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To Generais BueEaer and Psmberl.-

10 bienGEaAa E-GaLGE ana E-el1
GENTLEaIEN: You may be very good ofi-
GERS, but we apprehend yOu are peor p0iticaI
economists and sadly miunders.snd the laws Of
trade Of supply and demand. Thoss laws crs
very srbiEsTy-tbousand times more co Ehan
General Bragg-and cannot be oyeuuled 81
any eartly authority Between you two ana
your orders respecting the transport Of plo-
Visions you are likely to cause your soldiers 90
20 hungry, besides inhicting distress upon the
general people. And al for nothing, simply be-
cause yeur "0rders" are alone calculated t1
prevent what they were issued 90 secomDlish.
You don't appear to understand what Tou ara
driving At. At the risk Of being eonsidei cd pre-
sumptuous, we viii endesver 60 snlightsn Fou.
The task IS q very easy one HOur "ordeTs IN
terfsre with the laws of trade, because they Ere
vent the owners Of produce from going iulo the
public markets aud obtaining the highest price
therein for this goods; your railroads sre So
wTetchedly managed that they do not carry one
half the freight they should ana your inl-
psessment" ediets fall htte short 0i robbery
where they are made effective, Which ia seldom
the case, and have tbs exclusive tendency Do
| keep produce from seeking q market. Now Che
remedy for all this is plain and simple. AdFer4
I hse that you win pay the highest mszket pEice
/ for every thing yen Want-that son VIII never
/ more impress" anything under Any c'retla-
i stances-make your railroads more elicienl--
/ afford every possible facility So trade in rouI
lpsWer-and your ends Will be accomplished
/ There IS food enough IN the county % suRPsy
1 the armies and the people, and you clone stara
4 in the wsy of its being made aFaiiabla.--l Us
/ inc HISS } CLARION.
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low Up to this morning they have not sp
peared al headquarters to report The absence
Of skifs preoluded al possibility Of affording
them any assistance in coming over. They
must hsve been very sick Of the Abolition ser
vice to attampt to get away in that manner.
This morning heavy ifing was heard up the
Yazoo, and lasted sbout 3 half hour. It cam-
menced about seven o'clock, and seemed to be
a good distance from here, in the direction of
steelo's bayou. It's very likely that some of
our troops have got after the Abolition thieves
in that section. We have, as yet, no intelli-
gence from there, but the rapid firing admOn-
ished US that brisk and lively battle was be
ing fought. NESTOR.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ATE NORTHERN ENEELLESIR.soE
EedernE rrenarf. 0-om q. El.a..

I Special to the Memphis Appsall
! PAEOLA. March 2l-The Memphis B1leta q ihs
1sth bas been rsosiged
It announces the return or tie Fsdsra1 tzps1f q r
Hsrnando. and # is stated The forces wsre aompsa
priueiPaliy of Iljnoians.
The latest information from down shs rivsr vas il5
the ooufnderatss had est the iegses above Tless E
and that several Of the Federal camps aoosa II
such a extent that the forces Toangs rfrt re
forced 70 move. They had eanped az Mliksn's ss1d-
The Lake Pssyideuos operations were susPsnisi -
account Of the overflow.
The Rose Ham5iston had returned froL
pas expedition.
It was fspor,edin St. Louis on ne 1l.a Dat Narns-
duke with three shoussnd troops, vas near Pilot Knob.
8H souri,
An internal msehine vas picked up fsol 1as hEsE.
eontaisins l5O pounds Of powder
dispatch from Indianapolis states that tbs 9ics ri
the Richmond Cnd Jefsrsonian, . Dsmoeratis Journal
had been demolished BY a mob.
The Chicago Times Of the 1873 hsd Visksburr dates
TO the previous Sunday. They report tbat ths back
water bad hIed the canal rendering work rposs5is7
that the camps we're in miserable eond ion AMI tt
all camp diseases especially smallpox were prevailing
TO az alarming extent.
Gen Quinby's dieisioa was a. Hsisna waiting oT
forty stern wheeler, to tsss them through Gs pas
The Transports there ghen we're zoo large
The Washington Dispatches ssy thst Cases ehs17cs
OF obtsiaing Ioaa q one hunsd lalli8ls a5s s-zs
The contest for The position oi provost laarsEals1
sral under the cOuseription act was progressing
with bitterness slnson Drsper appeared to e. ths
favorits.
A batch Of sloekads runners With eoaa5erab's
zmount Of Confederato money, are reported to have
bssn captured
A Cairo dispsteh dated the 14th sstas thl General
EIst with the marine briea5s on fvs gnsrsid i-ss
had arrived.
TIE steamer Emma brought two hundrss contra
bands out from the CoidWater sas experienced z-eat
din ulfy in getting cut Both q her EseIo1sss ara
tbs cabin we're crushed She left the expedition o. s
fta instant.
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WflTECE.
OFFICR c. 5 VAR TAX,

