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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

x TIE number Of furlougbs granted at the
Through ofee at Washington averages two
hundred and fifty per day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Coon EEoUGH o CUFFY.-The Cincin-
nsf Enqairsr ehsrges tia. large quantities Of
military cletaing tsken from soldiers whO hsve
died in hosfels Of Louisville, Nashville and
other poina and these killed On the various
battlefield have been brought 70 thst ci'y,4o
be sens thsnee % tie uegTo ccu,Tabaads escsp-
ing sar7isn5e. i Is alsoaleged that this cloth
ing i, mo7e er less mPregoaed with diseasei
every variety II which, measles, smallpox, etc,
Is knowu e tie soldiers Is this an indirect
way tie Ganas % foe negro have adopted
to xii htm sfi
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60 80 . a-aa,na.. ns.lss:

+H1Ga4&An AAGAlEOn
T ON the Sew Yo-k Tiass, 27th
Thaitem offewsths appeared IN the ~journsis
2t yesterday e tbs effect that eight Thousand
eoeh sFoops hs9capturod tie port of Quay.
e Sats Of S9nors, ard were marching on
H4mozlao, the cspisal Of the Sieta, is mani
testy Q ae7 anon paragraph of ths highest
order A sinels French maa-efwar can eapture
me Pors OF Gaaymss, and 1t is within the range
Of possibilities t3at this may heve beer done.
lndeed, we published intiman9ns some
7'oe ths since thst such 8 movs was laid down
ID the French programme, and We have been
progsred e heaF efi It's accomplishment but
IRE eigat t%aoussad troops, or any othe- nun
BEL, have lslded ct GnA ass 6r the Buroose az
maTcailg ilio the interior Is q msniisst as.
surdity
We know hat no Freach trooas haze march,
across Mexico. The grand French army is
ittie BE- advance ot 0fzsbs; as for any
a7gs of %sufpius Of maEfae+ on b9aTs the
9 nsu. sr IN the Pseifo-ihat we also
ms SIRE csse. Tire enthn news psrs-
" New 41e2 viii d0B5sess prove to
o. sFHeut fe~nNq91eat
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MEMPHTS ITEMS--

eoTTos- ION the tth inst The STAPLE vss qao,gd Al
g q s. cedts.
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HEATT RossEET-During the temporary sbgenee e
Dr. Hass' Of the drm Of Pyus & Co. milk dsalera
a'oz dis sitting room, on tho 5m, soms thisf entered
and stole eleven hundred dollars in cash from his BIZ
reap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

fh ths "a sf BIS agt plid "a s-zrs-t--
On, orafta- ores " ai1 tlrse avs o. - s5~
e ~ e Gu. o. F9sL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Planters, look 70 youg heg-pens A dis
singaisaed author says the pen is mighier
than tie sword"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

TIE CoUsrT coUET-TAs regular mosshly session
Of The county court, Judes Pssit presiding, WIS held On
Aoaday' the ID inst, As designed IN consequences q The
AlHess ottAe Judge. who has been severely afflicted with
asthma for two monsAs Il wa expected The essen
woald be reasued on the 9th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Cay FOR PEACE PROM ElW JgEsEY-A
Ne1 Jersey paper, the Bergen county Demacrff
thus sPeaks ont r peace;
The only remedy nt % Us is peacs-sn beus
orabis, lasting peace Lstu h8ve a cessation
Of hosiiass, and ac0UPE1mise upon honorable
terms, and IS 9 means Of securing this end. The
resolutions Of che senator from Bergen were
urged upon the leg s5ars OF tas SAFE Of New
jersey. These T-ssllni9us eauncs be Cos rid Of
by q mese ret sTeUcs % q Commits winch nay
Fever act upon ihenl Aresly the people Dc
ths Wssiern States are urging a naaoGal con
veution o. si the SAFES and Territories. They
were for tie war When /. YES wagsd for tls
restoration of shs Union bat U9@ thai thsy
have discovered Lhe a5oiian plot 'o- ts de
s@truci9u or iae Tigaa of sister Sa-ss, rhsT de-
uand a cesssi0u Of b0sil is, and are deter
nned % send no more msu 81 var until an
eHcrs Is made ID restore toe Union l1re1gh
s9ms o-hef seeBey t1sa the s9oT4 Gs
many days vii u6t eiapss before -hs
ture d the Ssrs C. Nov Jersey vi $50 b
heard demanding . c7sssto2 Of Eo3iii-s t1r
tfe purpose ct s-dg CHS c-aei sad Tuil-us
Ws-.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
ILast MigFts Dispatches
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Sdeeial to the Memphis Appeal
PANoLA, @arch Two d~essrtsrs froa the Federal
army have inst arrived ct this place. they report six.
teen Transports and ae7ea gaaboass in the TaliahassHie.
They belonged 70 thelsst beat Of the acct. which tbsv
ziate was badly damaged In corning through the pas
and down the Coldwater by stumps and snsgs.
They also report The snsmy's force At fou-leen thon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

