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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-29
NOTTCEI

NH underagusd has teen sp-oiuted bv Msf5r II
4 Minis, Chief Q1artermsSter Of the Department. tn
ths duties Of The .sttemsut of Pos3iiaI accounts ~
this Post so fer IS they perta "a 10 the Ona-tererasterss
Departmental purchase and issue Of rtatisns-Y-
purcha p inting aud issue Ct blsnk-5urshsss and
issue Of fusl-eupl0y M ut and direction OF lsborers
emp'oJe1 st this post, 8 d the supervision ard control
= the pu3lle oitcssmith and VOID shops ST ibis post,
Persons hav ~ bUs ness in he ssvtrll 6rarchas OF tbs
department. ind r my control will a ply at nv oaice in
'hs Old Daguerrean rooms below the Pcs ONCE.
D.. L BOON.
dr2o W CaDfs n AVID assistant Quar- erm Rets-.
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Owing to the uncertainty Of the mails we must
5sclips all risk in the transmission of enclosures
to rs through the post Offices. Losses are SO
f.a,nsntv reporssd as to convince US there is
c,rslessness, if cot culPebiiity, somewhere to
suoh su extent that we cannot assume the re-
sDopsibiitv. Let. this be remembered.
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MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %.
uanraLERs AND READERS
~ 49, GRENADA.

The APPEAL win be supplied to dealers ana
the public generally, at Glsnada' by A w
AYREs, our regular agent at that point to
whom all applications for papers to circulate IN
AZ u.o;,i+y sbonld ba addressed.
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Fsdersl neperts from lhe Rirer.

From the Memphis ArguE, December @.
From ia seDgeTs on steamers City Belle, Gladiator,
and Bel Creole, which have arrived from below Helena
since our last ssue, we obtain some interesting infOTms-
ton re ggrding affairs down The river.
Last Friday afternoon the GladiatOr was at FriarE
Point, and while unlosdi g cotton from wagons, pre-
paratory to rolling it on board her crew wers fred on
by guerallas
One mzn-a dsckhaad, whose name we did Otlearn-
was Killed. F. 0 one else was injured. The OEeeTs and
owners OF the boat ia turn attacked the guerillaS who
board d the boat, firing quite a uumber Of shots from
guns aud pistols. The attacking party evidently antiei'
pated nc, resistance As we are informed, the affair re-
suited In the death Of two or three OF the guerilas and
the capture Of three prisoners. Ths latter we're brought
to the city and lodged in Irving prison.
The boats report little interference in their trips gen
orally, and the expeditions have been thus far success
full The City Belle brought up over 200, and the Belle
Creole upward Of 100 bales Of cotton, obtained at prices
which will enable the purchasers to realize handsome
profits on it.
We learn that Major Kelsey, of this city, captured on
the Lake City, a short time since, BY Writ Adams cav
airy, has been released, and viii probably arrive to-day.
We have no doubt the other gentlemen taken at the
same time will soon be released.
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TS The news ION Nashville leads Us to believe that
Rosecraua's army is unable to move till its supplies Of
the material Of w4r hav reached Il by way of the Cum.
berland. Neither the Tennessee nor Cumberland are
vet nav gable for gunbOats. Until this condition Of the
rivers sIpefvenes, We shall, it seems, HAYS no battle
near Nashv lie. Our army even now encompass the
city at distances from it varying from six to sixteen
mileA-EHoIUiW Register.
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NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS PARCLEO and
PRISONERS.
JACEs0s, Aps- DscembeI a. 1862
MOTTO L. hereby Civeo in sIswsr to numerous in.
N q1iri- 3 that ali prisoner &C war beIqueinz u ~.
Confederate Stalss selv CO, drlvs1eist yck burg mr..
der the Fed raj flag Il truce. have been EXCHANGED n,
arrival Al prIsOzeTS IT iv nz within the Confsdarats
lines ~ othfr ron es, can oily % exchanged by rapors.
ing IN Pc SOD without dsisy % thsss Hsadqasrts+s n,
0 der % rave their names REGISTERED for exchange.
b. eO1m1nd Of Bdgadier General RUGGLEs-
II SZY ANSTT
de2b m A. A and Tn-Deet C..
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psEaVDENrD WIS, ADDRESS.

