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

JACKSON. MISS.
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 8
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y. q
Uadsr This espdon, hs Augas'a chroH'els
end Ssn6aa has an article, The sentiments ana
posiaaons Of which we most heartily approve
and indorss. The most pressing dssgsr, says
that paper, which the Confeierscy has now 10
encounter proceeds, not from orr external Toe
not from the superiority ia numbers and arms
Of tbs enemy. but from our fnsncial prospects
The war has been conducted entirely on credit
and 50 continues to be Uuder this system the
credit of she government has kept up asionisa-
inely. but the time has come wben some other
course must be adopted Tho governments
PROMISES to pay have increased 20 sn immense
amount-the currency has become inflated
slmost to the point Of collapse, snd the nsees
sfty which is. undsr the present system, insuper
able of sin continuing to sxtend the credit Of
he COVE nmeaf to the amount Of more than q
million Of dollars PEI day, IS sufficient to just
~ alarm 81 our financial prospects.
We doaBtif the wisdom Of men could devise
any SUN isn't means to sbste the evils Of On in
Aatod ezrsuey If tie present system IS pursued
The utmost ingenuity Of cur fnancisrs seems
directed solely to the exchange Of q species
Of gorEpmeut paper for anoiher-trsasury notes
for bonds They Tecol from the only remedy
which VII prove fsctuai-a5equate saEaaan-
not merely iskahan sufficient to keep down The.
interest on the public dstt but sufficient also 'o
psy part Of hs expenses u the government
The dilemma must sooner OF later be encoao~
tered. end the longer & is avoided the worse ter
tbe people and for the public credit The gov
eminent has dsbursed q deluge Of its money
among thepeoPla, sud never again wiA they be
50 vel prepared to retura 1t in The shsPe OF
taxes. TIE alternative is Plan-ts1saon OF
bankruptcy TIE schemes fer reducing tie
curreuey by funding E1e vel enough 50 isr Is
they 60, bit Trey efanot reach tAe Toot Of tae
evil. Taxaton is tie only visible issue Fom
our 6asneial OH ul'iss.
Taxs,ien a2pa o be considered Of minor
importance 10 fandTs al the schemes pro
posed. and that the Cd elton we hsve to them
Funding ongtt 70 BE- considered subsidiary r.
taxation. TIE present IS well as the future
should be drawn On to pay the expenses Of this
war. The tive Should be combined and taxa
tion should bear no uiggaTdly part Of tbe bur
den.
There ara three schemes proposed by Mr.
MralmrSsER for rscuperstrg the currency
funding. ssrstioa aud s-st5 Endorsement The
two first sbouid BE- oombi9ed. as he proposes,
bat the sum he designs Is raise by taxation is
TOO small for the purpose. With taxable prop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

Il In urging upon the planters Of the coun-
Try the importance of turning their attention to
the raising Of food supplies alone this season,
the Richmond Rhig develops some startling facts
which should c~onclusively determine the policy
of the whole country. The information Of that
Journal IS derived from a gentleman engaged
in purveyiug for the government, . who is posted
IS to ths amount Of grain necessary to tie
support the army" and the opinion is expressed
taAt The quantity necessary cannot be produced
in the area free from the invasion Of the enemy,
uulsss By devotng all its capacities to that end.
The Ehjg adds; The amount of corn alone nee
elssafy for the boTses Of the army in Virgins is
greater than was ever produced by the
wh9le State for sale. With the largest corn
producing districts now il the occupancy OF the
sasmy, or liable to his raids, the question is re-
ducsd TO a narrow compass. TIE army must be
suppled-our salvation e1d7 upon it-and,
g. The same time, g luficsaey Of food must ts
raised for the people To this end. Tue limited
saracs pmsining TO US must be appropriated
exclusively 10 he production Of foo6.
