, 1863-02-03

Ne have received from our correspondent |
ut Memphis file Of the Jackson {Miss,) 4p- |
txdl from January 18th to 22d, from which We |
make some extracts:
The REBEL Loss At MuRFnEEsBoRo.-Thc |
4Irpeal Of the Goth contains lists Of killed, |
wounded and missing rebels at the Murftees-
boro fight from thirteen regiments-which
foot up total Of 2,s7o. As there were some
80 rebel regiments engaged in that fight, 1t
would indicate q rebel loss Of about &, 900 du-
ring the four days fight.
The 4Apx1l publishes William J. Aliens
speech, the Representative from the 9th dis
trict in this State, delivered in the House Of
Representatives, On the 23d Of December last,
aud warmly eommends 1t.
The appeal also. publishes the proceedings
OF the recent Copperhead meeting held In the
Legislative Hall at Springfield. It commends
the remarks of the speakers very highly, espe-
clally thosc Of Tom c. Gokdy' of Chicago.
The death ut Cantonr Mississippi, of Mr. P.
n. Wood, is announced. Mr. Wood was born
and nurturcd III New London, Ct, but moved
to New Orleans thirty years since. He was
Cashier Of the Union bank; then partner in
the banking business with Mr.. James Robb,
now of Chicago; Cashier and President Of the
New Orleans Gas Company; and Vice PEcsi-
dent Of tho New Orleans, Jackson and North
crn Railway: Attic commencement Of the
rebellion, Mr.. Wood was strong Union
man, but afterwards became a secess{ouist.
The dppe4l SAYS that hon. T. G. Reynolds,
"Lieutenant Governor Of Missouri" has
arrived at Richmond, and that "by the recent
death Of Governor Clalb jackson, AT;
Keynolas has peeome uosernor III oi Ausspul1.
II thai Is 50, why oou tne go!e{nor CONC
home md assune the duties of hlsoihce.
me 4lnpf'l fecls sure tnat II ~ vas 1ne plraIe
Florida, Captain Ncwland Mof1t, which sunk
the Federal gunboat uattcr:'s SO nysterlousiy
in Galveston Bay:
Gu1nERLASn I 1Ar;r1olntton tn n sha MaS ="
- ~. :1fcct -: thai Federal farce wns moyjnr
against Cumberland Gap. The Express says
WARN work Is expected there soon, IRON
the indlcatiens o. lhe times; Ua1 t iofcGs ars :;
connaen1 ol lne'r apu1ts " oo4o tus piaes'
-- The Athens (Tenn.) bst says negroes
are selling in that section Of the State ut from
81 eco to s., ,o001a piece; and notwithstanding
the enormous prices, large numbers are puT-
chased IN Virginia and brought to that region
-rht Bristol fTenn.> Southern dd,prot<
e,xe 3hot 1ndoe Everett 1T Ecnfucs,- dIcd in
ehet -1,cc of 3eti,;nn. tramcns IN tEasd met
49, ~ 49, t-.a, T,,,1o'
no1nn M had not arr,red m ~ the bnnr rc rcut .r
| tn.n~css r. las feen ratnsncr ferf. heavily f.,
AZ pTast +rn,Tn 1onrs Tft1a rsina hara Iaer
os s1 nhbnnaont ba thro,,eh the nid1le nortions n
1Io stat. the adva5ce nfRoscrrans # l,c rral1t
e,ta,,,n1.tes m a1rance Iii h. I,,atar;aiy
intarfa,ped H,th W. h,re -" M domht ~!
s4!ca1ns m Here arr nuch swollen ani, thai
naa1. D:u 49, ,a-e.,oso1 i;ro ~ n,a1et;ons
Dush n;e ~! rtGGpI5se - ns - - ~ hn,,i,
~ ~ .nIs III ~ 1ssh Wv ~ 49, o'>''A7'
ehouo'o'3" 1e'e'' 1'"''
WnEAT.-From every direction OF the NJ
country, We arc informed by private letters
as well US By individuals who reside in tht
whcat-growing country Of Alabama, that tht
wheat crops generally; never looked bette
than at the present tiuc, and unless there Is
great calamity befalling IL between this tint
and the 1st Of March, tie wheat crop Of Sortl
Alabama will surpass anything in the shape Q
wheat that has ever been made In the State o
Alatanla,-St1ma Sentinel.
r,ou N,nmE TrsxFssFE-Our latest i
f-ans thc rhaftononoo hi If tha 18th. Gel
!v1,arton Who wns r. frout If Rrn1p- viii, HI
oa+.Irr tant hocE wnrd that thn sdyancc n
frorn Nm nrfrceshoro- ]eas NJ ass,.re,
- 80 Ma r'G sad marc3,cd ont in fare m,
a. s,,1a,nad ~, villas n font of the to,
net; ias,4 ~ tSa 1itS r mas mt he1;nvc
on the n+s-s - NV 17'a. E: 20 =:
tnat hoseeIans nag sent away snJ u ~ u