We gige ths evening what viii be found an a1mirS-
bbs report Of the speech Of President DAVIS 70 the Mis-
sssi5pi L. ~gislatu-e. Those Of our readers who had n t
The pIeas re Of hearing the address can be gratihed with
aperusal Of it in as fun and correct a form as was pos
allie under the circumstances.
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" The Memphis Argss, Of the 23d inst, announces
the death Of Mr.. Thomas W. Hunt an old resident Of
that city. M Hunt was one Of the best and most sue
cessful business men Of Memphis, and was, from its or
gauization down to the occupation of the city by the
Fsierals, president Of the Chamber Of mme He
was a man Of strong sense and sterling qualities, and
conciisted the coed will and enjoyed the confidence,
love and esteem of sl with whom he associated. He
has been in failing heath for some years, ard had long
since become r~econciled to the fats that he well knew
awaited him. Peace 20 his ashes.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
RumOrs of GrosIsy's Position.

RICHMOND, December pa gentleman who has
run the b ocksde, reports he read in 3 late number Of
the New York Tribune an editorial which declared EN-
phstcslly in favor Of peace, as the only pansses for the
Ills which nflict the country, and that war has lasted
long enough and should be terminated at once. This
should be received as a probable rumor.
New York HerRId's Views.
RICHMOND, December 25-The New York Herald Of
the 18th contains fall details Of ihe recent military opera
tons in North Carolina, and claims a splendid success
for the Union troops.
In a Respondent editorial the Herald urges Governor
Seymour to call a convention Of the loyal States, and
invite the Southern States to cooperate. It says that
unless the reb Illon is crushed before spring, the rebels
will have Napoleon for an ally.
Federal Reports from the Wess.
A dispatch in the Herald from Cairo, says it was le-
ported at Memphis that the rebels bad gone toward
Grand Jenc'ion. but nothing was known positively.
A small rebel force made a raid on the suburbs Ct
Mem his. on the night Of the 2lst, pillsged several stores
aud carried Oh one han red head Of cattle, and one
hundred and eighty mules.
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Federal Rumor. from mfdd,, T..ue.,..

Telegraphic correspondence Of the Cincinnati ComIl
NASHVILLE. December is-The rebels 2 apevir es
hsve assured us daily that Price was coming 10 effect a
junction with Braggs army
The miitar author les IN Central Kentucky have
what they ooDside~ reliable J. formation that Van Dorm
has arrived with his command at sisvsns00, Alabama,
to reinforce Bragg. We have information from that
point a late az yesterday morning eOBtrsdlcting the
rrpOrt
A telegram, just reoeived At headquarters from Corinth,
hissi-siPpi, reports FsTress, o. Bragg's army, With his
cayslry cvmmafd, fighting our forces all day, near that
post. He Ell Nurfrsssboro', last week, with about four
thol-And CavAlry
Il is generally quiet IN our from. to day. The rebel
divisions are changing positions somewhat
Morgan 10 reported moving nOrthward, 70 cut our rail
way communication
MajorGensrai Hamilton is relieved from duty in This
department, at his own request.
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NRm A%nYE.TIeeuc.
NOTICE.

