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HEA6QU gTsEs STATE OF buSsIsSIPPLl
Ah5UTABT ASD IgsFECrOF-l g ENERALs s OFFICE,
JacEson Janusry 18th. 1903.

EEADoU gTEES STATE OF HISSISSfPPEl
AbJUTAHT AsD IysFECrOE2-5 ENERAL's OFFICE,
JacEson Janusry 18Th. fco3.
EIsior.Geuerl q e TuPpers
you WIN iss1e ord rs io the several commanders
cf naiss bsl-siisns and eEiu1ents o. r5ta.n IN
t-air 1aI-5 gc-la u--se5 i7--u
nae1 sIreadF been der1ed r volunteered ia the ser
vics lf T. Si8.e Special Orders No. IS 'ssued from
she H-a-rr ri-zs Lieutenant General Perneerton,
nose- ia tr1c1aus ir n he Secretary Of Waf, eon-
nan5- tha a men uuasr forty yeaa q age now sery-
nr Aiu ua State crEsliIa iols vii not Re inter
fered VI ty enrolrg ctloera ~ il the dsbandng Of
Eail cTgaliEsti1-a.
IL Tou will assemble lie COMP panies IN the several
counties in hs stae ald draft thsrefron Euicient
uuubc- rf las1 10 5 szlh company now ordered into
serTi-a ;hs number 0f seventy, icciudng commits
stoned ofi-er- and cass a aasanises to return immo.
listeiF to cHlatds
III Toa H j order sli haid. comna-y and ssaf ofi-
r u iu rCrc ssr7ioa and 81 white males between
tie aras of aghseel sud Efty TFr3 either perma-
neuris o ora r1silllE ia the siate to be In
cls5al "a ne Crs- except sleh may be lzble and
hava net been sehs-Esa f0ul o1nssrptian All those
dilcbargsd f0m G "a o--pi5n. and thnss discharged
frsn sssfe cs by reason OF sHrReohs' certificates
togeth=r wiz ih1se who ere exempt fsora cnrserp don
Dr. ac of oonsrs 90 be lac uisd 10 SAID drsf
Jess Hltcaliy cEensi 1F Gle laws Of the Sta
e o-s-r cl 5oaE :. PETTus, Governor aud Com
maudsrinsoh.s- JONES s.. HAMILTON,
Adjutans ana Inspector Gfene-al
fe11-fu al hfirricFfnni
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.,-s9 -. go ioI Z. g nuling ll9 present press
Syou ~ H. Tecou2ls sas Foefe,s OF
lei-;iois % q -'1 5.i. Us 755 "a Las N'ttegu
sgy u.5. ..5y eClasia.sa ~. la tn5 WICKED And
.''s'l '-ssti Nesl9u u 5u5 Ai5ss eUliiAo.e gov
eliil51ls ever l.'sa DJ t1a Wiseom oI nao,
IS IS ~sll IS 5.e leadsHneSs' savage Y'iIai1y and
.e4gsely 3sP.@Jso ~ ti'slh ia tae prosecution
9. ene war Ihe res inIohs are as follows
heS019se' ~ t5S Cg@sfsSs % eie Cosjeaerate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

IECmEETs or TEE CAPTURE OF TEE HAR-
RIFT LANE.-Captain Wm n. Armstrong
went on board she Lane after the battle, and
found lying IN the blood en- deck a bible, He
picked u mp snd remarked, Now I an going
to open this bible this new yesr's day ana the
frsb passage 7 read viii take 81 an omen for
the new year" He opened il earelessIy andthe
frss passsge bis eye fell on was ths fTst. verse
Of the 20sh chapter Of Deuteronomy, W hen
thou goest cut to battle against thine enemies,
aud sesst horses and chzriots, and people
more than thou, be not afraid Of them; for ihe
Lord thy God IS with thee ir 1t is a good omen
Is well as q most startling. circumstance
Oas OF the Texans who boarded the Harriet
Lane immediatsly Jumped aboard, grasped q
Ed by the collar, exe,aiming 3Sansndor, OF ]
win blow your brains cut" The othsr replied ;
You'd better look at nee frslln Recognition
was instantane0us; tasy were brothers
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We he'd tho pleasure lssi evening 81 eonVez7
ing WISH stsf aiheaT who bad jess fetUa
from Patton R3ugs, hsving gone there with 2
flag Of truce. He fully cosro5ofstes he fsc.
tast eHtire regiments Of Federal troops haFa
laid down their arms and porenp.eTilY Tsfus q
tl do dniy. They ara heartily SICK Of ths war
and its primo movers So long as they Hera
defending the honor Of thair country flag thay
were satisfied But when Lineoln's emaneips-
ton sehems was annoueed, icy fsis anxious io
back cut, sud have dOue SO, regardless Of cout
sequences. Our frisad ssi1 that every IS,
with whom be oaaversed seemed satisfied fuat
the suhiugation Of the South was an utter im-
possibility.
They we've particularly anxious 10 inquire
what course President Davis INTENDED to pur
sue with regard to officers taken prisoners b.
Confederate tsoops who had formerly served
under BeasS Batter. They received by Wsy q
reply, an assurance that PCesideos Davis was
fully competent to decide their merits, and that
be would be very sure 70 carry ont bis decision
60 the letter, whatever they might be. The
whole city bore tha impress of gloom and boxed
as though /. HsEe doomed to perish Ike tie
cities Of the plain. Ia fact, said our informant,
: e looked like nothing else bat indigo Port
Hudson Courier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