~ 1t Is reported in Washington that the
President will call out 100000 men under the
CONSUMPTION act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

NAVY YARD CIT H0sPTAL-rhis ias,iirHea hss
seen recently appropriated to government uses. The
Arsas says The city patients would doubtless BE- PLACED
in the old State hospital at he eastern te-miuusof Beal
strest, and the residence Of Dir. Bale, trs niles 5eyoud
he city Units, on the new Rsleish rozd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

~ Co Bckar5 AR9Tson, Federal insenal
reYeane c~oilestoF n Ae fouFh district o. Ken
tEckz vas captured by g~periias ~ 1T sseT.
ling 8 few days aso. 0se Of Is s6ns shared
the eams fate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

TIE anoaut Of money to be paid inte
gbs Ua.ed stes treasury for exemption from
miltr7 duty by the Qaskers of Indiana, 1. is
aid. WI tnoHnt 70 two bundled and fifty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

VAuUz o. DRAFTED AEE.-When tie
drsfe5 msn fof CsmP Washburne. Wisconsin,
were refused permission to spazk win their
wives. q azge number three cheers f3rJeH
paws. Oat az TIVE hundrel AID ninety-ssven
5rafsd msni 10 MsM2voc county, only eighty
~7rortsd at 90 Feoui5e1 time
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T0w Latest Dispatches ]
u-aw s.a~I~.

NOZZLE. March IA spec al Dispatch 70 the TH-
buue, dated Charleston She 1rth. says dispatches, rs
csivsd in efieial quarters, state that Burnside has been
placed IA command Of the Yaakse force to operate
sgalnst Charsst by lsud ARd water. an stack ia er-
pec;sd in the nsxt ten days The hospitals have been
ordered 10 be cleared and everything bstokeus stir
rng timss.
A specisl to the Advertiser snd Register, dated
Charleston, Iih, asys it Is reported that ths Cstskll, an
~roa-clall passed the bar yesterday, en- roats Tor Port
Rora.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

-H.a Jaasse HaT M untsa States cis-
isr Ksnnsy died 81 Frankfort
on tire ish nls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

" Raa6nay MxAG y Dcaegaa sn1 W.
q Cahoua, we wealthy eizsnE q Eashrale,
were arrested b. order Of Sc Feasft cen
mand1 arc cenhaed Il the Pe1isentafy as hest
ages far the safety q a couple Of spiss taken
within Gen Bagg's lines-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

HIGHER TAzATIoS.-Ths faxes or tie city havirg
been found inefficient to meet BnbHe ezpeadftures tie
Fsdsral eoHmsads- has ordered tAat m additssa tax
o. ten Per cent per monsh On .ha aneuat q sH annuaI
hcsneeE be isEied and collected By the Collector sFtases
on privileges, and that said taxes be pad qlartsriy in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Cor. SAMUEL BsEToS-This gallant and
efficient officer is reported in tie Northern press
to be prisoner within the Federal lines. We
can contradict this statement positively, having
met him E day or two since en- route to join bs
regiment in Con. Bfagg's army. When the oP-
portalisy sfs-s the enemy viii hear from Col.
B. end his noble Niss;ssippisus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

sAsrrAET-Geu veatea, ae Fedsrl eommsndsr.
has called upon ths city eouaclf 10 take steps so- havlsf
the city street. well cleaned, and has offered to supply
the Necessary labor required % DO ths WORK. To src5r.
da1ce with lis recommendation council hss divided The
city into districts and ~apeolled gensIsnea Of i5 own
body to supsriatend the wolk We presume The Lsbor
WIN inmeia.siy BE- commenced
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The Rebel Tzason af the Lord w.vo-,
BREgust IN Gondoa.

