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ANINtArEA EAE4As
R%rcHMOND, February 6-The New York Herald says
the rise in gold hass so largely deprecated the assets Of
the banks as TO render most of taem insolveat
The necessity is Incumbent on the senate to pass the
house finance bill or stop the war.
The cotton excitement in New York is described as
marvellous, such has been the ad anee in cotton goods,
aad they have 80 rapidly changed hands. that the mrL
tipHet Commission On many stocks exceed the odgi
nal cos.
Th7 reception of Mcclellan at the fremont House,
Boston, was very ent i~usastle. Tbs leading business
houses closed, aud the proprietors and employees joined
in the demonstration.
Horace YerneE died in Paris on the 18th nit.
Reid Saunders has been sent to Fort Lafayette.
Confederate states Congress.
RICHMOND, February 6.-The senate passed the ap
preparation bill, and the Supreme court bin was further
debated.
In the house IOthing Of importance was done.
Mr.. Kenner reported = bill for funding the currency,
which was made the order Of the day for Tuesday next
Republican senator in New York.
Nor hern dates Of the 4th have been received by the
Enquirer.
Ersstus Corning was nominated by the Democrat Of
New York for senator On the frs ball : in the Legs
atsre resulted, Morgan Ga. Corning 81, Dix ], Wood l.
Second ballot, DIX 65, Corning g. The Leg stature
then ass5molra IN JOINT convention Wneh morgan was
elected, receiving SC, Corning 10.
New York Herald nespondeut.
The New York Herald has a iugtbrious editorial, pre-
dieting q consolidated despotism or a number Of patty
military republics 10 TIE North i says it win no longer
d, for the goat at Washington to telegraph that our
foreign relations are quite satisfactory It thinks Napo
leon means to kick up a mus, and in doing 50 will be
aided by Spain This, it alys, is proved by the rssigaa-
ton of the Spanish Ministry, etc.
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Dispatch TO the Associated Press, North
ST LOUIS, JeruarY ga dispatch from
Gepersl Brown to General Curtis, dated SPRING
field. Janusy 8, says the battle al that plaee
lasted thirteen hours. The enemy numbered
5000 picked mounted infantry. with two riAed
guns The expedite was fitted out on the Ar
kansas river, and sarched ct least fifty miles in
t~Tenty-four hours
There was skirmishinE with our se1uiag par
lies most of the way TIE enemy opened FIRE
on the town without giving notice to remove the
sick or he women aud children: Oar forces,
consisting Of the Missouri State militia, Iowa
troops, earoiled Missouri militia, eanva.ascents
and stragglers, who numbered 1900, with two
howitzers, one iron six FOUNDER mounted on
Wagon-wheels, and two bTsss s~ix-pounders. ct
Fort Lyon the enemy were badly whipped.
Gen Brown was tTeachOrously shot from a
secssh residence While leading 3 charge
A dispatch from General Warren, dated Hous-
ton, Texas, 10Th. says the enemy are il fail re-
treat toward Arkansas. Msrmaduke's rebel
force is in Harisyiile. The force was between
1000 and 5000 strong. Their loss is about 300
killed, wounded and missing.
The famous guerrilla, NJ c.. Gould, is amoung
the killed, and the notorious guerrilla, Porter,
badly wounded
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As we anticipated, skiTmishing has CON-
menced upon a portion Of our lines. On Friday
the enemy came cut Twelve miles on the Shelby
vile pike from MuTiTeesboTo'. with a fOrsging
party la force, composed of q brigade Of infan-
try aud Fix pieces Of artillery, and made a
vigorous attack upon our esYalry, driving them
back short distance With their shells, when
onr cavalry masked themselves in the timber
near old Baskerville, on the turnpike. and with
the assistance of Gen. Aaderson's brigade.
which happily arrived in time, repulsed them
with 8 loss on their part of three hundred in
killedisnd wounded, ard a small loss on our side.
Truly our ''gueullass do keep Yeey irregular
hours, and compel the enemy's infantry to do
the ssme-they have no csvalry-wearing them
ont by long marches until they will become
so completely HOuplussed that we should not be
surprised 70 learn that old Rosy will enter an
other race for a Flying Dutehmsn"-chsnge
his base Of operations, and take the short reute
to Bowling Green by way Of Springfield.
The next ten or fifteen days viii develops exc
citing affairs, mark our words If we are some
what behind the curtain and know of certain
that the public are ignorant of, it is
our duty to observe due silence, when we are
eenVinced that such course is for the interest Of
our sacred cause All other papers should Go
likewise. The anxiety to create a demand for
extra copies aud be ahead Of Contemporaries, often
leads to much mischief We do not int nd to
be seduced into such an error. But our rebel
anaconda srticle is coming true. We did not
write it fer sensation. Certain msvtmenis are
in progress that viii tell me tale soon, and we
believe to our ioy. "Alls eli is the answer
we make today to ali who wonder what it IS we
refuse TO reveal Manchester Bulletin, LIST,
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Ak Evils Theirs no KKmRDK'

