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IHy PROGRESS OF THE E.RsL Currus LnAs.
The London "1imps" sa1s:

In the foreign market thara has again hcc;l
great activity. aud in most inaahces an i'm.
prUyement. The OonisGc ave loan, however,
has haen an exotp.lan. T2o ptIcs lii the
nioiDiag was ore-bsil discount tu par, but
l.I the sIternoon further iall occurred, which
WAS increased just at The closs by telegram
announcing the storp.go OF Mr.. B. Spence,
Of Liverpool, in The grain t:sda. A report
was immediately circulated this! this was Mr..
SPONGE, tho Confederate fnsncisl agent, AMI
the scrip Of tho loan finally went to q to IT
discount. The Ocnfodsrate fEsncial sgeut,
however, is NJ. Jsu,cs Spe= CO, and, sltbough
hr id nearly related to Mr.. j. r. Hpeure, there
has not been, it is said, tho slis htest bueinefs
connection bstween ilcu. Among tse support
ers Of the loan it was stated that args nam-
Der cf speculative sales wero eff ,ctoG to day ,
in d, der that the Cunard steamer, on Sa'ur-
day, may carry out adverse prizes. Nothing
appears to have trsnspired politically, to alter
i!u position or prospecia, aud 1t is with the
uotLoh operators ,hroughou. lhe k,ngIam,
that the task Of determining its value must
still rest Unfortunately, ons result Of this
condition IS, that the Speculation in TIE Lon
DIN market al umea The char acter uf that
xhch Is most congeHi.l st Liz 5erp1ul.
tn l,ndou Herald" says: "Iu the case
of ihe Confederate loan furthsr fail having
occurred N the quotation to-day, the scrip
,ensinsti dull at the depreciation TO tho close.
The 4,p & ssc. ibed chiefly to heavy spscu-
laiVa satc' promoted by par ties favorable to
tho N"rth -
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" GOrD FEWs," &c

Sors days ago It was ANNOUNCED in one of
the city papers tbst Scnor Moncsds, the
Spanish Uonsn at Uha'lsston, had brought
To Richmond certain 'sood newp," which he
could not altcgathc: c",tsin, but le! out iust
q lite. Many Of The newspapers which
cnno to US from every pat Of The Oonfede
'acy arc delighted with the Sonor, and de-
clare thst his "gucd news" mGst "lelate to
recrg i,ion.' We regret TO be always dash
ing eager hopta, ald cnnling fl glowing Fem
sa;iou.; yot It is as we'll to advise ell Oonfcd-
crates to check thtir Enthusiasm until they
know who sent the good news. to whom it
wss sent, what it was nbcut, and whsther
there ever Was any such thing at al. As
aiduouS and me-itoIious as are our local re-
porters, they cannot worm out the secrets Of
European diplomacy from travellers waiting
for trar; neither do Uonau!s gn about with
reccsniliuns in their carpet baga
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ftioH the B!cbn ,Ld Fs tnel.I
4DF5ECE OF THE ENEMY ~ FA u
OTTER

