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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Il. ~ seat Yesterday, be c m Mite Ga military
afai-s rsporasd a substitute for tbs bin 70 spP'ns
ned al sl9e-risarr for { e sick I'D wouad d hssi
sip i 81. diers w-ich MAS = ale aspesid order i0f 70
saz Tie militia bTI was tlel c~oasicsr4e IN commit
tse Of the whole, Wish ives reported back 70 Tie ser,
ate Win several amendment, Hnd recommendation
that It pass.
Houss bills to provide Tor a gua-snty ~ the Stats CT
Msaysippi # re bonda Ct he Confederate States to
rep,a, an a,t IN lel stloa to slave to re psal article 80.
sect n 8. Of chapter 80 of the revised ecde, aad tbs
hous y5m .ndmenls 10 s,nase bGl to prohibit tue disti;-
Ia ion Of pirits from grain. were rsfsr,slto tie juei
drl COMMITTEES.
Tie bill fr,n tie hoass to Sq.ho-'E q p IGes who have
sold arms t, III, LAT. = b. p ii therefor, ws passed
aud .hs oil in rela Ism 70 tie ar rs resolved froa The
sevsrattouai,L. IN tej ;e;ed by tho ehi=f If oTdlsne
was c d and laii On the table.
Ia The house, the biHa to nj The judicial and
other public records of counties, and for other purposes;
% legslizs the assessment Of YazoO aud Lawrence couE-
uss for 1892; and to procure salt for INDECENT families Of
soldiers, and for other puepos-s were taken up, and tho
senate amendments thereto eoncurred in. The house
also insisted On its amendment to the senate amendment
TO the bill to better provide for the families of soldiers,
and refased to adopt the senate substitute to the joint
resolution of tbs house ia relation to the exemption act
passed by the Confederate Congress.
The Judiciary committee reported a bin in relation to
executors, administrators and guardians, with an amend
ment 10 senate amen rment, wa ch was taken uP aud
passed as amended by he committee Also, a bi in
relation to the redemption OF land, or other property
sold for taxes, and asked 70 b. discharged nom its
rurrner confederation, having recommended the passage
Of another bill on the same subject which waa agreed
to.
The conn ittee on Propositions and Grievances, re-
ported a bill 10 authorize persons who may have sold
arms to the State, 10 be paid therefor also, a BIZ In 70.
latisu to the arms received rom tho several counties
which have been rejected BY the Chief Of Ordnance,
which were taken up and passed. The bill to increase
the mnnufa -,ure OF arms IVES also passed.
Mr.. MeElroy introduce = bul 20 provide further
means for the support Of isdiEsnt families Of our sol
disrs, which was referred toths committee on PROPOSE
items and Grievances.
The sf;ernooa EesIou was occupied in considering the
militia bill in COMMITTEES Of the whole. After consider
able diseu aios the COMMITTEES rose, reported progress
aRd asked leave r set again today, when The House sd-
journsd-
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{ A TIN II AERA>GJMFST We learn f-om tie
Vcksburg HEig, that a plan has been adopted by some
OF thu planners, fer cooking ration3 FOR the soldie 5 IN
he entrenchnents On the Yazoo line. hr. Z. B. Willis
has been appointed superintendent, and requests all
who have cook. to send them to b. place where the
cooking will be done. The COVER elsat furnishes the
p DIVISIONS and utens Is This is sn ad.niFab'e move, and
We trust these having looks will send them to MIR.
willis without delay. Tie soldiers have neither time
mr. facilitiss while in the field for cooking, and we be-
l eve it 10 BE- our Imperative daty to care for them, for
Ion them h ngs oLr fate.
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SKlRNIsETH6 BETWEEN TJscUNBLA AID IuKA.-
Quite aspirfted skirnish occurred between Col. RsddvAs
force ami the Abolilionists n phuf.isy, 1Ifb inst be-
low 2BscHmbia Tbe eneny were reported to have
Of i4flIlry. FIVE husdrod cav Try AMI a battery If mr.
tillery sad ohaye come from Inks, with one kundrsd
empty wagons ~ afa aging expedition. At Cherokee.
sbogt tatniy Hai e. bslow Tnfcumtis, on the Menpfis
AID Chariesioa rail oat, theenemy arc sSsa to nave at
tucked Major Warren with a portion Of Roddris f0rc.s.
He fell back slowly hghsiae ~ ne retrsatea. uadl Col.
R0ddy. whose he-dqter'eFsa are A. TuReumbia, wen FIR
ward to his relief wih aGord n OF HIS caeal.y md
Captain Terralfs Gsoi gs battrfyf s4ms fhFes or four
the CT envy hsited. and the1 retrsa 81 10 3 ~disofaesiy
manner Tor eig I En- mills htfor. they agsiu halted
0Er forces Rthbushed the enemy ssFufsi iiues Our Ioss
in xii ed ard wounded Is reported T. b. twenty asd as
ineny prison, rs The su lqy's hss mach larger. The
official re orr. iuis our less ., only four 4. led and soveu
wounded.
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a CARDi