The C0sFoRT OF TIE TRo0Ps.-For sew
eTal days past the quarters of MAJOR Mason,
chief quartermaster Of Lisut.-General Polks
corps, have been the scene Of Enususl activity.
Wagon after WAGON, loadad with clothing, shoes
and tents, have been dispatched 20 the various
regiments and brigsdes Our brave boys viii
goog be comfortably clad in new clothes, wei
shed with servieaa5le brogans, sad projected by
ample tents. The woolsn mill AZ this place IS
daily turning oat foe supply Of goods FOR the
use ol lne army. Our troops indeed are rapidly
beipg provided with al that is .ns5sssa 2 for
their coniort. Captain 4 S. Camp, Of General
Chcathsn's division, has Of course been actively
engsged il supplying th wants Of his corr
mend. He is never absent or negligent where
the brave TenusssesGns' wants are 70 be SUP
piled --shsity1ibe Banner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

SOURCE Of PRTDE.-lt should 0s reason f'r pride
70 every editor or proprietor Of 1esr aps- n the Cor
federaey to have il said Of the craft hat it is ae only
business which has net been drawn into The vortex Of
exorten which has 81 ept, ana s sti sweeping over
us Ike tAe destructive olasis af the tornado While
the publisher Of newspaper has been compelled to
submit 70 an ncfease Ia price for all materials usees-
say 70 the conduct Of his business Of from eight
hundred 90 one thousand per cent over the rates
before me War Eor Instance we now nsy 81 IS per
pound for printng ink which f0rmey cost tyTsty cents
For paper we pay So per reau, watch formerly c0s1
bat e25 and al otRer materal as vel a. labor have
advanced in the sama ra,i1 while the change IN cur
subscription hss been but suall Our own but the
case with the whole printing community and it wiz De
pHrdonabe pride ia them sfter the war 70 look back
upon heir course in this respect during its continuance
and to fee high qualification that they resisted temp
tson 70 fleece the people when in their power 10 do So
Ly1ch5lug Rep51LcaD.
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Frou 81 Loufs.


ST. LoVIs, January u, 1s63-Ths escape e the
rebels under AarmadnEe is eouced d in spite e. the
efforts 70 catch tllm- pori1n Of Heron force from
Houston, went % West Plains The seven hundrsf
who met tAe whole body Of the rebels az Harts7i--e
were unable % cheek the retreat The rebels be
Evansville read through Dougias and o. ark conn
which carri-s them over a terribly rough and hlly
country, crossed Frequently By creeks and taVous-
They m-sr be about exhausted when reachinr Arkan-
sas Their booty is one cannon ard I've prisoners,
though they have probably drained the country oE al
the horses on She routs.
Rivers g. Co, doing small exchange Office business.
have been indicted f.T issli1g s11passrs contrary 10
law
lhs secesh have ruuaor widely c, cuiaed that Frank
b-7lr was captured 81 Ficksburg The rumor IS, of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