Wa Iutrn that tho or eny have entered Fsu-
quisr county 10 heavy force. A la'g, in
fant.y camp has been formed At or near Cnt-
l.tts Station, q little beyond WarTentun
Junction; reports say thirty thousand strcng,
though this is doubtless on ex,ggcraticD.-
These troops are sad t. have come FROM
Washington city. A la'ge csvslsy force is
campsd ON the farm Of Dr.. Enns Herd, feH
miles from Warrsnton Springs. Oar own
cavalry have retired beiorn ,he enemy and
hs7s evacuated The County of Fsuqnisr.-
We rsg'et to learn that two members Cf the
Black Ho,so Company, W which has been scout.
ing in ths couaty for Soma time, were allied,
and others Captured in 81 irIi ihrs with tho
enem2's advance.
vii i.m La. Of Fauq!er. and 6 saliior
from Pcincs William weIo slain. John K b.
in-cn, OF Alexandra, w ~ wounded, one not
severely. Lieut.. A. D. Psyne, Serg't Mar
shsll J,nea, R. W. D>wm.n, and some oi ihers
we're captured. A nun yer Of cit!zens abt Ut
@ lesn have also been carried Of, horses sto-
ion &;.I
Tnis movement If the enemy is, of course,
in Co operation with uotko., and probably
indic,t offensive ADMINISTRATIONS on his par [
Mt an early dag. Meantime tie rsinfnrce
msnLs srs c..vsr acd protection to his right
flank. We learn that the railroad bridge
eve. Cedar Run, near Oa:iett's Ststlon, Il
being rebuilt, thus extending lhe enemy 3
u transportation still further in this dirtc'
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'as'iiaIH",. Any ";hcr goyornment with
one ha.f The >:rnin upoa it that this is now
nn;!"rE"ia:, woSlI have hurst into anarchy
lo1 < sgo
L's no Insr, tlcr. v.9tura to lay hands
ur"E the organic principles of cur society
This Is . confederation Of sovereign repnh-
lies, ,sch of them governed by tic whole
psep;e thaferf They may be compelled, for
the cotnmnn safety ami protocticn. 70 convert
tko " hole f s .cisty iotn drilled army, and
eo'o the military chief jietAorial power for
tho good e all; but ';hihg can ever CON-
Psi them TO erect certain families into gene
,a;iun Of hereditary massere; and TO btg get chill
dren who sre to be the ihfe,iors and yassals
oi tha: exalted class. When peace cones, he
would be O bold ,uan who should say to our
soldiers re:u7nIog to thei; homes, that they
are to he Giafrsuchiscd ard to call themselves
hes.after tho clover classes"
If we are to have "strong government" I"
it must bo on scmc other principle than that.
DAmoc- -acy may have it, Inconvenience as
but aristoc:scy he,. is, thank G7d, simply
ALI impossibility.
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JaMEs NJ. MASON FOR GOVERNOR.
TO che Editors Richmond Enquirer

10 ME EHH"S hffHNoHd enquirer
Gente,nsn-Far from having any objection
to urge against Uel. Munford, he should de-
cidedly be my ii 'st choice for Governor Of
Virginia; but lhsre il ono Geatlemau who
mas at tbs moment a psra cunt claim--it is
our elIow-: ,iztn, JAS. NJ. Mason. He seems
to have fully discharged the duty impossd
upon him as 9 jumissloncr of the Oonfsde-
rate S.stss IN LIudon, nanel y-c ,mmunicat-
ing 20 tie EDgli=h Gov eminent the change
which Virginia rnd tho other States, htr
Uonfejoistss have astlJ made in abolishiug
one agency for our fJreigu hus;nsss end es-
t.tlishins another, and notifying to ths Eng
ihh Ga'iret ,hat xii .ransacti"Ils with us 'or
tue future ate 10 bs done through this latter
aser cy, and not othurwis Mr. Mason has
executed his office with becoming dignity and
cuurlcay ! g has subjected himself, i'll that
servico, t. ins"lenct, il TO! .c;:tumey. All
this elvss him special and peculiar Clam.
to tho cchi 'snce Of Vlrgipians, ana lbey
cannot tst.cr exhibit It than by p!acin; bun
at :he lead Of tue ancien. Uou,nunwealth.
Ii is true, tui4 wcrld make it nosdfnl thai
hi ,h uld withdraw from ,ndon-but tAa
is no cbj-cl!tn-hs business is done tho
i irish mlnistry docs not know him, and
would. NOT u'i,g him. Besld"l, have q very
strocg fe-lins ths. # commissioner Is to bs
Lept ouy longer sUl"ltin. there, IL ought not
t. bn VIr.iniam. L,t some other Ststu have
tho honor now. FIsGIhIAN.
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SNUE7S lAltnENNA.