NJ name appears in the list + d~eserti9ns froa the
w I2th Loni i,us r. giment, publth he'd in tie Mem
phiE Appeal and Fies S0urS VII &. Through tie same
ne linn ] desire to Fnfn m ny fitnGg ard the public
that the charge Is false ard unjust IN the extreme. and
that nrolrHcted Illness aoue prove 1iei my return la
due tire 20 The 18Th regiment a. viii BE 3 OWE by the
Hu joined decision 4 the couri martial bef re which ]
violation Il the 2lst Aftoe Of Wa.
HEADeUARTsRs 18th LOUISIANA REsIrEST,
Camp reaF Grenada, niss, December 2Jth, ls62. 5
General Order No. 8
Before a reginenlal court marital, uhieA conven. a. at
camp a a. q entds, s. pursusnt 70 spec al oder
No 81 and I Hhth Cspls q Th5mEs e. Stan6ifo. o,
coDpany p, fzth Louinans regiment was p { iient,
was s~rTaigned and hied Privass W. T. Bowman com
pany K l@h LsuiiA7s regiment Oharse-Viol ton
Of tie 2ltt Articls Of War. Piea-Not Gu lty. Find
iDg-Not Gu ~. And he court ma ia does therefore
feelaTe ths zee .sed aeqrtedOf he rha z az rsss d.
The proceeding a d hadings il The foregoing case
are approved
By command J. A BOYD,
Iieut-COlo-e l Command ng 18th La r guTt.
}. ". SrANDlFOND, Adult nj.
A irus copv-sIyne4
J.. W. STANDIFoRD. Ia. B'eutenant and Adjutsnt
18th 10 isisua egiuleut.
So fs- from being As publ sted, a deserter. nv o.
fsnae d IS not avn reeeh tbs alleged vi7Iatf u Of fhe
ara aid 9'st A tcle u War "Auy n a co-missione
officer CT sol Ter VII thal. WITHOUT leags sroa his e a..
m ndirg officer, al rrt bimself tr 10 hs o0rs. con.
pany CT d. ehment, h Il, rpon berg eonvic g. Their,
of, b punt led sccordiT & 10 The ma lrs OF his often e.
at he diserstiou Of a eo-rt marrsl."
Desains this sufie eBt for present purposes. I sub
sciib mys-h, seiY TesPe' sicily.
". J. BOWMAN,
desc IT. Company K, 18th Iou sian Reg nept.
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HANNAH 0RnER m

UEADQUARLERS AMP OF INSTRUCTTON1
B~RookHAyES, Nj r, December @. 1852
"A LII VII Q naisIe do 3 Of thu Sta'e OF Mis,ssfpBs
- DetFeea me sg 9 - efh cen and 2 rtV. IA or
d7red r. rsp IT ia mediatsy az he Camps of lrs.rnc.
u T. Ieo-e Hom t1e c'unhes a TIshomfnr Ia
wanda Monroe, Lpwre2, N0xuher, Larderdsfs Cl.rh
Msyee' Greer, Perry, Jones ia per Newton. Ne.bo-
pa WI 90, Oktibb-hA ChiCkSsaw. p nt,tec a "a Tin
P "a ret0ct =. the ca ~ lncsied a. Euierpri . y,
tns MOD ie ana o1io raiir sd. Theso from Al othsr
sou2ties WI roper a. TO camp incAtea al R,,ohS.
ven, on the New DREAMS ard J srkscu railroad
All persons tatng or 20 8 vi ha twenty d.,
be arrested and tFas g a. desert rs. @A'
III 81 c aiminE exemp ton under re "a.
Lo2set are rtqW ed 10 rssort st-tke e,.v
Asl5 .iAi1 AL rec we G rdfores o. exsmpten
nc laws ana rga'eNoB apalt,asia 4, &C.,.
shall be sppl cd to slvh o NE isis 81 ~ = set
SSs peg OF rens gyeea 'es On ollseal O. vac .sal,
shove order. t"eu M tAe
BY ofess Of ths S~,esstarf Q VIZ
n u Ftfftfa
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Opinion of lAe Military Powers of the
Prssiaeaf Under Che Censtiinien.

