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the appointment Of Delegates rem aI tBe e,afss
TO q national convention 70 advise an msfnrs
pan nr tho settlements Of cur dfHenlass
Ehcn, Shlst d secures tia iatesritv Of he
Onloar shall place Che slavery qassfo5 beyond
'ns reach Of ianatical agiaasors or unreasonable
Propagandists. and reesisblish cur Fsdersl
Omon' BY the exercise Of generous and me-
luminous sentiments upon a basis as endurng
as tle continent on which We I've.
~ Inat ths Legislature aud a lsrgs usisrfsv
.. -as peeps q this S-ata condemn, Is gross
s--1ns Of me fscsrsl Cousd alton, the st.
o. ne part OF the Exseut gs 20 control
ths popular branch Of Congress bv fan55is1t
military elections Of representative shs arnoirs-
ment Of military governors. and lie 5fvisieD If
q sovereign State Without The eonssn. of rs go
pio
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Van Dorm, surnsmed "The Dragon has
been at work in the front
Parties Just arrived from Middle Tennessee
state that on Saturday last our cavalry under
his command, consisting Of one division and
two packs of artillery, made an attack upon
Franklin. The enemy were strongly posted st
that place. which is eighteen miles southwest
" from Nashville. C~annonadiBg was heard
very distinctly throughout the day By our infor-
msnt, who left Shelbyville yesterday morning
Tia reports which had reached he latter place
were mesgsr and indefinite, but represented q
eompletesvictory. Our capture Of prisoners is
said TO be three thousand, with the eBemy's en-
tire stores, Munitions, etc.
From McMinHville, We have 3 report &C a
skirmish between the regiment Of Colonel Blsil
Duke and the Yankees, near ReadyYihe. Our
boys lost twenty in killed and wounded,
and were forced to retire before supe-
rior numbers, so report says. Well, better luck
aext time. Try it again.
Every account which reaches US represents
the outrages Of the enemy in the counties of
Williamson and RRt he ford, as excessive.
ReseerAnz is, we learn, confined TO his bed
but he has not gone to C%incinnssi. He is in
Nashville
& large arrival Of smbulsnces is'reporssd by
the Nashville dirty onion p-ChaaanO0ga
heSe<i 0M'
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" Among the prisoners held in Northern
prisons by the Lincoln government, in violation
of the cartel for exchange, are Captains Chas.
Cooper and Manbu1y, and Lieut. Milan, 9th
Tennessee captured a. st Bauodsburg in October
last and confined at Fort McHenfy Colonel
Benton, Lieutsnant-C Colonel Wright and Captain
Faulkner, 97th Mississippi, with thirteen ether
officers captured at Perryville and HaIods6urg,
now at Camp Chase Captain Harris, 5tb Ten
nessee, Lieutenant ButleT, LIST Tennessee, and
Captain Taylor 9th Tennessee, all captured at
Peryville, nov ct Harrodsburg; and Lieusen-
ants James Baker and VIM Garnet, arrested
between fernando and Memphis, last June,
confined ct Jo6nson's Island. These officers
are all held in violation Of the fourth article of
he cartel, which IS as follows; All prisoners
Of war to be discharged on parole ia ten days
after their capture, and the prisoners now held,
and those hereafter taken, to be transported to
the points mutually sgresd upon at the expense
of the captured party" We understand that
our government is giving especial attention to
these and numerous other cases that have come
to its knowledge.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nigdfs Dispatches

Special to The Aemshis Appeal
PASoLA, March Il has been raining here unesas
ingly si1cs last evenins.
The Chicago Tines Of the 2d inst, has bsen received.
rs Washington special announces that the United
s ases Senate committee on foreign relations had PFC
sentes q seFiss Of resolutions protesting against Esro-
pean Intervention,
Asa, that it was reported a. the Federal capital taat
the administration was about % attempt % propitate
he conservatives. IL order 70 secure their suppor. for
the eonseription bill, by q change Of policy, iavolyi1g
q reorganization Of the army. securing to HcClslland q
command a sabordinstion Of The black troops, amo4-
fcasisn Of the proposed system Of arbitrary arrests,
etc.
An engagement il reported to have oeearedR near Win
chester, in which the Fedsrals wsse routed, losing two
hundred men. p
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= 49, DAY IN Nav oanRAvs.