The Rebel gzasou at ,se Lord Mayors
BRHguet IN GOnaoa.
From Tie New York Tdbulel
John II. siason. ihs rebel Commissioner
present On the S9h instant e. the banaqrt GIVEN
BY tho Lord Mayor ct Loud0n. ard bis nams
was mentioned IN connection with hefolowing
toast:
TO Qua YICTOBs-Ths Lord Msvoe fn ira
posing the toast. said that although he could
rot greet Mr Mason 80 che recognized p~IsusDo-
ger tsy Of tire Ccnf65=Ee-e Ss-f4s, he YES PER-
jscay justified h ofsri7R kim ss q esasansn
who came 70 Loudoa on imp0rtsns b-usfress. and
therefore bid BIN 2 hearty welcome 70 the Man
son Hopss. lie dsplrTsd The civ. war rs-ibg
IN Ameica, and h9ps3 s5oa fr IS satisfactory
termlnaion. hr Mssols 10 responding TO an
salness lnFltahon 70 speak, was received With
ioua and entlusiasie eaeefs- AHer aiIulirZt0
MS dneult position from THO non recognition Of
4e C9nislerate States by Ecglsn1, h8 said 10
lsir iE c9n5eqnauc5fa hesl.Etioa nassu-Ilg 90
speak Hsthan continued aB follows:
4am q stranger In L9ad0n- OF rather I was q
Stranger bat i haze learned since I came g.
Lordon that no one Of English blood rom my
eva Southern land are stTsnqsrs s-.nr Won
1 speak tlis nom ny hear. Tor I have been re-
e5iVed 1y every circle il England and by every
cess oi socl1ty "a e Welcome -ud honest guest.
Inc cay viii coue-it IS not fa~ ef-wheu tbs
FetAnonsaip 5etWean my governments, which Is
now n rs 12tan- fortune, and yolrs VIII B. one
o. Gloss and intimate alliance Issy ilis more
esPeciaLy AZ regards th5 city 9f L7ad0n, which
y tne great meTEet q The word. Ny eouasry
- ths unEVa-ed produce Of tbs great staples Of
the Wort4 end say thai he relations, conner
cal, ard doubtless political, aud e~a-taiely
secisl, between my h5u0re1 countrYmsa and
the people Ct Loudon vii, before log, beef
the most Ultimate cha-a--a-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Y A Northern dispssch states shat an invi-
tasion has been sent TO he members Of the re-
cent Democratic eonveasion st Frankfort, Ken
lucky, dispersed By Col Gilbert BY Democrats
Of New York, to hold their convention in Tam
many hall, New York, and they would be pro
tected in holding their MEETING to nominate a
ssaso tcset It is believed the invitation viii
be accepted, sud the convention held. SanAtor
Powell wiz be candidate for governor The
probabilities sre that there viii he triangular
Ggat ia Kentucky, Or taree tickets run. The
lete dispersion Of The Frankfort convention pro
duees much feeling on both sides, and viii be
largely dscgssei during the present contest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

r II riH Be Hea BY rse 70 orr ad7es-
Using rolumas fbst the Bon. George Dixon, Ct
Memphis. las bsemea clair agent atRieh-
mo1d. Wa cs1msnd hin 70 the eonAdence Of
those ef CIR sesdan having business ith Tie De-
nasmsnr OF Claims agsinsl Re government
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9peclal - e. q

d~1A8&CAAEE-s DaPAz HESr asss
PP AND EAST LOUISIANA
JAckzoS. Ezzh18 ss3-
EAhzA no pass 5rts wa bs ra-ref 4,
~ e s95 irng to va re ely Of A=w Uresas-
J H. EOaGHsOE
-. I. a q
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Elrs. ~ NETNN

he ueter 7aes as-s o. s-ia. a--F5r-
2 Of Ecci S, u--ss ard her -, frse rom T-u-
ne4rro futT -fw+1 Fr E-E E.rlr
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UFHumpHg Marshall hss wrtbsnto hin old
home. tsrsaesing adoy fig thousand col
lars worth If Unisn property & b Is net naee-
nises some sns eashseAtoas agalnst nina
ara5K SAls-e csl aioa e Sc casd
Nsss BsTsr & Eay, 7iag e drove
ma a B1sadoD. saeh
sn butcaiim presented 1oW.a-des
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ConfederaIe - Csngre.s.

oHARIEsroE March u.-AH quist-Ths city is fll
Of rumors about an Impending attack, bat nothing Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12

