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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

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Ia grsakue Of The next Presidency Of Federal
dom. and lie restoration Of the seeded States to
tas-o.l Uafoz. tbs Kew York Esrald says:
u tbe s.daneBt Of this question, thsTefoEe,
u-a th.llz * may Be- safely lssBuct that tresl-
daa. L Lnc1lo hss broken ground Tor tie De1t
Presidency sad has Tefy broadly inhmatad that
lfe u.s5k m aill- be tbat 0I tDs cop5ervatIye e.
if.tfTs ge'ies viii aa .he testoration cf The Sc
eefat Sz.les ss so0a IS suy Cr II Of t1en may
choose s Urn, snd Elih ther l3eel laslisa
ses, including slavery jusl as the War nay
-rse4ioat = h-.e los .hn j. CiBsr Wolds. He
Ri9srs 80 he oDiuiou .hat ths SacrslsEy q state
.B.Izs b. authority 81 bIs lstter 90 tae French
fi,v-rr i-oet suzzastiaz tnst tie reiu q 70 botA
f4.r.z.q 1 ~ 5sal Congress cd .hs mcnso D
aus ron any sec66ed Siates VIII be regarded e.
- Heis1 tsE sils reAt5italcl @ gueb state, v7iA
aiiilse3 cons ifuIioam Hghis as enc q th-
Uui.-d.Ssatss Fl F9od 8laH ing ans Is ne Ee-
Essoul Kansas difficulty torsanaocns As -A'
1rn 5r tfs Pcsi4sL-al auc oss
4 T5sB anetPs o3iaion. On the osheE saad
4 lie vs. hngien CErosisis, enc Of Lneoin's q
zsrs. .lsEs taus OF DE policy shs de5p9i is do
+ taraued 20 pursue.
gns peeple sfs n fsvoE Of a .enisnt pole,
t5vs.f ts lebcs Bdo als new laIly Uai 9pca
ard msy Be expected CO any time 70 be seel
m-vi1E n ths soliou Of cul capitsi, nos 8
srue3 iRgalzls, bgf kueei.us supFhganta. =
toe 20, Iae lne tT mercy Hss gone by Del
VAS 3sy ehsa o1i ara5 Hole open vide. ~
wouid have received then IS ;h8 vic ina Or q
re7. 81 prod Kal, Yss l0viEg c.dlifen Of our loin
3us moss Let lbe glea- VaUlt of Get ysbr7
answer feF us. let tho Tld5Hs ana orpbaHs
, ~ Isl eiood o the H5.a eiTs tAese haue Is
s8ss of slavery our sugFaT Nelcy melcs
vgbat meIcY have they Shown Us 2 Let The
b lhaakfal thas We give sbszn 50 sasy dsaihi
gisOesi
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nand Of langusgs, tkst ability to rsiss rtV @
any moment and in any plaes, for which bis sd
miTsrs give bin 90 much credit Tks oxPgini
his superiority rs dipiomss 70 the ChsYslisfl
Wikuf Javeit aBd Wsad, sad even to hiI
gvses. ATehbiahep HHgkss. These psrsonsEss
have aoea q EuT8pe, but thaY accomplished little
or aothiug, bessHas they did nsl have the devil
with theR. Sens Of them were accompanied
BIZ lnammon, others BY nEmmsgy, bit none Of
tham had ths raal devil. Bsscher Uadsubtsdly
has. BE detailed . itsio iEap Of sntan 70 nan
sRs bis weekly paper during ais ahsencs, and
.sok the genuine Lnoifsg aa bis travelling com
psuion His aSvent into Euglsnd was marked
81 an asrihq uRke. His arst speech produced
moral earthquake. Il 10 doss n9i involve tbs
British isles in some tremendous disaster before
his retara. il y Il be bsoauss iha Eaglish aTs che
mast laeky people uPon the glsbe.
