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Special 10 the Memphis Appeal
sEsATosIA April l5-Trar sIisrs from a6ovs report
that liense excitement existed ia suphis os '-oniay
as. The ar-t FEDERAL announcement Of tbs aFsr At
Caarleaon, stftsd tht hvs moaiior, wsre snnk. bui
the report subsequently s-ftl-i 20 tvo
Tsunsssss m7HsY declined very hsaviiy. end some
sales made at twenty per cent discount or green
back The Yanksss and Jews who I've IN De Eor;h,
and who. ia ea-s Teaneszss Vas svaenatad would 10
compelled to 60 hoae refuse f.
The same partis' report tbs edii'onF o. iho BnHe-n
aad Argus rupprsssed an say That Eabers and Hough
we're taken % hsadqaa-iss under glard
A heavy movement down The river bad commenced.
Oa Thursdsy sons negro regiments were sent Gown.
Our frerdsin TIE city spprshendsd has the rstro-
grade movement from yieksburs was russ and ihs.
direct attack viii be made very shortly.
The Times Of the l9.h has Gro ed the linss. bat1
hsve been unable 70 secure il. 30 lSsnPbis pags-s
ran the blockade
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ferocity Of the war shall be nitigated by none
Of those amenities on which the pen Of the ia.
ture historian will love 70 dwelil What is t that
gives the charm to the brilliant chronicles of the
wars Of the middle sges, and even to those Of
more modern times, but those little c0urtesies
between the combatants, which prove that the
inner feelings Of mau's nature viii assert their
supremacy, even amid the shock Of aFmsl To
ihose feelings, however, Sshsnck is evidently 5
STRANGER.
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DEER CREEK.-Ths vicksburg Hzig Of yes.
terday morning says netting definite had been
received fo- some days from Deer creek. There
we're. rnmors Of the enemy's abandoning the
creek and getting ont into the Mississippi sgsin.
This is quite probable, as they no doubt soon
ascertained the hopelesaness of success, and
we're advised that their services were ueaded iP
another direction. Sen Les bad not yet re-
turned, however, which shows that Deer creek
and Hushpoeaans haTe not yet BEEN wholly
abandoned.
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A CONTRAST We learn from 8 lady just oui
from Memphis, that the difference between g
gentleman and rufian was never more clearly
defined than by the conduct Of Gems Yeatch
and Hurlbut. at Memphis, in their intercourse
with the people, Hurlbut's ebsractsristics are
too well known to be referred TO, but General
Y. ia stranger BE is represented 70 Us to be
earnest in his faith, which be honestly believes
to be right, and as a man who cann6f Be swcr7ed
from what he conceiYes 70 be bis line Of duty.
In his intercourse with the 'rebels," however,
be is kind and aifable-listening to petitions for
indBlgences patiently, when presented, and a.
ways couTteoosly assigning reason for denial, if
one is made. He msniissts desire to extend
TO the Confe5erstes that come in contact wits
him every proper amenity, and by his CON
duct in al cases has proven hinself gentle
man. The difference between him I'd his su-
perior is as marked as that between night snd
day,
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SPECIAL DisPateh 10 he Chicago Times
MEMPHls April 4, Via CAIRo. ADriI6)-A
szirInish occurred on the Hsrnsado plank 15sd
shout nine miles from the city, sosay. Al
small osn9sof Consederase cavalry were attacked
by small detachment Of onr eavsIrv. IRE
Sight lasted an hour or two, and our forcess ~
tired, losing three killed and SIX wounded The
rebel loss IS not known.
BrigadisT-Gsnsral Thomas, aDiuiani- general
Of the United States, arrived here 20 day he
IS on tour Of inspection through the West
he comes, it is said, charged with Important
sud responsibls duties, and has caTis Nqnchs 10
make such changes as be may deem % bs 20 The
good OF the service.
A band Of organizsd thieves and robbers are
infssiing the city, and nightly houses are fred
and burned by them.
The tTade restrictions, prohibiting goods and
merchandise south Of Cairo ars severely fslt
here by our merchants, aud Efforts are being
made to get them rescinded
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aRWv MEDICAL BOARD