A GAIA DAY EN NEW ORLEANS.
From the numerous reports heard Of the cir
cumstsncss attending the late departure Of per
sons from New Orleans. we are convinced that
the patriotic sympathy toward the voluntary
exiles displayed by the people Of the Crescent
Ciiy has not been made public to the extent It
deserves; neither has the fendish conduct Of
the Federal soldieFy been fully portrayed. The
one deserves the most honorable mention, the
ether exscrstion, aud to insure both = mention
Of the facts is only necessary. The city papers,
vspal in part, and, we are charitable enough to
allow, curbed as to the remainder, studiouslY
avoided any publication Of the facts and in
consequence Of this silence, = glorious day in
the history of New Orleans has passed with but
little observation.
To say that the occasion referred to-the de-
parture Of four hundred voluntary exiles from
the comforts Of home to share the dangers Of
the battle feld-was an ovation, is but a mild
expression. It wss estimated that at least
twenty thousand persons assembled on tie levee
to bid God-speed to their friends Of these,
much the greater portion we're ladies. We have
been assured by old citizens that the occasions.
Of the welcome of JACKSON and the reception
Of LAFAYETTE were eeHpsed by the enthusiasm
manifested. Flags of the Confederaey were
seen in the hands Of many Of the ladies', who
were undeuntedin exhibi ting their devotion to
the principles represented By the stars and bars
and until the departure Of the steamer there
was no abatement Of the enthusiasm manifested.
Of course all the outburst wa9exeeedingiy
distastefu to Gen. BANKS. BE at once at
tempted to suppress it by q charge Of bsyonets
upon the crowd, which was met BY a silent
disobedience Of the order to dispense. The hire
ling towards, unable to accomplish the wishes
Of General BANKS, wsre withdrawn, but not
until after they had committed personsl out
RACES that should entitle them to everlasting
seorn. In the melee, which progressed to sctpsl
hostnities against the unarmed crowd, three
ladies we're wounded, one Of them veryAeyerely
BY a bayonet thrust in the breast. Fair hands
turned aside the murderous wenpoas in number
less instances, to the utter shame Of the cT4vens
who bore thems Finally, an artillery company
was brought to the scene, and by a dash into
the crowd disturbed the enjoyment of the hour.
Fortunately no physical damage was done, nor
were the sympsthies of the assemblage in favor
Of tber departing friends, or excavations Of the
cowardly soldiery, for one moment suppressed.
The boat steamed of under the most favorable
auspices, SO far as the openly svowed wishes Of
friends and sympathizers were concerned, and
the Federal commander had the modification Of
learning that New Orleans yet remained true 10
the cause for which she has suffered SO much.
The occasion win, we are confident, be long re-
membered by the e1iles, in whose behalf itspon-
tansously originated.
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ERTEEEf