O0r4AWs IS JEFFEBsoN CoUETY-A sub
scri5er 81 Village Springs, JeHsyon county,
Alabama, writes to US that the mountains there
shouts are infested with dessTtsrs and others
who are trying to AVOID doing any good for the
country. BE lesrrs that they number between
seventy live and hundred, and that they have
already killed two men aud openly robbed pri-
vate houses Of all guns and ammunition that
they could fnd. we regret 70 learn Of the ex-
istence of such q state Of aitaiTs ia our Stale,
and hope the military suihoritss viii immedi-
ssely take the mstler ID hand. They should en-
desvor 3Yid the country of all such dare-devlls
as spseeflv Is possiblo--Seimz Reporter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

BOHRiBLg YANKEE GUTRAGEs "A la.s num-
beF ct he Baltimore Reputtican contains articles
fem Farlens o0rsas7ssieln papers and taef
correspondents giving accounts Of strCcitics
pe-a 1afed oI the EaHkes armies in llssonii
and ether Soufhefn States, which slrpsss any.
thirr tbat we have yet seen or heard Of ia tbis
unparalleled war. Ihsir own letter writer's give
these statameu,s, aad ore ot -heml IN view 1f
tha fendish acts of bis 0wn couatrymen, ez-
claims, VI I uegs S7uinarnar, J would never
lsy down ray arms while iaere was Yankee
10 e land" TIE ouIagss that csll tosta tiis
exclamation, ana wbich are testified to by Ys-
Iis us correspondents, are not oniy .he Wanton
destruction 0t private properly. the burning Of
heuss. lha pianderinE Of women and children
oLthsir clothing, bat lhe yiolaticn Of women BY
cf6sefs aEd common soldiers of The brutal
hordes who are rog overruauing lie South
We .he exception cf The hovgid liceusioUsness
ot tho Sepoys, "a Tie Indian rebellion, the
modern world has not Witnessed such crimes as
a7o rerpeEg.ed On tbe South by the Yankee
so-5ieF7, acco.dirg 10 the confession Of thei,
oan newspapers aid letter writers. The Brit
ish punished the Sspoys by bi5wing them to
pieces rom the mouths Of cannon, and tie
world aid n9s consider Che retrib ution too Sc
we're Surely, o iHs. God cannot prosper cause
which is supported by such crimes -Richm0nd
DisPgteb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

- Ssyeralof the Yankees lave been visiting
DeSoto every day since tie arrival Of the hest
Monday two ale said to have come 10 the bank
20 desert and after shouting across and waving
haudkerchiefs fer al hour, tfey started through
The woods. having failed 20 elicit response
Oa1Ussday we saw six Iankeas chasing 2 hog
s5out the RUNS OF the depot Of the Vicksbprg
Shreveport and Texas railroad. Yestegdsy
morning We noticed seveniy-six men with guns
end one with q sword, peTambulating about the
terry lsnding. In the afternoon tW0 killed
beg juss helo77 Scales on ihs bank the rivar
One stood picket and tie other commenced GU
ting up poTllis'.' Before hs got thrsugh the
JOB SHE'LL from our Logger batteries compelled
them % seek safety behind the levee. They were
peisevering, however, and determined to have
the pork. As soon as the shell fell they rstarned
to their work, but another shot compelled them
10 retire They came back az in, ald this line
each sueeoeded in getting away portion of the
Aog. Aooai three o clock another squad some
SIX ia number, emerged from the woods behind
ocalas' and got ca the top Of The levse. They
had dsrdly got upon the leyee before two shots
were sent over, causing them TO fall back be-
ID nd the levee in doub!e-quick fine A thild
sho5 lsll where they were lying, tearing no tae
dirt al arouud them. We observed, with z
glass, one Of the blue coats get NJ and corr
menee brushing the dus! of his cl 3thes. bat a
shell iTem " histling Dick forced him 10
move irom the crest of the leyee bccs5 he cot
Two more shots were delivered, cagsiug the
squad to give up the search for hogs and retaTn
70 their camps tieksLnrg Whig, Jan 29ib
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