0ss Of the daily organs Of Raiea IN this city
asciibss % the satanic parsan "inlsnse passion,
"msrvsi0us p5WeT Of illustration" sad great
asxibilisy' These are sstsuie qualities. Ihe
orgsn slso describes hiaa as c7Htancisg with ga
raging sea- of 0pposiu0n--"8Ow soaring 30
overcome f. ROW sinking TO uBdsJmiRe It, nov
da8kiHg IN lis ssath.'' This is precisely the Ga
tanie STYLE o. warfare We, In cur kindness Of
AeaTt, have previously spoken Of Parson Beech
er's "pluck." Ii is satanic pluck, which knows
no fear because it hes Bcihing &c lose aud every
ttiaE 60 gain. Milton praises SstAn for tha same
qusilY. Tie London Times sAys that BsechsT
sppeslad 60 Eagsh sel6shngss. Il is Just this
Aansn weakness wbich 5atsn generally plays
upon, ana tsis iB the chord be sttsmpied 70 toush
wien he offs'sd Divinity all the Kingdoms Of
this Tolla. Nor ara the fraiis Of PsTsoa Bsscb- /
st's sffsri5 unworthy Of bic satanio inspiration
70 SD auch ss he have wastcd al ocean q
1ood already ia sboiE Aypoeutiesi defense Of
the rights Of ths black race D1sGi2sa homes. {
widows ssars, the cries Of poor orphans and the
lamentations Of motaers viii be bis welcome
when he sgAiR ssis foot upon our SHORES. They
ere his iTiHmphs. 10 hiss assisted in causing
them. Nay be has dsne 30 undeI sde guiss ct
roigisn ard philanthropy, aud hes thus added
new lssi 70 aia hloadslaiasi iap1ois. Every ore
m1v serve Satan if bs viii bnt it is net every
one vhs can saTve BIN ~ Parser Bsechsr does.
"a ihs livery of God
s,ill 10 spite Of ell tkis, We hava hopes .hss
tho visit Of lie satanic psrH3n 20 Eug.anJ vii
help The Uoioa csass. Iadsad 3ais csuid scarce
lY Be otherwise; fer, b. providentiai a-r- see
maai sltsa csE.lHHaiiy trips himself upi LIS
schemes work Egainst ssoh other, and iha EVIL
ho does IN oDe place c5uateTacts tho aril n
another Sc .t viii doubtless be viii Parton
Basehsr. Ella visit has injured Eag.a8d o Zrsst
deal, sad may breed revoIuiiou heres bGt all
IBIS vii proTeat foreign intervention IN cur
.asirs, ssd ailew us 10 aestie matters IN car 77a
Nag. Thus it Is tsas the saiaHjs pGTEon ir E1r-
laad helps to unde tEs work sf The satanic par
Fau iu America
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AAa-Aah faA --aA-sA~t'ra
A s5rssp-nasa. f Tie Pstsrsbzrg Express,
writing rem esnp, near Rspid Ann station,
Gays.
I ihs cvouiag sstF @ letter bearire adiugs di-
rect i-on our Tas-2 Mississippi friends 10 ArEar-
gas. and frons 70 7 cleared same interesting rat
leus7s Of Sra ~ ID loyal Southern cif5s5zg
are heirr tr,atsd - the vRncsl a0r3ss whe ara
nez iniesiiHe srd desecrEting alaosi chat aa-
Gfs St1ie The writer's snfmmsus had Just re-
laEs1 fen p visit n the section OF Dss Ars
scar Central A Larsss, and he says thas tie vile
q s.sefsauls Of shs Nsrtr ar5 Usilg tko most ces-
rote power IN t1at ensiEs region Tcgsir'ng
every ore 90 lake tHeir listed cath CT sHiisr Gee
reHaIf7 therefor, sn1 that men and wcnon are
bcth t5frr placed under -fHiissrF atrssE I0r lie
-sst .-iv7ai cf,Esas One iEsizDcc he neH-
Gors cad sd.lh promises 10 b C, serious na-
sars. tis ciTcuuls--ucss OF which Hrs these n
tfa spring 1t 1851 e EeErs lngurraetion Of gol-e
q glrsatis ual1Ie p 5s discovered On t1s eve et
IL. he,rv carried ir.8 sHsct ia ths county iust
beck af j. Are A committee e the di1ssns
rrag aUuC5ute5 s. iEv1Bdglls tie alaIr, ald 10
bring ths riEelesteFs &c saaicei ta7 clEss qzeace
beirE the hsngirE el 0aa vhi55 1fszn sEd tarsa
negroes. re property OF A.. DuEl1p, q
Msmgsis.