An AA q $50 NV
Our Information este ihe actual situation Of
the citizens Of the parishes in he vicinity Of
Baton Rouge, leads as 70 believe that great IN
Justice has benz done them by The conduct of the
government towsrd them, and that an esIy
change of rolicy IS highly essential Il is well
known the country is not a corn producing one,
and it is also known that the little supplies on
hand was cheerfDly furnished our troops when
on the Mach IN the fal, in many instances
without charge This hes left q laTgs Popula-
ton depeadeu. upon importatoas for supplies
entirely. which. ua3er existing regulations. they
are unable t. mske, and the consequence IL
much suffering, with sll grsassr in prospective,
alof which can be obviated.
No trade withthe eeomy is permitted, even
fcr the purchase Of food OF this many com
plants are made. and perhsps justly. Tae Peo-
Die say they see parties ob-aiHiag articles ct
prime necessity to our armies constantly from
within the Federal lines, all Of which passes
into the hands 81 ohcsls This leads to s be
lief that q semi official eonraband trade is
Winksd o. while the wants Of The citizen can
not be supplied through the same channel, al
though he msy be in a state Of actual want, as
we are assured IS the csse in too many in
stances.
An impe5iment ta their obtaining corn ETC.,
from this direction Is also thrown in the way
It is with he utmos, diheulty transportation
can De procured Ct al, and when it is secured
1t seems nothing can be accomplished Our in
formsns states that several ear loads Of corn has
been seized by governments officials, and appro-
pHated to public uses, when in transit, norwitt-
stsnding it was bought, net on speculation, but
70 prevent Starvation Thus, siHassd as these
people are, lhey have cause TO complain, and il
Is to be hoped The policy hereafter to be pursued
toward hem VIII Be changed They are loyal
TO the sopll-havs gives 10 Ire cause more than
prudence slou.d have dictated Let not then,
the horrors Of starvation be a5dsd t. other dis
comforts. specially wren tAe evils complained
Of can be so easily avoided.
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Glorious news from, Een,p,k,