UEFIUE .. 8 WAX LAAf
Canton 1iississipri MsrcA ls ls63
4 IL real estne sid 20 satsfY the C. S War Tax
IA rhereo- sud purchased sy the government, can be
rsdeemed after this dsie, sc the ONCE Of the Chlsi
Coaector uBon payment of The amount Tor which tie
sane vas fri, and Interest thereOn st The rate of
twenty per eenlm per anuum from tie 7th day Of July
last except such real estate as may have been sod u
the eount Is o. Coskoms Cab0ru Hai1les Iszequsna
Msrsha- Pout1lee. tsh an ngo and Washingtoa from
sah c9uuiiesno rezo-s ci sales hsye yes reached
ais osica JOHN HANDY,
uh rvr bief col aeior
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s ~ arze-si ol lt71ll8fIIAG SERVICE ey Gen
Erszg 7-h dila--ie-s frola Bri gade--G General g. 3
pillow oEer5al la-1aa % q ao--nting themselves
l1ou their nsaszds aitt7Rt leave ihs come forward
cl uDsa tss ahs-st aFufberE Of b ID a1d 2lst Ieu-
ns5ee leEHe1 % c,ne prompt u SD reperi 70 zee
d1F s. Har1aso e, Bliss $40 hA the rsnks o. re
5h Crrf-se-ts - Esnt. qdich has much distin-
gul lsted tsH a 80 azs.ls-fsidE of B=l1rnt Shiloh,
farlrs6Ftoa -l's ryrl snl Mzzfrees7o7o Also cf
- Se-lf5lf Gr.a-ss 20 Cd. Up faa noble company.
THoS. STOKES,
esptain Company - sarsdeld Gusrds
ESQ SRI. Comic --ar-.sa Regiment.
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Greenville Banner saws: We are informed that
General A. Z. jackson is doing good work clear
ing out Laurel, North Carolina, and that he
thinks tie marsuding viii be efeetually broken
up this hunt.
They have eli the women and children Of the
mountain fsstnesses in that section Of country,
collected for the purpose Of shipping them to
some other section.
General Jackson says there are nearly three
hundred of these unfortunate women and child
rem, and that in all that section be never saw q
newspaper, primer, spelling book, Bible or Ies-
taalent, and thEt they are the most depraved
set Of human beings ever found upon earth.
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9aiIg Sppeal.
MORNING EDITION
JACKSON, MISS
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH p.
TuR rFCuT ar PoRT HUDs0N.

We give the Federal report of tie engage
ment at Port Hudson, on the night Of the Nth
inst, as communicated to the New Orleaas
PseayaHs by the officers of the expedition
The report embraces the operations Of the
land forces as wen as the feet. The state
meut is made thas Banks accomplished the OBJ
jeet Of the combined movement. If the euemy
is Satisfied with the result, certairly the Con-
federstes have cause to rejoice.
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1EE.saEEaIrlnN

s---r- a-- n C-s-ltv & Robinson Of Memphis, Tenn
E + "a. 6sV disso.-sd b. mutual c-nssni All per
=-1s b. frr ans agsisss said fra WiA present tas
z-s II ~ r QlInbv w-o . a'ope authortanrizso %
49, -5 a ns-ssns 10 ere indebted % said hrz1 VII
maze s5iats Fayasnt q SD 7nby, VI nas oaen
ssutho-i 81 b sstlls SAID firms e.silegs
wa 7. QUlNBK,
~ A. ROBINSON
aenera Parinera,
= s.. C1A1H0hN,
---nqrv 9 1865 Special Fartnsr.
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y The New odeans Picagans seys