rssHE Army MEDICAL BOARD. for ths sxanins.
Co. M elofiasI af1ears this Dspartmsnt vi
bod ~ seraons daily s Yicks5urg after the % nafen'
Medical cfHesr uh5 havs not heretoora aeel eAsln
i ard are required 70 report fer eEaElInsEon of o.
cline doing il writing Al those refusing % y oe
viii BE- dropped By The War Department IaoAs -
signed IN orders hav-F testers Of invitstonf splol
neuts, or have been promoted bg tho Secretary q
war rith0at hsVns been pheTiousiy eHarninsas VII
report for examination g~thd1s 5slaF
Oiacc same building WITH Post urseos.
u. B EE9UE
,.haar,- praziae a. -u1v Hastrai Eaafd
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annn mEW - ;

CTOL.GG iran ny stable, On Fr.day night, April Sd
- TWO BAY HORSES, one a dark ray blszed fsae
rhte fstt bss n E-gea eight ysaf6 Old and ffasn
or sirfeea handa gh the other Light bay, e small
star in she face beli=ve seTen sAt yesrs and
6 teen o. cen hsEds tigh viii give tbe asove
1ewari for befk y dollars fer eihes Of than e
placed q some place where ! can gss Them.
J. r. PHILLIPS
anT0 1r-s g suran Mtss
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FROM PORT HUDSON.
EseaRReHranfs - q Z. ths FeaeyqE
A BoRbardneat Expeeted.

Special 70 The Memphis ADpeaL)
PoRT HULsoS, April u -Ths u8pe- yankee Gsst
appeared IN ihs bend above town 81 nine ooioet as
morning The Ai5atros cams wifhin easy range bst
neither sds opened She landed sous men on The Oh.
Posite side. Supposed 20 dsst o. ths woodpiles.
The lower Hest has been ri1f1Tcsd by large SLID
n ught to bs ihs Psusseoa. They are pretty eess 10
the lower batteries. The day passed quietly. bat
bOmsardasnt Is expected to-nirht
Dssertsrs rsPaFt Banks army returned 70 Bsio1
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Jackson Mississippi, AprA q 1868
rs eomplagce VITA the above orasr from me surgeon
Gena-al Ts1u e ect.uly cav &c s..enlion oi
- 49, 81 sffrsee1n and I.outElaus 70 she i1por.
feree 81 tie cuiiraIiou Il Gle plant ire juice q
Tieh erudrq fno1 the puactorcd capsules when 90 m
- 5ss,cf RTgHsRD POTTS,
Surgeon C. s. A. ard heaieal P1rEsyor,
ana In De ,arfmant Miss sns faai J. uisisps-
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VANTRR.

1oO ABLE-BoDIED NEGRO hEN to work on
sllJJ The repsirs Of trsck o. Southern Rsilroad
TEsnty-evs dollars per moath, or the kishsEt price
red in the couut-y. viii Be given and provisians far
nished Apply 81 abs Campsny's of3cs, 10 Vicksburg
G n ARMs
-,t1Trn Chisf Erginser s. z. 8.
Vlessburs waig oapy one nonth and send bin TO
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FTNnIEG aF TREasURT N0TES,