A friend who h 5 just reached Knoxville from
Kentucky, and who bes d Woolf6fd's speech st
Lebanon, the teleqraphic acooant Of which we
have already presented. gives us this version Of
it Gen. W0oiford, after disbanding bis cav
airy, told them thatif Lincoln did not, within
twenty days modify bis emancipation proc a.
nation, he Gen Woolfard) if he were forced
AGAIN q take up arms, wonid heht fov the nth.
Upon this announce ment his men entered him
the North -
Col John NJ Harlan, in command Of the
forces at Lebanon, was present, snd after the
nesting expressed his appreciation of Woolford's
eonrse.
The Federal forces at Danvills, when our
friend was there, numbered shout four tbon-
sand. A brigade detached from that town, en-.
route 10 Frankfort, passing through Harrods-
bnrg and L~awrsnceburg, stole over iw5 bundred
and fifty negroes. N ed man named McLsia,
(father-in-law Of DR.. Eastland,) followed this
thieving brigade to Frankfort to reclaim his ne
gr0es, but on reaching the camp OF the contra
bands was bruislly beaten and Otherwise mall
treated by the white abolition. commander.
A & Lexington the private houses are all oeeu-
pied IS hofpiia!s. Mrs. Tom Bullen's house. e
fine res idence, was completely ruined By the
vandals.
Orr iuformapt met Carter with his force.
twelve miles tn side0 Of Lebanon. Just returning
from his Esst Tennessee raid, but had no op-
p%oriunity to hear bis report.
The people Of the blue grass region are rep
resented az being g unit ~ the Southern Con
federaey, ana looking auxiouSly for the return
OF our army to relieve them from the Abolition
desDotsm.
There is no question that a great revolution
in public sentiment has occurred not only in
kentucky, bgt in The Northwestern States.
since the publication Of the emancipation proc
lgmetion.
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From MarSeeviiie-aituoIs on a YANKEE
a~umbOat.

HARDEEyILLE, January 27-Captsin Esrle's
artillery today attacked 4 Yankee gsnboat at
Buckingham ferry. No one was hurt on our
side.
I'VE have obtained ibe following additional
particulars of the affair referred TO above On
Tuesday last q section Of -he Furman light ar
tllery took up 2 position in tfs neigh5orhecd Of
Buckingham Terry, with the visw of pTscticiEg
with q utisd caunon, and, not wishing II waste
ammunition, they determi ned to make Yankee
gunb0at tho target. About MONA Yankee craft
steamed up, AID, whsn within 1850 yards, The
firing began. The vessel was struck several
times, but stood nearer in, sheiliug tie light
battery, but without damage. When she had
eoaie within range Of q 1~2-pounder h~owitzsr,
Captain Earle experimsnted with = few sheh
with seine effect. Ihs steamer then stood off.
Reports represent the Yankees as mose active
wilma the last weeSor teoshsn any aue since
he deash Of Gen. Mitchell A large numbsy ef
ira1sgoEis and other vessels we've On Sunday
AID Monday IA tbs CHING at Pom Royal
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general ORDERS NJ 60


silPl SD EAeT LOUISIANA,
JACKSON, tlS, February St Issl
TaB Etaunl1r csr f3r ~ 1n-,5ss r>
A. A@i rs sap tear fr Artli 8ae-s a. o-8.
2 oGtee, y p forV-n. nfar lrs Hsrsrar.-
tthA hk ~, tEIaag 6h iH-t ap1Ie-.ts rs r-
eWlaAs H. W o4z a y f1toaB esra 1lst apnrorss ~
~ llsl'sa.1t eenofel el.a1tn5, VIII u once re-
ID Anase @ a rea actila a. OrIrs-ea eT--sts
iEr1sn aep 1trslfs e. t5i conm.ndin~
ere a eommissio ed from hss .srt
hereby ersesed Q pfsss sss 81 ~
~ AAs BoeIt % conit,y Es1. Colonel Ias95-
brow a q S., PIE Hssr q = 49,
Ctis Of crluancs. De7a mr e,f F
ltaaa Capt B Eta 9sdn3sce ofesr Army.
SIS lei p.
- csasr Ltsa.sas-tce PEeszsroN
y r. WADDY,
F~" A General
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ave nlgny productive and wen improved plan
ul9n tr rent $50 90 Is Of land IL eulHv5fon
5sa5a ~ piles aooge Greenwood. on The bankenf
lAe over tallehatchie- Firsfrste negro quarters "a
re Ne alare chanc for airue Southern
& p hesIoeson one OF the best plantations in
Is A5nSess Apply to the undersigned &c Middleton,
s@f2A county Mas, end get bargain. Corn. FODDER
On ae place tx W.. ABNET
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a The Ricbnnond Ehig states that the Brit
isb steamer Princess Royai, recently captured
of Charleston by the blocksdeTs, had on board
= most valuable cargo, consisting Of eight Whit
wsrth guns, four steam engines for gunboats,
rifles, powder, etc The bulk Of her freight was
about 900 tons weight and measurement A
party Of English workmen, skilled in the man
u~faeture Of projectles, were captured with the
vessel The pilot and one or two of her crew
escaped in q beat, and reached Charleston in
safety. We are gratifed to learn that important
dispatches from Captain Maury to the govern
meut, were saved BY these persons.
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The demand for ihis document has been 60
great that our editions Of last evening snd thi'
morning have bsen entirely exhausted, and
msny orders left u~nsuppled. In order 10 sup
NV the popular demand we shall print it in thf
Weekly edition, which viii be ready Tor &C.
uvsr7 at noon on Tuesday next, up 10 wpiel
time an orders win be received at our counting.
room. Those wishing the document should
leave their names At once
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sI ~ TAINeIlIL


