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To the som and Broshers Of lhe seuIh.


The infamous IntimatiOn of Gen. Butler, that
| every southern woman who does not smile upon
the invader shall be treated as a street haTlot Is
| a natural emanation Of Yankee wickedness.
These villains have Just driven away the
guardians OF the women of New Orleans. They
now employ their advantage to insult and des-
| troy Their helpless victims. The mothers and
sisters Of New ORLEANS TO be regarded as - wo-
men OF The town " and treated accordingly
Holy Heaven to what has the wickedness Of
our enemies conducted them! Shall southern
women be insulted with the language and treat
ed with the indignity which betal the wretches
10 whom they are thus compared Has civil
cation known such an enoImity Can bar
barism present parallel
Europe manifested some uneasiness of interest
when national usage was threatened with viola
tion in the destruction of a commercial harbOr
Can Christianity or civilization look with COM
posure upon a mode OF warfare unworthy Cos
sacks England was reprosched for the watch
word attributed to Packenhsm. The " booty
and beauty" Of New Orleans was then as now
the infamous object of the brutal invader The
world stamped its condemnation upon the one as
it will upon the other
England was filed with mourning and misery
for the Outrages perpetrated upon the wives and
daughters of her officers and soldiers by the in
fuTisted baTbsrians of India. Have her people
become recOnciled to the adoption of similar in
EQUITIES by nation claiming to be governed by
principles of enlightened Christianity
Let the world note that the " glorious Union -
is to be restored by throwing men into dungeons,
or making them PeIjure themselves by enforced
allegiance The property of a whole people is
confscated to the cost of their subjugation
The hearts aud hopes of a generation are to be
crushed by this Juggemsut, snd women-inno-
cent wOmen-sre to smile obedience upon their
masters upOS penalty of insult and dishOnor
Is there q son, brother, a husband, a father,
& man, who does not know that the rule of New
Orleans may be that Of every city and hamlet in
the South Does any miserable creature, who
has pledged allegiance to the Yankees, hope that
they will respect himself or his family any long
ar than it may suit Yankee deceit to defer Yam
kee oppression Let no man deceive himself
This is to be the late of ALL sooner or later, if
Yankee domination should succeed Grasp,
then, your arms with renewed resolution. Strike
the last blow that fainting nature gives against
the foe. and then one other for the mother that
bore the wife that loves, or the sister that cher
ishes you. They must be protected and avenged.
Esrbuaoad Hin
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The Enemy at GeorEetarn.

The enemy's gunbOats came up to George
town on Thursday, and landed some troops in
the town. No resistance was made. The mail
intended for Georgetown has been sent back to
this city, because of the presence Of the Yankees
in the former place.
1t is said that the enemy 5 gunboats proceed
ed on the morning Of Thursday q short distance
townians that they would return the same even
ing. There are TumoTs of their having burned
q rice mill, and committed other characteristic
Yankee villainies but of these reports we have
as yet, received no authentic accounts Charles
ton Mercury, 24th.
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The squint.eyed, desplcabls Butler i, DO, as
we have been informed, Is the son of a notorious
pirate, hung for his cIines and murders on the
highseas has, true to the instincts Of his birth,
issued proclamation IL New Orleans, which
the gallant Beauregard has communicated TO his
army at CoIintb, to this effect:
II any female shall, by any 1oyG, gesture or
mOUement, or insult or show contempt for any
officer or soldier Of the United States, she shall
be regarded and held liable to be treated as a
pOmaH Of the tO1oH.
Southern men, viii ye stand this Pli5d as
the agony has already. Leen upon you, viii che
most fearful of yeu all, the most disloyal, sub
NIT to the degradation, to the pollution Of the
women Of New Or!5ans, which this order Of
Lincoln's despieable IniuIOn inevitably eutalls
upon them2 What woman In New Orleans--
what true-hearted southern womau-can d.
otherwise than by word, gesture, or move
ment," express contempt for, and thereby insult,
the Yankee officers and soldiers And what
Yankee officer or soldier, to have preteDse there
for cannot, crafty his lust, charge this ofense
upon an innocent, unofending woman2 Let
the South be common graveyard for her peo-
ple or let them win their liberties and punish
with fire and sword the audacious invaders of
their once happy homes !-Attanta COEtederacy
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THE YANKEE GUNBoATs.-The Petersburg
Express learns that the number of Yankee gun
boats now lying in James river, off City Point,
is eight. They keep well out in the stream,
nearly two miles from the shore, and but little
can be discovered of their operations They
were greatly eIaspeTated at the capture and kill
ing of several Of their men Monday afternoon,
and gave vent to their wrath, by projecting some
one hundred she'll into every part and parcel of
the Point, where they thought it likely any of
our pickets might be ON the lookout No one
received 8 scratch. One Of the shells plunged
into the earth and exploded, making hole big
enough 10 contain horse and rider Others ex-
ploded in the trees, tearing of great limbs and
scattering leaves aud twigs in sll directions
Many of our boys secured several which failed
to explode.
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EECAPED AND RETAKEN.-As ShenH folts
was on Thursday taking the prisoners from the
Memphis Jail to Raleigh, two OF them, Mountain,
charged with larceny, and Phlihps, tus accom-
phce of Barton in killing soldier juuped nom
the conveyance and fad They were rstaken
and conveyed safely to them destination
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JAN DEsTRUCTLoN.--The neighboThoOd Of the
Jail was a very animated spot Poor people were
allowed to carry off tho wood and the fence aud
the out buildings were very quickly demolished
by them The iron work, doors and windows.
and the slate rsof were removed The interior
is to be set On fire and afterwards the walls viii
be taken down
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GENRRALORDERS NO.52.

