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this conflict, not as catsle, not now even as con.
ErRbsnds, but as men. In The free States, andy
the proclamation in the rebel States, they are
free men. The attorney general, in an opinion
which defes rsfutation, has pronounced these
TeemeR citizens of tho United States. Lot, then
the exampls Of Andrew Jackson, who did not
hesitate to oppose eolored regiments to British
invasion, be now fearlessly followed. Let
thess blacks, ecclimated, familiar with the
country, capsule Of great endurance, recsive
suitable military Organization and do their part
we need TIER good Will, and must mske thsm
ON. friends By showing ourselves their friends
We must have their tor guides, for scouts, for
All military seTvics in camp or field for which
hey are qualified. Thus employed, from a
burden they viii become e support and the
hazayds, pTivations and labors Of the white
soldiers viii be propoTIionaIly diminished.
Some viii object, Of course. There are al
ways o~bjsctoTs to everything practical. Let
experiences dispel honest fears, aad rofute cap.
tious or disloyal cayil
Above all, gentlemen, let no doubt rest on cur
resolution to sustain with ell our hearts and
with al cur means, the soldiers now In arms for
the republic. Let their rauks be filed up. let
their supplies be sufficient and regular. and let
sheir pay be sure. Let aothiSg Be wasting to
them which can insure activity and efficiency.
Let each bTsve oficsr and man realize that his
eountry's love attends him, and thas his coun-
tr%1 hopes hang upon him: aud, inspired By
this thought, let him dare and DO all that ia pos
sible to be dared aud done.
So, gentlemen, With the blessing Of God, will
we make q glorious future sure. ] sss it rising
before me. How beautiful and grand There
is not time to speak Of it now but from ali
quarters Of the land comes the voice of the sove-
reign people, r~ebuking faction, denouncing Iea-
son, and pToelaiming the iudiyisiblo unity Of the
Republic; and in this heaven inspired union Of
the people for the sake Of the Union, is the sure
promise Of tbst splendid hereafter.
With gfeat respect, yours truly,
s. P. CHASE.
Hoe. George Opdyke, George Griswold, Esq,
and Others. Committee LOYAL National I,asgue.
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KFnRMATIa. WaETEn-