Az cr5s-ed On kaCkaITING SETgTCEI e.
q Bragg v d direefoLs fc5ui 1rafe-cs- o.
PILLOW Offering pa-51a o al R5 .enrnz 1ts
trom their G mms-ds Eit5oal leave -hrt cor
artT ard rep0rl @ -hsfr csluands r.
i 1n1u tha absent Members Of 6 d sllt
neaee regiments 90 come prsnstly ana rs
2 du 81 Aeruanao, ass and 81 thu "a
p Confederate regiment. which las - - {
sls-ad ttssl Or the b~s1le-dsids of B=Inih :
farmins1ou PsIyv1e sni Harfrses8ora
be Saan-id Guaras, 90 ca ur tina. nobls conf
EH9S. STOE
captain Company a. SarsfeId ct
mni I'm 5h Ganfaaprsrn Ed -
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fAfILL Be sod in C0vius on IA, st nulIs ~
" for c-sh On TaUE Gay l I9.hl
G 81 h TIE remains u The sssamzs v
Csrondelrt as ay nov he r th= Cl-tuut4 HrI
tns ssii town. AID on the n Ga-ca. BE- ga
Wa Ce sol ~ srcti1u up1l tAs aus ssruA
town o. Eedssho-c tTo aad & 1af miles nofce
station Ne9 OLelns s'd Jecks8u rf1
ihe remains Of The steamer Pamd-O, now lying 2
Plcelatoaia river
Ey orde- 5f s. r. E4LLosY Secretary NJ va
uh9 get JOHN g.. BRESHWul ID CfA
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~ Extract from a letter from a planter re-
siding near Port Hr9son, dated 18th Feb, 1868,
to ld in Mobile:
Speaking of the cavalry, I must tell you that
tbs Yankees dread our cavalry very much
Every day or two they make a dash st their
piekets, driving them in and frequently cap
turing them. Onr pickets are row only about
four miles from Baton Rouge.
The Yankees have nearly destroyed the whole
of Baton Rouge. The negroes are allowed 70
tear down the dwelling houses 70 use as fire.
wood Most Of my neighboTs have left; others
hare sent of their bands cut of reach Of tia
enemy. as shey say they attend 70 iake al they
can to prevent our meking corn. Pempey Is
the Only ole who has left nae. There was q man
at Port Hudson detected trying to spike orr
guns be has Acknowledged that the Yenkees
promised to pay him city thousand dollars if he
did It
hsye seen ihs negro regiment they have in
Baton Rouge. We hung four hundred last week
for them They wsEs taken 81 battle near
Iadian Yillsge- They were hung On the spot
By cur nen.
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2 AuLATTO BOY. WIbHIAM-H uissa-v r--a
IA Mea ~ ncruLF u- gth f-rtant II na- s5-nt
"a pr7Y been e-tes1 sway Or urrssos
eol thaca-ps 81 ts vantr sf toTni
1131' U2iaro, ato1- irur-za7 rss-s
-ae amer aco1. smart aad sc t-s. hsr r-r-s -. Z
ne tFehnre- Of o-e hard s-s-ts- ia
lseq1euce of ? bone f1i1r- which I'll
boe7 gee Or j-ir& A ssffa1'e -eu
4 tr rs ra-u-a 30 20. or hs arrest sn5 cgn-
ansuent 50 taat lnsy 81 him.
nhirl7 Tvspp
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Col Dan r RUssELL-We are much graft
fed % learn that this gallant ofiesr, after fret
ting and chsfng On courts martial, at bis earn
IS. and persistent solicitation, has been gra-
eiously permitted at lastto join bis regiment in
ehe field. It would not be lawful tosay whittier
be Is sent, but we know that both he and his
regiment have been long spelling for q 6ght, >
and we predict that il they do not rise above
they Will not faa below the 4" bravest Of The
brave ? ia r~ePallng the advance Of the Abol-
lion invader.
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HONESTY WORTHY OF MENTIos-Oa Mon
dsy evening last a gentleman from Grenada az
rived at Canton on the regular train, and shortly
sfter leaving the cars MISE. from bis pocket a
money package containing FIVE thousand and
sixty dollars. While searching for the lest
package, the loser met a young soldier-an Indi-
anian who had passed the Federal lines to join
the Sd Kentucky reginent-who wss hunting
the owner Of the missing money. He had found
it on the track, and was v~igilsntly engaged in
seeking the proper owner. The gentleman thus
relieved from apprehensions of loss, rewarded
the honest soldier as, III the excitement he was
then labOring under, he at The moment deemed
proper, but neglected to ascertain his nsme or
company If we could p~articularize him We
should be glad to DO SO, for, unfortunately, such
instances of honesty are very rarely recorded in
in these days.
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R-EcRUITTNG 80