Judge Curtis. ex IN. tee OF the United States sups
rior court, and Il Republican n politics, has published
Bis "Opiniou Of the mill airy powe.s OF tie Pres dsnt
under the Constitution" n pamp ilet fO~m and mate
40 important sddi1ionto it in Afepiew Of I 9 rights of
reyO ted States The judye uneqslS0catly asserts She
supremacy Of the Constitution IN ali the revo fei
States, and as a necessary consequence, ths protection
il affords to all the citzens ef those States. The judgs
Sits The arguments urRed in fayo. Of the enamel patton
proclamation ant compile e'yexSOses their fsllscy.
such a review, com ng from such d source, should
ST ence the eiamor Of IN sc who deny every political
right 10 the GPced d States. a few weeks since a
hoarvI eaded old hvpecrfte in this city. profeSsipr 20 Be
. minist r of Jcsu sad rebels possessed but twOrifhts
+" tho right 20 b hanged and the rgdt to be damned"
These doctrines have ben IA ght By the pulp { and
press 20 long that ouT armies have re garded pilage ss =
part Of the means by whichthe war is 30 be prosecuted.
The morals If oar s0idie 5 have been corrup,s cd by
pub &c teacher whose duty it was to in5nlcHte order and
vrtse. But It " not a.one in the rabberies committed
by our soldiers hat we hsve suhered by This doctrine
The proclamation Of emancipation IL based upon IT, and
the unity Of the Senthcrn people to-dsy, an their spirit
ef dc eTmfned resistance, are III results of It.
Gne scheme Of dividing the seceded States inaugu4
rated by the passage OF the bill for the admission of
Western Virginia was declared by Nj. Stevens TO BE-
based upon the doctrine That rebels possessed no
rights tie said he could vote for the admission Of
Western Virginia upon thai ground. Judge Curtis. after
annihiiaiing every argument Of the AOolitionists 10 sup.
port tseir schemes Of pillage andEGespoiiNn, b ries all
objections that can be raised to his Argument by saving.
IN substance, that, ifthe rebels we're thrown beyond tia
pale Of constitutional proteetioa by their revolt. the
iset would confer no power upon any branch Of the
government to exceed the authority granted by tbs
Constitution In other words, If The retels a 3 outside
OF the Constitution, we are not.-Cbicago Times.
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YGNKEE LETTERs.-In the editors table OF the last
number Of the Southern Literary Magazine it's sugge'
tet hat ali tbs Yankee letters found rpon the fled Of
battl or eaptu1rd in camps, thould be carefully pre-
served, with a view to the publication Of such Of them
Is disclosed the inner Re and character of the Yankees
The Charleston Courier renews the sugg -ston, and al
the press throus hoGt tie COnfsd rscy to cooperate with
Il. It ia Of great importance remarks the CGurisri that
the moral depra7:ty Of %urfOes should be established ty
irre'u.a5.s proof. it can be done by publishing the let
tsrs UsrbuiH ard ret.ilng the letters themselves, tound
IN book form, in the Congress siOusl library. A commit
tee Of Corg esE should take charge OF the collection and
publication. Meantime all who have Yankee lite s
shouid preserve them carefully. ] ct the civilized world
know that they who have proved Themselves the most
lying, biutaland ,yraonica are, at the same time, the
most sensual, beasty ob'csne and illiterato people Of
modern times. SO says the Richmond Whig.
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Designs rFoS FL1tIDA-We earn from on Norh
EN- exchanges that n d~.leeati y Il m mse S OF 10th
houses OF Cong ess, with Yies President Ham'in at
their head, waited on J.nc5ln WI b q rsquest nun RUS
~ sigced by reputtd For dia1s, asking f0r the apt ONT
ment Of Hon Eli Thayer rs mil taiy governor Of that
state, with aathori Y 20 raise tveriy thor sand i,ysl
emisrsBts. Thy also presented a paper iigDed ~
thirty-fo 1r members q IN, SCI ate snd house, earnestly
eoucuFring in te req est, and n paper from Maio
Gener Hunter, Il command Of tie DepsrimeL Of IL e
South, 10 the same effect The committee was well
satisfied with The Interview. Thst any number # &C.
tual citizens 4 Florida ever sisue { any such document
W. do nos believe.
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POINTED PRgA- HING -Fatber NO do wa AZ sa.,.
trio nan. Re hsa ia bis congreZ srion q Colonel IneFs,
han q "ea'hy farE er, wto hsd kept back hi. Ir .
s'oek OF com room the ma ket in hopes Of "a S M Il e
prcs- The Hasor herd Of i and resolved 10 u so =
pub &c stia k nPel the If sssressor D. 81 bbNth he
read for hs tex, He that witbAoidsth hs co n the
e pc shah curse him nut bic Sings xh n be CD a TIC
. 81 OF HIN hat seib tn It. Paev. xi 26. Colope.
insrahsm c nidnot b 1t know to phrm references w.s
mate, on n eid up hshesd ard faesd b 8 pastor VITA
on VI II seF ftf ng MAKE, b .esm- stH warmer ard
teneeed He s1loa.l sihl { ore closely who Il weFsr.
u aste ep os heSqt apparently det rm nsd notto
e., Atlast the Frsasser tst al D isnce. and nried
u q / mel iqsr4hsm ycuknewth-t / meal you /;
any aoa-t yon hs q down You. h-ata.
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sE The Ssyaarsb Nri7s Of tho 22I says. There
was a rumo in town yesterday that TIE enemy had
evacuated rome Of the sands Oh our coast. We have
reason 10 be ieve that the Export is true, but could le,rn
nothing OF The particulars.
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THE YsSSEEs At BATON RouGE-if womb scam
from rhe movements of the enemy that ihey have CON
G uded nos - wat for tie rising Of the river, Sesors at.
tsektEG ihitp sce.a AtreaAy have they landec a nufnber
Q 'ro'ps az bai0r Rouge, preparatory 10 an advance
-tiher mon re I Hudson or some neigbborirr poiat
Fhe essrt farce OF the enemy Is vurinlisly esfimated
-rorl th9-e 10 tea Thousand men. and from Rtern 10
twenty 5ye sanboats and transports It IS hardly peces
sEry TO say that lie foTces station d here have NOT been
idsr- a"d -hsr the Y ailks' pay - a visit they will aoor.
tArn Whist prepsratioi lave been made for tn ir reeep
ion Wph. got d ollie Is, bravo men and a. holy eanse
W. cannot bus triumph aver eur 70. 4 and overyyheIu
tb5uaf with deieat.-P0g1 Hras9n Ktrs.
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More Of tire Fight az VicEAburs-Iist OF
Casualties in WitzsrB ArtiiieTy.