HEADQUAE WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
COHETH, MISS, May % 1862.
N view 5f The impending events and the proximity
Of the enemy, al publications relating to the
organization movements Of this army or any portion
thereof is posi- vsy prohibited Whoever shall violate
this order if citizen shall be sent for hvyith beyond
the lines and shall be permitted within
them again, and. if in the service, shall be punished
according to the rules and regulations for the army.
The Inspector General and Assistant Inspectors are
especially charged with the execution Of this erdcr.
BY command Of GEN. BEAUREGAKD
GEO W. BRENT Acting Chief of staff 1my27-Iw
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The MAYORALTY,-Ald Morgan John Park,
Esq, and DR.. Merrill are the present candidates
for Mayor It IS said there are other parties on
the anxious bench desirous and willing to bs
called upon to be so obliging as to permit their
names to be placed before the public IS candi
dates for the Mayoralty.
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REAL ESTATE AT 10 o'clock this morning
it will be remembered that Ionsarrat " ,lksr
65 Co will sell at auction soma very lie. irable
property. The sale viii take place GU the prem
ises and the property sold regardless Of the price
bid. All wishing to make paying investment
would d. well to attend this sale
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MISCELLANEOus.
GENERAL ORDER N0. i.
1sr CORPS ARMY OF THH)
MISSISSIPPI

HEADQUARTERS Isr CORPS ARMY OF THH)
MISSISSIPPI
COFIVrH, Msy Z6th, 1902.
I ALL soldiers absent from thu lst Army Corps by
L. expiration Of fuTl0ug1, otherwise, ordered %
report a. these Headquarters within the fifteen
days from this date All sbssntees, without leave
Memphis in its vicinity, will report 70 Capt. J. f.
EdmOndsOn, a the office Titus s. Co.. in Ms phis
within the days who will furnish them with
trans portai0n If entitled thereto
Those failing comply with this order within the ps
fiCd5 gbovs Prescribed viii be arrested and treated
d, serters.
BY order Of Major General POLK.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON
a. A. 6eu5.s.
HEADQUARTEEi IsT CORPS ARMY OF IaEJ
EISStSAlPPI
COHSTH, MAY 2jth l-f1 }
Special Orders No. 81.
I ALL leaves Of absencs granted 10 oEicars OF men
L If this Army corps, except tl,m these EeadQGsr
terra hereby revoked and s persons holding them
ordered report 70 their respective commanders imre
dately.
BY order of Ma, General POLK
GEO. FQlLLIAMSOE
my27-lw A. 4 General
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sALrPETER -This great necessiLy Of the Re.