HEADQUARTERS OFFICE OF CoasNIp3
B~RookHAFEN Ma, M-r-h "a
IL omesrs en- recruiting service Do his STA
repors immaaistelyiu p rson Or by lse-sr ~
lealzua tera mrrhaing q cory Of Ser nr7en.
In8g wiz So cure furnis1 ne with ds4-5rt
q 3i Persoas, Nithin consenpd-n azs, r5sr9H
BY them
y order Of Secretary of War.
p p CIs
Eaicr and a. a. a-
EEN ~ Nomrrrwa-ws Ufnea If ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-11

Y The ligh waters in the northern part Of
the State have subsidized to such an extent that
the transmission Of the mails, to partial eE-
tent, may be resumed. For some weeks back
the people Of that section have been necessarily
deprived Of these facilities, and nov that there
is q probability Of relief being afforded, it is to
be hoped a little extra exertion viii be made TO
accomplish it. We invite the attention Of the
special agent Of the department to the subject,
and hnpe he viii exercise his authority in or
dering the establishment Of special modes Of
conveyance.
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Probate gemrf-

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Carroll County. sy~eu
VA hEaEAs a. te aAovs termn raid cr
W 81 aiminis rat on we're erants7 -
on tae estats Of George p. Mclean, dssd. ~
asFlng claims sgainst said deceased arc tersbYf
70 pre- mt heir c aims drIy probafed within m
Pr-sciaed ~ law, o. they VIII 60 forever aar
T. r MCLEA4
faN NaH Adm nr.rrna
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DR., PALMER's LETTER-Lot no reader be
deferred by its length from sseareful perusal OF
the admirable letter written by DR.. Palmer, of
New Orleans, upon the subjee. Of the oath Of
allegiance exacted by the Yankee ~despotism
in that city. It furnishes a profound analysis
Of the moral, religious and patriotic questions
involved, and sets at rest every objection Of
casuisry. DR.. Palmer has added another claim
to the generation of his feTow.citizens as a
Christian knight and gentleman, doing glorious
battle for the redemption and honor Of his
country.
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General Orders 10. -

HEADQUARLERs DlPAETaE- HISSf@
LlPL AaD 4AaI-LoUIsEaEA.
JACKSON ris rsrc1 GO Leo
fNOb- @ a. III is EzTUsut Ton saus 3
Arlie1y is he-eol aan0au si PSI usrsct0-e
Of Heavy A-thley 81 Dspsru u- Esadc89.
szc1--1giy
~ order L-ieuien-1-Jel-ra P-EEBEsT0y.
e. 81. uEMEEEGEa
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OgnRRS ~. :

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT N D.
doLDsBoRO' ~ C Fs5rnaTy 2. 1864
Full PARDON areset as 20 ,iora
4 J Of pay fer he period q uleu-arrired 81
Is hercoF prociatmed 10 au Ell ia m u 1t the I'D
and 4d Aissis P : regiments, absent uitaUlt
Th2 nay volu1t4rly rejoin teiT rtps-ii78 cor
AZ Go.d-bor9 NC on or before tbs 5lgl-ce
nest
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~ The Chattanooga Rela Of he 81 inst,
snDounsas hspssssnee Of Gel Noses White, Of
the s7tb Tennessee, 10 that eity-hs regiment
being % duty il the vicinity We are pleased
d issrn thst tie Joionei has almost entirely re-
coverss rom tie elects Of TIE Woand TecsiFed
lie hatle of MnrFeasbgro
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a Coon REPoRF-A business letter from a
friend connected wih Gen. Bragg's army, con
tains the following gratifying intelligence: We
have no news here worth repeating. Rosecrsnz
still occupies Murfreeesboro' and the country.
for five miles this side. He is accommodating
men snd munitions, I suppose, for his great ad-
vance. When he viii attempt to make it has
not yet t%ranspired. When he does come, with
the favor of Ged, we viii give him another
fight. We are stronger than we were on the
morning of the 3lst December. The spirit of
the army was never better. No frner troops
were ever pitted against the enemies Of their
country. They win fight or fell back, advance
or retreat starve, 90 naked, anything thai the
good Of the country may require them to do,
having their morale impaired, or their
determined spiri, broken.
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sn4P Il. - HIILI.E-

Ay-DA sller ald citzsls are eEpeet e
~ t-af llsg can Proclre any au--n- of
eOAF o 1nsfale qlaits patup 10 BOXES sut 3 4
reasonable pr c=s g. "a rues ar permfr. 1v 49,
y &c raaP EactorT ia Jscbssn, kiss. nes -
fsde ate h1u.s. G.. LY.cu
q sins Pr
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- 80 -.