VICEsBrRG, December 3Q-Ths Fight was resumed
in sight Of the city on the dTorbEHk at six o'clock this
morning and continued for two hours. Our loss yesisr-
day will not exceed ffeon killed aud wounded The
Sd and 30 h Tennessee regiments were yesterday
thrown in front Of our batteries, and. the ensmy making
their appearance in the woods, there regiments fell
back to \ second line Of entronclments this had the
effect desired the enemy advanced, about 20, O strong,
in fine ord T, when the TenneSsesns rose and poured a
deadly fire into their ranks. fell and loaded again,
A ed and charged. -Four Numbered aud ninety prisoners
were taken and between 70 T a ID fve hundred killed.
These gal mt Tennes5euns are emulating the valorops
deeds Of the Louisianians in the engagements Of Satur-
day and Sunday. KIMBzLL
CHTCHAsAw BAYsU, via VicSsbR-g, December 30
The 10th and'3lst Ohio. 22I Kcutucky, 54th Indiana,
and two hi ssouri regiments were a part OF the enc
my's forces which attempted the assault yesterday
We have two eolonels-oue, Colonel Fletcher Of the
3lst Missouri.
General Francis P. Blair commands a division of the
enemy.
Captain Paul Hamilton, General Lees adjutAnt, who
was wounded yesterday, is dead.
We have at least five hundred prisoners and abou K
hundred stand of arfuB.
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E9- By a late fire i, Memphis the stables Of Dr..
Thomas, togeth r with five mules aud about four thou
sand bash-ls Of corn, were CONSUMED. Loss, fur thou
slud do lars. Also, sthe soap works Of z. Prescott
& Co., below tue ecttJn factory on Wolf river Loss,
one thousand dollars.
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Especial to the MississigPisH states that astonishing
was resumed along cur Haos ca ihe Yazoo This morning
ami that a general engagement wss expected to day or
,omorrow The correspondent states that we are pr
pare for them.
Ths D i.oasrs taken on Monday say that the attack
win be renewed from DAY to day anta vekEburg is cap
tured no matter at what sseuhss. This may do for a
blasi. bat i, vii, hudly & in currency Is a prophecy.
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ON tie route rom Grenada Mississippi 70 yicks-
bu &, cns LIE tTHER nun hIlh easor. was
marked with a csrd on tie end, near the handle, Nr.
] Z. We dw@rd The TruEk is omswhas vor1, and
VA Lost sb at the lOJa instant. IwiIDsy q liberal RS
ward 70 any person 6niing and leavi7g e tie Appeal
cmce. J. r WOODWARD,
fc9T 1otS Fautsia eamnanv Iash IA Rer..f
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WAsmNGroNs WILL SToLLN AND soLD.-n ap-
pears by a statemsui mace ct meeting Of the New
York distorted society, that the viii Of Washington
wis so en- on the sdval &c Of the Abol tea ar y into
VI gtnia. and bias -ince been tolI to he Bliih MuAeum-
J was the last production Of hi, pen, having been
written exciusi ely by Washington Il was deposi ed
IN he Fairfa 60 IT h'use, ami Yves sto e. by q r ,de al
soldier, and has foufdits way. notwiths:andiag the gen =
eral annauneemeut Of the ihef, into the curiosity chop
Of theBnih b, VII re it viii doubtless remain, rnless
edolts are made TO b we it. restored
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yExIco.-The las; advices from Mexico are impor
tant The French armies were making triumphant
progress and had captured the cities Of Jsis2a and
A'varado without any resistance whatever. The
French II ops were 5 fering terribly from sickness.
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NOTICE.