The APPEAL locates Greenwood On the Yszoo,
the Hississigpian on the Tsllahatchle- Ac-
cording to C0lton's Atlas, Greenwood IS sitna-
ted a short distance below where the Ialla-
hatehie and Ysllo5usha flow into the fszoo
The junction Of the Tellahatehie and YaIo-
busha form the Yazoo Colton's atlas locates
Greenwood corTectly.5
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ARMY MEDTCAL BOAE

rsHHE AMY MEDICAL BOARD. for the exsmins-
tiou OF Nedesi atd lers N rhis Department. uili
held 5 sessions daily Vlcksburg ser ths 22d his cb.
fdicai officers WIS have not keEetCf0rs been exam
iued By regularly constituted Confederate Medical
isr5 are reauro6 20 report for ezaHnslion, de-
cline doia gsl in writing All those refusing 30 do
Wi be drepPel 81 Tie War Department Those as
rred il orders fsv~c iettsls of Invitation appoint
1nents or have been promoted By the secretary o.
Eg sr without having been previously eza1niuel vii
reusi-t for eEeuliusfion without delay.
0t7ce same building with Plst Surgeon
o. , EN0DE
--rn0~-- T7~1-saart INV Ma7s.af Tensrd
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FREDER1cKsBURa, M-reh 20-Norihsra dssss 20 10
5th have been received
Ramors were eth rife that Yicksbury vas beng
evacuated, and it was supposed the greater part 7f o
rebels would go to Chattanooga to overuheln BOSE
Grams.
The New York Times says A combined sitacz On
Vieksburg may be looked fer daily, Tor it " BE- ipos
sibs for Grant 20 leave the men ard vessels of DO
Yazoo expedition where they are now 1t was prsBalv
intended all The movements were 10 be sinutaue71s
The war news is generally unimportant
The Yankees claim various successes over oureav.
airy IN Tennessee
The price Of gold zen of e per cent in e77 York On
the l6;h. Government eredi-s arm
The prvateer FLORIDA eosIed at Barbados on Che ash
ut, leaving On The 25th wilkes knew Of her wbsss-
abouts before leaving St. Thomas
N. Gsilarier writes from Paris on the z7h Of Fsb-
ruary, that an insurrestion has broken oat ia I1ug,
corresponding with that in Poland.
He mentions runor that Napoison win rseal
the French army from Mexico ana treat with J1a-s7
on report by Gen Torsy hat the popularity of is
Mexican Pres dent insures bis ignition b. uuivarsI
Suffrage.
It Is added that the French Emperor wishes 80 avoid
a conflict with the Nor hern STATES though fhs ala
they offer the exeans the uupIsast rsstlons between
Seward and MERCER, and the refusal Of tie Washn-
ton Cabinet to accept the last proposition Of Funss.
may produce trouble.
Direct TaxHtious
RICHMOED. March eth reported tax BIT rrs.
vides for rsising four b1ndIsd millions By lavyse
OF one Fer cent. en- gress sales, ono o. gross prus
one on saiaries under ff en- hundred doisrs two On 81
over thst amount one On The value Of p1opsrtv. es
no one to b taxed but once on TIRE saus p7opsrty.
Prem she Eazeo.
MOBILE 8areh2L--The Advertiser and Bssistsrzs-f
ths following semi-ofieal dispatch aFort Pember-
ton, March 20. via GrsEada, oe5ck-Gen. Lodug hss
whipped the enemy back from this point. They are
now IN fun retreat for Yazoo pass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-23

q The brig Young Harry, from New Or
leans, Capt. Ellems, commander, was wrecked
about the Ist instant, near the mouth Of the Rio
Grande. The vessel and cargo was total loss.
No lives lost.
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oFFIqB oF eHIEF % sUBsIsTEl

