with a mulstio'
man named Ssm' tstOngtug to Wnt. Jolssr- Esq VIII
resides no2 sad staten. and In which nsirhbarhsod
Is supposed he may be eoncealed. Lucinda may have
returned 70 tfe city, GO msy eBdssVcr 10 make her wa-
70 NASHVILLE, Whenee she was brought In January las
VIII pay IS for her apprehension OF for Information
leading thereto 4 within tho county of shelby, or So
II taken beyond said county.
Iw GRAFTON BAKER
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The SOUTH CEEUrIyK STATE CONVENTION.
The Charleston Wer,uIy, Of tue both ult. pub
fishes 3 call for the assembling Of the State con
FsBtion, in order that Iii may lee dissolved, and
The government Of the State iet permanently
under the rghtfni operation Of the Constitution
ind the laws enacted under us sanction The
reason assigned for the call is, d" to prevent any
political excitement which may distract and
weaken that unity IL public sentiment and action
20 impeTativelv demanded at ,his crisis.
The Mercury stennously opposes its dIssolu.
Eon, because it is under the impression that there
Is need Of al the capacity aud activity Of the
State, aud deems the convention a body the ike
pf which, n point Of character ead ability, will
not be seen again
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Saa REWARR

VII. P-y to- u7a y7~arl g. Ga nprs= .
AheHS9P Of zy nrGEo -FJdEN -A5NT "a
JLObI- 81 that Ess- o0-5- rT-ian u her -
she iz -IehtaU'aAo, ESaz1 4lIl So ge-ss Of-AG
vie aE-nR h-r rae, and r5r-s-C~t--0lEed-t Joha
ds.tin hA11i HlsLuru BHs snl aasaivEt
= -DFsLE.
m7 9t EheisgG
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Els RoUFE To pfgE &ORTE-Tha Lynch
burg RePHAieGz says HAT Gn BronntoR lie
Of ". G. BfoEhio~, sad 1i7s Maynard, wife
Of Horace Maynard. with thcirfsniiies, arrived
fn thai CITY on Saturday night, from Tennessee,
sa rOale % Fortress Monroe and hence to the
GOztA, TO- jOiRt6eiT husbands. IL obedience to
an order es the Observation-Disclosures that they
should be conveyed oaBide the southern lines.
They were under escort Of Lieut.. Mosby, of the
Confederate ARM
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Gov HkRRIs-Om ever active ana energetic
EYecltive, Hon. Fshsm 6 Harris, - d. Rresent
hsa sntRe et8a AsySBg Tstqped1 ffom Cefsth~EaE
g. only asfsgs asye H9sPeaks hegffGify2of our
prospects Of beating back the FOE at that point.
and says a like confidence perysdes the whole
. army.
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FOR RENT.

EAT COTTAGE HOUSE. two rooms
~ md ell, Kitchen aad outhouse. good els F1a
tern and wei seven sc-es ground, rye patch &iii
garden raspberry Eut strawberry patches go
FOr fIrtasr particulars Apply - W 7. Bzaccaamp. No
50 Monroe street, or to X. II. Ii Bennett. one mile from
towa-on Poplar street. --ad Tbis place lies north o.
the far Grounds aj5iniag the Leath Orphsu Asylum
my65ss-
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GENERoUs PA~rRIoIissI In thisdsy Of trial
aud peril, says tae Richmond E~squissr, il Is re-
freshins 10 hsar ofjuEtaDocs OF generous and
diEintsrested patriotism Ike the following "A
gentleman called on The Secretary Of the Treas
ury a jeE days since and handed HIN a bag of
gold as 5 donation to the government. upon the
express condition that hls rAlns should be
known 70 NJ one out RI Secretary Upon
counting the gold, it was t5aud to snoHnt to
Qns thousand dollars
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TN PRAPRRFY 0NNPRS

TIE zsassac-s for tho Ssh corporate 7rc- havins
Il compistsd tie assessment s1t 5s5ur1ed tHer books
e tks once, property owners axe HEREBY notified 70
come forssrG Ia tn next ten das l5aRday excepted
and esuse I'll such alteration o g6 inside as NIB be r-
cesssTy and proper In tie asseszmeEs u their property
BOUNDARIES, exc. jon PARK
mvTLN Erguec0pv. M.-5r
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DUE NOTICE no THK TRATTORi

