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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18
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From the Chicago Times, 7hl
The discouraging failure Of all tho expedi-
tions sent against the Lower Mississippi cannot
be sttributed-ss many Journals and partisaus
do attribute ito the ineficiency Of The officers
oY soldiers ACCOMMODATING them Is he's been
fh5 fate OF nearly al our 0aerau5us IN Eug 1sT
South, that they should combat natural obsts-
ces as well as q determined enemy. The couD-
try. impatient for decisive resuits, snd the Ad-
minisTatioD, fearful for its tenure Of popularity
have ehafed at delays and demanded action
where none could be had. 1t is probably in
response TO this expression that the various e1-
petitions into the Mississippi bsyous have been
made. Something must be DONE and the couu-
try is amused and diverted by mythical pro-
jscts which all the world Of thinking men knew
could not Provo successful It was not in the
rauge Of probability that the enemy would
allow offensive operations 90 be carried on in
traelzloss wilderness of sWanp8 and bayous,
which tbev can command and hold with perfect
case, when they so effsclusily held Us in check
on the great highway itself. If our brave sol
diers get safely out of the place they have been
taken into, they win be more fortunate than We
anticipate. There is hardly g chance for the
boats to escape, for the bsyous were probably
6lled up with fallen trees when they had passed,
and to abandon both transports and gunboats,
and march across the country, viii, perhaps, be
their only resource.
Great Importance hss been attached 70 tha aid
Of Commodore FarFag1t's fleet, which was to
have run BY Pors Hudson to cooperate against
Fieksburg. The attempt was 9 failure, buh, had
it succeeded, results would not have oson
changed Commodure FsTragus was thore last
summer, with his whols fleet, and combined
with Commodors Davis in heightened effort,
which resulted ia nothing. as is 40 stronger
now than then, and can render 10 assistance
which he did not then render. The conclusion
is, therefore, that gnuboats and war vessels are
poWerless 70 reduce VicksbuTe.
If the country win wait patiently until July
and August when the gs.er falls. and the com
try becomes dry. our troops can probably march
into the rear Of Vicksburg and attack It's rail-
road communication, either dssIoyiRg it, CT
iorciag tho enemy to fight Us On even ground
far1ts defense. Then, By surrounding the place
and making regular approaches We may cut OF
its supplies, and force It TO surrender. + will
be seen by this that the complaints against the
army for allowing the season 20 slip away with
out results IS simple absurdisy The seeson Is
Just approaching, and, by diligent use Of onr ta-
cilities, we may hope to possess Vickshurg by
ths time nsxs yearly starvation, If By 10
other process. General Grsnt was prohabiY e.
eered down the Mississippi By the authorities at
Z Washington TO cover up Shermaa's wresehed
fasc0, ard quiet the country with q sembanoe
/ of activity lie has felflled that mission; has
amused and diverted tia popular anxiety, and
/ Is now IN condition 70 commence On active ana
/ efficient suIaHaeT campaign.
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APPEAL TO TFEF PRoPUR.