some SIX wssllg sircs, and isnsciG+ciy after
ihe uie751E OF thss section By the Yankees,
Esi cf ihe names sf tas committee was
fur shed G-B Steele, She Yankee general e11s-
utsa5lrr slss lerartzast, ard re has pzocest tsd
b tte auzz- GI ss maay Of thees as can Be-
founS. al rU s8 t1a tims CT the deBariure Of
Ice Ia -8r11snt shey Asd only sucezsted IN the
a--est OF itral--c1s af them uasirc aad lcnF
7s.i5sus Of .liB s,ase, Afr. Ngf7el O stose 7-1o
{ has Eurusr-ss relatives and isz5s IA d-1sEa1.
usrls II TirzlEis, sad -Ga1e esz1-s a7d 81
gsLers Of ~ e1Erl. .e8 thet taeT can lssah che
/ u111dsla-s gl-5saa Il flg E-rta declare Eler IN
I tsnHon te tarE One Of tao psrlss nleaHolsl
5 L 5ear'v s.el q y5ar correspondent, l;id la
usy c5useq1sa, flal uo5s bitterly ths eul-
9z-a ss Ills is ugI enc Of tle ms.Aaa q 5lsll-sr
I irstauces sla5 have occurred daring this Wat
I Bat sloHls such 51sages he quie-ig allowed by
a-r a lIz z-la-i=1 Ni- -ut azg IgLaalallaz. TIE
bleed q tl1asaEls q TIA seuiA beas so-s calls
Z f.r r-vsa-e 1-5 Is--l.a=iu, a1a surely sl1so in
81 a.f. .aIar.a q
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AfIssoURI, Ociobar 30, 1903
From HiIiaoia


Special Dispaioh 70 the cheago Tr'buus.l
spsnGriELD Oes 3i-N stTi,hs.aadinF tie
lsrrs uunbsr Of daseflsTs who haye baeu r5-
iurua5 20 thair regiments ri DIN me past few
months, there sra q ioH HoT4 sit Of iha ssma
sort Who have sludad the vigilauc3 Of i1e on
asrs. On Tcssday, iige joseltsrs Hers bfoug6s
in rem ldorFan eeanty, ard sent . Camp But
Ter
All Faroled prisoners. saoaeing 70 lllinsis
regineals, al Annapolis, Md Vil, anasr rocant
instructions irum tha Wsr Depe ilnsilt, 1e trana-
fslreI 70 Benton bafnad8s-
Mrs L. Fsllon aad Afrs. Kate -Eaii6u have
been appointed delegates on iha part O. he la-
dies soldiers aid socisy a1d ih8 ladies loyal
savus. sf this city, 70 attend he great N9Tta-
vaestern fair Of CAiesg0.
George Nicolsy E-q,, pTiqs1s secretary Of the
President, arrived IN tnis G.y last airhi, and
ygiH start for Washington lh-s evening
Ealislmenis siill soutinla % 20 an unlsr tie
liberal bounty ehg4d by the GosarnmaEL
Yesterday tain on ths 5acks1nVills and &C.
Leafs railroad. ubsu aboat four miles aorlb cf
W5itssal, Vas confronted ng tweuty-f0ur men
armed with shnigHns aud rsv1 ver5, who de-
maudsd thsi the eanluoieT ahSnla rel8asa ona
Thomas Fisher, netorocs x s. C.. Who hla
bea1-sIIssted ssd was 10 custody Of the provost
msfshaE The engineer, learsiug their dssignss
pat on steam esd rHshsd thfosga the crowd,
tnay beng toe e5TaTdiy 70 ir1.
Tlearn rsis is 2 por1oa Of band of two hume
: 1rad dasuerats characters. whe are 1Igsuizsi iu
+ ths eanniies Of Green and Ge0is. MICA lronbia
is anticipated in tnai saelign.
The vsTieHs rserulting aragt1 tbEor ghous tla
! State re80Ee tha+ volunteers un1sT tss last cali
ars coming forward ia large aumbsFs sHd 6 IS
now 58lisqsi ,lss tbs qusia viii be Sled 5g Fsl-
untsers.
Gov. Yates has succeeded in having al he
Parglcd tfeeps belonging b LhnaIs EagImeni5.
oT1 red TO Beaten ha1rseks, BIO.
Capt Iohn Hay l30fh illiucis TolEnsseI1
has bcan bl7-iisehargsd from service on
account of physical disability.