We feel confident that, IS soon es the planters
Gre advised Of the extent Of the wants Of the
army, hey viii make taeir industrial pursuits
cooform to these remedies. We nave faith that
legislative action wiz be unnecessary. Bat, if
a fun knowledge Of what win be needed, viii
not secure every effort for its accomplishment,
lst us leve legislation. Let speculative crops
b. interdiesed altogether. As suggested, with
sslf crop Of staples, perhaps IS much corn
could Be raised as with none bus it is certain
thai with 10 staples the crops Of potatoes, peas,
beans and other vegetables, could be vastly in
CT ased These, in ease of necessity, viii furnish
fo55 for those ct home, and also a welcome va
riey 70 the ration Of the colder, while almost
the whole corn crop can be devoted to The use OF
tha army. Let no opportunity be omitted that
viii advance the production Of an ample supply
Of food for man and beast.
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The best information we have from this point
is thas The feet Of the enemy is still at the mouth
Of the pass into the Cold Water It is composed
of five stern and two side-wheel boats, carrying
two guns each, and a few transports Nothing
dsfnitsi IS known as to their strength. We pre-
sumo no hindrance win be offered to their clear
ing cut the Cold Water, as we have every Tea-
sou to believe it has been determined to les them
CT as far from sheir base, The Mississippi, as
they may have the courage TO venture on 50
precarious 8 route. Ample preparations have
ben made to prevent the accomplishment Of the
purposes Of the foe, at the proper time. Wasp
prehend no danger from that direction.
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HHCRUITTWc 0FFFoHPg

aaAGQOAEIEKs Us zg9 or e9N9sRPTION Z
BRookHsvEs as.. Msrch sAle53.
AoMesn on recurring zertlc3la1 ma stats VIII
repor iunsdisiey IL r.en or 3 > sts to t.sss
heal4u 4ters, lu aishsus = csFT Of her o-dsr5
"Iaes val at d q Earn sa Re with dsscrplYe isa
II = psrsquz, Hiihn censcapti-l a4e, rseailcd CIR
gath -lea h7t-smf
~ order u Secretary az va.
b. = CLARK,
ErIar HuI A. a ea1ers-
mh2Iw rrmn.nf = Saca of FI4r
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Last Eieiss DiPaiehs
FederaIs Lenvias F5eirsbar Coaserip-
mon.
Special 70 the Daily Appeal
GRFNADa. March 2-An arrival az Pamela reports
taat one hundred and u~iuy-teo Fedora omesrs, from
the YIeksburs army, have resigned aud. gone 10 i, ard
thet hundreds q ssek ara going mp the river.
The esnseript Bill has passed the Federal house Of
rep-eseniafir after being amended to provide for
exemptions on she payment Of ihree hundred do.l.n
81.
ReiufoFcemeaisf for R~oseeraaz.
EoBILg. iareh "a speciai to the Advertiser snd
Register, dated Columbia. Tenn. Feb 9, says positive
Information has been received shas sfgefs army corps.
twenty thousand strong from Yrsi f. fseenty came
up e Cumberland ia forty-avs transports Gd IS aoa
between Nashville ana this point, en- route to join Rose
cranz.
Federal Loss az CharIeasoa.
MOBILE Mareh IA special 20 The Tribune. dated
Charleston February 27th. says that m~idshipmaa Of
zoe Briiish ship Desperate, reports that tie officers Of
ne ir'n-eiad Ironsidas admit that Three Federal vessels.
since Commodore Ineraaams attack, have been MISS
log. Also, one Feseral propeller sank.
The AiRbama'@ FIRST Cruise.
The Tribune learns from The pio who took tie Flor.
ida out Of this post that there were niua bloekaders out
AIDE Two vessels pursued, aud BY aid Of thelr power.
fh fresnel lights signaized the Florida. for forty miles.
The chase continued nineteen hours. but the Florida
ran out Of view and on hr way destroyed new Van
zee brig on her & st voyage she was laden with su
gasi molass@s and rum The value Of the vessel and
cargo Was one hundred and forty tb11.an5 doia-s
Ine speed Of The Florida is fifteen miles an hsur.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


( y sgn1ay evening laA o-e small MARE.