- I COX wiz please tel hla thst /
have just arrived fen New Orel-s and can Be- found
~ the BoFTE7aa Hlsss Jackson Nis5. Hs was sent to
Holly SPRING, AirtzsiFpL in August lssL. Any Person
kntvius h.m VIII please give hm pass 10 Jaokton.
apl3-IQts J. ,. BRYANT
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WE want 20 p1r1hass few Likely EEGRO GTELs.
" from ten 3 siK.eeR year old % work 81 Pearl
River Eula J. 8 T. GREEN,
BarklF CEcs.
ap22 81 JacrE.a. Miss
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MOaRIDGE & AUSTIN, licensed arstionserr. "a
w sEeeifaly nsitg he public Eai iEsi asifsnl
Wai be held after t1is data cl CAPITOL ETREEf
nstr the essnsr Of Stats gFass Instead Of 81 t1sir 81
Nore opposite TIE City Hal Sale days VII be ever
Sturdy AZ ioA u a1d psrtors lsst ing Ear racf|
wei sold mast send than Ia at laas. he day o rvsa1a
HOGELDGa & AUSTIN, Auefioseera.
EnII5tf Cauff~f rasr etsfa as--~s
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Fr5u Eorsh Ff5ssSssfppi = The Enemy
- again Advancing.
Special tot NMemphis Appeal
PGSoLk, ApA 23-Tle enemy having been rain.
Nesd Is adyanehg south Chalmers had advanced 70
HshSnae but hl back, On he approach Of the Fed
sras tSBaes@orL Hs g now hero, having saved
everything y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Confederate Soldiers Eid gociety
HE Csn,edtrafa soldiers Ad szsstT HII piszss
y afs1b-s 50 JE1kssn. en- W~EDHEsDAT. tss sJth
AAE j. IS tes-ahla tkEi each auzIary -sociay Be
70 area So Sale e report at tka. Size, and taaf sath
vi snd-ayor ts c1lelt e sdeistr Fsnd
uAtr soeo1es wiFni1E - unite with Us vii Be most
sof-Ay Fac-iFeA MHs JAS g. M0OHa,
F.sHdsn. Caaisdsrate so.dsa Aid ssc.sty EgA
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CHATTAE0osa. April 27-Genoral Wheeler with BIS
command, swan the Cumberland river near Nashville
ssptured a wagon train, and killed and captured forty
Yankees.
an quiet along the lines today.
successful Raid by wheeler.
TuLLAHoMk. April 2o-Ia q raid BY Gen. Wheeler,
at HsrtsriIe, on he lsth, on swsne river be espisred
ems hundred prasners. a large number CT small arms
and a quantity Of oommissary stores.
Rram gieIlsburg.
F1cEsBURa. April 23-Ons gun5oli and Eve trans-
portsran our batteries last night about midnight Two
were disabisdaad Seated On down The transports
were protected b. barge4
The C~eafedcrate Tax xii.
RICHMOND, Apnl2Q-Ths house passed the eanfr.
enee tax bW today. The aut sacti5n lays q tax o.
sisat per cent On the value Of sl naval stores, salt,
vines liquors. tobacco, manufactured or unmsuufac
tlfsa' cotton Wool aou5 sugar molsssss syrup, riss,
ana o@sr asue1kurai products. held OF owned on The
hrss OF July next and not necessary for family con.
sumption, the same being the growth or production Ct
any previous year on an monies on hand OF on dsDoa.
en- the arst Of July, and on the value Of ell credits not
employed in business the incoms from which Is taxed
one per cent.
Ia On section provides for a speoifs tax on each
trade or business named therein. and an advsIsrum tax
on all sales not materially different frora de hill o-fo.
nsily passed By TIE house, except has hotels t,Bpeu
aad eating houses are to be classified sesorrnq 10 tb.fr
yearly rental. Wher the actual or s,r,ass5 -sr.s
amoant to $1,000 She tax shah Be $500.
The thirty sections regulating the tax on Inesmss 4.
substantially the same IS hose passed By The gs,st.
except that The income derived from interest on Can.
fsderste bends OF stack, is not exempt. Tia tsr o., H.
comes over $500 aRd not exceeding $3.50 i. 6v, rer
eoati over 5l5J0 and less han $500. ten per cent. tr
the second $500 over 5000 and lesg thau 5000. ian
per cent ever 5000 and less than $1,000. twelve and
g half per cent and al over $1,000 a tax or ansen
per cent.
Section fen imposes q tag Of ten per cent on all pro.
Ats during fhe previous yeaF, arising from She p-zrebass
Of provisions, forsgs, shoes, clothes. etc, except such
as are made in the due course Of regular retail bust
ness.
The sections in the senate bill prescribing in kind
are retained with but Few modi6csiionz The ael dls
over twenty-five printed pagss
Easest from vIckaburg.
vIcEsBuHe. April 23-Ons Yankee transport lies
sunk to her hurricane roof at Brown & Jobnstous FIVE
miles below the city.
Two Yankee prisoners have bean brought over the
river this morning, wbo escaped fron the trans
port. They report her boilers bu-stsd BY our batteries
last night, and that ibs m~usks.ry Killed two pilots on
one transport.
latest fcaan East Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA April 22-Ths enemy, eight thou-
sand strong, advanced upon a village i've miles this side
Of 1c1Gnuvile, and destroyed a loeorotiYs. NeYinr
vile is reported in the possession Of the enemy, who Is
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100 HIP CARPEETEES wanted Asslv imns-
dassly 20 JSQ. r.. SHIRLEY. or
D. HEHAVEN-
At Office Of 7. e. Eau & Co. selna. CT 10
JAIES fAHTLN.
ED9lTW Sii7 Tas5. Selma Ala.
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and support Of The Uaion.
Il Is not pretended OF charged that tsass ms.
rauders OF assassinE are connected with og 81.
tong to Lfvingstsn's gang Of b~ashwhsekera +.
pa. outlaws, who are engaged in horse stealing
ana robbery, for the eaks Of ths gains. and hi.
sagated By motives Of rsvenga
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Uniied So 49, -

