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These prIces need no Comment They convey
their own moral; aud ihe moral is, that in order
to emencipate some millions Of Southern ne
gToes, the Northern white labOring man is 70 be
enslaved. He must be, as he row is, a slave to
capital. slave to taxation. and slave to Pow
erty One Of these days, if we cen get the ad-
minislration back to the starting point Of the
war, so as TO make it war for the restoration
of the Union aud the maintsnaues of the Con-
stitution only, the emancipation Of the North
ern working men from thair hard taskmastsrs
is possible, but not before.
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RYoHaEGE E0TIrE - ?

ALL Cunfe5erato oEcsrs and men who have beer
h captured and Fsrsd 10 Virginia and hisry nd ai
suy tge nom tae beginning 0f hostii les 10 tbs st o
a-F5Enoef' lsa2 have been duy exchanged and are
hereby 50 declared
Il Al Coniedera'e officers and men who have beer
delivered a Aikens Landing, On James rive- at any
l9e preEior TO TIE - q Of November 162 have beea
duly sEch sn5ed ans are p rs5y 50 deea-ed
~ All COME crate ofcsTs and Eaen vhoh ire been
delivered a. Nicksburg Mississippi previous to the si
q AoTemher, 1872, and including said dae have been
duly exchanged aud are hereby so dec sred
ROBERT OULD
f%1 lW Az rf T.r+ han "a
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CONCLUSION.

Fellow citizens, IS there no way consistent
with the honor ard interests of all TO bring to an
end this unnatural strife, which is shedding the
best blood Of the laud, and eating on our sub
stance There is not a good citizsn in the
whole country who does not, in his heart.desire
peace There is'not Christian family ia the
land, who, when tho shades OF evening close
around, do not in their deYotions a the family
altar, pray for peace and the safe and speedy re-
turn Of tue long abseut one. There is not q
soldier 10 the Northern or Southern armies. who,
as re PAGES at night his weary round, or lays his
head upon the Tude camp pillow, does not in i'm
ag'nstion visit the hreside a! homa, and sigh for
peace. We should not be afraid Of peace-an
honorable and permanent peace, whether it come
BY the exercise OF power OK the exercise Of con
elEahon- II should b9 psace on the basis of
the Union as il was mot a Union of Ssates
where part are hsld ia subjugation as conquer
cd provinces, adding nothing to the material in
terests end prosperity Of the nation, snd only
furnishing a thester of action for swarrns of
military otlcers-but 2 Union of sll he States
With thsir equality aud rights uniin paired y
1t should be peace founded on the submission
OF al to the rghtful authority of tue govern
ment and the guarantee to al of their eonsti-
tutlon9i rights By the government L should
be peace bringing with it such unity as win
nave the Constitution for its foundation and
obedience to law its corner stone.
The governor was frequently enthusiastically
eppisuded during the delivery of his address.
and upon It's conclusion tho processy of citi-
zens and soldiers again formed in 7 . and es-
corted him to his quarters.
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Special Order No. 27l.
HEAbQU RTERS STATE or MISSISSIPPI
AbJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Iacssan JanuarV 18th. 1893

ApTUrANT AND INSPECTOR ffENERALs OFFICE,
Jackson Januzry 18th, 1903
Msior-Generai 7. C. Tupper:
YOU VIII issne ord II SO tie several commanders
Il II Coupaalss ba' s ms aad 7ments 70 retain n
their commands s Ggr ferry years Of age, Wso
have slrsady been detailed volunteered in the ser
vics of tie Stste Special Or5ers No IS issued from
the Hsa5Ql-riers o. Lsutenaut General Pemberton,
under ir trlctions fr ~ the Secrsurg OF Wa, con-
aads ;ha' al sn under forty years Of age now serr-
ing il Misss pPi State 10 - vii net Re inter
fsred with by enrolling ofloers "a tne disb2ndug Of
SAID orgsaizstions.
IT, Toa VII assemble ihs compsnios in the several
counties in the State aad draft tAercfrcm sufficient
number CT ue1 70 IL each company now crdsIsd into
service 10 The number Of seventy isclu6irg conis-
stoned officers and Csuss ali a5ssniees to return ims-
diately 20 taeT e-IaEs1ds
III You VIII order al feld comasay and staiT OH
Gers not in active ryiee ana al Whts uses between
ths ages Of eighteen and ETY. who are either perms-
nenily temporal residing IN the State IN be Ia.
ClEdFd tie 0raf, except s2eh may be liable anc
have not been discharged from e1ns1rp ption. All those
discharged frCln exp len, and these discharged
from State EsFics 5y1ees2n Of surFeols ceftibc-s,
together with those who exempt from corscrp ion
bT act o. Congress 90 be ac Uied IN said draft rs
less specially eZeua-t ~ ths laws Of tbs Sta'e.
By order Of jobs ]. FETrus Governor and Com
Ensnder-in-ChisE JONES s. HAMILTON.
Adiuis1s AID Inspector Gene al,
faa1-iu STATE Of fTz7seinui
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HLEGAL ARRESTS