HBArogsRTERs PARoLsD n ExCHEDl
PR'SONF RS,
JACKSON. ME-. Deeen bei q. 1852
KTGT1FE J. hereby given in g. swsr to numeraus In.
IN o ,iri-s that al prisoners IT wac b Logging u the
Coefeierate SiaiaE sew &C. d liveIef at V ck hury m.
d r tks Fed raj haz 4 uucs. have been erchqnrsd on
arriva'. All pro ers ar " n within the 60. f-terat,
lines ny 9th T rou "a. can o .ly be exchanged hy r.prr.
Eng IN Pc s1p wi boat deiag 10 thess Beaaol IA tslz Il,
o der = ave their names REGISTERED for excsaere.
By eoLmsnd Of Bcgadier Gso6rsl RUGGLRs.
H. aANSKI
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FOR SALEi

T Y b OkhEven, 3 co nPlete NEWSPAPER EsTAR-
LINH nEkT nearly new nd II nistsu Q Urrr- j.
hRs a VANS paid we'll and The over OniT ~ shes o
d spc Sc OF Il ~ be has not sVailed himself o. h beut.
FITS # { q Semp'isn at. BIT has snter-a { = s'my
Alsc-A DEeJisg Honsa, with kiteh n e;e. AID two
LIT in the beat part Of town.
TIE ms.-CoDfsdera.e or c. tt-n m1rsy- address
+. HEIDERHOFF, D..
IA 4fs prrok hnvan Me-
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL MATCHES!
REBEL MATCHESH