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lambs;" and VIII say, "Ilasmuch as ys hag
done IL unto one Of tho losst Of these, 70 hsv
len5 Ii unto ms'
BaspeetfullV submiasd,
J. COLES,
Chaplain 31at uiineis Volunteer Infantry.
JEREMIAH PORTER,
Chaplain Isl Illinois Light Infantry
T. n. STEVENSON,
ChaDlaiu79.h ONO Volunteer InizntTy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28
VOL. XIV, NO. 247

70 4l Chickamsugs, marching without or -
toward tie sound Of tha ansmy's guns, leeailss
as ihoughi that vas silra q ssidi-r eushl to b
.ouadf tha audience became bTaaisiesa vis4 81
.entipn, l, aa he At last, n closing bs splendid
7erorn.ion, pronounced iho naue Of Gen. james
B. Sicsalnau, lhsy z1rs1V 10 lh1r faes Al enc
man. Aad made ill8 house. ring with tiiair cheers
and elinksd fheir Elss-as snd dfzak the health
Of ila hero wnozo praises hsd been 60 sioqusnriy
resounssa.
Tho bangmet Isatsd til after tIFo III he zlofu-
iug 5g sielt Secretary Chase aud party IN
c'utiug PrssdeHi asrels, Of shs Balsmore and
Ohio railrsai. Governor Cannon 8l Delaware.
judge JoWets and G8veracT Dennis0n, fWh0
isl unfortunately arrived too laso l3r ths meet
ing Genera. Garfield, sid a number of ot1cT
rsnds, were IF egsia Tor Washington
Tha prospests in Maryland ai eourse grow
brighter. The slaeti0u comes next wednesday,
hor8 s ne sort 9f doubt taat t wiz result ia au
1var77hsln ming emancipation .Eiunpa, and IN tho
secjou Of at least four. aud more pro1a u rve.
g. ld-siuis,rsaon c1lgrsr1rasn. Thus tno good
.suss moves forward. al honor 20 tbe earlg
lns ari1 king adYoe.tss vac have brought it
where il is. AGATE.
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From ths New York Herald, Eov. 81
o.e Of the saost beautiful stories Of Holy
vTrit;s thgt OF the tsmptatisa CT Jesus Sc
.tff,sv tells Us iaat Jesus was led By iHe 5piiif
iats tbs wilderness, ard there tae PteE came
y, bin,. and vas repalsea aud robukad ~AgsiR,
.svs 81 Matthew. Ghe devil lsketb him upinio
ap sxceeding high mop1tsin, and saoWsth ann
au the king 5oals Of the Ierld, and glory 81
,l,an,. and saith aalO him, All these wil ! give
tbes il shsu wills fail down ana womb'@ ne.
Than ssi,h Jesus unto nm, 8ai taee 10 q
-. f9T 4 i wr,ttes, Thsu sbalt worship ihe
Lord thy G5d, aad him only SHAT Ehoa serve.
Q'fsn ths devil lsayeth him, and behold, angels
enme and mnisLsgsd uRto aim.
Nesrlv nineteen eeHtuFies siler thia Wsndor-
ful event We Sad this zae Satanr n lha term
! OF = BreSklyn PaEsCs, troubling sse world IS
h. ssanbled Jesus upon the mount. His tai
| aud his horss are esueealsd Seneath the apparel
sf tho aeriod; buk bis iRlsFRal spirit IS As evil
+ dshs as ever. He has eaaga5 wars and csniusien,
( through tse agssey Of this Breokign pasaon and
ethsr parsoas OF that stamp, in this eiiossR aadi
| Vhich was onea the mast happy, the most gesee-
fsl. and The most powerful upon the lass Of sha
aarsh. Now, inesraaLed II tho bsdy Of Beeehsr
ae Aas crossed tAe Atlantic, and Is trying 10 ss
I ALI Enslsnd By ihe CARS sslhshy speaking, We
vvish bisa success. While he is busy thSe we
MAJ possibly 30 abe % repair damages hore
satan ia q hard workers hut be Is nos omnipo
tent. sRa esnaol raisa tee dew. ia snore than on
eeanlrg At 3 time, # Gsd and g5sd men sr
working against him. Engiand mas 6een iaEl
! paring with eFii for a lsag Wnie past, and O.