CAMP or DESTRUCTION.
CAMP MOOEE, IA, Decamb-r l5-b, 1862
NOdMANOkRS Of Regiments, Bat aiions d con.
pRRic8 Of PITTS n Ringer .ased IL Eastern u
3 sna, srs hereby oriere1 % fu-nis1 r. with tn an
taorlty by which th-y Wsrs raised. within fifteen DAYS
from this date. AlE1 sc0nDlet3 rR1 ro1rscs copy Of
sheir muster rolls. Hy crier Of
=. DTh0NTEL-
hJor a7d A. 4. G. o a.,
ds20 l5t Comna1d.~r CanH cf I--rq ion
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ENROH the 1ndsr,iEzel a fis ROM. g. Wrs. Sb.ek.L
l. tor4s b"s-5iaE konse. RED WOOL CARPET
co1ta'uinE = rev i've { ol'D Nc. las stA
and a hnEl a-count o. solcisrs d~ircha-g., which VIII Be
Of no service e. sny bat re .vner. Also. soma
ClsLiog-One pair hoUes5ul pants two n 4. ana a
par Of Wo7lsa 81 YES 7 Eil pay ten d H-rs 90 gny
ore who vii deliver sad Ca.pst ss chel with C. n EMS
- A. Va q at hcAuiste-s ore
de21 - ] ID EVTTC
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ON tbs route rom Grenada Mississippi TO vIek--
~ be :, ne LIE TBER TEUEE f1.h ce'o-. was
marked vitb 3 card en- I : s-d, near tee handle. Ar.
J E No dUard The Trunk Is some What wors. and
va Let % nj the iOtu inAtAAt. 7 vii p-y a ib-rsi re-
ward 20 any per@on ming ard lesyt g + & & e Appeal
of3cs. J. p
naz7 I0t. Ca1tsil eomnanv l Lnh =
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llauors % the hivor.
From the vicksburg Citizen of this morning

From below the reported bombardment of Port Hud
son is confirmed, aud an attack by the Ysneee Land
forces 8 daily expected. We have also further conhr
nation Of Il rumor that Banks had landed at at
portion Of his troops at Baton Rouge, and that he hat
established his headquarters At that city.
On the river above the battle is close at hard. The
entire feet Of ~gunbo2ts and transports, carrying an i'm.
mense army, IL now in the immediate vicinity Of thi'
city. II is supposed that they will bring an army Of
onshurd ed aud fifty thousand men to r due this place
Numerical strength viii avail them nothing in an attack
on Vicksburg, and We predict for them the most disas
& GUS defeat that tn have yet met with in this war.
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CnrnIrr Firht Nenr Iaek.op. Tennessee
10 the Cincinnati Commercial

NASHVILLE, December I5 -General Sullivan, at
Jackson, Tennessee, t~slegraphs General ROsecraz that
General Dodge telegraphs Aim from COTin;h, to-day,
that his cavalry had been fghdag Forrest all day in
that vicinity. Forrest, with $500 cavalry and FIVE pieces
of artillery, left Wandsboro' on Tuesday. Col Napier,
with 1000 or 5000 cavalry and four cannon, crossed the
Tennessee st Carrolkvile on Mouday. TO Join Forrest.
Is Is reported that they would strike jackson first, and
Bethel next, TO stop Grants supplies.
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JUsICE TO PASoLA CeUYTY.-A few days ago we
COPIED a paragraph freD the Memphis BaHetia Of the
10Th, stating that $500 worth OF cotton had been
burned At Yards, " all Of WHICH was designed for Mem
phis " A citizen OF Pamela writes Us, in justice to The
people OF that county, correcting the statement. He
says: g." Tbs most of 1t had been bought and psid for
by the Confederate governmsnt and what little Of it
that was owned by individuals was sent there for trans.
por.ation by reilrosd outward Ihsve been Informed
by Mr.. Terrell, thu agent OF the railroad company at
sardis, that at lesst eight-tenths OF this cotton belonged
to the government, and the balance was, as 1 have
stated, and that not a pound has been offered to the
Yankees
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Y A steamer arrived at New York on The 18th, from
B rmuda, and reported several vessels there loaded with
arms, ammunition and stores for the rebels. The steam
sr Cornubia, painted lead color, had sailed, doubtless to
run the blockade.
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Among other persons at present in the city, We
are much grstfsd to meet our old and esteemed friend,
Co. Geo. Pattison, Of Memphis. The colonel has been
pretty roughly handled by the Federals, having been
arrested and imprisoned several times by them en- trivial
charges. He is siopP ng at the Confederate House, and
viii leave on the evening train for Richmond.
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VN9E effects Ct d.csa,ed soldiers from tbs Unlvaratr
Hos ital At O1fOri, Mis- issippi, can be obtsinsd ~
their legal representatives, on appl G ton to me At ~
terpEss MISS THOS. G. BURLINGTON
Ss~o4 Surgeon C. 8. Army
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Erwy IN THE VALLEY.-F7om al