Special 10 the Daily Appeal
GRENADA, February 6-Ths Chicago Times Of che
Goth says The Indiana house u representatives. BY a
vote Of Any.ag 10 shirty-eighs. tabied a resolution in,
dorsIng the expulsion OF Hon Jesse ., Bright from tho
United States xeaats
lis Washington dispatch state TIA. orders have been
issued authorizing Governor Andrew, Of Massacaasetts
to fnlse negro regiments 70 garrison forts
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iou nea to day. They appointed a board o. directors.
The proceedings VIII B. published tomorrow. DR. r.
W. Gibbs Of Columbia, soulh Caroline was elected
President Of the Press Association Of the Confederate
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Ice There is & present considerable excite
ment among tie ice companies in the vicinity
Of New York, caused by sbeir inability thus Tar
to gather crop. Usually BY the middle Of
January tie ice-men have secured one-half their
supply; but this season none has been cut
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a Ia addition TO the voice Of cur Congress
men, ell sbe paPers Of Tennessee that reach US,
urge G yernoT Harris to assemble the Legisla-
tuIe. We agree With tie Chattanooga Rebel,
that matters Of importance demand immedista
considersaou, and such is he universal opinion
of all the Tennesseeana We have met since the
subject was preached fortunately, there is nc
legal imPediuent 70 such action, the Legisia
turs, as is last session, having provided for ibe
contingency that new exists, There is no rea
son Why every bTaach Of cur s,ate government
should not BE- performing heir Legitimate lune
ec,,
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DID y BLACK NE. Legal CAB and T.a.-
~ Pag 2 stsr4 Chs EerIoDs. Steel Pe7
Pen staaa Red cotton or ansa) Tspe. ara sa kinds o.
Leg s. HIlLTER
r." Caut f~ ard q q 81
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Nsw ORLEANS.

We have the Bee of the ID. It is stated that
the provost marshal has ordered that one dollar
shall bo charged every person to whom passes
viii be issued from the provost maTshaFs Office.
After enc week from the 3Ist January, no passes
were 70 be issued by the deputy and district
provost marshals. except upon blanks to be OBJ
tanned from the Office of the provost marshsl
general Except in special cases, no pass would
Be issued good for more than one trip aud re-
tuen; aud ia no case would they be issued good
for more than one week, unless approved at that
Office.
OF the city, on the lst inst, the Bee says:
We feel very strongly disposed to write down
yesterday as temarkably quiet Sabbafh Tor
the Or scent City. It's aspect /" from early
morn to dewy eve" was most decidedly son
bre. and seemed to exercise d depressing inaa-
nee upon everything sublunary The tho-
oughsres Of The Sunday @louugers could boast Of
only a few d" corparals' guards" while al the
reservoirs Of news were as silent as the mid
night watch. We f he'd in every direction we
could think Of for an exciting item, but hnally
gave it up. and yielded ourselves 70 the general
QuietUde which was rsiguing 50 supremely.
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JAS 8. KNAPP n. D. 8

~ H7eo uisadby -ai a hs r-esif4nes at Cha-
AL IVA PIX NJ as e. D-nial operations.
~ VII rat keorhs en- pro- sdonai y Cor the week
i-su ms
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9aIg S9teal.
~ur APpRaE Ar vE0KsBUBG.