OFFICa 0F THE ASST TEEAeUBER- Q al
JACKsoE, i5areh 3oth, ls63
ATQTI-E Z Is hereby givsa that Ire ilury Notes nay
~ forth ta b rded a. bis efios, pursuant the
scs Of Congress drscs ng such funaInF En3 the regus.
tioas Of f-e Treasury Department
The period FOR funding the notes dated prior 70 ID
Deoem ler 1861 in Ell per cens. bends stecks viii
expire O. he l2i Of prl ensuing
A. ]. GUROT,
A. 81
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TIE TURP.-Fhs New York Times Of the Ist
says that among the late arrivals at that port
by the stesmer BeClellan, from New Orleans,
were the celebrated high mettlel racers, Panic,
Ben West Frank CheathaHa, and Behemoth :
and these were accompanied, also, By three
year old Glencoe. All these 6as animals were
bought under sale of confscated goods, for
George Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of TIE Tiaes.
They made the journey safely, and arrived in
excellent condition, with the exception of Bshe-
moth, who caught q severe cold, and perhaps
may be lost.
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n We have definite information Of toe ar
rival Of Gen Eiiats marine brigade at Mem
phis, from below on the Oh. ALSO. Of cav.
airy force Of Twelve hundred, who came Up
from Helena and landed. The horses Of the
latter were in most miserable plight The ma
rine brigade proceedel on up the rivsr, and, II
was hintsd, we're bound'for the Tennessee and
Cumberland. The forces named wsre al that
had arrived from below up to the evening Of the
9th.
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MAyAOR Z. P. JOEEs.-Ve are deeply pained
to learn, says the Mississippian, that our friend
Major E P. Jones, Of starke's cavalry, and
member Of the Legislature, from the county oi
SaDa9wer, fell moTtally wounded in the attack
at Franklin. A dispatch transmitting the sad
intelligence was received by friend in this
city yesterday morning Major Jones has rep
resented bis county in our Legislstgre for sev-
ersl years, and by his ability and genial habits
won high place in the confidence and esteem
Of that body As an ofieer in tie Confederate
service he displayed equal skin and patrioiism
and was graiuslly winning his way to a high
order of usefulness in that service. He lsavss =
large circle of warm friends to mourn his loss.
n A communication from Bdgadisr-Gene-
raj Meagher, to the Yankee Secretary Of War.
urging that his command may be +" temporarily
relieved from duty in the fsld,' is published in
the Northern prints From his figures, ia ap-
gesSs that the TIRES osiginal regiments Of the
brigade (ths 69sh, s5h, and 63d Ns@ York, J
left the City of New Yarh fully two thousand
two hundred and fifty strong, intending two
batteries of three officers aud one hundred and
city men each" These three regiments, says
the redoubisblo Ma-ar, now muster ninety
efisers and FIVE bBad7ed aud thirty-ons enlisted
men. ell told Total number Of missing, one
thousand seven hundred and nineteen.
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CAUGHT TIE DEvm-Ws have often heard
of fights in which one side or Tia other was said
to have caught the d-l,n but fhe fzht be-
tween the Yankee iron safes and orr batteries in
Charieston harboT 'Is the only instance taat has
ever cone to our knowiedze in which bo-h sides
may be said to have made such a capture. The
ifon-clsds were eertsinlY very roughly naudlsd-
and oar boys haVs eapiursd The last invented
Yankee devil" In that fghE both sides
"canghl The d-l.7-SagaaaaA Nsiss
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AnsserEsa complainant.

From the Flcksburg Wh.gl
It viii BE- remembered that during the late
storm The Yieksburg was blown loose from her
mooTings here and dTifted down the river, lodg-
ing just above Diamond bend and under the
guns Of the Hartford and Albatros A number
Of Tennessesns volunteered TO 90 down and
burn the boat 10 prevent FaTagut from getting
her. Permission WEs granted, and although the
experiment was a hazardous one, It was per
fectlY carried out The VicksbuTg was burned
to the waters edge under Faragut's guns, and
the men who did the work made their escape to
their camps again without being detected. For
this gallant deed each Of them has been granted
ninety day fuTiough. We append the order !;
HEADaUARTERs DEPABTxEvT MISSISSIPPI AND J
FAST LOUISIANA
JACKSON, MISS, April 5, 1863
Special Order 10. s5.T
3 On account Of gallant and msEitorious
conduct IN burning the steamer Vicksburg,
whilst under the guns Of the flagship Hartford
and iTon-olsG Albstros, o. s. Navy, below
Vieksburg, Miss, on the morning Of March 81,
1868, the following named enlisted men are
granted q furloHgh Of ninety (90) days;
Private B. g. Holland, company c, 81 regi-
menf Tennessee volunteers
Private John West, company c. Sd regiment
Tennessee voluuteerg.
Privsts B ". Ellison, company c, Sd regi-
ment Tennessee volunteers
Private n A. Davis, company D, Sd regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
Private Henderson Queen, company F, Sd
regiment Tennessee volunteers
By command Of Lieut. Gen Pembsrton.
r. W MEMNTNGFR A A q
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Z a The formation Of negro regiments is pro
crossing in Memphis, portion Of the navy yard
being used as a barracks. Two regiments are
organizing the principal strength being derived
fFom conHabands that reach the city and who
are forced to enter the service. It was an
nouneed in the city Eoms days ago thst bri-
gade would be organizadt BY ooBscnption or
otherwise, and if they could be perfected in drill
would be regularly mustered in. Our inform
ant was cured of The maladay Of 'button on the
brain, said to be prevalent among the ladies',
by seeing white ofieer drilling large squad
Of the new recruits on Shelby street recently.
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no TWE EADES !