Upon srsseiutiOn IN relation to putting down plank
festUay aoress Ysnes street. bridge, the report Of the
eomnttee vas shat tee work be posipoued
Upon q resolution IN relation 70 re croaaing7 On saiz
and Monros streets. the report Of the eon1autse was IA.
vorsbiss sod was approved By Che board
Upon E resolution in rsis-ioa to repairs on sidewalks
onmarket street, the report afths eommHtss was favr
able. and was approved by the board.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-05-25
Our Wounded Soldiers in Richmoni

OuI uuUCu 0OlU16lS III 0kClN1U0t
Thg hearts of the people in and out Of tie
army, must warm towards our noble Gos'-
nor, and the indefatigable Surgeon Getnl
of the State, for the benevolent and aive
efforts they are ever making to contrute
to the comfort of the sick and ~woundsdsol-
diers from North Carolina especially. "a to
all others, totwhom they have IN oppelDi.
ty of affording relief. We learn from Gor-
respondent, that they have establssa in
Richmond a"North Carolina Soldiers He,
WHARF every soldier from the State Il be
cared for, on application, if met alreadpro-
vided for and registered at some heitsl.
At this Home" the mothers, wivssx sis
ters of sick and wounded men in thcity,
will be furnished with board and Lode free.
Fathers and sons who go to see afttheir
friends will have lodging gratis but they
! board at the "Homp they will Be srged
81 per day. II however, fathers D sons
! choose to bring their own provisiswith
them, they can deposit them at the ome'
and lodge there, free of expens The
Home" is on the corner of 9Th Main
streets, and though but recently estshed,
its arrangements are already vsry nplsls
for the csmtsrt of guests.
God bless these noble men, the ernor.
Surgeon-G General and oil cooper with
them for sheir patriotic n hunaaction,
and to the Legislature for voting ney to
DE appropriated in caring for ourk and
wounded soldiers.
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Sorrow Amongst Reioicings.

1t is said that the Ancients, in order to
teach a valuable lesson, at all their feasts,
however gorgeous, would place a CHASTITY
desth.head in their midst, to remind the rev.
elers OF their mortality. And SO it is that
God commends a mixed cnp to our lips, in
our Tejoioings over victories won. What
mean those solemn half-hour guns that are
heard! What means that banner of stars
and bars dropping at half-mast? They speak
of the gallant Sons of the South slain in bat.
tie, whose loss we mourn.
We mourn the loss of many a gallgn. IA
Their and son and brother. From the broad
sea like prairies OF Texas-from the Cypress
swamps of Louisiana-from the Everglades
of F.orIda-from the wide Savannas of Geor-
gia, and the Carolinas, from all quarters of
this sunny land-there comes the voice of
weeping and lamenting fer the DEAD. They
were no hireling soldiery, but the bravsst
and best Of our Southern youth they were
no ofscouring Of bloated and debauched city
populations, but freemen, who forsook their
lands and houses for the discomforts of the
camp and the dangers of the listed battle
plain. It was the memory of home and the
loved ones there that nerved their hearts
with courage and clothed their arms with
might in the day Of battle. The Dead! A
stricken nation swells their funeral cry, and
at no far distant day, when the Bow of
Peace shall again span with its bright
arch our.now darkened political heavens
when plenty shall again fiji, our barns and
crown our tables-when the maddening ex-
elements Of the hour shall have passed away,
then shall impartial history write their ep-
itaph, and enroll them with the martyrs Of
all chimes and all generations. And then,
too, grateful posterity, upon the very spot
where they fell, shall reaf to their memory
a memorial column, broadbased and endu-
ring as the pyramids. which Egypt has piled
upon her dead Kings, and so lofty that
the rays of morning may greet il, and part.
ing day linger and play on its summit"
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he Governor of North Carolina.