The ENEMY IN THE VALLEY-FTom a ! that We
bavo bsen able TO learn from the lower valley within
the past two or three days, we think it highly probable
that Winchester hes again beea occupied by the Fede-
raj forces. o r own troop, under command Of Brga'
dier-General Jones, fell back on Saturday, and II was
Tumored that the enemy were moving upon Winchester
from harrisburg and RomnPy. As early IS Thursday
last they occupied Martinsburg.-RiehMoNd Dispatch
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IRPoRTAKT RUMoR-During the day yesterday a ru-
NOR was extensively circulated in the city to the effect
that an order had been issued from the Yankee War
Department for the arrest Of John Van Buren, IN New
York, which had met with such furious resistance IS to
prevent the execution of the order. Great excitement
i represented to have existed in New York on the an.
nouneement Of the order, and among the conservatives
the determination was general that it should not be ear,
ried into effect. How this ru1or originated, or where It
came from, we are net prepared to say. Our Nor-hsrn
dates, up to the 18th, make no mention Of the afar. =
RirhmsHd Dispafch
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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tribune thus g 'ssips about the Porter trial
Fitz John Porter's trial drsgs is slow length along
under the tedious cross e. Nominations Of that most pug
nacioug Of lawyers, Reverdy johnson. But Pope Is the
very embodiment Of dGsh and determination; and II
there was a conspiracy to defeat him in the campaign
Of the RappahsnnOcE. of Will Porter was one OF the
central figures, ] am sure be will show it. Aud If he
does, and the court condemns the coiprt, the country
will demand that he suffer the penalty Of the crime
t. O., death The shooting OF half a dozen inbeciles and
semitrait0Ts, whose shoulders glisten with silver stsrs.
would save streams Of precious plsbian blood, and DO
more for the fluff lment Of the o~ft-uttered n~inety-day
prophecy Of the Premier, than all the strategy ever
d.eamed Of In West Paint philosophY.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday evening as a
freight train WAS coming in fOm Yicksburg, It ran over
two mules On the track, throwing of the locomotive
aud MASKING up some four or five cars. No personal
injury was sustained by the accident, though a lsdy and
her child made a very narrow escape, they being in a
box chr which WIS ozartnrned.
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II Our readers msy remember that last spring Z
mal band Of United States soldiers, who, under in.
-strucIons from General Mitchell, made a bold and near
ly successful attempt 10 run of 4 rebel locomotive, were
ca Ieht and imprisoned in Atlanta. The whole number
Of those taken Hss between twenty and thirty. Eight
were hung. Among the eight were VIM. Campbell and
George Wilsou, Of the I'd hjo, and Samuel Blsyens and
Samuel Robinson, of the SD Ohio.
Upward Of q month sgo those remaining in prison,
nineteen in all, learned that an order bad been issued
by the Confederate Secretary Of War, FOR their execu-
ton. They immediately arranged q plan Of escape,
and suceeeded, slough perhaps aome of them have bsen
recaptursd Two Of those who escaped, y. J. Hawkins
and Il. A. Dors.y Of the 33i Ohio, called yestsFd. y at
our office. in fine health and spiritA They say, that on
recovering their freedom, they betook themselves to the
woods. and after twsntyone days OF WEAKNESS and hun
GER fonnd their way to Somerset, il this State.
Thev are now enrolled under the United States hsg.
and prepared to give every crop Of blood in their veins
20 the cause Of their country -L0uisuflIe J0trHzL
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EPA Washington dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
dated the nth instant, says Another Of Secretary
Jacob ThompsOn's captured letters has heen published
dated in 1853. It refers to the acquisition Of Cuba by
hlhbusters, and says emphatcaIly that Bueh2nsns ad-
rlinistration is favorable to its scheme. II enclosed Slo,-
700, to Be used In buying up Southern editors in behalf
o. the fIibusters.
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N0TICE DO -0IsRTERMaeTER..