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMEEICA,l
SURGEON CENERELs OFFICE,
Iiclm7ld, Va Earch 1911. 1853
Circular
n -EDTCAT, pURrEY0Rs VIA maka sniesvtra
lAl through rae pa1i he1 N neFspspsfs q ineuee
IA tse culture of the GARDEN POPPY. They may
aus render ths Couie5sraoy essential ssrvies-
reI-nesI s. r. MOORE
Surgeon General, G. 8. A.
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WAsHEGToE, April The following has
been received at headquarters Of the army here;
ST. LOUIS, April 8
To Nsioreensrsl Hallsck, Commander In Chief.
Washington
Col. Harrison, commanding at Fayetteville
telegraphs that Capt. J. J. Worthioeton. with
two companies Of the lsl Arkansas cavalry. re-
turned TO day from scout in Carroll county.
Ark, after four skirmishes with shs rebsis.
Hs killed twenty-five sad look seven prisoners.
Captains Saith and McFarland were killed,
and Capt Walker is prisoner. Our loss wss
one man wounded, net dangerously
(5ignedl s. Z CURTIS,
MaioT-GensEal Commanding-
Sr Louis, April 4.
10 Maior-aensFsl HaIlseks
A band Of guerillss took ths steamers Sam
Galy and Mnraock, and killed several soldiers
and nina consrabands Gen. Sl8sn tslegraphs
that Col King is in pUrsuit, and had sWo ighss
yesterday with the gusriilas- totally routing
them and morially wounding their chief.
(siqned) 8 R. CURTIs,
Msj0g.Genoral Commanding,
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ImP0RTANT 10 OTFTCERs

GREEApA, Miss March 81 1853
TTAvTlyn been ordorsd by EriEadier-GeBersl Pillow
1 rc. take counsnd 0f and Street the operations oi
s ofiesrs dsfsi ed frsm tie ArE5 81 Aepnesses end
sens 10 Narih Mississippi recruitiDg sefslc have
established ny heaequarters e this place. where tl
zach oiioers vii rep9is % M for orders.
r. W. WHITE,
r.-.-o--.l / q. Nj
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NOTTCF 10 COWsCRTPTs.

FN ubed enc 90 Gene al oTd=r No 50 Adjuis ara
TuE-ac or-icrerals oiee, dated November "a. IS q
the rndzrEg1ei C-ai tnzn o. ihe EEaEiuins Beard
hs-ebv gives notice % fhs EnrrHg officer = the
CO Er.soaa uist et and g. Persous enrolled aiming
gzeuDtan hyscal DISABILITY, ttst he vii be s.
tie following mined pieces. ne time spscfs6, fos
the purpose uf eEaainnE cnnsc-ipts. Al required
60 prs nt them elves ca tie first day specified 81 each
Nestoba county. P-Tisdelphis AprI 22d and 23d
Ken rer c1uu b DaEal5- a lrii 2fih nd l5th.
Eo1abs comfy. Eae7n, April 27ta ard 28th.
LowudzF 60 ru 8. C bus April 29th and Both.
Okd5ehs u1ty. 6t-rksvi'e G, Say lst aHd e.
q 4oe.aH counts, Gre usb ro'- Nay 9Th and 5th.
WizHt1n eoun II, ilo1iiViLe. Aey nth an6 lta-
JNO D. SPIOER
Assistant Surgeon P. 4. q. S.
kF-eeably fo TIE Ekose notice eli PeEs9rs between
TIE ares or esh snd forty years he ther
Of 7rv othsr ror'u 5f the state, Of oher Ststes
are hereh- required 81 report mselTes 20 RE Exam
iulue Erzenu an1 Au-o ling CCfr for inafion and
enroluls snt she dsys hEei 10 th foregoing not &c.
Tbs notice inc.udss every parsoa between tie ages
rneciisd those who hcNe heretol0rs been examined
sd e-ca-zed eitt er hT he State Coniedera Sur
rs-ns fAtse who hsVg at any tine S1en discharFe5
and fuy am q persons who nay claim aKemptian on
any ground whst.ver No persons discharge eIel1p
fioa or detail from any source, VIII excuse bin fron
attendsncs 60 lis pace app intsd
Affeuion is eaied % gag a-h y, Eagtious and B
General oaiers No. e az .otoWa:
See 6. All she laws ana rsgulztiorE applicable 70
dsssrts-t snail be appe1 to such cOnscripts IN 70
repair 81 t1e uiace 0- ndez ycus for e1rolmen Or
who shs q err 81 e. caro- luent
see J. al tce sgslces euzpiuyed fer the a1prs hsu-
sfcn aad confinement g deserlsrH ard their tra1 por
tsfion 10 ths uauds of fbeir respective arders
shall be applicable 90 persons ha5le 70 duty ~ roa
serptB who shs fs % repar 80 the place of senduE
Fols sf.sr tie pu7iieaton If { e CaA-
Conscllpfs VII come prepared With at least thrte
days raiionA LI1Uf Z D. FLE PCHER,
EHrolsg Ofaoer,
anrernE r-uraa arf1na1 rfrfrf
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DISSOLUTION.