r,ery citizen of the State has a right to
nroud Of the man who now fills the Ex-
'r,tiye Chair of North Carolina Ever since
i, vent into Office, his whole tune, energies
nd affections have been given to his State
md his country-to upholding the dignity
and honor of North Carolina and seeing that
performs her whole duty in the great
struggle for liberty and independence +; to
seeing that the Confederate Governments de-.
msnds upon the State for men and means
fully complied with, and in defending the
private rights of citizens when invaded by
unauthorized power. No laggard spirit on
he part of friends who aided in his election,
Eias been allowed to exercise any influence
over him, to prevent his coming up to his
/ shole duty. nor the haste and indiscretion OF
/ hot-heads caused him to rush headlong into
excess and dilemma. fright on" in the
discharge Of his whole duty, seems to have
been taken as his motto, and most nobly has
be carried it out thus far.
! Do the soldiers from his State, or their
families, or the poor at home, need looking
latter, Gov. Vance has never failed to give the
matter bis most prompt and sympathisins
attention. Does the Confederate govern.
nent call for more troops, who 30 prompt
call into exercise all the powers at his com
n.nd 10 secure them, as Gov. Vance. ID
Misguided and unpatriotic men desert the:
\ posts in the army, his persuasive appeal
made, his authoritative power at once er
lforced to cause their return, and to punis
hose who encourage them in their course
hsubordination. Is a man untrue to t
eause or his country in this hour of trial a.
1 suffering, no one is more solicitous that S
we're punishment should be neted G
to him, while none are more true to prot
the innocent, however humble.
| In a word, Gov. Vance is the man tor
times, and fortunate indeed is North Carol
that she has such o man at the head of
~sszss alzti1sss~~Exerzbod fe
ever DC does, the people say-AMEN.
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Il. COR A J

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omonths 100, do
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We are indebted to Mr.. IT. G. Hood, Co.
F, 26th N. G. Regiment, for a club of sub
scribers and go. And to 1t. R. w. AsKew,
Co. D, 18th, Tor . club and $40. Our thanks,
kind friends. May many others do likewise.
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HI1E0L TIC CtACu4y lOSl WV &A0 sVOA ~ E&ANs
Our troops fell back across the Big BLACK,
destroying the bridge.
They advanced eight miles North, and
this morning found Johnston in line of bat-
tie. No artillsry was Loaf and the bridge not
burned. Twelve thousand fought tvyo army
corps, twenty-four thousand, and su1stained
themselves, and fell back at night to, their
entertainments. Loss heavy. Battle seyere
and indecisive. The Federals have interruD-
ted communication. Rumors, good and bad.
plenty.
Another despatch dated the 18th, says
a heavy but indecisive battle was Tough
near Edwards Depot, on Saturday. We fel
back to entertainments. Heavy loss on bot
sides. Gen. Tilghman killed.
LATER.-A special reporter at jackson haa
sent particulars of Saturdays fight, from TIL
Adjutant of the 18th Miss. regiment VIII
lett Canton on the night of the 18th. The
battle was fought at Bakers creek. about 81
miles west Of jackson. We whipped the
enemy badly until he was reinforced from,
jackson. Pemberton estimates his loss Al
5000, the enemy's three times that number.
Gen. Loring, on the left, was cut off and
cut his way through the enemy to Crystai
Springs, Is miles south of jackson !: his los
A. So ueI. ll.snnan" was Aiiieo.
s.r AZ oni'l&i osspatcn rom 6en. johnston.
0" y..
Ieu u,enant Oenersi Pemperton was at
1a n.A oy the enemy on the morning of the
a aosn Instant near EDWARDS Depot, and after
hnle louis nghtlng, was compelled to fall
JACK y oenlna the Big Black.
r.o.-Notnins later from Mississippi. The
SITUATION OF AFFAIRS there is thus briefly SUM
meo up; On Friday, the 18th, the enemy
9teackeo ten. Pemberton at his position near
jackson, driving him back upon Gen. john,
SONS Inc OF battle within eight miles q
slcksourg. In plain English, Gen. Pembef-
Ton was attacked by aforce superior in NUM-
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cut off and captured a suppl

E Register and Advertiser haf
3 despatch from its special Co
dated the 18th:
ersls sent q flag this evening fl
Fipal Surgeon left in charge q
It is stated that in SaturdAY
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ever nc does, the people say-AnEN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-02

~ We are elac to see evidences that
the settlers Of Dakota are becoming salts
fled With the preparations making for their
protection. There is no longer any dou bt
but sufficient number of troops will he
At the disposal Of Gen. Cook, to enable
him to make such arrangements ~ to re.
move all grounds Of apprehension.
We once more urge upon the farmers 10
plant largely. There will be demand
for eli thai can be raised.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-05-02

~ READER, SroP AND Tn,Sx.-We
supposs the most Of our readers buy and
use b. r. DELaso4 h Co.'S Chemical
Salsratus. but il there are any Of you who
do not, JUS. stop And think that impure
salera,us Is very detrimental 70 the health
Of yourself and family, while the Chemical
Saleratus il ~ pure as SNOW and l. there.
fore perfectly healthy. II j. manufactured
u Fairpor,, Monroe county, n. 7, and
for sale BY most merchants and g.Ocers in
the country.