0FFfgE on CHIEF or SUBSISTENCE
nzps ErHEEr Miss AND EAST LoBIsiAEA,
Isckso-, March ID 1903.
PROPOSALS WI 5e rscsiFed 1oE ths delivery a. ne
.-s-rr, of i e. ffohls aud 0hio Railroad, villain
fTfs ~ srueot on Ibs following named articles of
5ubsists-cs et0-s7, to-Hit .,s.,
COIN 6beIs5), ig ssoks-saeks to be furnished by
The e1rerum= 1t
BEEF-ol she hccf.
BULK PORK and BACON
THE0DORE JOHNSTON,
,r77 aTsior sgd Chiaf Of SHbslitepee.
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ST5T-TIV FyT71 CHANCE Fer
! CAPITALISTS

--,oB -.f. e. e-r---lfs e ssssipp, on the Sew Or
/ lrsas .5aciso1 and Great northern Ha..,,.-'
sTBFeE.g.DL7 RESEDE.t'6-Es,
EiseT faled E rai hss v a ~ .S-5ee vine
5-.7s.--g ra.-1 los e. vel cnittFatea e@--911,
- e5 r-rl,a-d good water, stsam AaW NIL - -
1 and eusins o. ethar with one hunlrss aa - ,,.5ar
-sersa good iand forty hye scres q - catfle
rsuce With 8 ficisHt seed tor me s1's'A-
- G. HUAZlKEk
Wafehmaker,
e summit Ns5ssippi
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TTFaET7sVTaE WAVTED,

TONCEEEzEG tie H-hsroaboAts of SI&0N EROH-
NJLrCsEEEs o.. 1Eobie Ala. who left sso1Foe Ls--
for Ficks5zg. 5u sfe 25h ~ Jsuusry ia :, ard va
lass seen e- lelhi crussus Bagna 4aeon Any correct
Information cans r-lt Ia would bs Hberay reward
u ~ a-4rsssl1g lhe un5eTsigned a. Meridian, sliss
rnf71faa n. OFTEN STEIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-23

BRIDGE BURNER CAUGHT-A fellow named
Pierson was caught on the London bridge, on
Wednesday night, with piece of pine plank
aud 8 quantity Of tow saturated with TAR. He
acted very much like an idist-avOwing that be
was subject to fits, and had been induced to be-
Heve that burning the brigs would cure them.
He was informed that if be had carried ont his
design, he would ha7e been effecsually cured Of
his fits, as well as al the ether ills that flesh is
heir to. He was brought to this city and lodged
in jail. He should by all means be kept close
there is sometimes "method in the madness Of
such felows.-Kne1Ville Register.
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800 p "a p

DEEAFEE frem George zuh abous tbs 1st cf
liz, FebruarT. q NEGRO 10Y namsd HARRI sON
7Ft tvrsn7 p-6n Fesrs ~ e DARK cllr rather ard
r51rr=1 saca =caes tis eyes siuRusry, a5eul hvs
fest si7hf 6r u4e llles high ana weighs about oue
tuniras a-6 sEy T'7ul1s. bsid boy vas SID By Dr.
G. r. Meseey ol Holly slEingsl Miss. I vii give the
above ~s-d II 5aivtrs1 to az jackson, si00 for
his s--s-t a-ss C1llas-1ant So tast car ger I'm
-b1R1v-a Ill SPEkGLE2
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NOTICE.
10 Accents Of the Produce Loan

A CEE as are saf1orizs1 10 pay for cotton f3- the
~ tfoVsruznsrt ths msrEet price 70 be al.ertsinea
81 rsfs-enes to aas private pates are paying 10 the
serersl parhes ana souaas of hs stsse and OF Leu
N s faterz purchaser seven per cent bonds vi be
fezu5 eEcsps b rsrss who were ubsC-i5eri e the
Prod ace Ea2 . ier e tie % Es5fua-y -. Agents
WI -hs- fore report IRE fa1ts each oil o. sale an1
stste Ito amou1t Hhicl the psrty v ls suescroer
j. D. B. DEBOW
--hzl-7s g nerzi Agent.
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~ The Marquis Of Hariineloa vas, q isu
nights since, compelled 10 Temove q secession
badge which he had placed ca bis coai s1 eIi-
vats bali IN New York The N-T Yega Fll
says g This young gsntlemaa IS he llild
brother Of the house Of Csvsndish, Who kss 5el
feted and made much Of By our citizens. alnes
his last visit 10 New York be nas esrfisd hIa il-
vestigahons Of our domestic troubles iulo D'zle.
snd taking the aristocfarc view q the question.
uoa wears tie rebel cciela,
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T0W FGtR