N~fA-aJ ID n, on Bib she had ca q eavsly
a1dles aut b On Ie she ID n1smst to raf1rn foas
oy 20 Oh son rosl Any ene returning the same to
ea rrz s-ablss s. be Tnitsbly rewarded.
mHH ITr Gas 10 rETrrnGE
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The steam gunboat He7es5i.s. re sr5
reliably iatormef, is n3s a. r Royal, and the
1ankees tAere report Lhat she has gone to New
York The Wabash and q fev o.ber vessels ers
81 Of the abolition armada thss was I'M si-ht
theFe. It Is thought that they have departed
for some point near Savannsh-ChariestOn
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= To starve out the South las been 2 favor
ie idea with The Yaukess since The inaugura-
ton Of tie war. but IL could hardly ever have
been supposed that Te should be guilty oftto
slicidd policy Of s~ssising hem ia this method
Of or -uEazat1u Shat Ml-si sippi 80 doing
system We link there can be no doubt I IS
drawing huadTeds nof TO say thousands 9f tie
dIlerz Of he soil from Their legitimate fsld Of
labor, whereby The farming produce Of the Sta.e
viii 5ecut elarmingly Short This Is @ matter
that should be ca'mly cons de,ei by those in
authority Wesbsl aliuds to ths subject more
IN detal - q futu-s aiaeis
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r. The Atlanta I4teihgeaeer learns that Gov
brown has upon his river plantation frsm three
to foor thousand dollars worth Of corn more
Than be viii need for his own use, and that be
has notified the Inferior court Of that county Of
ais purpose to make q donation Of every bushel
he has more than be needs te he widows and
poor families Of soldiers Of that county. and
has his CRIB viii be thrown open next week to
tae needy families Of soldiers. and his corn dis.
uibutsd among them free Of charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

THs A~BoLETnsIsTs ~ USIoS-The
y sa gf1n carrsp nasaa d tha New York
Hzdd s7ers lhsi proniaent Republicans q
The c8piisi hsve beea beard to announce them
selves 10 favar Of paace upOn any terms, aud
% seq that thst platform IS the only one thsi
cen be successful IL the next presidential cao-
vass TIE expression Of such sentiments Il IS
as5-d, hss esussd quite q cammofion among
p2iseia 2 Wash Eon. end On almost uni-
vassl uncaay g ts Whst should be he
present. Is what vii Be tie future position q
m7vd1aH
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- L is sias-d, On tde authority Of the Paris
Pafirs, that delegates from t1s seeelsd Sts-e5
ha3 met sni decided to send four millions Of
dollars os q psrEc patton iR tie fucd Ir the 70
Inf Of lha working classes in-EaroDs, and that
Dir Jefersen DAVIS bad demanded from Prssi-
d. ut Lincoln tLs authorization for the export Of
cotton % that amount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-03

GoEG HoME-We learn that several parties
Of prisoner Of war have been paroled il this
ely, within the past few days, and staasd
bone. IN evesya instance these We have cane
iu contset with, whls they Fejoiced at being re-
isased foa confinement. are unanimous ia de-
cIarrg they arc done with tho war Unless
hey ae ihs vsFies. rascals living, they viii
make q ieFmiaabie opposition % the Lmcolc
conception scheme.
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Confederate ConEreas.

RIcHNoND, March 2-In the senate Mr. Oldham, Of
Texas, from The committee on commerce. reported back
the joint resolution relative to the free navigation Of
the Mississippi river, with q s~ubstitu's, the prsamb g Of
wsieA declares faat isis a settled and recognised rule Of
International law, that the right Of navigsting- FOR com
nsraial purposes. q river waieh flows from one state
through the territory o. another State, into the sea, is
common to 81 nations i~nhAbddng the different parts Of
It's banks, etc.
The resolutions Of Tie csmuiHee aarms Tie prinei
pies, and declares the free navigation OF the Mi.sls-
sppi river the natural right Of the people Of al Tie
States upon its banks, or upon The banks Of It's navigss
bic tributaries.
The report was ordered to be printed. when tAo sen.
ats went into secret session
Ia The house the bill to aathorizs tho eeesptaneeo Of
troops from Missouri and Kentucky, for less than three
years was abed vixen shat body wen. into secret
SESSION.