The war now ia progress was, with unanim-
ity, declared by Congress to be waged on the
part OF the United Ststos, not for any purpose
OF conquest or subjugaton, overthgowine or
interfering with the rights or established insti-
tutions Of the States, but TO defend and main
tain the supremacy OF the Constitution. and to
preserve the Union, with the equality and righis
OF the Geveral States unimpaired This was the
only legihmste purpose for which the war could
be prosecuted, and, with this purpose in view
the people Of the loyal States responded to The
call Of the government In accepting the stern
reality Of war for the maintenance Of the Con.
stitution, they had q right to expect that their
own constitutional privileges would be respect-
cd. They did not expect that ia order to sup
press rebellion, the inalienable liberties Of loysl
citizens must be sacrificed They did not ex-
pect that the Constitution Of the United States
was so imp o!ent that its supremacy could only
be maintained By a violation Of its provisions.
Citizsnss Of this State have bean seized with.
out due process Of law, without the opportunity
Of investigation before c0mmitsiDg magistrate.
without be ng confronted by sccsser Dr. wit
nesses, without being infmmed Of the cause Of
been torciblY taken and confined IS prisoners
Out o. the State Of New Jersey Such action is
a violation Of ths righ-s Of the individual It
demands serious consideration. 1t concerns
every man IN the community. It is the pgiyi-
iege as wei! as the solemn duty Of free people
20 inquire INTO any claim Of power which IN
iirlnses upon the Wei-defned guards Of personal
liberty.
The Constitution Of the United States pro.
Yloes that " no warrant shall issue except upon
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Our Location

The location Ct tee Appeal Office
Is on State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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Hogs, round, forty-fi7s to fifty cents per pound
by retail, seventy to sevsnty-i7e cents, and still
advancing
we have large population both Of soldiers
and civilians 70 feed ia tbs city, and if what
produce can be spared in the country for our
people is not permitted to come to market, bad
consequences may arise.-M0b9e Tribune.
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Terms OF subscription.
TerIlls Of Advertisfng.

All adveEtisements viii be charged
s1.5O per square for the FIRST inser-
ton and 4 for each subsequent in
aaE.fion.
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Does any sane man believe that two distinct
races Of men, Of different color who caunot by
any means be brought into social equality-ean
long exist in the same locality, in almost equal
numbers, without one race becoming subject to
the other
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RECRUITS WANTED |
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICERS or THIS BATTALION sTe no1 IN The
Sou5h 70 enlist snch voung uen citizens Of Louiai
ana aB are withn c0uscripf age w6o Ilsy GENE Tor
ward snd offer ih Inse.ves Tor e vic9.
By special authority Of the Secretary OF War, amy
snon liable TO c0usenpiion nay Be enlisted snd con
sc-pss enrolled may be a.sgaed 80 al up this orgsuiza-
tioa.
A boaaty Of FIFTY DOLLARS WI be paid 70 81
liable s. cans5rpt on who come properly 1nuendaa
The recruiting ti7us vili be Mobile Ala. Jackson
Ms and other poiats en- the New Orleans Jacks =
and Great Nor.hsrn lesIrozd nearer New Crle1nE.
Captain n 3. MILLER, 3rd company, viii Be sta
tipned at 81 bile recruiting ofieer; and Cap an O.
". SQDIRES, Is. company, G ptain J. B. RICHARD.
son, I'd company SID Lisut-NORC9SM, 4ih company.
sscksen md ", 20 whom, or 20 the uaerEgaed
g. Mobile applications may be addressed
J. b WALTON
Colonel Commanding snd Chief Of Artillery,
Isl Army Csrps Department Northern Virginia.
Ibave established ny recruiting ofioe az room No.
81 Bowman House, jackson, Hss
Q. ". SQUIRES,
Captain and Recruiting Oficers
is2L1m Battalion " Wssaing Artillery.
Alexandra payers py ons lnonth a15 send dRpi
Ha NJ n -rs1-1
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BY MCLANAHAN e DILL.
JBe gtlenpBis appeal.
PUBLIsHEIO