serves all hat Satoil can give her. " Wsiie she
> in ageay we msy ba permitted e escape.
follows. therefore, that England's ezlTamit
. will be ouE 0ppsrlgnitys aad tn.s the Vlsit
! Satan to Londoa viii AID me Onioh cause.
e Mr. BseehsT ia true tasaaie ghrson. II
g Christianity Is o saiRntc humhug. bus church
; Z satanic church. His followers ao ioiiews
., Of satan. His 3iseipies go 70 Bs.anie sehoi
IS Sc offers them the political aoTid and the gle
, Of il il they viii fall doWa sRd woIship him 81
: his master. He IS not, infsed The devil himsa
r Thai hon0f ia reserved t0r Wendell RaiiAi
y Bat the devil g6ssssses Aim, travels with o
d and actaatss hin. Tie dsvil bestows apon
: shat moving sleqasnes, thAs astonishing co
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sc=-s ss~ s=s lrss izzesti1a aai one iozs Eud g-E
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Ca,iasry nssaas ss-Esss q - Hsa q FtgesF-sTs
81 pas lial sr5 81 slas- sa5sl ~ q srssrs pusas
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Aanvrsw es rmE wAa.

FrsEi The r chmend Sentinel
So ssss7k .ng is the interest arsussd BY each
Of he gToai battles aad prominent incidents Of
tho waE skat &c arc pTons 70 lssk oniy Ct dis
tine5 fssis; aud consequently, cur sPiAioEs ct
ths progress snd management Of ihs ecntssE
gezsralfy psrLsEa ol the ieGli2gs Eniah the
event Is calculated % insBirs.
Z rofs sxisudsd examination Of the reas!is
ei military Operations VIII net bsfoaad uriaier-
sBti7g OF unpTefiabie, asd viii on2bis IS better
b sr7faciste tha vaiue Of what has hsea donei
as Wi as 20 foTa a faiTef Judgment Of he ser
viaas ef shcse e7raetsd vita The direction Of ar
fars Zach r review viii, we thjDk, afford Jass
reason 60 bsiaVs, that the bleed ana treasure
.hst havs heaa expended, the sHHsr5sgsi lssses
and hsrIshlps that have basn endured, Rave not
bsen il Tein; and iuatily the heFei shat Ts ap-
pssseh 8 successful issue Of the Struggle We
ira-i thet = hst Ee Shall say laad We snail en-
deaver 20 aonHne ourselves to sndisPaied facts,
End guak infefsnaes rs they fairly wErra1t,) r1sF
zasar che asspo1diae, if any thsrs be, animate
an IN renewed c5nfidence IN the patriotism
sEt sssacify Of eur public ageHts, hemsr ia'sS
h A aidmats Success, and aboFe 3D. inspire
ieeprr er6 more rzTaTsHaBi seuse IF he aabt o.
vrsii.Rsa ~ owe to Hiz. 10 shsrn alona 5e!ang
ne issass Of bsssls8 ard she destuy Of S.ates.
Tho sabisci 3aa be best prsseatea hy com
psfag be prsssns cossisioa st ahaiEs wish test
EfG9eEE-L eP sAa eA-l Fai2L - ~ A@~~l --~ E---~+
Of TIE sgeu,ys grsat streagth.
Tks Grsl batsls Of MssGasas opened the eyes
of Tie Liacsla GsyaTunsHt se she magEisuds Of
ihe warh Is hsd undertaken, and ell lie eaeI-
giles we're devoted TO its accomplishment. EAe
6alpla Of The SoTth with unparalleled unaniEai-
" and sslhusias1 piaced IS lhe dispsEsi Of
.aslr rulers the entire ras0Eresa Of tHs csHHsEy.
Lhars ssTs H-sn without stint, and erselt Ulla-
cns lizzls; and the continent fesoaHded wits
sho SOUS Of plepsgsiio5 Tor ths gigantic war ~
.ars a1s sea. Tho ausHm1 sue win,st Weg8
consumed gathering aEd disclPing aTmiss, aEd
eel setrg supplies 81 every description, WElla
saejr deck yards has'enad % cover tie w&-sIs
wish as inVainsrabls and an iRviaeibia EsTy.