THE undersizt ed having established q Match Ms,n
i factory in the city OF Jackson. would inform 80,
wishing 10 p%nrchase, that all orders from a distanrs. A.
c~OmPanied WIKI the cash, will be promptly filed
decl9-im N. STERN & co
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THE Rndersign-d has heel ap ointed BY Major L.
Mine, Chef Qisrterm 'ster of the DeFs tment, 20
th9 dulles Of he eft ement # : os Jiisl accounts OF
tas Post, 50 FAR as thy pertain 70 the Ora ternsstsrs
Degartm nt-fh4 ~PaTcbssa and issus Of tahcne y
Pureha 2 p init & asd issue # blsnks-purchsss and
i.Fne Of fdsl--emPlosm Mt ard direction OF labo es
enP'o5 Ell It this pest, a d The sui ~ervisio1 aid co. troll
! he puzzle bt cksnth add WO1d sho9s % lis Roh
fersoos hsy g hua nezsil he E5v T 1 bra chs OF The
defartairnt upd 'r NY control will a Pv at my OH e in
h Cd Daguerrean rooms below the P . once.
y. L Room,
aaaa w Ganta I'D as.Istant .ar 2 ta--
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The DFAo-Amoug she martyrs t~oE5et1y ie tas late
Frtdericksburg bait ., s Captain Henry Lord King, sid
Of Maj r4iene al MrLaws, and ION Of lion. Thomas
Butler King, Of Georgia He fell pierced by five bullets,
one OF hem through The heart lie has passed unlurt
through the battles of the Peuinsull. Richmond aud
sharPslurs aui waa at ihe capture CT Harpers Fry,
aud was everywh Ttdistirgui.hed 70 lis galsDirv.
Randolph FarfAx Of viegiuia Is another Of the here =
who saer &c. d his SIC on the b3som of his mother sta,o
in tbs battle If ; esvrday.
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FOE mERR.

WILL hi e a public sus tien, at Jackson. il essn
81 cay q ia uHy. 1852, -FOUR NEsROaS, belong ~
y Ais ~ y g. Harris, a mnor w: One ab!eboded
hlFc oae Wo1'a7, p gsoteo k ~ her and frorer and
Two House Girl. o1- fou- esq ead tie other si.s an
y ar Old. rDE mads keown on The dav of hlrins.
WIZ. j. d LANEY,
de5i.Jt GuaTalaa l9r Mrs hary G Bar rs
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RNR SALE!

o9ELLtau ROUSE, FURNITURE and ten
"A srres - .1and Sh- h1USe en- aims a parlor, bed
room, tHrinK rem and hal. Tbs h0uEe aud kifcI er
are veil bur- c9mfOr' ab : and new. There Is a well
Of groi Was ami other eonveuies, es on The premises.
Apply 10 D FLANFRY, or
JUHN r.. NORRIS
Se9l-'w Tel R-anh nfnea.
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FOR HFRE,

CE-E2AL NE8FO FOMBN aad BOY5, from th,
- frst of Janaa-y. Apply %
CHAS. N n TON,
deSO-3rt Marnolia CostaPe.
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Lead! LeadI!

FAD, in large or email quaint les, bought at the
Il State ordnance department. Ircqnest ali who hsvs
either pipe, pig or bar lead, 20 bring ii in immediate
IS I am very much in need Of it. T. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of Ordnance, $. n.
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Castain Wof,rds Bate y-Cerpo' al John Hatrhin-
son hesh wound in the arm Corporal C~renshAw, killed
Corporal $.Toles. 10 be d slight Y wounded g.. NJ.
Butler both thighs, fevsre; J. ~ Bits, in foot slight ;
J Gregory in head, slight; L. l.. Thomas, slight; Ssrgt
Shine, head, sligh
Captain Drews Battery Sergeant Cal. way, kile5
ID. A. u. Cain, arm ampRta ed.
= Captain Boyens Bst ery.-privaie Callahan, killed.
All otr c&suais - yesterday viii not exceed IS.
McNe,Iy. Of Iieuteuant Jehast1n's section OF CAPTAIN
Ridley's hs;iery, was 5 Ugh ~ wqunled.
I L. PovFR
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y Tse Mcnpais Baistis lamen's the condition 81
tie runaway negroes in that city. They are reported
TO be starving and suffering greatly.
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PoRr WunsoS-rhs f~irksburg N4g contradle1s
the report thst any fsAieg has taken place at his
point. Banss iss a7t } Z male Las appearances 1t 10 /
Hudson, aud We think Wi not until be isin .om
mand Of a larger force than he had at last dr ca
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Yesterday afternoon eight thousand Of the eneray adj
vanced on our right wing in the vicinity Of Chicka-
saw bayou to storm the works, but were mown down in
large Eumberp, and upwards Of four hundred taken
pr soners, together with five stands OF eolors. The re-
ma,nder tEan fell back, when a flag Of trucs was sent
in for peru ission TO bury the dead. under which. some Of
the prisr rers made their escape. The fght was sin
going on ate last evening on our left.
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N. L. SCmLUTER,
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NOTICE!

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