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II TIE telegraph again rs7ivss the story
of foreign Intervention. Napoleon can book
The blockade no longer than The end Of Msrs5.
s. the Mex York Times affects to believe. Be-
tween the prospects Of foreign aid, and The Signs
Of pace in the Northwest, cur people, there is
reason to fear. viii be luled to sleep Wocoa-
jare cur readers to turn from all .his silly tws5-
die and give ear TO the truth as Is IS thus loacibly
given by the Richmond Eaq2irsr;
WThe moral OF ali this, ths lesson We hsve 10
learn from all ihs rumoTs. both of French meli-
alton and Of Northwestern revolution, is-taa
now, now more than ever, our army should be
kent full, and strong, and ready Believe it,
soldiers. you are our only friends. Il is ca your
style of diplomacy we rely Thst was 9 states
manlike stroke of policy you made At FEsder-
icasburg you wrose an abs state paper az Mu
reesboro; aud we defy The world 20 produce q
uobIar Cfh>isl memoFandum than Sou edited or
the hills Of Vcksburg II Europe makes over
lures Of mendshp-f the gr at Northeast GENES
crawling to oar leet, it is because you stand
there. Corfedarsts soldiers rally under your
glorious battle flag, and defy ell the ends Of The
earth 70 haul il down
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an Act % Provide Tor Fnndlng rreasury

EO4EHH
The bin for funding Treasury notes, as it
passed the Confederate Congress. is as follows
/ The Secretary Of The Treasury be, aud ha
IS hereby authorized TO issue coupon bonds and
certificates Of stock, with intersst payable semi
annually at the yearly rate Of 8 per cent. for
such amount as may be required in exchange for
all Treasury notes which are not fundabls in 8
per cent bonds. and also 70 nay any s%ubscrip-
ton to the Produce loan which may remain I'M
PAID af1er exbausting the one hundred million
loan.
2 Thst the said Secretary is also authorized
to issue coupon bonds and certificates of stock
with interest at the yearly rate of z per cent,
payable -semi-snnualiY, for sueh amount IS
may be required ia exehoage for all Treasury
notes, which are now fundable in 7 per cent
bonds.
>. Thas all bonds issued under this Act
saall be msds r~s5eemsb'e at the pleasure Of
the Govelnmont aHfr the expiration Of Eve
years from their respective dates, out die faith of
the Government shall be pledged 70 reaeem the
sam at the expiration Of thirty years from such
dates
4. Thai nail the bonds authorized By this
Aes esn BE- prepared, the Secretary may issue
ia sheir stead certificates showing the right of
the holders to demznd bonds Of Ike date and
sroult as soon q she sama can Be prepared
TaS0EssgE-Ths Winchester Qsnn) Bal
lstia, Of ths slss inst, has news from Nashville
By a lady who ls4 ars "a lie 18Th. She says
Rosseraazs army has o plenty Of supplies
brought degn she Louisville ard Nashville
which wss completed wishia three
~esks aeef - Destruction.
The saegy ha7e 8ea lssviy rainEFesa and
ta msa army ISL adFane5 GIN shYiae, Tiers
beias but lea tIo0gs lie aai se4lt the city
The baiag The situation Ell adsira Ia front, ve
look ior sn early adv41ea now, and 8 great bar
Us, during tie next fFo weeks
There wsTs 6 number of sonsooa bridges
lying outside q the essmy5 sizes nsar Nash
is sonehme Thica were moi yesrded, SAD
cs N s1ae % have Ins Alb
3 ionis have reneged saen TO Maefss boroi
"a escort Of i've taoaseal mon, which is
hef proes o. aa fnseadsd a5gancs npon
hen paft.
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.gyR c Bnnekiy. Esq ofMenphis. 8 low
Is ais city His numerous friends win Be
pleased to lsaru thas be Is enjoying bis usual
hsalsh.