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,} I
JACKSON 1Iiss- Ms-ch 81 1888.
= WI cell io s1e highest bidder q snail lot Of con
q 5eunsd MULES on THUR DAY 10th iustsut, a
j oclosk, IN font Of the Capitol
HILLTER
-rll-1t ranfrfn and A O N
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REWARD

n Will pa- ne sbose reward for tha -- l.H
s-5 stra-v 10 ~ Of my S1RF ANT 6lalI y 80 =;
"a - Il roat fifteen OF sixteen years od tai ana
,i1-.ss Fe4fer black has scar on the rlsnt VIZ
- -, ~ y .tr,a=r -ea Is it Sc r0sy be- iurking
md .osn pczzsa a5ouf ~ Josnua dIesn s. ''ls'e
her ,a9tss5 'ss hrs. LOUISA MAsTBs s
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= The Chattanooga Rs5sl gets of the fol-
lowing:
Newsboy on the street." Ha-yeah'syer Chat
tanewgy Rebel :"
Federal prisoner from spripg Hill What's
that boy o.
Boy" Re5el, sir"
Fed ~ Well, guess III take one o. them
tried to tsks one t5sheT day at Spring Hill
aud didnt.
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car E0catiou

Ehe loeataa q tee Appeal office
IS On state street, q tezv doors below
ebe Post ofRce.
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ono kBLE-B0HIED lyEGRG SEN, to work On
s1ijlF rls rsprrs q track Of SOErheFu Raiitosd
hirfvsvs dollars Ger nonth viii be paid aud pr1Tis-
fans f1r1f-hs5 Apply at ths G .mpEny'E Office in
Tiaks5urE o. 20 she pndelf gned al Jacksoo.
q Il ARMS,
uhl7rn Chsef Engineer s. r r.
Vlcss5n-g cspy aue n9nth aud send bin 70
PEa4s. l9llS@. SO. %, +, and &, M,,
r TCETS regularly Sic FIRST SATURDAY a
VI BT SIC BE- eaob moth, -n the Re ~
trl tzleHt r11-a- over fna city HaL NJ
JHo. B X0aEIS, =
IFsTs BsHrR secrltsy mtl5
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- - N EIILLINN.

r r-rts Ersrs sd cif zsnfs are res apectlntg - =
" ro--6es shat they proe-e any afaeon. q % De-
soSP b Artrste qse.l. Ps ~. ~ Is-g. bv appiying
- tie hQ G. 4. LYNCH
Fderate Hcnsc- = -ou4i-toT
4ir9-fr1-
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FrOm New OrIans-Denth 81 Joiin EEa-
Eianis CoBGFmed.
Special 70 the Memphis Appeal
PASoLA, March 2l.-Ths Gamer Martin arrived rt
New York from New Orleans, on he l7sh Sc b1o1rhs
intelligence Of the death o. John Nsgsnuis uh1 1sd
OF the 4th inst The true Delta eoald not become fs
nous while Maginnis lived B.
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Terms of Advertising.

All advertisenenfs wiz be charged
e1.5O per Ecguare for the first inser-
fion and s 1 fox each subsequent in
esrtiou.
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9F5ctLet+ = I. = 7l''',-v,1-r = ,rIssIs-,
i1hAA' -ssi5I siJI, EAsT LOUISIANA
3 JscgscE. March lo, 1858. }
q rtrlet. u, .assports VIII Be granted 2
aAAAa s5t the city Of EeH Oreaai
~ order Lsan H AORRIsoN,
Al D. q
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17