A5oas taa end Ct February, ls62 tze storz
broke and herde IS Esmsrsua ssd g. savage
as sas "Nsr.hara bivs' oHae posrsd upsn
southern Europe, vas precipitssed aFsa the
STATES of Tire CoB ederGcy.
Ia Es7, 1861, tAs's we're more fhsa 80 sO0
Fsdosa soIsiers in Virginia alone, disIibG-ea g
iois@s:
General Mcclellan entered TIE Peninsula vith l5800l
General McDewsu advanced 20 EfsdsreA5-
barg wif1sas- - y5'
Ia the 7v-F valley we're Generals BANKS sud
EFsutaEs- villa ~ gl
Aad IN western virginia Gen. Cox Esd..'s..-- zoao
sI0rag
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- a pdmross s Has necessarily prin. cor s.
pIude prudent
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-20
WINCHESTER, TENN. JUNE 90, 1868
A Child to Her Doll.

Sit still my darling,
My little ducky dear,
And dont begin crying
Because l pinched your ear
You've been a naughty child
l fear, but muzzer loves you so'
She's 'traid you're growing VIA
Again SSao.wss, q while aSs''
.! who has plnnrd your dress
80 tight and your apron too
They'd Ietter let you DO l guess
Let muzzer tie your SHOE
There, now, my little doll,
/ guess you're fixed to 60
With muzzer to the ball
What makes you saitiie so'
Can't you tell your muzzer' dear
Won't my doll have some cake'
o! your dress--it hurts you dere;
Does your little stomach ache?
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-20
When Will the War End?

When Will the War End?
How often has this anxious query
been put, and what speculation has
been wasted in the endcavOur TO solve
this yexed problem ol the hour? Rea
son and common sense, theory and
logic, are at faul 1t in the attempt to
bring light 'out of darkness. Yet we
think, as the Augusta Chronicle 4
Sentinel remarks, tnat there are some
talnibIc points Of fact which may b.
ached to re ieye us Of our yerTleXity
When it became self evidenttolh1 two
sllgune officials at Washington that
the crushing OF tho rebellion was not
to be holiday affair, nor even task
of ninety days, they made their oSti
mate OF the probable durali OF the
STRUGGLE, and called for vOIunte rs fol
"lhroe years or the war" Three years
was the f.rthcsl limit to which it was
deemed possible the war could extend.
while n vas Hoped AID believed that
it's duration would be much shorter
hence the vrovisO-"or for the war"
Three wears was also adjudged to be
the limit Of the soldiers patience and
epdur nee of its burdens. Few Could
have been induced to enlist with the
bolief that it was to be indefinitely
prolonged, or even that it was to be
c, ntinued through Il period OF several
years. Such u conviction would have
been to them al, assurance that the
effort to subjnsate the South wa,
houeIess. 1T mast be remembered
that the war wasundertaken under the
INN, esson tnat tie South WAS largely
ia tayor OF the lnion, that it would
not fight, and TIT the first display oll
force would awethe dlOattecIed lHto
submission -, .ho m ,.le H.
t:, 49, "a then he utmost limit OF The
war-that $, tfoa tn7tl'e ""vH ,n',,;o Wv
troops w. n,n' th ouh hMay and June
Inc @ V"to' tIsretre Ietered upon the
we nav" nav, -, th. wa and it requires
! thlru Jo"' n,oble,in snbstraction
> ou' 1I" 1,n' =. to delmino how lon.
Q 10 enaD to last-nlcsS, peradven
: .no ii" III. armies of ncon shall ut the !
lu1TiYTration OF theirim, unaniAouay
or in a great mart refer and decide to.
rem in in the tel"hich 's not 1T all
prr,hahle.- But fsnch should be the
case, then the ctinuanco OF the war
would est upon,e disposition Of our
own troops to main in tho service,
and there is no ubt that they Would
continue to figas l"ng as the enemy
persisted in inIing the country. in
this view of III question, we throw
entirely out OF count the contingency
OF either Comment resorting toI
I. conscriplion compel II continuance
of the struggH We doubt that any
&mch measuI would be necessary I'M
1 ne Confederak, and as to Yankecdom, B
Ve attempt scompel unwilling sol
-s after thexpiration Of their three {
VS. term 1 enlistment, would Ger.
~ lead. tdSaifuI s,rie and anarchy. !
\y, the,iore, be safely assumed
he wais not to continue twelve
rgeloner, under any sttlcumstan,{ !.