TIE previous Tumor Of tha taking of Puebla
resched tits city by way Of Tainpieo, and was
to The 5th from that point. is was merely a
rumor, brought on board a vessel rs she was
shout to sal, snd everybody knows how Ettle
reliance is 10 be placed ia such reports, when
not backed up by official news. Tsmpico is a
very out-ofthe-way place, snd il is not probable
very late news could reach there. Our dates
to day are to The lst from Ye.a Cruz, which is
no doubt the very latest reliable ne1s from
Mexico.
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a ID ga, a Lite BOY, .uo YEAR, and eight
IA months od-drtsred in rlad iscEet aad 1arts
ard black cap His usms IS T. r. C-arpsuter. AIRY NOR
msii1E ieS1iuE 10 ky recovery VII b tzalkfluy
csivsd f LEI at rhs oflcs
Epz3It~ CHAS u CARPIHTFR
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~ Seine time since we published a letter
from New Orleans, which mentioned, amone
olher items, iae het that q LIZ. Chadwick had
been released from eonsegipaon at Camp Moore
under circumstances thas did not reflect well
upon the honesty Of the parties concerned.
So IT Damoniiel informs as Rat no such trsns.
action as tbataluded 70 BY our correspondent
has taken plaes since Liz appointment as con.
nandsr Of lhe pest October 18Th, 1862. Pre-
vious to Tat time ths Individual named Was 70.
ls-sod from the camp, and, as was generally
understood, under the circumstances named.
We are pleased 70 say this much IN justification
Of Major D.
sKIazIsH Is CmcKASAw CoUgTY-We
learn aat On Tassasy last q slight shirmsh
occurred ia Chiekasaw county about two miles
nPslo Alto, between large marauding
bsco og The easmy aud Gel. BAtsBana Alb
Mississippi q inent Of cavalry. Col Bartenan,
being greatly outnnmbsTed, fell back to await
reinforcements.
az Il is stated thst a house is beine prepared
in Vera Cruz for tho reception Of General Don
Anssnio Lopez Dc Santa Anna. From this an
neuncaneat we suppose he IS about 70 turm up
again, soodea leg sndaH. It was the Fsench
W believe, who deprived him Of his leg when
they were at war with Mexico On a former occs-
sion.
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SMALL FURNI8HED Ho6sE elmer IN town
- CT afeH miles cat AHbsral pres viii IL nsid
Address LOCKED o 40. 81.
81 5askRcu 3. o, Ma
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y. 81. CANNnN = D.

HAVE Iut rsteiTs5-
II SOD ouncss Quinine.
$50 ourcr Morphine,
80 pounds CEiemeL
go pounds p ne Ma.
Ice pounds Green Tea,
SO pouH-s Lsnp hlssk,
30 lbs bEEt Gus.
l2 dozen Bel cilaI Braldr,
500 asserted Yieia SudEEz.
aDITlat
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- . - Tenns..se.

CHArrANoosA, April 22-Ths enemy, eight thou.
sazd strong, advanced upon a village i've niles This side
Of 1te3Gnuvile, and destroyed a locorotiYs. MeNinr.
vile is reported in the possession Of the enemy, who e
also reported in force near Wsrtrace. The fight e.
Tuscumbia was a Desperate hand to hand conflict
Sixty six prisoners, captured By Roddy's cavalry,
reached Chattanooga this evening, mostly mounted IL
fzatry. The Yankee officers say re wiz be forced to
give mp Tusc0mbia-
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f00O E28. CSAGE OEAEsE SEED.
lUOU Posrv seld- Fresh SrsHbelles
Dried Frafl, Sweet P7tafeess Cow Peas, =
Blsgwsx, Lard, Raco1, Batter EeH
py Seeds aui msrckEadiz5 generally for HhlcH
bghest market pdea win be psd.
HOGRIBGE g. AUSTIN
sp2lSt' Opposite City Hsu HosDiH
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
Ia Scott County, Hiss.