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The New York WoTld sums up the condition
Of sfsiTs at Yicksbure as follows:
Already we have established 3 chain Of bat
teries from opposite the lower edge OF Yicks
burg to opposite Wauenton, which, though they
NAV be useless in reducing the heavier batteries
of the rebels on the bluffs, may be Of service in
c~ovoring q laniing Of troops, in conjunction
with the ganhoats, aud absolutely close the
door against river Communication Not even the
un6aished VicksbnTg can hope to escape from
her present iodgment, bus must either be oe-
st-oyed By The bands Of Der owners or hl! into
our hands Is q pixie. So far this IS a great
gain.
The latest indications sre, however, that q
more sweeping and less hazardous process is to
b. attempted taan the landing IF troops il front
of the city-omefhing in the nature OF tie corp
dc euerre st Ilsnd NJ 10 Gen MeArshug's
division Is reperbed to have moved from the
mouth Of tie Yazoo 70 Lake Providence, Louis
lana, a hundred miles further mp. Here, It ap-
pears. the Mississippi is not far removed from
two streams, the tyon Macon and the BAycn.
Teesas. which, 1t high Baies, are neaIly joined
20 the present steam al their sources. Thence
they continue down in { tortuous path unti they
reach the Red fiver nsarits mouth, some twenty
FIVE miles aboTs Bayou Sara and 6fty above
Port Hudson.
1t il deemed possible 1t the high stage Of the
Mississippi. BY q little excavation and olesging,
to turn so much Of the river INTO this new chan
rel as to make q nagigable stream Of the Tensas
or Mscen, leaving Yieksbure some hundred
miles b The left Should this scheme succeed
we might expect TO see half Of our army going
in a heet Of transports 70 assist Gen. Banks st
Port Hudson, preparatory 70 the grand attack on
Vicks5urg by the combined armies.
It win thus be seen that there is a very mar
row chance between the rebels and their utter
defeat. They viii not think ef transferring tie
bulk Of their army 10 Port Hudson, for il could
neitler be gotten Tiers. nor ted if there, wishcus
tie river The alternative would be that Pert
Hudson must BE- evacua cd, aud The garrison
withdrawn for The support Of Nicksbufgs where
tue contest could be resumed with Ehe united
forces Of both srniies.
A Sermon or Rgc0ssTRUcIIoN The
Charleston Colrisr contains q very sound yer
mon, from the folloniag tex:
ana aftar all tAs. IS come upon rs for cur evil
deeds and for cur great fsspess, sesinS ha
Thou our Goa hsst punished ns less Than onf fn-
iauities deserve. and hast given Us spch deliver
as Ibis should We again bsess tAy con-
maadments and join il aa aiig Win Tho Fe3F 9
CT these aboMlua ioas WQ1l1st Lsioa NO. 1e
angry with Ms 1il Thou h4lss consumed rs. so
hat ths,e should be no remnant nor escaping
ERE IL, IS, IA
TIE author name is not ei7enf hus . -
goo3 discourse Ne would b. very glad il we
spses to 10y # before chr readers. We
however, invite everybody q rsa cAssfaHy and
.sudy well the words ana tras import Of t6o
ext Il j. sosy . Us aeenilcn ef every
,odg
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LssD PEWATEEREG-H the Confederate
M rs~pseseniayess on Friday. the ooh
81 mefon q Mr. MeD5wel, Of North
C vs. referred 70 The committee on
i1gsfa into che ezpediency Of
g 4 providing for The sails Of all
a@s assinss the Confederate
= y divided among the
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0~esGtders{s sless. grsda i Esrspe-g.s-

4~oEEfuePaAe states GredsE ia Eur1D-gans
fFderafe Bonds Preferred 30 G-reeubacks,
London Cor. Manchester Guardian, Jan. %
While the enormous new issues of paper
money by the Federal government, announced
by The last mail are the subject of very uDfa-
voTable comment, and while The credit Of the
North ia the L1ndon money markets. down to
zero, Il IS stated positively thst there Is no diff
entity found il tho negotiation Of Southern cot
ton werrants. balieys these cotton warrants,
which derive al their value from the assump-
ton Of the certainty Of recognition At no very
distant period, are being very largely used at
this moment, both in The London and provin-
eial markets, 10 the purchase Of ships and stores
by tie C0nisdes.s government The three
and a quarter million bales Of cotton still in
store In the South, seems % be perfectly safe Sc
curity, sud the idea Of rFpu5iation does not
seem to suggest iisslf to those wh0 constitute
themselves creditors Of the South. Ga the other
hand it is difficult % iad any one who believes
that The Federal government can DO trusted not
70 rspudiate even its debt to its own country
men
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~ Mr Sol nsu1 ihs Biash c9nsal at So
raanas re infrms3 bis government that
10 former yaars Georgia was the chief cotton
producing STATE 81 the Union, but, IS lhs cult
vsaon Of The plant became moTe extendel, Ms
sssgpi and Alabama. from tie rich quality Of
a1 lends gradually surpassed heTi Mississippi
mr. holding tie fnst rank and Ala5ams tie
geoa5 TIE Montgomery MaH says he is mis-
saa-fhll Alabama h9ld Tie h7st rank.