WHEAT AND OoHN Csops The iHi,",ns!ill
we hsvs through lettera and Fersons Of OBJ
s4rvatinn, from Abbsyiiie, F EiSeh1.d aud
BSrnweil DlStricta, give y,ry enconra-
gIng prospects for tie groxng wheat, and
the gtsnd Of much co.n is good for the seq
son. 4 latter from Abnsv:lle District, d=:nd
bo 2lst instant, says: 81 trrS. ts.p!e will be
IS 0O0 to 100 Q0U hu.hsls whist for sain from
this u s.fict Ia EIgitia'L t Is ,lla'ls P-om
i'ing." Me hope ,he hold"rs Il cntn sal
flur in the country vii; not ,ilc- the wctrjl
to feast. nhon oui 1.di-rs srd he + families
are needing the staff cf life. S. IS as the III
tortioncrs and srccGta!1rs ray be hHrt IT, the
abundant prospect Of ih" s'Hin, rr' long To
ripen. they rlcy ha~" snir a. :!l'rt A.:at
for ,hsir daily rst,ons -M,r""ry
PRESENTATIONS or NossE TT Bh'".n!ES
Garl.s.I w 8. W.Ls,"---The officers Il lhe
81 Mt!i,sry District il testimony cf tns,r
high rcGpPc. and tatacm f,' tt,ir commanicr,
Brigadlsr General W y W&lh"', hats pro-
scented him with {. :;c A.noieG hose and
trapru'gs,
There ara acme ind ciIi'ra !h.. ihe Tsn
kaes an. moving ii Sarl.h Carolina. II . "I?-
posed that !beir ntNnttn il 70 r,ako raid IN
the v~inlty Of Oocsswhnichre, proh,biy 10
attempt to destroy the rarnsd between Ss-
vnnnsh and Chsrest i.
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aEW MILITARY BDOK.

Msg.r. West l. JDkus,vn have pst Inh-
lisheti nsw edition OF the most lhoraugh
ssd crmp7cLsnsive work cver prepared in
thia country. lis tisle ia
Napual Of Jnstruetio" far the Tolwnte'rs and
Militia Of the tonfsderats States. Py W'l-
ian Gillian, Colonel Of 1'oluntsn*, In.
structor IF TGciics and Comm1ndam n
Cadts. Virginia Military Institute, (rhA
plii,%A R:cLmcsd, 1863
1t c,ntans $50 closely priuiel psges. with
vury great variety ct ILLUSTRATIVE ps;ca.-
Ben!Ges ca"pleic exposition Of the organi-
z,ton aud uso If every branch tf the scr
Vice, and minute direci :rs tos the i,,.xps-
r;en:ei, this wo'k has full SSssa?y OF
military terms, aad Nj appsrdsu ton:.iniug
the Articles # War I would be win to
attempt 10 give any snsJ Sic CT 4 bork # such
mu tiCa1iaus Contents; still more vain t. p;c-
sor. estrsc:s 10 slow l!5 Ctylo Of execution.
+ .org:, 70 Know .hst it ia slrsady standard
work, and has taken it's pls'e ss 6os If thoho
which are indispensable t. tho confederate
| 8, iiurs.
Tro e:;ofp z,tni energy Of tho pub ishsrs
deserve ali p.a;Jo md support,
T.sSH.o.sn, or the Battle cfhc Berds; 4
Poem by Neville Temple and tdpard Trs-
vor, Mobile Gottzel s Co, 1873
We sro iodeb'e,l to Acssrs IVES. & John
sion i19 copy {" .h,s poem. Tannhauser had
been often sung ;aoforc,;in the ;eg2nd-hAunted
forests of Germany; it, h.d even huts. fbIth
two yes:a sEn, AZ an opsrs in Paris, with s,l
the knichtly apparatus CT to- T"u'Ing'sn
c,stn, aud tue nyatc cru't rf trs goiiu,s
Vsuus aa! hcr nymph:. Al an oPe:s Il Was.
nos brilliantly sn".rssfnI. CHE music MI. hn
ing spprov"d.) notwithstanding si spPlisrces
Of spl"nd'; s:snory, an s.ozy, cParat:c
nymrts, PEI fs:ty It h ,tn as they 1ere in The
Psphian role sni I1Eian cnI-is.
Bs that as it may, tho !n.tuGes rf this Thu
1;ngisa Knight, with his semi.teud.l, semi
ago, fashioasbe in Eusopr; ard III this psts-
ent production, tbs whole is presented in ex
csllent bens v-Tse hy two f th9 taost a'is-
toctati; young lttsratcurs .! England
Needless 10 Say tia: il is Ring to he read
and admsh hote. Th" Mobile publishers
have done wisely in prefx'ng 10 !ha vjiuue
a favorable crticism Of the Times" nrws
paper; which Announces aaihoTiis,iveiy--
sTsnnhaussr -7il! be bought sni read. Tie
anonyms which tho sn;hors have adopted
conceals names that would .dd an interest"
&c.
A f,er all, the real Names arc rar;ain
Young Eu,wsr aud Julian Fanc, son #
E,.l Westmoreland. Nsrd "e soy nlre -
ranpbsm er will he bought Lrd ras'. Ii IS
but righ. to add, that The p"ain has great
ma;"cy--with here and there Tsnnysonian
echo ani hat It's sim is hish and pure.--
lnd1'd, ore can hardly Conceive theme so
warm treated so spiriiu.ly; Ito language is
correct and itlcm.,c, and rhe imagery gene-
rally exquisite.
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bO.
rIEp on the 2Nh AprlI. Ale brief pnely, DR.