THE m5lr5irssd .f=rs Tor sac r,-rtss1 su,fr,I
aefef q ferllo Swans, Post Oak sna Pine Lsnd.
situated directly aast o. ana Tsv nssr FsrsCt. in Scots
ceahtY. ana lHnasi-tsly ca the E-outtara railroad.
4hs8e Lsndslay saissizE, sad are vey drErable, bcth
ior cuibvatiea ara tzbsr
Price ten thsufaud dtlaz Tor he whole tract, or a
psrt VIII BE- odd as p~urEhzfsrr nay dszi-s.
Fer .Erths- particular zyplv 70
U. ". TATLOB,
hcrtcu. OF 70
RI NORRIS
Brsndou MtTissi0pL
Refers to John W. Askinsaa, Jackson; Al Hzr-
pr, Forest. III o. r-n24
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THORTAS KRONl
TANGIPAHO, La,
Dealer ia Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Etc.
wholesale-----sna-----RsaL
mh1Q30
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SUBSTITUTES

WANTED . SUBSTITUTE for .ha regular GER
w vlea-11 elizhIo one -I Ls hs1-soueiv paid.
o Singers S-wllF Machine. ore
Stallion, fgil b0odsf, Eve yssrs Ola
Corn Aest, Dried Peaches, Bio Cofss.
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We have q report Today chat General
Taylor j. above 0palousas and filling back 10.
wards AieraadriA This viii lesyo the route
from GPslcasss to ne moUta OF Red river, a
distance Of about asFensl h7o mass, open to
Banks and we sAall nexi pess % hear Of bis
attempting 10 Goss At or rear that point
Wherever end Whenever the passage Of ths
Mississippi Is attempted, lie viii ind obstacles
not now anticipated
z The lats Havana papers state that the
North Star, from New York, bound Tor Esgin-
wal, encountered g ssvsrs gsle Of the Bahama
banks, which lasted ~ several kQurs. The YES.
sci came very near being lost "a the captain
said had the gale lasted Gu hour OF two logger
his vessel must havo perished. IN order 70 save
the boat it was necessary to throw overheard q
considerable quantity Of her cargo.
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On BALES COTTOS-oNE STUD HORsH
~ b,osdel q-enlfted BIZ "Jchn EasccnbsA
celebrated iurf horse. I've yssl1 o q. and y.
make q magnificent chErgsE. Waurs1tad Z
lsctly sound and soid fsr no faulL.
so par Gsnt's heavy Brar1as
MOaRIDGB & AU3Tu.
Front Ef-ee=.
ap9I8ts DEPOSITS tbs Civ ran H--uifal
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FIcEsBURa. April 23-Ons gunbolt and Ave trans-
ports ran our batteries last night about midnight Two
were disabisdaad Seated On down. The transports
were protected BY b.rr..
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CHATTAEoosa April 20-General Wheeler with BIS
command, swan the Cumberland river near Nashville.
eaptured a wagon raiu, and killed and captured forty
Yankees.
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WIN gfeat respect, yours tTnly,

Hoe. George Opdyke, George Griswold, Esq.
and others, Committee Loyal ational League
New York.
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successlul Raid By wheeler.

TuLLAHoMk, April 2o-Ia q raid by Gen. Wheeler,
at Ha-tsrile, on The isth, on swsne river. be esptsFed
ems hundred priasuers. large number CT small arms
and a qusnf4v A. agranfsssrv sforav
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. FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durine the prac
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Almost lnnumerabe cases of Debility, occasoned nv
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70 warn all Young men who are not afflicted to avoid
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proprietors of Insane Asylums corruhorae tha state
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31
ID o 0 r RI G H A K d S
Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World.
DEAFNESS CURED BY MRS. NJ. G. BROWN,
40 Arch street, Philadelphia,
metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear, and Proprietor of
POOR RICHARDS EYE AND EAR WATER.

The above wonderful Me licIne CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE EYES, EARS AND THROAT. Where there are
capacities Of seeing and hearing,
BOTH WILL Be RESTORED LN3lEDL4TELE
Bathing the Ewes and Eac5 night and morning, will
strengthen the Eye, clear the vision and invgorate
entire system.