bounty to encourage enlistments, the Gov.
suggests should receive some Legislative
attention with view to equalizng ex-
pense which operated equally to the advan-
tage OF the whole State
Prior to the call of the President for
troops in July last, Pennsylvania had
furnished the armies of the nation with
one hundred and ten thousand men,
Since that requistion she has sent forward
forty three additional regiments, two COM
panies Of cavalry and three batttries OF
artillery. That is all over and above the
number furnished by the draft, which the
Governor says was entirely successful. -
His statement OF the aggregate number of
troops furnished by the State is two hun
dred thousand. Europe will please take
notice that this enormous army is from one
single State Of the American Union.
A number of other matters are noticed
in the Message which we must dispose of
briaey. Acknowledgements are made to
tho military who responded with such
patriotic promptitude during the threaten-
ed invasion of the State by Lees army.
There were fifty thousand of these, and
measures are in progress for their pay
n.cnt. Credit is given to the Anderson
Cavalry, and to Generals Reynolds aud
Andrew Porter, for their services on this
occasion. The military law needs recon-
structiou. This should have been done
in 1861, not before. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's contribution of fifty
thousand dollars to the Bounty Fund was
declined by the Governor ior want of
authority to accept, He suggests that it
should be devoted to the erection of an
asylum for our disabled soldiers. The
Broad Street Railroad Company has been
proceeded against by que wo''anfo, and
information has been filled by the Attor--
ney-Gcncral to restrain that enterprising
corporation. A suggestion is made to
amend the Constitution so as to enable the
volunteers to vote in camp. The Govern
or invites the attention Of the Legislature
to an Act of Congress donating lands to
such States as may provide colleges for the
benefit of Agriculture and Mechanics.
PhH0deiphia HtgNier.
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Leaving n balance IN the lrea
sury. Nv 20, 1862, Of
a PARTON of these rereipta
tnros wore extraordinary on Q
war. The acrouut current u
ceipts and expenses stand as
Receipts fum ordinary sourc
~,
Expenditures on ordinary ac
counts,
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and expendi-
1cuunt of the
/ ordinary re-
ulIUWs -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17

Making u total Of
For the same year the aggre
gate expenditures we're
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-17
5.2ll,743 G3

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4 500, 400, %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-18
s,sphea., Mission.

Prom the Philadelphia Inquirer
All that comes 30 light Of the proposed mis-
sisn Of Alexander II Stephens 20 Washington
serves to eahfrm eur hrst iIupressioa as 20 its
subject being some demand concerning the ex-
change Of our cspiUrsd sfficers now detsiHsd in
violation Of he usage Of war. That i5 ths cen
struetisu put upou X in Richmoad. OF course,
IF SssplsHs had succeed q In getting to Wash-
iRgt5n, be would hava improved all the chances
fer opening negotiations 0a other subjects 1#
o1rfa-1f. lass1 -z-lt WIS timed at cnGcaI
jguetUEo. L7s hsd juss made fs-midobls
advance Ins0 th9 i0yal States. aud was thrsat-
sHizg s. Ouc9 Harrisburg, Baltimore and
Washington, hut Lee himself was also ir
some perl. II he shsuld be defeated Stephens
would Be IN Z position to learn promptly the
effect OF such an event st the North, and advise
Davis accordingly; bu', on tie 0ihar hand-
and tAis was ths e5uhlent expectation Of the
rsbsls-if Lee had taken Washington or Bslti
m5ye, S.sFbeus would have been 10 favorable
position 60 aeci4se She "Coufe1s~acy'' ia Wask-
iagt0a, or 20 maks treaty, cfsHsivs and de-
feRsivP, between Marylaad ard the rsbel au-
th0ritias, IS be did on similar occasion between
the rebel Pr7visioaal Governmant and Virginia,
ia April, 1861 Il will be remembered that he
was conveniently gs hand IN Richmond at that
tiBls.
We are satisfied that soms trivial affair ssozt
prisoners or retaliation would have been put fer
ward ss the prstaKs for bis visit, but IL was
timed At such an Important peEi0d, that We feel
confident thatit was uudsrlaid By SONS deep
schs1ua. It WAS, doubtless, f1r some sueh res
son that the Government packed him back. He
is much wiser BY this ima, bath By way Of Get
tysburg and Vichsbug