THOMAS KRON.
TAN NGIPAHO, La,
Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Etc,
wholesale ..R Retail
Fe 10ta
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mANDs WANTED

IRON WesTEES under coufrscs With the govern
rre1st ir Alabama are in need # large number ri
r5r TheIr a1r1acss are located iu heal by rssion
~ e,irt, ghsre sbers is no danger o. Fsukee rad
ru6 ,zts,e uroesns ere pent ful. Parties Who hsgs
Negro q hi-s 1sn szu auy information IN regard 20
1he q Nsres 81 a,slsiag ietter q 2 9 e Selma
hfaio- cie Crdnasce Duty,
II cha - af Tra- sd Nraa
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from vieksburg.

I-A letter from good authority in Wash
ington-says Cincinnati disPsteb-bas been
received, stating tbst Mcclellan viii soon 50
peTceds B.slleck as commandsr fn. chief
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skirmi.h west Of me silver.

GRAND GULF, April l5-Iaiormation has bs,.- -
eevea az these headquarters that forces unsr CI
ooekersIl and Maior Harrison had skirmsh sf,b ts.
enemy this aornius st Perkins p snta ion BIZ which
two Yankess were killed three wounded and su- can
tarsa We sls7 cap ursd ave siz horses ana sorio-
psgss, aad released msjoE number Of women s-d
ehi rea held within ther lines and rstook over one
haHdred negroes: no easuatiss on our side.
From Vfeksburg.
YIcKsBURs, April 15.-Ths Yankee rect is ssrl 4
sigat aeros the river
The Yankees have abandoned the Hushpaaarsua s1.
psditiOn.
The Yankee cavalry entered New Ca-Chsgs las.
week, and sdl have possession o. the place.
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Chas. Coffin Capt Gillespie, Lieut. Foute Lieut. Gro.
sler Capt Nef Lient Ward, Lieut. C0Wan 1st Tennes-
sect Wade Ramsey, aotiRg lleutenanti Lieut.. Kirk
patrick, Jno S Kelley Chas. Gentry, Jno IL Engisnd,
Leroy Budle- ton, R. @, Tilerys Thos Quilm, SsTgt
Person, ". II Bright J. r. 1ieAnnelly, W. A. Head
rick, Sergt GecsLegg F. NJ. Geoves, w. ". Legg, W
Walters. U. L InkebsFker, Jno Butcher, T. Neal, c.
Kelley, VIM. Leonard B. F Patrie, Dick FrskeT, n. N.
0Sens, Wm Cleveland, ". W. Dlekey, 4. Taylor r.
Hekans, ". H warwick Jno Eoe.
Jno. A. Hamiiton Of Fulkero's company, Furren-
dsred the color Of the t Tennessee. -Four horses shot
from under the eolOr-bearer Godstein
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IQerElls 81 AdrerfisInF.
EANTEl. IMMElIlTELT.