In consequence of tie secretly and extremely
high price Of paper, and g recent advance
the cost Of composition. we are forced from tie.
present tine to increase tie price Of cur paper
t. news SCENTS from seven to ten cents.
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NoTEERl

EEtCE h7 da-s su bis a-ts 5e ps- On - ~
Z ~ 2c- Ga --ysror ile for
rsio ~ Be 'as0A PzALa
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ADMI9IsTRA. ~ E0IICl

STATE or EI5SlSslPPL
Nal aaHsls zHnlv
TIE uudsTs sued zauiuisuairiz 81 ths7ss
y g. Currsy licensed, ma1e 50 al he f
Of fhs PROBATE Gear. Of Esla1a-bl
gives notice 20 al Persona hsFus slW
e. sic % present tasm properly ga8
he hne prsseroed oF Jaw azd ~ r1rs
SAID estate a- 60 iael b so i1-r
prcmar paFnsnt- LUefena afrrf
fell IaHtw ~
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NEGRoEs FREEzEse TO DEATH-The fol-
loving extract Of q letter from . lady, dated
Memphis, Feb 9Th, is published in the Journal
Of Commerce
Il IL stressing 10 zee how shs daTkiss are
areufhs here On the cars. I do believe that Z
bsYe seen two thousand brought ia a daF. and
theyaI here in the most abjeet poverty DOS.
sl9ie e nsYe naa some very cold weather of
~ ard one night tness were ssoeaty fgs frozen
10 d5ath n a cotton she'd. There Is no noem for
the poor creatures and hundreds Of their chill
dren have died.
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u Gentlemen, who left Grenada yesterday
morning, bring as Information Of the presence
Of a considerable Yankee force on tie Ealla-
hatchie. The scouts reported the feet 70 consist
Of q few gunboats and thirty transports al
small also that the force numbered fifteen
thousand. Both estimates are probably szsg-
oeraled.
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THE op srRaGGLERs.

THE OF Rs
The seton Of Congress with regard to this
evil has been such as causes great regret in the
minds Of the Observant. We notice that a bill
which had been prepared at the suggestion Of
Gen. JACKSON, and earnestly indorsed by Gen.
Ike, was brought before Congress by the chair
man of the military committee Of the house, and
after a debate, running through four days, laid
upon the table. But little hope is entertained
that it viii be acted upon this session.
Congress certainly does net understand the
extent Of the evil sought to be reuedied With
the Charleston Mercury, we think our sole dan
ger is deficiency of troops. lis time to stop
buncombe and to recruit cur armies, before dis
asters overtske US, as last spring. This failure
10 l-eqislase for the restoration Of laggards 10
their posts of duty, is a sacrifice of the strength
and efficiency of our forces in the field to a
mavkish and contemplate difference to the con
venienee Of those who are violating military
law and ~endangering the very existence Of their
county. We trust that public opinion in the
army and throughout the Confederate States
viii stamp with reprobAtion this squesmish TEN
PORTING Of Congress IN a vital matter, ct the
crisis Of our fate. We do not despair that, on a
reconsideration, the measure viii Jet be adopted
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Special Oder 10. Sc