DUE EOTICE0To THE TAAIEOhA
We sre@ggpytobs sbleto state that proper
steps have been taken By our military author
itesatoTemedy d the future anas1 % Wkieh-we
directed attention yesterday as prevalent TO some
extent ia this city. WsTefor 10 the Unreasonable
conducted those soIEdE1etches whoIsfusetO
receive Confederate turrency-miscreauts who
are unwilling 10 risk-2fsw dollars to achieve
the Independence If their country while 50
mary are sisking Lot eu5s tneiE whole property,
but tneirfiFes. "a
Wo7are authorized 70 give due notice. that
after te=daythe PrdTesG Marshal L Instructed
to a5yfI4AyG4 as refuse tbs Government car
rercy n payment Of debts sither old or new
81 let h5H names be g7er7 al headquarters,
without respect to who they may BE-.
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b2The Columbus Georgia. SIN. Of Apnl
28th, says that the Ysnkeea~have NOT Jet taken
sctuat possession of Apalachicola, Florida, al
though it is virtually in their powers 1Ebey come
sp occasionally sma squads but retire %
their vessels in a short time. -Eso7
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Mud GUNYoATs AGAIN,

private dispatch from Nstchsz. received zee
terday, says thar toe eusmy's ~guDbosts returned
to New Orleans for want o. tueI They use coal
and not wood.
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Fiftv Reoruits WantedI

GItDIATELY- ic dI1-lha F=h-s Of Company IL
L (5heloy GrsyF, star ga-nt Tslaea ses T0iau7eels,
o. -us ETmb-r required BY 4l-CL U.
-" rsc7vtiug sfie. 2. jan. 81 Bsa5Ley g., he foam
juTing lGre7s h5Crs ar 70 - 1sru street. old stad
OF har31 &b sieg- WAC gi1 pEoeare transportation
Tar sJ Taeruiss
Lemuh-E. Mav &. Isl---vs :.
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LABOREgs WsYTFDT

WANT FIFTY LEEOREE6 .or6r1 N TIE Lab-,
a ra-c-y 81 ~lo'um51s transy prIat.on viii Do rer
'IbIT ard siu1~e6 sTs7A EZEFANT,
TIw --a. ---Gcu8g Ifarznce Officer.
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WANTED.

! 4 nan 2Ter tAEtY i've yssTs Old. ass substitute e.,
"A good Tennessee rsgiHseni, for tvo yeafs or ID,
war hoeisL and satistae lory bounty viii be paid.
Adde'S through the Pcst Office.
I .myo-3t WILLIAM pTTCr
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HAP or tgDKEyTUGEY.

Nf1rH zC&s f~zlaGs5s- q ets. Ti.-g-4-hrts anI
W bait vhe'd5 s1- .UsrET - tw-ry six For sails
By te Paehstar Wb0ies"4e Pdss g. FETAL SI5J.
H.-. UE-EDERLE.
ELIlW- rerrhis- Harn
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E'R4NK HYDE, or the firm OF wallace. Hvd- g.
hossrson, leaves for Coluubus Nis-IssiBbi Eu35aF
Eornlng, May ilth- my parIes Saving claims svsi..E
the Ordnance Department ioca-sd a. Coluubus r-r
Hass the sane attended to r properly prepared a7t
Eouc - for Cen at cur store on second s.rest.tr5
foors south Of Madison sny time tcdsr.
.yl9lt WALLACE FfYoF n R1GFRSOv
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SUBSTITUTE

A GEsTLEMAE from alssssippl wishes 2 SIR
n STIIUTE uadsr tn new law Wal pav a Fbsr1I
price inquire a. J. ARNOLD & O'S.
~ my6lw- Under Commercial HoteI
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R The wife of Singer, the sewing machine
man, has obtained a divorce, the court decreaiug
gu slimony of $4,000 per annum for her. Prem
tce says the sweet Singer can now handle bills
as well as MARBLE notes and give zGlcauz instead
IF -ofj1de @
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A FLuTTER--The COnscrP6on bill author
ICES the President to cal out and place in the
niEtGylserTicOaOf the Confederate States for
hresyearsy@a3f4oaii sss{e rss,de@gs Of the Con
federste States, between the ages of % and IS.
The Charleston Msroarq say s, tina; this has
caused s futter among the 500 alien residents Of
tAsEeity, who have elsimsd thu protection Of the
foreign oohsuis. fertsinly n0ne should be 81
loved 70 stayin oar midst a9l i've upon the fat
OF the land, a2dyet Teflse 20 protect our SOD
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SUBSTITUTE WsyTEDI

WIS., 70 0h,niu -srr Jhiry I've -e--r Ga.
L sgs 70 act ss -ubst t7ts- A I0erer Eou7.v wii f-
Inquire Of ConseriCtL SATURN raw IGHa
Il a PARKER e SONS.
DFS - . NEr G. Hryvl-re sa-
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sUBTRRaN f6TTAGEsi-