TIE LATE GENERAL T. r COBB The New
York O5serrsr, referring to the la.o Confederate
General Cobb, Of Georgia, who vss killed in
tho battle Of FfedericEsburg, says
Mr. Cobb vas an elder in tha PresbyteTian
Church. and an active member of ecclesiastical
bodies, distinguished author end contributor
20 the religions periodical literature Of the ooUE-
-ry- bis religious communications have an
pearad II this paper, and we esteemed him sn
able and excellent Christian gentleman AID
scholar
When Mr Lincoln was elected so lhe Prosi-
deaey, We made special eEeTtions 90 set tef0re
TIE people especially our readers ia Tie S1uth,
me autY OF yielding patriotic and constitutional
o5eesenca to the government BY whoms0evar
administered and we further insisted that resist
anco 50 the government would be rebellion.
&r. COBB @25 the first 60 resent this doctrine,
apd to iagist uPsn the right and day Of .he
south 70 tasa Immediate measures Co deliver It's
people nom ths government Of the Unissd
States.
Whon We see sueh men as Cobb and Hiu.
and Preston ana Jackson, ~ of .hem dissin-
gGsnsd fer saeir intelligent Christian characters.
ell Of then Presbyterian elders, all OF them lead
ers q the enemy und al eff them men Of prayer
as weA SO Vaior, We are more and more persuaded
thas our people have not yet appreciated ihs
task they have undertaken il the subjagatioa of
the SoGtb.
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RewARKAplp LUsus NATrrR Mon5s

REslABKABLE LUsUs NATUR On Monday
last, Gags ths Spsrtanburg Is. C.) Spartan
there was an exhibition il our town Of two
headed e0lored girl Sac forms one Of the
greatest curiosities of the age, and has excited
the wonder Of The medical world, both ia
Europe and America. The SiaEese Twins
have been regarded as most wonderful pro
duclion Of nature but in no respect are they
compared 10 tins great and yat single existence
Of ihs black girl. She has tNo distinct heads
end a H5aTked insimuaity above tho waist sni
in the lower exhemilies. Insbea3 Of g lsteral
connection, as in the case Of the Siamase Twins,
there IS a positive senial junction in part, By
which one body is formed, tbs other parts being
tree and unresrained. She seems to be Q very
Intelligent girl and has rather fine musicsl
talent. While talking or singing, you have be-
fore you two distinct persons, and yet there
staads IN n9xpleab!e reslity but ons corporaal
exis.eue9.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

CoMNoD2RE WILKEs-The Belfast Nes5s-
Letter furnishes ratbor singular expla, alton If
this valiant tedsTalist'5 antipathy to England.
e seys .ha. Wilkes wss the commander Of the
UnI.ed States expedition fitted oRs some years
ago in common with similar expeditions By
England and Russia, to discover the Northwest
page. The American expedition sailed first,
and Sir john Ross, who lid not sail for q few
months sttarwerds, met it on iig return. Cap
tam Hi.Ees then gave al the Information he had
sequired (or all he chose to give,) to Sir John
Ross, along with chart Of his progress The
chart was carefully preserved by The English
navigator bus subsequsnt experience proved
thai It was altogether fsllacious, as Sir John
Ross ships actusliy sailed over places which
were described as mountains in Che chart Of
Captain Wilkes. Sir John Ross, ia his eficial
report to the English government, naturally ex-
posed Wilkes ignorance He showed that his
conclusions could not be depended upon-shas
they were, IN fact, often nothing else than fc-
lions. Hence, It is added, The bitter antagonism
IF Wilkes, sud his desire to insult the British
flag.
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REoRIIIS MANIED ]
WAsHI EgT0N ARTILLERY
g9q INV ORLE MS.

OFFEC rs or THIS BA AGTALIoN are noW in the
" son 10 snls such young men citlzeaa cf Lonls
en- - are with c9rfcrl2i age wao lusy come for
wsri stl offer ID 11selFes arte-rica.
By szses aHlhgrfY az he Seerstagy Of Wsr, any
nzroc a1- il ip-3ou rlay b. enlisted Hnd con
seirts enIols mas be asseed to fl up this oTganza
ton.
a bounty of FIFIT DOLLARS VII be paid to all
lsli cnssFrinn rao come properly rec iInaaende1
Tha resrl -irg So 'iacs va oe Aobae, Ala, Jackson
l and oa-r roi i-ts en lhe New Orleans, Jacks y
and Great hor-ieIn t-airoa3. esrer New Oresns
Crptln d ,. EiI.i 2 B Bird eclupangs wiz De- sta
q 1ed ai "a Bic receuitng cthcer; and Captain O.
T -Quu1Es, Isl oanpary, C-ptan J. B. RICHARD
S06, i eoa1pasg ;. ard Lieu. NOkCoSM. 9Th company,
81 .TseEsur u5 Vcrr. e. ui1u 70 the undcrsigeed
Ct Nobiie application nag be sddressed.
J. 3. WALTON,
e icre- Command llg aul Cher ot artillery
Isl. Army Caps Department Northern Vireiiis.
Ila7e estsbisasi ny rscruiting ofHee az rao1a 30.
s., B5FInsn i p Jackson, hiis-.
C. " ScUTRES
Captain snd Recruiting O1heeT
i42l-1m 1aftsion Washing on Artillery.
aicE1nd-is psrers copy on month Rud sead uapl-
cate liis % e k'-.5t nlzes- Jackson. Il sA
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- ii aarart5sflnr.