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~ President DAYS speech IN the Missis
sippi Lsgisls lure is pablshes "a sssnso ia the
London and Liverpool papers
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correspondence OF que" kQlE4oAa Leulbltc.N
0KOLeNA, Feb. l0-Dd you ever hear Of a
pontoou bridge On the Tonbigbee river? Well,
1 saT one and crossed the river on it. Not ex-
acsly a pontOon bridge either, bat one made Of
boats with the ends confined together, s~psnning
the river from side 70 si3o, making q safe, sub
stantial bridge, over which / saw several very
heavily loaded wagons pass in perfect security.
This bridge was constructed under the super
vision Of Capt D. f. Bare, Of Snithyilie, Mss
f3r Gen. Van D5rn to pass with his command.
en- route for some place, to be designated here
sfer. Somebody viii know where he is going
before long. as lac las g sufficient number Of the
right sort Of men, and will doubtless leave bis
mark where he does travel, :
The general favored the boys with q short
speech a. this place, The other night, in response
20 3 beautiful serenade, in which hs frankly adj
milted MS ineapaciy to command infantry, but
now considers himself qui'e at home aud in d s
proper slsmeat. Ha promised he boys laat. on
condition Of theiE prompt obedience. and sol
dieriy conduct, he would lead them where new
lanrsls await them. His command numbers
about ten thousand eayalrys al ia good fighting
tim sud we not Only pray, bu %coaddsn1ly
hope for tie general g brilliant success.
IISHDNTNG0
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ENouGH OF rHE WAH.-A leulepaas in g
Cornecteut gsgifne home from h-
eausp ssar Fre5ere oais sinus
have get enough tas war. We
csn never whip the South. One Of thsif gener
SIS is Togsh taoo Of ours. H0n wers rigat in
opposing tais var In tho fst place. Istand'
eouYiclot. [ an cassd- Looking s. 81 she.
sGf sing ard Fun caused 5y lhis was, / curse
never ses With ~ parry again. Ihs war is f0li
the -to pushan on leva with d L
mau, 3baek the LoSdt z sm 8. last Il 3 posi
tI2a 10, GA otit, sud hops soon IS gstl
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RIcHaoSD, March 2-Northsn dates OF the as,s
have been received
The bill to enroll andeal out the militia, passed the
house, with meodnents-yeas $50, nays go.
The senate passed the bin authoiztng the President
to suspend a. writ of habeas corpus-ysas q nays %.
The New York World says gold was fuiaus on the
2ith. Il touched = premium, With mostly heavy sales.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
: Ns-R Family PhySlc,

i91u From Ds, Z. w obrhYrgli ,gsp Orleans
YTour Pisurs the prince Of pprges Their eScsllen
Qualities surpass any catprc We possess. They arr
mild but very cstain and ecctaall IN tbeir action on h'
leNels rxcls makes them nvdcple to ns In the daily
uektnent Of disease. orr aff T1i .dSH
mea sacho, ,sicisUeadachs,Tou Stomach