Daily, Tri-veelkly and Weekly
BY
JohO R. McClanahan---Belja F. Dill,
Under ihe irm and style Of
McCLANAHAN & DILL,
To whom al Testers on bu iness or otherwise should
be addressed.
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probable cause, supported by oath or afirma-
law and that the accused shall enjoy the
right to a speedy and public trial by an impair
tsl jury Of the State and district where the
crime snail have been committed, and to be in
formed of the nature and cause Of the accusa-
ton, and to be confronted By the witnesses
against HIM
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Ghange TiCkefs.

E hol6ers of our due bills 70 Pearl River NILS are
t,.nofasd 3 present them q eur Banking once for
bsafs March lf-
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sEcEssIoN A PoLTrIoAL HERegr.

The doctrine of secession is political her
esy, ct variance with the letter and spirit of the
Constitution. The nature of our national com
pact negatives the fiea that secession is a re-
served right OF the States. The We Y language
ana terms OF the Constitution negative the idea
f-nr-ers ron r,r,-.,r ----rr..-
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EFFECTs UPoN WHIrE LAnnn.

We are told that there would be neither more
nor less room for labor, and that, if they should
come here, the white laborers can exchange
places with them. Are We willing for such an
exchange Would either our or their condition
be improved What then is to become Of them I
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Dispatches to the Associated Press North.
HEADQUARTERS ARMH OF THE PoroMAc. :
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THE BIGHTs OF NEW JERSEY TO BE PRO
TECTED.

Whatever legal and constitutional powers are
vested in the Executive Of New jersey, for the
protection Of the lawful rights Of the citizens Of
the State, viii be exercised during my admins
tration. Il cannot be that these arbitrary arrests
of citizens without due process, and imprison-
ments beyond the jurisdiction, are legalized by
virtue of authority emsnatiBg from any civil
magistrate. Neither can they be justified because
of any power flowing from military com
mandsr for the persons arrested were net in the
military service and therefore not subject to
what is termed military law, and it is clear
principle that what is called martial law cannot
rigbtfilly extend beyond the field Of active
operations of the commander.
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dEADROAhIERs AaAI OF TIE F0T0MAC,
January &c, 1863 :
This morning General Burnside turned over
the command of the army ta General HookeF.
As soon as the change was known, the prin-
cipal officers waited on Burnside, and took leave
Of him with regret
The following is the address Of General Burn
side to the army
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of Major General Burnside.
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. G.

It's undersiood that Major General Franklin
and Major General Sumner, have also been re-
lieved Of their commands of the right end lefs
grand divisions Of the army Of the Potomac.
but the names of their successors have not been
divulged nor is it known who has been ap
pointed to take the place of Gen. Hooker.
Gen. Burnside, with most of his late staff, has
been allowed thirty days Ieays Of absence.
The weather is warm and pleasant. The wind
is fast DR. ying up the earth
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PERs0gAL LIBERTY An ABSOLUTE RIGHT.