SALTPETER-This great necessity Of the re-
public cries aloud TO all who can embark in its
preparation to do so without delay. Its prepa-
ration from soil under old houses, and from re,
fuse matter generally, is so simple, and the profit
so immense, that we are surprised to ind in our
community SO little attention paid to the serious
want of the country. We saw, few days ago,
a notice headed How Woman Makes Gun
powder" A lady in the South. seeing call
upon the people to prepare saltpeter, with de-
tail of the plan, got the earth from beneath the
houses on the farm, emptied the ssnes from her
lye hoppers, Teflled them three in number) with
the earth, and poured water into hopper number
one this water, after running through, was
pourned into number two, and then into number
three, the process being repeated until all the
salt was thus washed from the earth; she then
mixed lime with the liquid until it ceased to cur
die, and upon its crystslzing she obtained one
hundred pounds pure saltpeter, at the govern
ment value of fifty cents per pound. The patri-
otic energy of this lady can and should be imi-
tsted by many hundreds in the country Lynch
burg Republican
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SIOO REWARD !

NILL p7y the above reward fo- tbe apPrehe nsi9D
/ aud dsigery Of JAS. L BARTON Sa d Baron
ebout i've ,e-t nns OF ten inches high made
gh' hair short very pale il he face about euy
three year, old teeth out In he upper jaw but two
long rnHg- lie is an iIveters.s smoker and very
g.0d sksr ia has been lately eupPed on the fore
i 10 aud uack CT the eel D. J. PORTER
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e Ladies aud gents wanting a round-con-
ered iron-framed, seven-octave, IosewoOd-cased
of Wallace, Hyde & R0gersou, this morning
at 10 o'clock, This piano Is oil that it Is repre-
sented. These gentlemen also sell spl'ndid
set If chamber furniture
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The lGeeIine To-Day.

It bas been determined by several Of cur most
prominent citizens, to bold & meeting this after
noon al 3 O'Clock, to consider what Memphis
can % for her own defense. The presence Of
every citizen is therefore requested at the May
or's office al the above named hour.
NUMEROUS CITIZENS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS 18TH TENS REGIMENT, !
am BRIGADE. HNDMAN'S DIVISION,
CORIETH May 27th. 1862,
A L. members of the 3Sth Tennessee Regiment now
IA absent on furioUgh hereby ordered TO report
themselves at these Headquarters within ten days from
this date they will be reported and published de-
serteTs and then sent for and arrested as such All
who are bedridden must send forward Hospital Sur
geon-r certificate hey viii be dealt with deserters
BY command JOHN G.. CARTER,
Colonel 35tL Tennessee Regiment.
L. KETCHUM Adjutsnt. my29 Ste
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The RVER.-The Mississippi is beginning to
show something Of his every day look, islands
and sauuhars that have been concealed for we, ks
arc daily assuming larger proportions; the water
Is stil falling The weather was very warm
yesterday, and the dust has again become al.
noyiug. The Julia Roane left yesterday for the
Arkansas. The Conway is advertised to leave
this afternoon for St. Francis river, and the
Eliza G., lcr White river The Eliza G. arrived
from White river Yesterday.
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ELCoRDEk's COUET.-Businsss was quiet al
this court y-ssrday, JnaTe ~-re only i've
cases On the Recorders docket and iour on the
Provost MOrshals. Madame Blanche, ior viola
ton Of Provost Marshars regulations, was fined
dnllars
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ARCADE SALEs.-We call attention to the sales
to-day at the Arcade of parlor furniture, sugar,
and then a cottage residence That firm must
DO doing driving business
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CARPETSI

We hs7s ever hand large stock Of tbs sbOvs and
ether ssssonabIe zOods. Further supplies arriving
We WIZ take Confederate Bonds, Treasury Notes
zfissssippi Hotes ArkaDsss war Boods, Cotton, Wool
Wheat Corn, Rye, Fidss Dried Fruits, Peas Socks
Jeans Linseys Butter Eggs, ETC. a market vsas, in
rsFneut of accounts f0f goods.
CASH raid far WO0T~-washed 0y 10 the dirt.
nos TAFL0S & MCEWEB
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COMPLETE YOUR WARDRoBE.-By buying
beautiful goods Of A. l. Andrews & Co.,
at 25I Main street Sale at 3 o'clock a. NJ.
Everybody vii be there
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-H The people of Norfolk keep sleof from the
Fsderals, having no intercourse with them what
ever. The stores are all closed, and it is rare
sight to see male citizen on the strests-the la
dies never.
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II See Wallace, Hyde q Rogersons sdver-
tiseaent of tobacco, sugar, soap and starch they
also sell a splendid piano, carpets, bureaus, etc
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6 Times IN GENERAL.-The city was in a
Babel of rumo1s yesterday. Things true and
untrue passed from one to another with great
rap;di,y Things the most astounding were
believed, aud facts entirely correct laughed at as
false notwithstanding all the agitation and
anticipation, auctions were very well attended,
and the ladies' were busy shopping, as usual
The dust has again become nuisance, and
warm weather at length appears to have become
a fixture The Mayoralty, among other subjects
was discussed, and scrub race with legion
Of candidates talked of as likely, unless some
system of nomination is organized. Esq. Horne
IS a candidate as Recorder and Mr.. Bowen as
Tax Collector
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SOMETHING TO INVEST IN.-The beautiful
and choice goods, that will be sold at y o'clock
by A L Andrews 81 Co.
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tie weighed on the City Inspectors scales las,
evening we nave ever seen IN Memphis-tney
belonged t. Eb0gIt Il kriei, butchers Of this
ciy; their united weight was 4!Jy. They
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
Formerly the WhitemOre House.