l'FE cn5ersigned b fulls prepared to manufacture
f-e hunrr d complete A MY SUITS rsr week.
sDs inv'e ths at n TO- o. Qlszrerms Ter. { h. IA
eli les Ct Arnory Hal Jackson, hiss. In aed.s.s CT.
ds-s 3 lifted !. =
6s-0 ~
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T ExPresi1ent Buchanan &. out in still anotherlet
ter in the National HH,eHigeacer, reviewing his contro-
versy wi b Gen. Scott He attempts TO show that extra
supplies of arms were not distributed to the Southern
States by Floyd, and cites, as evidence, s report Of
Lieutant-G 70 vernon Stanton, of Ohio, when a member
Of the house committee on military affairs.
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~ To defend the Louisville railroad and got SUI A..
ne Rosec-anz-nearly starved out in Nashville Is
b til6iog siccSade forts along the whole line If the Nasl.
vile aud LouLYLlle railroad.
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ON the Railroad. betwsea Grenada and Csrtsu, on
" Sunday. November 80 b lsst a med I'M size1 SOIL
LEATHsR TRUNK without any BaIkt A liberal
reward Wll be piid % any one fer is delivery a. the
T7tesraph shiee either ct Canton or Grenada.
daa5 A. " NJ ~MApSHAJr.
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BoErGr, Iaek'oH ~sd Tres'o. z~ksH.
Memphis Threatened.

memphis mfeHtcueus
Special to the Appeal
GRENADA, December ga surgeon Of General
Cheath.m's division, just in from Memphis, who left
there on Tuesday, reports that the Confederate cavalry
under Van Dorm, bad suclrclea the city, occupying
Chelses, Wolf river bridge and the Fair Grounds. A
Gag Of truce was seat In on Tuesday morning, the sup
position was to demand the surrender Of the city.
The Memphis Argus Of the 23d, says on the authority
Of Col. Logan, Of the 32d Illinois, that the Confsderates
had captured Bolivar, Jackson and Trenton.
The greatest excitement prevailed in Memphis, the
Yankees moving all their plumber into the fortlheahons
on Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The Bulletin acknowledges to a loss Of fifteen hun
dred prisoners and en- immense amount Of stores at
Holly Springs, and total destruction Of the railroad
north Of that place. It says the destruction Of property
will probably compel Grant to fall back from Oxford
and Holly SPRING..
from Virginia,
RICHMOND, December 26.-Thers is nothing Of IL
terest f ON Fredericksburg to-day. There are move
ments which came, be made public, but which win, no
doubt be sueces,fuL.
Christmas was celebrate with unusual spirit ysster-
day. There were few acts Of lawlessncss.
Passen GERS by the Cent al train tonight, report the
Fede1als foar 20 eight Thousand itrong, under Miiroy
aiysnc ng up the valley. They are reported to have
taken the route Of Mooraeld and S~trasburg, sVAdng
Winchester.
Il Wa reported the enemy we're at Front Royal
several days sgo. They are now reported to have
reached WOODSTOCK, thirty miles this ride Of Winchester,
in the heart Of the Shenandoah vsllsy. Their course is
said TO have been marked By every species Of outrage,
the country was laid waste, and the inhabitants plum
dered and maltreatsL Their depredations will no
doubt be promptly checked, and their sudaclry pun
lshed ere long.
Eron ChattaEssEa-TOEnPkIEsViIle, Ky,
E2kcz BY merEEE.
CHATTANOOGA, December 27-Partss from Nur-
f%reesooro' report that Morgan has taken T~Ompkins-
VILE, Kentucky, and captured twelve hundred Prit-
oners, a hundred head of cattle, and sen; them to Muir
freesboro'.
Several persons have been or are to be executed in
Murfreesbi 70 As spies and deserters-
The New York Tribune says that the Confederate
States must be recognized. There is no probability Of
whipping them. Pesce is the only panacea for the
present difficulties.
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workings Of the EmuacIPatisa Proofs