Personal liberty IS one of the absolate rights
of man. It's protection is one of the primary
objects of government Under our system
courts Of law are established to try criminals Of
every grade. The Federal and State courts
having their defined and proper jurisdiction,
have continually been accessible The law
points out the mode Of proceeding against the
alleged offender, and whatever may be the ma
ture Of tue crime, the courts in New Jersey will
fairly investigate the charge and punish the
criminal, if legally convicted. If any citizen
of New Jersey be guilty Of the high crime Of
treason, let him be punished; but his guilt
should bo established by the same Judicial
means that the Law awards to the meanest eul-
pTit
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GGRiCE'S CELEBRiTED SlLVE.
4 SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR.. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that bafIled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Burns.
Graces Celebrated salva cures scalds.
Graees Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
traces Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
traces Celebrated Salve cures Callouse5.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Salt Rheum,
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chiltlains.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast,
traces Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
traces Celebrated salve cures Erysipelas Sores
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Assesses.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Ulcers
traces Celebrated 9alve cures Chapped Hands,
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Ringworms
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Plmples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify,
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper.
ties OF other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case of
accident for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants is a fail
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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ID r Fl l l. L
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT

FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-puring tho rroo
tce OF aiteen years lr ll has come In coTacf var
almost llinmerable of Debility occssnnod IN
Greau'n habit OF solitary self abuse They continna
70 warn an Fouhg men wh' afflicted TO avoid
II as tueF value their lives, and to advise MI ,,bo az
hey e b YEN nc the sS or is Where
ie re usasefs result. in the non Attendance 81 th
Of the insane d MO f to that three iouhs
propnetoIS Of Insane &Sviuns corroborate tbe
nr ~ i t9 victim escapes insanity or idocy vet he
i,T r y tnurely nhtted for the real pleasures 6f life
piaer III or our Of the domestic eircle-Wth nrocreavn
bi ~ ula q aillc ed with distrust ever doubtful
III - MS, III act perfect hypochondriac what is he
al 10 Ne cast oui and die. Attend to them at once
n,t Ia WI, Wy are addicted to this miserable habit or
ira, tp1 iaIe ana you may go down 10 a dshonored
ers ii ny 10 meet the God who gave you the pow
os tiiSn YOU nave made instead Of blessing
as theE were intended There exists not in tho Will,
MyLq an object more oathsome miserable than one
wish Tor happiness and heaven 80 ~"
Br UNI practice is wholly the botanic prncipe
any therefore upon a natural foundation. rN'
OiiIce No 81 Vain street " err omen from a m
tion " ionip' "tteb
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AK ER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL.

THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS
COLDS, INCIplFNT CONSUMPTION, AND
FOR THE BELIEF OF CON~UNIFTIVE
PATIENTS IN ADVANCED STA
GEES OF TIE nI-EASE.
This has been so long used and universally known
u OF we need do no more than the public that s
quality Kent 10 the best has been and that II
may be relied on to do all II has done.
Prepared by ER j. c. AVER & Co
Practical and AHdiviicdi Chemists
Lowell Mas.
gists in Worcester.
nj deod&weoyy Iyeon
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Me0tfrnal.

nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, sc.
~ AT WuOLESALE.-rhe subscriber having taken
out Wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law is prepared sell for CASH Drugs, Patent Medi-
DAVID SCOTT,
dtf 2sl Main Corner NJ schanic street.
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the constitution, descending IRON parents children
unto the third and fourth generations; ncCd it seems
to be tie rod of Him who Il will visit the iriquites
OF the fathers upon their Children he diseases orig
tacks In the lungs, Scro 'ula prodrces tuherces and
finally Consumption; III the lands swenes which
supPur te and become uceruus in the and
b wells, deranpcments which produce indigestion, dys
pepsa aul liver complaints; the sSin, cruptive and
cutaneogs affections thesc all having the origin,
require the same remedy, viz, qualifications and nviPOra-
ton o' the bo0d Purify the blood and these danger
Gus dsempers leave Won. With bile foul corrupt.
edbnod cannot have health: with that life the
flesh" healthy, you cannot have scroful diseases.
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D 0 0 IL f I g II A Z D. S
Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World.
DEAFNESS CURED BY MRS. n. G BROWN,
4lO Arch stcect, Philadelphia
Metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear, and Proprietor of
POOR RICHARDS EYE ANO Ear WAFER
PC0R Rl1HARO'S EYE ANO AN WA[ER.