dEABQUARTEEs DEPARTMENT -gsBt,
SFPI AED EAST LOUISIANA
JACKSON March 10. $50
Extract
HEREAFTER no passports via Be zauts5
Ii persons &c Ing % vs- th5 ely Of E-H Ors.l
b osde7 Lea.oasls General PEHszRros
, s. a0-Bs son &
wlll-T D g@
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a Another f~aetious paragraph made its sp-
pearance in our evening ~cotemporary yesterday;
bat fortunately, SO far as The APPEAL is con
eerned, 1t is 50 disingenious as to not merit a
reply Any controversy on the subject, there
fore. is unnecessarH.
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a LADY of experience ss IL CaER in nv fs-1-
. Asd-=s ne e. B-4uaau
mh9 1851 q COOKE
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T The Mobile Mems, on the authority ofen
Informant who left Tulahoma a week ago con
tradicts the report Of the marrisge Of General
Hardee.
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&eFE9 eight anl nae inch R-bte- Fslir- Rubhs'
- Hoe Cas- Steel AH sad WHO SAW. Wee1r|
- 4teinen tsr C4u-na a mail ars1rtms1f :
ha-aTa-e aud China Er as1e w--fa.e1- 7r -staT
A-iii GEO FEa1N & eos
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sUBaTHTUTR n 5000

y experienced OFEa-EEz ~ g 1tsufsHsa q
"A tns eoul Literal wass aHer Ag7iyo
MAJ rs EIN.
Wl~a Tarksnn Errz
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INDIA CoTToH.-The character Of tho India
eo'Eoni over whose eHltuTo the pseudo negro
phlans1Eopisis are rejoicing SO much, - the
nope that j gill snpersede the demand for the
cotton Of The Southern States, was happily il.
lustTatsd By LIT. Bright, ia q speech hs recently
made 81 Birmingham. He SAID The other
day, Whilea m8thodist minister was supphcatiDo
The Supreme Being, at a prayer meeting, and
asking, among other things, for a supply Of cot.
toa tf shs iamlshing operatives, one man, with
a keen sense Of whes be had suffered on &c
count OF the bad qusliiy Of tie India cotton.
interposed the ejaculation, Yes, Lord, bat not
Surat.' y
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r. Telegraphs now 60 through, from Chi
sago to San Francisco, in eight hours.
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The latest fashion IN select Blaek-Re-
publican circles al Washington, is for the Ia
dies 80 cut their hair of. uutil it IS about two
riches long and then curl e. ia negro weucb.
We suggest that the white noses cf all such
ought 70 BE- 6attone3 likewise.
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Eroaa Chnrlesfan.

In consequence of the failure Of the
trains on the Mississippi Central and n. o., J.
& G N. railroads, to connect at Canton, yes
tsrdey aaernoon, We are kept from the use Of
several late Northern journals, which We are ad-
vised were forwarded Us by N attentive friend
at Graneds.
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give acknowledge the receipt Of 3 neatly
printed pamphlet copy Of an able review Of the
report of the Secretary Of the Tressualy, and Of
the report Of the senate committee on finance.
The work is made up Of q series Of articles
written for the Atlanta cOafsdsraey BY ]. N.
Cardozo, Esq, which We read with profit at tie
time of their appearanes.
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G. B. q 80

E0RNER Dz-phn aa1 Counasr- s-s No
heeeFfnE Fg-war- ard General Comm
de e1aais T~lclssa'e sd retat 5-ala-- Far9I--
esus2 Cn=W--E sni Sra king Tobacco SAT- sbe
and spool tlrsad, sid every Gesc ipi5a o b.7.ksl
fooo r-nrnfm
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Another victory Of Van Dorm Three
ThensaEd Yankees OaPiured.

A1OEnEF HICNUEH OF HNH IoFH IErpr
ThcasaEd Yankees CaP1ured.
On Sunday moTniBg, March LIST, Gen. Earl
Van Dorm with bis esvslry and light artillery.
e~8nnonading ensued, which was heard at this
point, and resulted, after e brief battle, in The
capture Of a large body Of Yankees, said to
number three thousand, together with their stores
and equipments.
GsneTal Van Dom has fer SONS time been
oteraing in frent Of Columbis and toward
Cumberland river Rssscranz viii have 70 look.
out for bis right, for the bold E.tle Dragon Is
riding in that neigbborboo -SEa6gVals ReJsI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-11

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