No invite earnest attention TO the address {,
fspoople Of tie CorlsdeTase Sssiss, issued By
President DAVIS in compliance with q request
made By Congress The question presented foI
confederation is one haught with the deepest
interest, and the most grave reflection Of the
people should be g;vsn t.
The President rsieEs 50 q plan prepared BY the
Ssc1eisry Of War, By tie sid of which, or s0me
similar means that the public may adopt, the
oHcsrs Of t1e governmsnt can be assisted in
the purchase Of surplus supplies now known to
exist in the country, fox the use Of the srulies.
As this plan is deprived OLal fhe Odious faa-
turss Of tia inpressmsnt system first adopted,
70 which 50 much objection vas properly nasde,
by The press and people, It should, and we have
10 doubt WI, b st oncs accepted and acted
upon, 70 an extent that wIl .dsToiopa, at an
esrS day the resources Of the country TO be
such that ell fear Of scarcity VII be removed
from tha minds Of cur. .psoplai and expectations
on tie part Of fha enemy Of g starving out the
South" abandoned. The scheme proposed is:
/. That the people ia esch county, parish, or
ward. select at pubic meeting. as early as con
vonisut, a committee Of three or more discreet
cii1ans, charged with the duties hereinafter
mentioned.
2 That It Be The 5uty Of this committee to
ascertain from each citizen IN The county or par
ish what amount Of surplus msst whether
bacon, pork OF beef lie can spare for the use Of
the army, after rszerviag q supply for bis
fsmily and those depsndsnt On him for food.
That Ito commiftes fix a price which is
deemed By them a Just compensation for the
articles furnished, and inform the citizens what
this prics is, so that each may know, before de-
livery, what price is to be paid for the articles
furnished, and clio 10 make arrangements for |
the transportation Of the supplies to some CON
vsniani depot. sftsr consultation with the officer
who Is to receive them. Let 4ha committee also /
make delivery Of The supplies on receiving pay
ment Of the price, and assume the duty Of pay
inz Il over to the citizens who have furnished
She supplies.
3 Where he duty Of the committee is per
formed in any town or city at which there msy
be q guartermGster OF o1mmissary, no further
duly need be required Of them than to deliver
10 She oaicer q list Of names of the citizens and
Of fls supplies which each is ready TO furnish,
and the price fixed wharonpon ths efieer viii
himself gather tie supplies and make payment.
4 Whe1e t1s supplies are furnished in ihe
country, the cost Of transportation to the depot
VII be paid by tbe government, in addition &c
he price fEed by ibs committee.
5. As this appssl IS made to the people foi
,he benefit Of our bssve defenders now in the
army, ths department. relies with confidence on
.hs patriotism Of the people, that no more than
Just compensation would be fixed By the com
nittees, nor accepted By those whose chief mo
i've viii be 10 aid sheir country, and not to
make Undue gains ont Of the needs Of our noble
,eI5iers
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The ready facility, says the Selma Reporter,
.sgi5h which orr people, for the most part, have
s5sptsd themselves 70 the stern vicissitudes Of
this war. has illustrated n sublime and infalli-
rle nsunor thsir devotion TO principle, and their
consequent worthinees to become the recipients
Of the blessings Of freedom. There is in this
attitude Ct theif selfdsnial an SIR Of grandeur
which has not fsiled to impress many Of cur
foes with Ire horelessnass Of any project Of sub
fugafing the-1. Indeed, tie history Of the world
s bit an aggregation Of testimony going 70
show the after impossibility Of subduiDg
brave and intelligent people who are determined
70 be free Blookadei as We are, and have been
for two long years from The luzuriss, and even
the nocssssrias CT Hle, Il required no ordinary
forsfude to bear Up under the privations and IN
eonvsnieneas incident % such state Of isola-
zion from the BoIld 10 doubt cur enemies ez-
psctss. st The outset CT TIE war, that the mass
Of our people were incapable Of such endurance,
q ahey have always denounced Is IS being
eHsninasa and 5eisriorsied BY reason Of our Pc
culiar Institutions. This manifestation Of heroic
zelf1euisl on The part Of the great bulk Of OuT
people has had happy effect N the encourage
mont thereby gwen to cur brave .soldiegy and
v-e believe that Is long IS there remains bond
OF 5ssn and heartfsit sympathy between our
psopls Is home and those in the field, that there
win Be no reason 70 doubt the event Of our ulti-
mate success. Its msnifestly the intention Of
the enemy 10 throw Us upon our powers Of en-
duranea. They haFe long since abandoned al
boBs Of conouerine rs with the sword, as upon
every battlefield we have proved our superior
urowesr; and now ihey ere resting their hopes
Of cur sBbiaeatiou upon famine. They expect
us 10 Be starved into submission Il is our
duty 10 forfy ourselves against such coniin-
rency, sDa 70 eneoupes each other in braying
al the ins of lhe future. Of whatsoever kind
they may Be. Saooll cur provision creP be
large thi ensuing season, ell VIII be vel, and
tie eaiculating7 Yankees sadly at their wits
end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

TA Hslsna lester, Of tie 3rd instant, in the
Chicago Yfass, lays that nearly every boat
.bst comes hsm ihe Tsllahstctie, brings mum
bars Of stout healthy negroes. Arrived here
thew are thrust into Whist is called q contrabano
camp, and giinpss ct the same negroes a few
sesks slterssra, furnishes a commentary upon
tl.s bsautiss Of efnsncipsiion which should Be
studied and understood By every Abalitionist
Such a picture Ct asnalid wTetchedness as ihe
coairsband camp of Helena presents, I trust
for hunsnitys sake, Goes Pot exist elsewhere
Rsrgsa. dirty, half-starvs1. q PTostrased with
disease, the z1nfortunale eep1laand signs for
TIE liberty Of the ed piaasation. with It's com
fsriabis quarters and fnll Estions
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.aiIg @ppeal.
MORNING EDITION.