rIIp on the 2Hh April, ale a brief Dlnei,, Dr. A. F.
r1Cur, uged IS ye,rs.
Tne friends Of bit family and thosn Of Ills m1ther s's
r ricJt mo,hsrn.tha Mrs d Bnrtou and iiItor, Ms
Or. Power Invited 70 hten hio rnrers fum Pc
t-r,s Oa hedisi, st 10 cocr. Tuesday noEnI 6. April
2'h.
T.I n ths city Il morning ni tho 72d lns., OF
geso. Of The lunRs jGNlUJ B. PkYos CT thA cJ 10 lhs
1T Year U! his age,
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nIIySISSIPre.

;r5r.a LIKE .,opsLJI. "A y"u1g lady j:
LouisIaua, wi.is& !s;her : p:Sni allon ..d bee.
brought within IT,. enemy 8 iiEes. IN their
operations ngsins: FoKsours, Mas frequently
constrained h. The aecsEsi:!el RI ner shuS-
tiGn 10 hold rc.-nr ,Li"n with th9 sAne'"'
oticarR. Ga ore OF these rcrHs:,:Ga "a Fcs
Gffica' enquirri how she m,lageii t. pr' ah Vn
her eqnannt7 aI.j chseIiul::cSs md 81 msny
traa and privai IONS, anl sIch severe reveI:saa
of fortune" Our army, said q, has deprive.
your 'sLh"r oi two hund',d negroes and
Literally desolste,l lwo lnagn:iic ccnt pian.1.ions.
She ssi ~ the Utlicer "a leader 81 that
army, " hich had 70. months ko7eted around
yicksbnrg, powsrleSs to take II With sll their
vast appliances az war. sid mortified by lh:r
repeated failu:rs: Il AIN iloi i:sH1s'h!s TO tho
comforts ari elc:;rncioa viii, il f1tlnas can
secure, and Ct ~hich YOU; BARBARIAN horIcs
b. We deprived lur but true Southern $oman
will not weap over th.ro, ~hi'o Der c&-y
remains. III yon r;sh 10 r"gsh ne, toksSHM&
6urg."- Canton (MsS C"mmcnms"Fav
Th, telegraph reports that tho nntraY IL
believed TO be advancing On ilnliy S2rlnG9
from CJrinth. Ilia force ~ the la.-ar p!aca
ia supposed to be thu ADVANCE s''s'i II la sc
army des,inel for operations hs,lni. Eici:s-
burg This would indicate thst .sw Pio-
gr,mme has been i'd opted for dou.cr str.tinns
against thst city, and ths: Holly Springs will
becMne tho new base Of oporst'uIs. THIS
will necessarily call for snInc change in Tho
disposition OF our forces if auch in f.ct he tho
intentioniefsth7 enemy, Int "c plscs it'll; re-
lanes on the luInor, arL think IT,: tho
movement iscilhcr in:cad,i to dis':rrocrt our
measures for the de'oncs cf F.c:.sh;i E, "r
th.t il il designed as ':r.aons'rni;on ass:;!si
Tuscuatis. Ii such be Ii; ~ jet. :i.,r, "sn
ba no doubt rr,st thu iofce which Is NV zG-.
vsncing ", Holly Srinss, is n'c..iod n.
reii fo7ccu.snt for tho Y.nhe. M 81 MnT-
freesbo o. At tho p""son' In.msni, h.w-
ever, .cre is no knGwlrg wt,it HIS real in
tsntions o-HoMtyomery MGH
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yD yHr rr.jZsN5 or 'IGGL%Li
lVD NuL>"I C4ROLiNd.
l.IrHSIpaD.