All advevtisexnents wiz be ebasged
a1.50 per square for the first inser-
ton and s Tor each subsequent i'm
ssrtion.
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- Nsbers' Abolition friends at Memphis
don't synpathiss much With his defeat IN tie

BAD EeG.-Itis a vel known fsct that e cs-iain
Old ca9on In tis city has been cra1l1i1 himself over
an old nest egg 70 tine. and doubt s-s fau-r-
ing that IN du- eorrsr os -fag o. -
Waried by a little brood Of Co1rrssoua h-uors BIS
alas Ike Hsskss gooier, which undertook hael tae
s1a hes that were sreHu SQUARE Of ila 7sr
den it ~ as Of no ue, ths powers Of iucEhatiol sad
effect We learn that soon ss the oapous ers have
been stretched and few ahsrs hava grown or
he intends to give the cd aEg anoihcr wlacz-
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~ A New Orleans correspondent describes a. "a
arkable incident as having occurred recently a. tile
former heacq quarters Of Gen Butter 10 that citv A
captain one Ct the staf Of Cen Banks having ooos-
sion 10 enter the oca, found lying upon oua Of
the desks and taking it up smell Of s fra=arcs he
sooter applied tbs % his thsn be fsinted
i issuppossd the rose contained posonors powder
which caused ths inssnsiblty The flower secured.
and would be anayzed BY skilful eheust.l0r,isri1
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Anollsr Leaf from aAs UaTFilieu IIisi0ry.
To MaIsr.ess.rsL Nsclslsn

EXECUTIVE 1ILTsIoy,
Washiug-ou, Faoruarg p lS52
To Maj5rGeneraI Mcclellan;
MY DEAR SIR. Yen and have distinct ard diiisr-
ent plans lQr rnt of the Ar of s1e Pot1nac-
yours 20 be down the Che-apeaza mp the kappallzl-
mock % Lruana and scrcss land 70 the terminus 9l the
railroad on York -ver mine 70 move directly 90 ro1s
on the railroad southwest Of Msnassls
II you VIII give me saf zfet1ry answers . the fooV-
ing questions, saall gladly yisd ny plan ts yourss
Eirst-)ces uQt Tour pan involve ierger aEpelcl-
ture q iiine ard money than minsi
sec5ui-WheFsin IS 7ictory more certain by yVug
plan than niusi
Third-Yherein Is s. victory ulors reliable by your
p an than mins
Fourth'n faes. wozid It not be less valuable iu ths
that l. would break great line Of tie ensmys c7u
Il.uuication, while u-iue would
Fifih-Il case Of disaster would not szfe % raat b
more difdc1lt By yoar plan than nine
Yours trgiy, A. LFNC0IN.
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~ The losses Of ths respective armies ia 4hs
tarrlble lighting at Mlrfre sbore' have nos yet
been defsitsiy ageertained. Present Indications
are tha5 the less ~ killed and Weun1sd uPon
each side was peayly equal, erd h. tae Con
tederaies hsrs taken t5s gfear rne q 0s
pris2ness. Fns dem9raliza.i7a 81 Bragg arns9
cou q ret have been as great as eposaed, oT le
cogld not have conducted sneh 80 orderly re-
traar, wlRout the loss oi aHy q hs sflas cr
equipments The retleae VAs doubtless 1nlje 60
svsfd en engagement WIh ResetTanz after be
had been geleiofesd The heavy o-s q ohers
ans men Is evidence Of ihe daspdraie struggle
mads BIZ both armies.-- Chcag0 Iimss.
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- RENWARn :