AXN 4fI0n ~ .
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JACKSON June, II
Northern Items.

4 Baltimore correspondentsays Lees
.,.r,,, has hoan rcdpked by At, 900 men
,nI soys uuow i.Ine time for the Ad.
min;sty,tion 70 Iompel Hoo er to fight
Ian"
psroon, has been elected Governor
IF V-rri,ip, /. C p, Cowyer Lieuten.
Iort C,nynrnor ard ] r, Boydtn, AT.
[9ynev General
=; ,vL.
-"''aI al"' ~ o-'111 prp :" >'on'nS ~"
-H6Servos there were ordered over the
river to Join their division.
The Washington ChroricIo says that
Mobile is to be attacked. 1t publish.
es Il silly. rumor about Fort Morgan
having .~lIcn.
,a,a,ro,, r,or, vosb;rot,r 3,
uom,his InI,;os ,b,t thora is INV ro
i;ahIn to,nJ.lion far The aIIa~n1 I'D
'"D, "a.l nr Gnn oo intor,Mnr ITs anr''. w
"n.,l,o pH,'.,ha,,nnnI. ,i'G ,hat ,hn,. ~ ,na.,
,,t',,,, 80 w. r,,,,,ai TLn .,-,.
lObuN w W III'NN u L HN CINl Va
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Ill., ...;hin ,..H ' di..s,.r. Report, Of defeat, Of
<ts tS''Ioi1 'tI,srr,io!. are gulphrd down with
'pr,"..om ,.arnos. W S If attrungcr comes to Jack
l;;re's to .6l in" the Groakcr ranks,
son ,.'aS ,,,yav soca,nv convinced that ' ick,
H' r.. i doomed. Jacsoa aboup TO be occupied
o"'T apomv. arr amy Totally demoralizod,
hat the v5olc Contederacv is hopelr,,y
MY r.nn tbc snnnt " Tie croukrr tn nks the
,Ebnyver produced sucn troops as the West,
= Safes lie i, moral Y certain that Grants
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Nird IE,ek--G. .y,isasquore each incrton
,ou.!h IPesk--2j cents Il square cachinser
E.,.id Nonth--At the rate of s. pgr Month.
'rtirL cnd Each S,tccsetiing houth--A the
q Of 81 per sQuace Il month
Aliart scmcnts inserted once, twice, or tree
np.a wrk, charged as new adycrtiseuut5
IN tn.
2S yg ont will abe added to the above rQas
bc'lae- me .quarc. No advcr,i.-
As los 1quare. Advertisements tha
kerer~lne and under is lines counto,
,AeandNhaif squares. Advertisement
nsFtske over Is lines and under 20 linc
ant two squarc,!e
;, # be- 4 tyorif advertisers will pleas,
t their adyctiscmanto the number d
mr~ ~hcy wish thep' to occupy.
0d'D2@s Editorli Noticrs Gad CORtuuui
5e icF lndiyldualssnedt, viii B" charged
,ct.s r"riinc.
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Grants losses Confirmed.

Grants losses Connrmed'
JACKSON, June Is.
This place is very dull and news ia
scarce.
An old gentleman who left the FedE-
raj lines at Yicksburg last Saturday
morning, confirm, the story OF the i'm
mcnse slaughter Of the Yankees. He
says they have lost 10000 in assaults,
Grant, however, declares that he WIZ
have Vicksburs before heis done WITH
it.
Persons from the country report
that the c was firing heard this morn
ing from the direction OF VlcLsoug
There is rnmOr current here that
Banks had MADE another assault on
the works ut Port Hudson, with
heavy loss, and without success.
| MOBILE, June II.
A 8, ecial to the Mobi eTitune from
Jackson the l7lh says; \ courier ar
rived at Brook Haven last night, from
Port hudson and reports the troops in
fine spirits, and had repuIsed the ene-
nv q times, and attacked him success
fully. Aid is close at hand
JACKSON June, II.
A courier from Port Hudson has
arrived, and states that the enemy was
punished severely. His company in
front Of u Zoua,e regiment made q
:ood mark for or b yS, who took de,
!. Hbcrato- ain. and kaI!ed and wounded
immense numbers. He says wc have
J sixty days ralions No fear entertain
ed-the garrison determlneP to hold
= out to the last,