BE undersigned, having leased tie above -
Il premises has opened house Of sntsrts am a's97
ment for the travelling public. The house has iiI
been thoroughly repaired and renovated, from-E&sA
bottom 70 top snd partly newly furnished The sci
wants viii be prompt and attentive and the proprietor
hopes 10y strict attention to he Of his guests
merit liberal share OF patronage.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL.
Is situsted Adams street between Third and FOurtL
convenient 70 the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot TO the business part Of the city and 10 be
same squsIs with ti= Post Once and ThssteT.
oclOdly JOS. WILLIS Propn.I.,l.
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VILE ALLEYs.--We want TO see some Of the
filthy alleys in the city cleansed before the pub
lie health suffers the police can find a specimen
of what we ailude to uesr our Office
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How TO SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Go to the
auction st 25I Main street, A. L. Andrews & Co,
at . o clock A. NJ and invest in staple goods
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n " Mother" said Ike Partingon, " did you
know that the iron horse has but one ear +"
Zone ear morciful gracious, child, what do
you meant" "Why, the engine ear, of eourse!"
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Ehe War News.

Yesterday added no new feature to the condi-
ton of affairs IL and around Richmond The
same uncertainty with regard to the operations
of the enemy that has existed for the past week
still continues, and although we have the most
ample evidence upon which to establish the be-
lief that he is preparing for grand attack upon
which to base prediction when such an attack
will be made
There can be no doubt that considerable
force OF the enemy have reached the Chicks-
homlny, and 1t was reliably stated that they were
yesterday engaged III re building the Long
Bridge over that stream, which had been de-
stroyed IN obedience to an order from Gen. John
StOn.
1t Is Indeed refreshing to witness the cool de-
termination with which citizens and soldiers
await the approach of the foe. There is no
trepidation manifest and on all hands there is the
hrmest resolution to contend for every inch of
ground la defense of the city The policy of
the Confederate and State Governments, and the
feelings of the people, are in harmony, and if
Richmond ever falls-a contingency which we
do not anticipate-it will not be for want Of
hearty and cordial co operation Richmond Dis
patch, May 22
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CoTToE BURNING.-.The cotton lying at Fort
Pickering was burned aE half past one yesterday
morning. Il Is SAID that similar burnings took
place at Brownsville and other points 1 small
lot was also bIrned on our bLulf in The afternoon
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81. 1862
ROiire 10 News Agents, News DenIers. md
Ghe Public ssPuPPuIIv,

IucouSequence of the greatly increased coat
of paper and ink, both having gone up within
the past two or three months over one hundred
per cent, we are forced, in set-deleus- to raise
the price of the paper upon all news dealers
carriers and agents. From and after this date
theBiore, the uniform price of our paper will be
FIVE CENTS, per copy twill b. reaiI5d at The
counter as heretofore, at five GEMS
May y, 1862
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$50 REWARD.

DESERTED from my company, private Patrick
II Mannix viii pay $50 reward for bis delivery to
ne at his COMPANY. THOS. STOKES,
niy27-lws Capt B. K. 2d Reg Tenn Vol.
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Buy CHEAr-Readers wlllTememoor ;lat the
china, glassware hardware. mousse furnishing
goods, etc, at c. n Erlcns store, On 1Iain
street between Umou and Geyoso, is offered Tor
sale on low terms The remainder viii be sold
by auction ON Monday.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CIVIL tiuV AND PROV MARSHALL
MEMPHIS May s6th 1862. {
4 IGIZENS in th- country stliced 20 bring the
~ city all kinds Of provisions and hereafter they will
be permitted 20 sell the ell hours of the day
frym their market wagons. without obtaining any per
mlt or paying any license for the privilege being
ernsd In the prices by tariff sabsbed by the Com
mRndsnt Of he Post J. d. MCKiSICK
uy271w Civil Governor and Provost MarshaL
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Ar II WHOLBSALB!