TCTlhT SADD e MAKERS an GovernDent w0 K,
IL a1d tHo artil cry Harness n sksrs, st Liberty,
MEssspBi TpuSef OHAs SHER ING
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George Bsets, died IN hosPi all R. Bowling NJ Neck
Firsf LouisiaHq- Voundsd
One, name not known.
Stssls's Battery.
Mcmillan, thigh, dangoro usly.
Nurses Detailed-Par0led

Gilbert Hagnn, Walker, company G lst Louisiana;
John Plttserga L. Glssteim, company B, 1st Teunes-
see; Joe Newman, company E. P England, company
d; Temple, company & Nittebsrger, company D;
J. Haley, company A. DR.. Gray, company b "a Ten.
nessee.
Robert Lyle sseeles battery, killed, ard buried in
grave yard At Somerset.
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"GEoReg B McCLELLAE
THE PREsIBEET's REPLY.

a." WASHINGTON, Jane %, 1862 Your three
dispatches Of yesterday in relation to the affsir
ending with the statements that you completely
succeeded in making your point, are very graft
flying.
- The later one Of 6.15 P. n, suggesting the
probability Of your being overwhelmed BY 200,
600 men, n,snd talking Of 70 whom the Responsible
ty will belong, pains me very much. [ give you
all I can, and act on the presumption that you
will do the best you con with what you have 4
while you ontinue: pngeDsTously, / think, to
assume that eoald give you more If / would
have omitted, shall omit, no opportunity to
send you reinforesments whenever I possibly
can. I" A LINCOLN.
e NJ; go rrr III 3,
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white man in South Carolina now in hell, and
the negroes inha6iting their territory. ILoud
appause.l
/ bid you God speed in clearing cut ihs sym
paihiz rs with treason in the District Of Coinm
bia IAppIsuss1 Il would Tot wouEd my
feelings any day 10 ird the dead bodies cf rebsl
sympafhizars pierced with buliet-holss IN every
stree; ssd alley Of Washington LAppsEuse ]
Yes. I would regret thisi foF I won not lBe
70 witness al this waste Of powder and lead. I
would rather have them hung aud the ropes
saved Let them dangle until their stin6iag
bodies rot and fail to ths earth piece By piece.
Laughter and applause
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A. Bea1gsrt, company A, thigh severely; r NJ
BroNn, company G., bowels, slightly; Dan. Hawkins
company A. uBgs, severelyi VIM. DaGFherty, compa.
ny Z, gTm sightiy Jsmes Frost, company D. shculder
slightly; Joseph Lsgg, eompEuY ID, shoulder. sbRhtyJ
Jno. Beeler, cUupauy D. shoulder, slightly; e. Wsde
company D, shoulder, slightly ". r. Greer. company
D. shoulder, slightly James Johnston, eOmTany d, leg
fractured senousiys w. @. TeHgue company H, back,
slight; JsmeB Graham, company K lungs seriously; W.
". F. Bright company K, side, slightly, Lieut. New
man, company Il flesh wound in thigh, sIIght.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
A FAIR TEST.
ILr IIcrnM EnYR:


"Tlo political csmpaisn commencing a, Che North Just "a
Tho Rebellion ending at the South The radea and me con
srr,aye parties are Ia the hed and cannot b. doubin
Which viii succeed ThrssJoErih' V ne dfmn ana hr thos
-, m, nary ave compocd u e0Hse,tdftd Inc psJis !
ttaf yg,fy at e pous thh - sugIoffng ne tni0n
N ne tanie fdd"
Very well: The soldiers Of ONO and of Iowa
arc TO vote for State officers &C., without leay-
ing their camps on the 18th day OF next month
-four weeks from next Tuesday. or tho SOL
diers Of any other States are to vote in October,
we include them in our proller) They are
nearly all in the armies Of Gems Grant and
Roserranz. who have never till now been called
Radicals" and who have publicly promised
that every man shall be protected in his right TO
vote freely, aud that no undue influence shall be
.eyerted. Now We propose that The people cj
Nep. York and Of other States shall accept AID
abide The decision Of majority Of those soldiers as
IN ,odot is true Conservatism in tbs crisis Of our
great contest
Isnotthis fart You assert that "threc .iourths
of the Army arc composed Of Conservatives. +"
You have always insisted that majority OF
those who volunteer TO fight for the Union are
Democrats. You profess the utmost faith iu