Workings Of the EmuRcIPaTisR PrOcia-
nation.
Correspondence CT tie Chi ago Tines
LAGRANGE Tenn, November Is Il prepoBs to give
you a few ia Is s. thsy exist in this part Of TeInei see
ADout tn days ago 1 a rived as IaGrsnFs. Since
then 4 b We seen q htts ton-ethn ne OF the s'untry in
la5i a Is, etc and, among othtr thingy, the wor-iug Of
t1e emsac pa iOo system.
As many as fcur or five hundred negro families hav-
arived h-rs and are now taking mp qusrte g in the
eturch buildings, yaea 4 h.useg, It rs ere To day ]
saw some Rhl hsd 0esu hsre a week, snd hey All
they bad eaien nothing since hey La5 lar their mas
tecs. l hear # snns Of the planters tsLi1g them to GO,
as ,h-y las nothing TO feed them wits. What t1-y can
do here, o. WI at = going 70 be done with tbem I do MT
kn ~. Dor army is e. er6y ovsrSccsed vita negro
O. ks. teHms'evs, &c.
They can o. be zen. North. because the free St-tss
VII NOS r~ecriTe them. Tncy cannot hTe here, for they
have netting to live upon. Neither can hey liv- upon
tn Wi population, FOR ttey have scarce enough for
ta-m.slfes
Thev mAy : 81 sips. Then what ShSii \ poor zig
gar & Auj. 1 ii Tx. II abraham Lincoln carrie. his
PrcjsEs tion iUO tG ct, IS he threatens % do on tss
frat # Jsnusry ueIt be will he all a U on very May
lime. f. answer 20 the poor Ne Ero's song
# athsF states follow the recsat eIEIple Of the 20 d
Bay Stat" in ref : ng 70 receive neg soes, then. IL tbs
Prssiden> and his Cabinet do nos see At TO take away
all soversis power T OH the States, they val need to
l1ok some here else tsan D the free SAFES fer a pisce
of fcTTG frRa upon N b to c lon'z~ t 9 blacks.
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REBEL MATCHES, REBEL MATCHES!
REBEL MiTCHEsU

THE un3sFHiE 81 having eEfabl.Asd = Match Mann
i factory In the city q Jackson. uId inform those
Wishing 20 purchase, that al orders from a distance, &C.
comPan ed vita tie essa, vii be promptly flied
decl9-lm ". TERN & %.
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E- A despatch from Washington TO the New York
Herald, on the 18th inst, snnouHces the arrest Of Col.
Kerrigan, a New York member Of Congress. He was
nnaniv denouneing lincoln a. q traltnr-
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TREASURY APARTMENT r. 8. A
Lead! Lead!!

FAD, IN large OF mall quaint les, bought st The
II State OrdRsnce department ] request all who have
either pipe, pig or bar lead, 70 brisg il iu immcdiats :,
a. 7 an very much in need Of H. Z BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chief Of O5dusncs s. u.
dec1qIm
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WANTED.

TIO HIRE, by tn dsy, we K, ninth Of year, TvREE
i ale bodied EEGEO MEN. Apply At lhe office OF
the DAILY SOUTHERN CSISIS"
de2Q-5t Iaak on Mics.
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( BREASTPIN, made Of he hair Of a deces ed rel
n stiTs, set in q elus eg q grtpss The finder will
be literally re- aTded BY IeSv-ng 1t CT his office.
de2p Iws
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H@ The colored gentlemen Of Boston think thst #
Gov. Andrew accepts invitations to their social partits
and dinners. he should reciprocste the c~ourtesies at his
own marsinn-
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TEN CURRIERs WANTED.

TEN ~FIRsT-CLAsS CURRIERS' are wanted inne-
4 diatsly A. the Coafsdsrs1s Leather Ms1uf.ara-irr
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