The above wonderful Me iciae CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE EYES, 4 >Rs AND fHROA AT. Where there are
capacities OF seeiug and hearing
Born WILL BE RESTORED EJiAEDIATELY
Bathing the Ewes and EHt, night and nor.n- VIII
strengthen the bye, clear the vision, and iayyOrate tie
entire system.
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THE PECULIAR

THE PECULIAR
faint or detection which we
call SCRoFULA turks in the
constitution of multitudes
of men 1t either produces
or is produced BY an en-.
feeb- cd, Initiated state Of
tine blood wherein ttat flu
III becomes incomplete at TO
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous action. and
Leaves the system to TALL
into disorder and de ,ay.
The scrotulous containing
ton is variOusly caused bv
mercurial disease low liv
ing, disardered digestion
from unhealthy food, inn
pure air, filth AID fiithy
h tbits, tho depressing vices,
and alb We all, the vcncrcal
infe ton. Whatever be its
- r..
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result is the production of his
INFALJIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.
ESsIRuAL Confoonp prePM alton which daily
its operation, is Warranted Harmless and always
successful in all cases. when used according the dreo
tOns.
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLES!
have been sold within the last Ten Months and the graf
flying result has been the prompt and thorough resoIs
ton Of Hundreds of Females, who have sought relief
from other preparations IN vain thereby demonstrating
its ndisputable right to be STYLED the greatest
Female Cath"I'coo "a Regulator of the Age.
CO other preparations styled Female Cathoicon'
are being widely sdvei sed urporting to be of different
classes of strength aid at prices graduated accordingly;
the inventions of men who have no just claim medical
knowledge or experience, much less OF any knowledge
pertaining to Indian ArcGna practice, all such
np0sOns and scales of prices but deviceg
uous, and lead to the sale and spurious if not alb
solutelN iHiuriu articies
Dr. HILL is the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and throughout
ways made the In licnes and sysemof treatment
in all cases OF sexl Difficulties large part of his theory
His FEM ALE REGULATOR has but one formula
ana Ttrengt and is put W in bottles Of convenient
and Is forwarded TO all parts OF New England the United
states and the Canadas in packages perfectly safe by
tie; Communications by mail Strictly Confidential
ention. -''''' ''''''' ''s u 81 y Insure al
~ Bear in mindl HITS Female Regulator Is
preparation intended to and eecta} remedy and
cure al cases of Female difficulty confirmed or transient
and is the only preparation which will sh that
known throughout Neyv England and other sections q
the mon, and whose success and testimonials far ex
coed those of any other practitioner of his age in all
branches OF Private Fr0ccs be found in the conn
try ~ NO preparations warranted Genuine IN
street, Worcester. - ~" a."
Dr. IEtIPs Botanic Remedies
Gr the cure Of rvaIe Diseases in either Sex will a, all
FW W6Rne OF r eIF W SH9 curing all eases
practice OF fifteen years, pr I'LL has come in ra,oct
with almost mngmerch;e eases debility occasiontd
by dreadful habit of solitary self abuse lie e"9iin
ucS 10 warn ell Young aft
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M, e,,,, , FnENlXvILLE, CT, April l. 1859.
IN HEIh AhNoLD -Mv Dear ~ir:-Your Balsam has
performed wonders In this section; and wish YOU 10
sehq ne 'ur her supply 1t has cured Cant Lorenzo
Il. Latham OF l1ue-Stindmg Wgrrhea after trying n
number OF physicians ard Inherent medicines both in
Europe and in this Couttty. ~ "
y. A. WHEATON, Postmaster
Sold wholesale ana retail by G r. spur q r. Har-
druggists and country stores, almost every yillaye in
the New England states. dvwSmS fSa
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Mt0lctnes.

pAWTUXET, r. l., April IS, 1859 -
- Joseph K Shepard do testify and say that had
tne Dissntery seven months trace the coast of
Urea II then terniT atcd in Chronic Diarrhea, which
continued Tor about iOur / at the time
LINZ tIe most popular physicians and medicines the
us a.u am sorry 10 ay without benefit; at last
g'maently cured b, using two twenty-five cent walls