Mr. H. C. CLARKE, ia the Washington hoiei
boIsinr. Is the regular agent for the APPRAL
n vieksburg Orders viii be hIled s' his
counterto any extent imnedsteiy on tAs alnsai
OF each train from this city
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~ Recently a morehsntin Memphis bought
SIX bales weighing nearly SIX hundred pounds
each, which, upon e~zaminaaon, were discovered
to De iilled with seed and rubbish. From the
SIX bales less than enc bale Of cotton wss Oh.
so;aoJ
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80 THE PUBLEU-CoRsECTEoN.

TIE 0l0wtnE letter reached Us ttls morning :
GRENADA, February 6. 1863
EDrrORs APPEAL: You are aware With
What favor gour psper has been received by cit
izens Of our STATE es well IS elsewhere. Il has
1t ell times been looked for wiki avidity, as
giving the latest aud most reliable news. On
the line Of tie Central road the citizens, in large
numbers, await the arTivsl Of he train ct each
depot for The purpose Of OBJ aiming a copy Of the
APPEAL r certify they have been disappoi ted
Ia b;aiuing a copy of your paper, snd are in
formed that they tan be purchased at particular
ptGees only, aud moi trem he newsboy on the
cars.
Il is for you to determine if by such q course
you subservo your own interest and meet public
expectations.
For the information of cur old readers, and
the pubic generally, on the line of The Missis-
sippi Central railroad, we win state that we fur-
nish newsboys with al the papers they wish,
for retail on the trains and at the various de-
pots Their privileges hsve never been cur
tailed in this respect, and if The demand has not
been supplied it IS because application has not
been made at this Office for a sufficient number
Of copies. We shall take steps to supply the
demand, in some other way, If the evil com.
planned of By our friend is not corrected. What
we have said of the Mississippi Central is also
the case with the other roads. We ill ell or
ders, and shall continue to do SO.
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EsGLlsH PREPARArIoxs.-Th the rapidly wit

ENGLISH PREPARATIoNs.-The rapidity with
which vast armies and incaleulable quantities
Of munitions Of war have been transferred from
point to point by both parties in car struggle,
hes enlisted the attention Of England to the
lack of ability on her part to DO so in Canada,
ia the event of war, aud she Is evidently going
to prepare to enjoy the same advantages She
understands the precarious tenon by which she
holds the provinces. At present, in the winter,
she has no outlet to the ocssn-the St Lawrence
being fozsn uP-excspt by the Grand Trunk
railroad through the United States. In the event
Of war with the Federal government, of course
this would be cut of It has been determined
to provide against such a contingency, and 8
line of road, to be called fbe " International
railway, is to be built from Halifax to the
ooint where the Grand Trunk enters The United
States. The English government displays lis
usual sagacity by this movement.
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u a new negro rendezvous is to be opened
At Brunswick, Georgia, and arms ana officers
to drill the recruits are announced a as fouheom-
ing,
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~ Mejor-General Loring's headquarters
have been removed. temp7raily, to room No. ?,
third dec, over ne pay department.
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~ A new e loot is reported fom India.
Some inqaisitive Egglshnan, poking about in
the puTlieus OF Lucknow, has Just discovered in
the possession Of common kahar, Of that city,
a quantity Of jewels valued at thirteen Iakhs Of
rupees about SIX hundred and City thousand
dollars. Three of the dismonds alone sss sad
to be wsrsa ten lakhs. Ihs property Is supposed
to have been taken ou Of The Rrssr Bagh dle-
ing the mutiny Isi3Inew ia the safs-kes1iur
Of the BRITISH officers. IN. 4. Post.
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a Employment ven ADDS
~ ENGLasD
B-u~ VISA Wu
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The New Orleans PioayuHs Of the LIST bad sd-
yiees from ts RIO Glande to the 81 ult It's
slated that the French had not cOnguTea Mats-
moros. nor had any movement Of their forces,
with such intent, been heard Of on the Rio
Grsnde.
News Of the evacuation Of Tsmpico by the
French had reached Matamoros. Reports are
to The effect that they had marched into the in
terror, but we ere Dos informed further than as
to the actual evacuation. The Portof Tampico,
however, was still b,ockaded
There were as many as fifty merchantmen
from the United States and Europe, at tb'
mouth Of the Rio Gnands, with cargoes for Mat
amoros.
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80 H0R 81 - AnCTInM