"a haze To- gsta- tk-Er G.W CgETa- -
" Nhs n Norh 5CuPhs rSsFp 3 r Cor- 90
tsi5rafe mo1ey. #-.rrG ora HI
WAS-&LE-LFHE 6 co. LIA-
Real Esrzte Arrnt
U-s3. Scuoa3 stree ? do0Fs south - msdacn.
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NORTH CAROLIEA-The North Carolina State
Convention has passed an ordinance. autboriz-
ing the Inauguration Of the Governor elect at the
next August election, TO take place on the
second Monday of september next, and continu-
ing Cor. Clark in Office until that peliod The
Raleigh Standard states that most Of the session
was consumed Upon the ordinance TO exempt the
people called Quskers from military duty. An
amendment requiring each oDe Of them subject
to military duty 10 Psy-S4Gd IA lieu of the sell
vice, passedbJ a vote Of 81 to9I. The subject
wa still under discussion |Gsn the convention
VEN inta secEet session.
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CONFEDERATE CUREENCY.-Tbe Charleston
Ccaylsr ssy and says Truly, If Confederate
notes are not werth their face vs!ae, then there
Is rot a bHsrs worth Of property in the Con
fsdsrats States, then the whole cotton crop Of
the South viii Be seized b. the invader then
Li1coln's recommendation to bis Congress will
be adopssd-sad enforced ard all tbs lands o.
southern people VII be Pareelled out among
northern B6ldiers.-
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Fsos CUMBERLAND GAIA ietter from
CurbeT!and Cap. dated he I'D uIt, 70 the
Knoxville RsglslsS, says We he, seen and
hesId but little Of tina enemy since bis nnsuc-
czsst1l assault against eur bFpssswoTks on the
2dUlt Gen Carter, believing with Fslstaf,
thai " discretion Is the better part Of yaloT, :.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. towards the t1Td, and has not
sisss presented nc -HithA Eiso OF bis tory
troops
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NOTICE


d~E4DQGAaFEss % DIVISION
tJEINTd, hay 81. 1861.
n L. 5hcsns -ll soldiers from irs c0mu4-d at.-.e
"A without leave g ordered 70 report tIeuzeIyo4 s,
mp within ten days from tbis date. o. thay wiz "a
as deser.srs ana treated sCtordi rir.
By order u Nj, Gen15al CHraTEIV
JAS. .. prGTTg
.yL--L" A Genera
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M8BE FEDERAL ACCOUNTS EHOm
. -..-. -EHnEE.aLEa- -

The efrcinussi Commercial, Of rhe 2diRstsnt,
publishes the official report of the battle q Ski
Bh; or ss4bs Yankees cal PiHsGuIg Land
ing. Ibe fIlUyng s1hibit Is made Of the Fed
eral9oss swhieh-isaeeEtsimy tsI lees thsn the
~ .a.-. 60
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PERsoEAL.-We have hsdgtho pszspre of
meeting the following officers in the city within
the last few days CdsT.H- LogROOd, Capt.
O. Mehssszss, GshsAiaIo9sJ Wright and
Lieut.. Els. H~snn6nd -pa
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The C~ircEL5ati0fi Of iSRe DAILY
APPEAE as larger uiEan that OF
tsae Daily CITY Press Combined.
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MORE ARMs--Ihs Raleigh Standard of the
Ist jnst. learns from q source entitled to credit,
that within the last ewdsys-a Confederate YES.
SCI has arrived safely in a Confederate port with
a good supply Of arms.
ca We fndthe following in the Avcja4che
Of yesterday 49, ~
II is stated that Gen Beauregard has. had Pit
ser Miller and Col McNeaI, of Boliver. Harde-
man county, arrested, for refusing to take Con
iedeTate notes. We learn they have been taken
70 CQrinh
r. Three mefe9ef Euiesson,s batteresa are
being Constructed at Grggnpoint New York; On
the plan of the Monitor, 70 be ready IN three
months.
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EThe Salem North Carorns1 Press, tnring
undertaken te ascertain the sentiments of the
people iU regsrd-te tine spPfeaehing gubernsto-
rat election, asserts that there IL q very strong
current Of popular feeling running in favor of
Hon VIVA Graham, for Governor, in tins
haetan-af the State
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PA Washington dispatch dated The Both,
sayE;sfTbe War Department has issued an o.
der to ann and aothe theregDOest o be enrolled
iRHsaterls divisionr L.
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- Its further alleged thai sbouI three hundred
Of tRs wounded have died since The bsals.
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STRAyEB-