- Il " H " ~ II ~ IA ~ ~
DPS bales best rs Osnaburgs,
40 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
40 cases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVershOes,
as Gents Boots,
8 WOmcIa's stout Shoes.
II ChiIdrem's Shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
90 e Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Hip shoes
6 RusseE Shoes,
"a Umbrellas,
rs pieces TWeeds and CassimeTes
so Jeans,
so . Ticking.
rs Hersey,
20 MerinOs,
100 . Plaid and Striped Do
Enestics,
20 - GinghaIns,
10 Heavy ShirUing Checks,
400 CalIcOeS,
80 - Hickory Shirungs,
20 dozen OVeraIIs,
IL Heavy Wool jackets.
OOU pairs = EGAEAG1lAOOHS.
so Suits Gray KerseyS,
SEQ dozen Spool COrGOn,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks.
20 :" Wool Hose.
so Cotton Hose.
so Misses and Children
Hose,
80 gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs Turkey Red COucn.
80 lbs. knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOFSteds,
30 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, GufTTs.
Brown shirtings and sheeuDgs,
Bleached " s.
Checked JaeOnet and Swiss FEus-
Inns,
Table Cloths, Napkins and ToVv-
els,
Plaid and White Linsevs.
Canton FIanneIs, Green Ra5xe.
White and Red FlanneIs,
Shawls, Neck Comforts,
Black YelvetS, AIDaccas.
Irish Linens,
Handkerehiefs, Cravats, Fsyovps
Ladies' and Gents GauntIets
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, CARPET War;
Wrapping TWine,
Flax Threads, Nee6Fes us
Fable cutlery, scissors, etc.
We efer the above, and other dssirabla,,,5.
to arrive at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH
p Country Socks, Jeans, Linssys. etc vii.
be taken IN exchange for goods. w. f1i
JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO
jsl4-ly 'u sE'sis
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INSULTING A LADY.-Wm. Iobiu was fined
twenty dollars by the Recorder yesterday for
throwing his arm in a ladys face IN the street.
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PARTISAN sERvIcE.-The following resOlu

PARTISAN SERvICE.-The following resolu-
ton in relation to partisan service was adopted
by the Virginia Legislature, May II, 1862:
WHEREAS. This General Assembly places a
high estimate upon the value of the ranger or
partisan service in prosecuting the present war
to successful issue, and regards it as perfectly
legitimate, and it being understood that a Fed
eral commander on the northern border of Viz
ginia has intimated his purpose if such service
be not discontinued, to lay waste, by fire, the
portions of our territory at present under his
power
- Resolved, by the General Assembly, That in its
opinion the policy OF employing such rangers
and psrtissns ought to be carried cut energet-
icsly both by the authorities Of the State and of
the Confederate States, without the slightest re-
gard to such threats.
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WANTED To INVEST,
FROM 10, 900 TO $4,000 Dollars

| u Iuy,s IL an improved PLANTATION and
/ HAND be wesu Svuphis end VicksbuIg on or
near biir sssipp lv-f drs able i'm rOyod Real
ate il the & Try of Memphis PrJpo ais to
self sre invited from principals snd owners only luO
from gents add ess-J With sealed and d7scrIp
| ton 80 p 0yss y, 20 L ek hos No "a Memphis Pos
] DEIc- PUk jHASER.
| L.L.. 1.
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CALABuosE PRISONERS. .--fnis class Of prs
onefs are now confined at the station house
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CONFERFRATE MONEY

fTHE undersigned offers for sale splendid tract Of
Il Land, containing hundred acres. one and half
miles mom Union depot on The Memphis and Ohio Raij-
road CHAS. CRENSHAW.
my27-lws or WIN EDWARDS
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B- The II. d Mear5 and the Hartford City
arrived at Yicksbmg on the 9th, from the
YazoO river
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FOR SALE !!

F1TE will cell a >EGRO MAN and WOMAN cheap
w for Confederate money. Csll on
l. FtiRSpENBURG a co,
..-la .yzD a1aft rfr.ef