M IL be sol1 3 pn5 ie arcion. ID Y-z Citv. On
> ikDsY, B lruary 7,h, at boon. enc asro 81
-ita b pr CAkaIA ot b GGT HCRSES
ia D q
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-a Capt J f. j Lewis has been appointed
BY G@egnor HAMS otoIney7geaerai for the Sd
Judicial district
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Tho Rcpablieaa adds :

From persons WHO were a. Geues's Poilt yes
ieTday, 30 leara that the iron-clsd Ysnkes
steamer came up in fine style. squared herself
ior a fight, and after dipping her colors thrice,
Opened upon the battery, She sat very low in
the water and but hllle more than her turret
could be seen. 0ar sold shot are said 20 have
broken TO pieces S. thsy struck her sides. The
other i%r0n-ciad lay fs1thsr down, round tae bend
IN tire river, with lie woaian vessels, the posi-
ton enabling them to cross fro on the fort. The
sbo.s were fired at intervals of two On three
MINI les. The balls from tie turre. were IL end
Is inch
We earn that four vessels, apparently trans
ports, wera lying yesterday IN Bear river. BE-
low kilkenny about twelve miles from the
Point They probably coatsn troops, with the
ntenion, If possible, Of mabing q landing IA
he rcaf. Ih~Ts vera seine lu0 Governments ne
groea = work ss The battery, who were sent
INTO the interior Monday nighi, as sooa as It
was s8eartaiHed Chat the enemy was coming up
The Tort is gsrrs9ned rs he ~Repubhcsu
mes. Captaiu Geosgs ". Anderson, and lhe
Enmes Rdss, Caplsin George a NieaI-an
under the eomU-Dd eft ear tesy1smen, Captain
j I'm = Galie, who, b. he way, is 81 excellent
arlilel a8a ofave enough qt any mofeencv
A battalion of sharpsh0olers. Gel il II Andsr-
son' have been ordered 80 support the batserv In
ease Q necessity Our men, we lesrn, acted
with periset e~oolusss Throughout the action, snd.
as cur reporter represents, regarded the affair as
rather a ffollc than otherwise.
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We have a letter from Z friend dated Selma.
31st ult. from hleh we e1trsct he ieAo~lng ?
"Frum q gentleman direct from Milton, Fla
learn that Yearly az Tie prisoaefs eoonned "a
Fort Pirkens have been released-ano1gst
fhem Capt. P8ste, former eHstonCouse Of ser at
Pensacola The Yankees sent several Of the
prisoners 10 theig homes in Milton allowing
han to claim aud sake back such property IS
bsa bean stolen frodl them They also promised
fhaf thew woud not aessa noiess or tgoaais the
eisfzsps IF Milton Or vicinity, and eIpIsss .aem-
selvfs heartily tired of fghing fer tAs negro
ana 4 seustel With the administrator Of Abe
Lincoln Mobile Tribune.
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. Pd SAD CHAR $50 Il a-sTCEE
AAHoS tattoo a e 2iH 1883
Wanted, immediately,
s)0 $50 : aA ISr as BLscKSNTHS-
No-7 7uf ez e4.st Wo-kmel ueed up9ly, o.
Wlom i3sTsi wa wi be ID.
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