E'ROM tie s-ubseri5er. on rte r.eas -f-l-.4
4 dayr d lnsisL a sUdisEL FD7I. right E1ZA.
-isf foot whit and paziliy JInd a. ore ~. 60
p lbsrsiy rewarded EI-gT
+ LeoRar : Hoe, Wsssa-eu street. between aan
~ - 20 fmv102i
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z the Lynchburg ReFs45eaa sassihhst tho
agensa- BauE haERga1isss f9fBsgg located at
Charlottesville. and the Bank of tho Valley at
stanton, have been removed to that city.
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ENCoURAGISG- The Charleston Mercury says
that it msy mantionthat Gen. Lee, Cen John
ston, and Cen Randolph thaS Secretary Of War,
eo,r7r n, the eenea4a belief that we shall GER
tsiniy beat the invading armies in Virginia, and
that Richmond cannot be taken We have this
Lcouraging statement from high authority
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q Ths Talladsga tAla9 Eep04teT says:
I" The blade rust has made its appearance upon
the wheat, and is -spresdiug so rapidly that our
planters are fearful that it viii seriously iniure
the cronf
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IGAYOsO - PROPERTY
AT AJGlIOg

GA-TUsSDAT usxt- NavI3G--W --l.r.~- "a
~ prcni7e7- THREE IMPROVED EOTS on Gs~o.,
street. making q front Of lss fer en- nc north s.GsoF,
said street, sad runui1E back I-2- feet fc zIc4 for aE-
ley being r portion OF ers-tes4tee -bs -ar7 A j..
Shsw. -r
iEEHs-O1enat cash Fba Jss1ca E. one year or
Il ne purchaser prefer its h3cltat n six pfr ~ar.
viii . -sts c1the iessEcir ragr-ur. narfsFsrst-
money taken r. par
ELhEE SHAW, Evscuuix
NC CAICE & son.
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publican Of the 3oth MT says" Whist the
clouds are lowering above as in the West, We
have al least one item Of good news for cur
readers this morning Two large vessels have
arrived 10 t-hSgenfedsrats States, bringing, be
sides other articles much needed, 5000 stand of
arms aud I6yO barrels of gu6po.der."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10
Nnrshern GrnuI-

Unless the North COnquers tho South by the
middle Of the present year. they VIII be com
PEELED to give up tbe contest as Il hopeless COB.
Their politicians, the people, and Their armies
all expect the struggle 10 end then, and # It
does not, they Wiz be forced 10 yield from the
terrible debt which = accommodating against
them sad theiE PosteTtg forever The following
views from ihe financial article # the Cincinnati
Gazstts, shows how the aaitec begins 70 draw
Oar DISPATCHES from New York tAis evening
report gold sctiye al "A, being q farther advance
Of I Oh ysstsLdaEsquoszuOus G0TeTnment
securities were heEyT this afternoon It will
require another victory to sustain the market
/ 1t makes capitalists nervous 10 hear OF three 81
fanI millions a day 81 the national expenses,
while an army Of tTO hundred and City thog.
sand men, costing Two millions q day, that has
been doing Gothing foI SIX months, remains idle
The government and the people may as well
l6uE this difficulty in. the face, Three months
more OF such generalship as Nc have had on the
PotsmaS viii bring about not merely a financial
crisis, but a financial crash. The wealth Of EU-
rope would not be sufficient to close this war
upon the Potomac plan. A prompt change of
policy, aad "a vigorous, earnest prosecution Of
the war, from this :ime tJrward, may save the
country from acknowledgment of gov
eminent credit and all the consequent suffering
and disaster. This is the opinion-Cf men who
hold She purse strings and if those who are
charged with the management of the war disre-
gard such admonitions, they must not charge the
consequences to a of patriotism On the
part. of the people
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10

T Gov. Brown, OF Georgia; directs the tax
RaIIectozste g0G the number OF acres Of cotton
p-EsAtedby-sach lax psysr,. as he intends RECON-
mending to he.GesrgssLe1islatHIe ho.ProPri-
ety orta1inr cotton planted and raised this year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10

rffeA RfcRfrUr9 correspondents of the
Charleston Nen1agg say The French officers
who deserted to us have been released. and viii
sppIy-for .situafous-N our army Those who
have zen HEN say they are evideHtly gents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-10

HHA Florida correspondent writes Plant
ers on the Suwsnzlse- river with avery fes ex-
eeptions, have planted their whole crop in pro-
visions, excepting an acre or two of cotton for
home. consumption"