TINS EEEEE BEBOyv FICE1sRURG.
We lssrn that tie boats that passed cur bat
isTies yesterday morning were as follows La
fsyslie. Tusgumbia, Cincinnati and Benton,
ion clad gun boats; General Price and Asck
Scott wooden gunboats, and the transport
ssosmea Henry Clay, Forrest Queen and Silver
Wave. The GoneTsl Price was originally one Of
the Montgomery 1ses captured in shs naval
battle Before Memphis.
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- REWAED .

II ANYWAY on the iith E81ruers, zls III. a mn.
q, 1atto, ghts5u gearg q a low for1les haa-g eve
hrovTs fI r5zDd feoe Ero cng huadead end tVsrtg-
eve 70 ous hundred sad tist7 Pom = ar3 fest lsa or
six inches hiEs uliez Gn14n a4 fnterart. ri 1rsf
soiaars baon. ing 20 Ruat5 Brigade is- on prh0
lefs the next day for Fcrt Hnfson. o. dsvsry 20 ma
viii pay Gfiy dollars ihiriT dcIarl hI commit.
msnt 50 hat set hims ,, J. DR01laOoLE
apl3Gt 9r mend aE,
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ou'ragss On Deer Greek.

From the Wing April III
From our young friend Phil. Fall, who is
lust from Desr creek, we learn that the enemy
have laid waste everything en- the west side Of
the creek for q distance of thirty miles. Ga The
east side bat little damage was done, Colonel
Ferguson having destroyed All thc bridges, thus
preventing their advance. Every gin and ell
the fodder and corn, from Smith & Hoods to
DR.. Thomas, had been destroyed, and five or
six hundred negroes carried away, together with
hundreds Of horses and mules. Asjor Lee,
father.in-law Of Colonel Ferguson, fsred bettor
than any planter On the route, losing but two
or three negroes Some Of the Yankee officers
proposed marrying his house servants, il they
would go of with them, but the negroes pre-
fsned being the slaves Of Major Lae to being
the wives Of Yankees
Samuel Taylor had very noer all his quarters
and fodder and corn destroyed. Syme lost
several negroes and aii bis corn. A. j. Paxs0n's
Gin, corn and fodder were burEed, and his
dwelling set on fire three times, bua was extin-
guished each time by Rev. Air. Mcclellan
whom ghe Yankees threatened to hang. They
drew their guns on Afrs. Paxton three times,
and made an unsuccessful attempt to take Der
goVeruess eff ss prize. At Col. George Il.
Falls place they left nothing but the negro
cabins and his dwelling. Thinking him colo
mel IN our army, they wanted 10 burn him with
his gin, but Upcn searching biz house ihoY found
he bad anticipated their movements and h0wn.
W Z. WaTen's place was saved f6om to.al de-
stIuciion by tho presence OF q Frenchnans who
knocked Yankee down and checked the nefa-
Tious proceedings. W. F. Smith lost sreas
deal, inelnding, it Is reported, BIS whole force
consisting Of one hundred and fly hands.
DoWnie's dwelling house AMI quarters were
consumed, and the atock, poultry, e.c., carried
away. Dr.. Thomas' stock Fes all shot and his
corn end fodder burned There were many
other sufferers, bat we have not learned ther
names. None Of the negroes were forced from
the plantations only such as left voluntarily
were taken to iae boats.
REPRINTs. = We have been favored with
eopiss Of tho New Orleans journala, Of Tho Oh
inst. bat find them filed with extracts from tie
APPEAL, Of the Iss and q. 50 exclusively, ihsi
they contain nothing of interest e -Four roadaTs.
~ Tie vichs5urg Ifaig says The Yankee
battery on the peninsula was discovered and
opened upon BY Msjor ogdsn's battery O.
Thursday The shooting was good, but no re
sponse could be elected,
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HRrTna FHo1I RTCulE0N3.
J Oh 7-IlII9TIl1 q "
RICHMOND, April II, 1863.

RICHMCND, Aprl III, 1913.
We have beautiful weather, which, with
cheering news, gives q pleasing expression to
everybody's facs to-day. The telegram Of Van
Dom, announcing the capture Of four gunboats
on the Cumberland river, comes opportuneiy
upon The discontinue Of the Yankee feet at
Charleston to encourage rs in the opening Of
the spring campaign.
The. postponement BY the house Of Tepresen-
tsti7ss Of .he bills for the Organization Of the
supreme court snd the court Of claims until
next year, puts an end 70 lhe.canyaasing Of the
claims Of the several genilemen who have baen
spol-sn Of in connection with the Judicial Office
Is these high stations. The house Of rePgesen'
,s.ives has tee tax bill, villa the senate's amend
menis, which, it is said, win probably be
agreed to.
News Las reached Us Of the blowing up in
Washington City Of the extensive FeaeTsl arse
nal there, involving the loss Of one thousand
lives. Justso many more victims whose blood
viii be upon The head Of Abraham Lincoln.
Webster, who was hanged yesterday was ''ol
SPY, but was executed tor violation OF bis
poy0ls. There was an absolute necessity thai
some example should be made Of these criminals
who swear rot 70 take Up arms asain u t1e
service Of the Uniied States, and aro caught
soon aissrwara fighting against US. There are
several prisoners IN She military prisons here
awaiting their trials for this very oifsnse.
President Davis sadn8s to ths people Of ihs
Confedersts States On ihe subject Of the raising
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THR mFssEsssPPPE FaEETTG.
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PreDara'ious to overrna mi..i..ipp,.