CfTEt 81 H. aol5u. ir Captain A. 4 Mot9ra &
~ .sn ar t dew YesIea c3un " MISS slout
- Hcse1lher lass, one SDhEEL HORSE
sbodr Z tean laaas hgh ene Waite h.nd toat--no aaf-
5irsie tre rsr1afser5d. The above rev ara VIII be
trft dslressae Sad horse 20 me o. foz auch
lnioraa 3 = VIZ lea.d 70 lia recovery.
II. BUNCH
s-afnls Lezingt0a, Miss.
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9@The great chain Of The PyTenea has at last been
crossed by rsiroad The entire distance 6S niles.
South OF BIb0a, the mountains rise very abruptly and
The summit az elevation Of 2ll3 feet above tie
side level. and this has been obtaae5 by maximum
grade OF f6 feet mile On he bay Of Bacsv g. iIs
term1a alton pier one mile long IS being eonstructs
giving that place the bet harbor on the Southwestern
coast Of Spain.
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d. EoeatioU

Lns Iocsllfon = tEo "a I5pe94 office
Is On state street, a few doors below
the Post office.
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Aluiral Porters guaboat feet ih ths west
moi 20 be ProsEas ssins very wen Tbs H1sto aa7s
The extensive expedition, which is dsstneq 80 cel
tie dissssipsl river Of 81 nl.targ oosFue
maintan the integrity Of naTisatlon between ---l9
New Orleans. is rapidly attns a. the t7rIe7 Pr
e sa1iy crippled 81 tlis iunctaf5 l1r VF-l o. pen
nos nacessariy -ea1en bus thoee c tsat e-a q .lJ
men who esd manipulate o gul s1a make --e
generally useful The leeessify TO furnishing ac--
Porter with crews 70 man bis eet iuisda=ig n=e1 ae
aseussi0P. There 10 time to bs lost we mus laF
more fasc9s- The lingering hopes ior peace -ll.s
tie salvation oi or sA-Vsiiug Dni1n--re aareilsa
upon the success Of ths great naval eiort upon our ~
land Hatsrs. Iiisnow lhs thsaisr 0f desperate ana
bloody -agsdy-
Admiral Foots Who greatly dis'iug-is'st hims4 =
tbs cap urs cf Fort D31eson. a1d Dy other aaElz A-
p.0ts u tie Mest came very near making -.il-i7 ~
5eirg obliged 10 draw BIS crews fru1l me rltla- 49,
worthless refase Of the array lie desires now . 3iaf
P0rter's success. beyond peradventle, and t9r s fa
son we make this appeal Colonel 7. llc-eol ti5rPli
ef The engineer brigade, which 90 slceessi1- 1-y a-
bridges IT ederieksburg, having been -t-4lol l.-
,he army T. ordered 20 Gaia here t7r q 9rcl el
obtain men. and then join Adlr ~ Porter & e
1f a g1nb0al H. is aboHt open ssf 3lil fa
Places IN this cisy, and g instructed % raesi
srgifs provide for their subsisteuee ifa afela E
preliminary Instruction % glnnery eic : ll5s5 20
orF0teu that he Mississippi eiry IN Eepr-asg
INST expect Porter move.
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GEv. LEE a F00L-We hear thai mill
tafv critic says ihal Gen. Robert j. Lee, com
msnder in-ehief of she army Of the Potomac, is
fool. else he never aouid have les tie 1an-
KEGS cross the Rappahannoek. 1twes the easi-
est thiug in the Wcrld io have stopped them ~
throwing red hot r0cks on ths river. mus neal-
ing the water, and sealding ths Yankees to
death. This system o. warfare would De sTst-
rate ii place uncomfortable to ears polite,
where they keep hot hTss al the time ready 70
roast dead Yankees and extofdoneTs. ~ yaeA-
burg Rsga5licap.
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~ The Richmond Eaqairsr gives the follow
ing as ons IF tbe letters passing from Yankee
to Cuaeds2esa PicEoss on the Rsppahaanock.
JANUARY IL, 1863.
GENTS ON CONFEDERATE STATES DUTY
" bad The pleasure to receive your letter, and
very glsd 90 find you in good spirits. We are
sory nos % have any newspapers on hand, but
viii g7t some IS soon ss possible. We aend you
flee whenever che wind permits us TO DO 50.
Can one of ycu come over this evening IN that
httle boat you have thsre-we win net keep
you Ia tbe hops that JEFF Davis and Abe
Lincoln VIII soon give US peace, we send cur
best respects. CO3PAEY A,
46ih Regiment, n. Y. S. V.