Special 70 tho Memphis Appeal
sENAroBrA, April 1.-THE Mississippi & falling with
raPiaity unprecedented It CONNECTED declining oa
4onday last and has increased every day until Il
reached fall Of two feet on Taarsday, at poiht ten
miles below Memphis. sad total Of six feet
Boats descending he river are laden with munitions
provisions and troops and two fleets Of coal os have
eone down.
The suppression Of The Memphis papers Is attributed
to tho republication Of an article from the Cincinnati
Commercial cansuring General Grant
Iils Federal cavalry at Memphis is being Increased
or the purpose It is supposed Of operating IN North.
I'm Mississippi Several regiments Of infantry are be.
ing mounted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

AT her residence. on Court street.. in Memphis, on
sunday, the 19sh instant, Ers. PRTsClLLA WATs0y,
widow Of the late Sydney Y. watson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

" T. J. Hampton, Of Little Rock, died on
Tuesday morning. the 3lsi uls., from shs effects
Of pistol shot fred By r. A. Watkins, f., on
Saturday evening. Watkins was arrested short
~ sfiar the shoossng, bat made bis escape.
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RIsH POTAToEs AED A BL0oDEB

STALLION !
TTOR SALE, st suction, IBIS (Saiuriag3 EoEEs
IL ING, Ct II o'clock, at orr store,
100 bushels Irish Seed Potatoes
One fuIl blo0ied ave year cd Sta'ioEs
Tba Pata0sa VIII CO soid in lots 20 s1i purchasers,
and the buyer q ths Stalsn Wl bs ever aftr sstis
fed with his purchase
Also H0usahod Furniture sad SHn5riss.
H0ERlDGE q AU3FiH
Front street.
api5-Is Opposite the City Hal 30 pitaL
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AUCTION! AUCTION !

AUCTION! AUCTION
AZ. sE. IL USZEy3s, sasECtjO7seeTs
ONE tins ful biocdsd STALLION. Jcha sscombs,
y grandson Of fhs csiabrata1 t-rf re John Ha5a
eembe, By full bloodsd Dialond ras two years Old.
1a5 pairs ius Brogsns, 299 psirs glna bEcga1g,
10 0o0o Havana 0igsr8 zoo 10. IelloH Candles,
Double bsrraiad I3us ish 8iet Guns,
s boxes English s. .aru Cand'e5
$50 Alpacca urs5 d'0te huInz-er Coats.
800 Door Mats, bel c1cica Leaf EGrd,
leo cans Oysters choice Brides, Ha1als
Household Furniture.
lIOGRInGR & AUSTEN,
Ero1t street.
sp1sIts obpasiia tie Cls7 Eal Hrs1F'al
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PLANTATION KEsR0Es FOB HIRE.
A NqufBER cf sFeeisut WORK HaEDz-naen
y 9n5 wofneu-for hre. rn1uira st Dr. Esmusna
an1T-Iura
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FOR sAEE,

IN BUHHELs IRISH POTATOES,
PERgOES q BAILEY.
au1SFwE Iaczc1u. fiigL
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~ The Yieksburg fhig, Of yesterday, says
General Lee has returned from Deer creek, the
Yankees having abandoned that route for get
ting in the rear OF Vieksburg. We believe all
the tributaries Of the Ysz9o are now clear Of
Yankse cralts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

~ Our special from senatobia refers to tie
organizing of Federal cavalry force at Mem
phis to operate in North Mississippi. Reports
from that city say the corps will consist Of thir-
teen regiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-18

Our MEMPHIS LErFER-We invite attsr-
ton to the sprightIy letter from Memphis, pub-
L d this morning. It is, as it purpoTts, from
seesh Gill" who is one of those high
tone-, generous and noble seessh girls Of whom
there are many Jet remaining in Memphis. We
hops 10 hear from her as frequently as possible.
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RL0CKADR eonna

EbHWOEAAHIal q . . a4os
G500 ROO WORTH or SraPLH GOODS for
- EUs sUUU sale. They can Be seen bV annlviaE to
j. q. EuoIEH
aBl65ls C1-sor. Mss.
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CoRWTH-We had another report as to tie
situation at this point last evening, to the effect
that reinforcements to the extent Of thirty thou
sand Federal troops had arrived, via Tenhessee
river. We regard the rumor as an unfounded
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VIcKsBURG April l7.--Four prisoners from The boat
sunk last night brought in to-day, say the transport
Henry Ciay.as sunk and the Silver Wave burned ard
the ram Lafayetts was sunk by cur lower batteries
They also state that the remainder Of the expedition
win cone down tonight.
The battery The peninsula ceased firing late this
afternoon. It has done damara
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ADDRESS TO TAR PEOPLE OF TEEE
CoNEMDAlaATE agAIEs.

Ia compliance with tho request Of Congress,
contained in resolutions passed OF tie fourth
day Of the present month, I invoke your atten-
tion to tho present condition and future pros
poets Of our country, and to toe duty which pat
Iiotsun imposes on us ali during this great sTug-
gle for cur homes and cur liberties.
These resoluasas are in the following len
gusge:
r.r-l.r.r...- IN n. r.--re.l -
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Of provisions is noble document and Icon
mand The attention Of the eohntEy
I have the best reasons for believing that a
battle viii be fought on the line Of the Kappa
hammock in less than three days time. You
mey expect also to hear shortly Of an encounter
il snuther quarter of She State.
The month Ct April viii le memorable in
history. DIXIE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A FORTUNE For MI
RyMEN OR WOMEN

ETH ERsM EN- OR WOMENti
MO humbug but an entirely thing. Only three
~ months in this country No claptrap operation to
read the circular of inst rucon only and you will
understand it perfectly. A lady has just written to
me that she is making high twenty dollars some
days giving instructions in this art Thou. .ands of
Soldiers are making money rapidly at it. No person
has to be urged to patronize it, ls thing that takes
better than anything before offered. You can
make money with 1t home abroad-on steamboats, or
railroad cars and in the country city. You will be
pleased in pursuing it, only because it will yield
handsome income but also in consequence of the gen.
era admiration which it elics 1t is pretty much all
profit, mere triie is necessary to start with.
There is scarcely one person out of thousands who
ever pays attention to advertisements of this kind
thinking they are humbugs. Consequently those who
money in. There is class of persons in this world
WHO think that because they have been humbuged ont
of dollar or so, that everything that is advertised
humbug. Consequently they try more. The person
who succeeds is the that keeps trying until he
hits something that pays him.
This cost thousand dollars, and expect
to make money out of t-and all who purchase the art
Of me wall do the same. One Dollar sent to Inc will
insure the prompt return Of card of instructions in
the art The money will be returned those not sat.
isfed. WALTER Il. TINSLEY,
Mol Park Place. New York.
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1868.
1868
Philadelphia 4 Erie rail road.

This great line traverses the Northern and North. .
west counties Of Pepnsyvania TO the city Of Erie
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length
II is now in use for Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg to Drftwood led Fork IN miles) on
the Eastern Division and from Sheffield TO Erie the
Western Division, as miles0
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS NoRTHUMBFRLAaD.
Mail Train leaves, East o SO a. M.
Express Trnn " -" ~ 81 p. NJ.
Mail " West d23
Express =" SO A. M
Cars run through WITH cfiANGP both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and
baltimore and Lock Haven New aud elegant Sleep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train both ways
between Wamsport aud Baltimore, aud Williams.
port and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the 5. u. Cor. 1lth and Market SITS.
And for Freight business Of the Company's Agents :
=. b. Kingston, Jr, Cor 18Th aud Market Ss., Phila
J. w. Reynolds, Erie.
NJ. Drill. Agent N, G. R.R, Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, GenI. Freight Agt Philadelphia,
Lewis W. Houpt, Gon'. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
Joseph u. Potts, Genl Manager ,WillIomspott.
Jannary II, 1868.
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Oct. "a, ls63-3mo
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Leaves Phildelphia at $50 f. VI for Reading Potts
VILE Pnegrove, Harrisburg, &C. connection at tIarrs
burg with Pom sylvania Genital railroad trains for
Plttshurg sc, Norihrcn Central Railroad trains for
Sunbury, Northunib rand, Elmira &c, aus at For
Clinton with tatawissn Railroad trains for Milton
WiliaulspoTt, Elmra Buffalo &c.
READING ACCUMULATION.