1hr |"mmi1:.:y t;rr,,nl has II 49, -,
that 4" - wi.!i.g = purchsso syru?,
''r" nc ''''n 'seN.'i.n. c.1J. fJr the .r.av 8
'n's trna, t" ca dcl!-errd ,:.is faIl s:y dili.r
LEO inoh'hs Of U:tc5er, Nrvrmb,r ari o.
ceiD''"-. a.. r. = :: :!-.ti mc ta fad 0ut. j
possible uc a;EoGn. ee g.. :.,;;.h I- ~;
purpose, ''',! ase price Fer g>lc".
T;:e H. >-srr y,:.I Per ac.c Ufthia sy:un -
one tu.a-.,! gallons :rd =. ti.at is ncccsr:
r. Ior 10. rcfp,u 6i "sch county, ai.c .rs
disposru & nui;e in his matter. which al-
PeIii al!ko to ,hri- patriotism ard iG:cres,:.
/. tn rI'.' BY counties and morn no ii ,A,,s
decision. ! .,r srthyr;.,d by tha GoycJn-
m.nt 70 -a.o al Iec:ssary aIrsT ..arnen.s.
and viii H.vn iniorMs'io- - 10 to ;EC.,e #
cuitIfe rad IusnI:.rlrIe. | .n 'E:crIa.u
there "a lrantity % seed 80 TO h.t IN
Rirtlun: Il an P-terSorr: both, al th.s l,u,r.
all! thS -."son IL Al hand TO common c plant
ing III" I"hjr is now before you each
ch"0t: ca, 1erMt t" rne tie quan,ily that
vii! be cI:"gsd by the ti:o; Of Junc, Hh.n
tho co"r'-.t csn be made At four dollars
per GslIr7, IL Is more pr ti.abio :han tobacco
Ut $40 per LGodIcd.
V"'V respectfully, yoas o5't geryt.
T. 6 CHANBLi.s,
Sm" X o:ins'y, Brunswick CO, u.
80 r'pnpsrs I.lcasc COPY.
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rEE EICaMOHD DISTRICT.

Again h>vo The opponents. Of Che Hon. Jas.
Lyons fai!ed to ub.sin candidate for Con-
g:ess. Fns', Gan. R.ndolph wss calle:i cut
bI. faithful TO tae claims Of personal fricnd-
shi --a ta:c bus nob,e trst IN these teifish
iays-hs iecinsd Mkt, U.pt. MA.maduke
Johnson-bnt lao, too, he!ievos there ara
hishei du'is, Tcsoiyiog uprn him. His ca;d
in yn=te:aI > "Wh,:" snys:
"To j. W. B,vs,iAse an1 others. whr sd-
dressed 1ae thr> u:h the coiuipns Of the R,ch
mond "Wh;:," sna :" the msny u:ket friends
WAC have written and spoken to me. ri lest
ing mo 10 he II Candidate for Congress Id the
3 C"nsre1si"na! D.,ti,t
| must respectfully &c cline to be ctnd-
ds:e f,,- til, office 10 wiich you roier. Wen
tog.nizsd my Battery mustered i'll Z e.er.
wee lar the var. Ii il shsl rim .in, if my
hss'th viii petui! me. I'll ns end. My at
.o1t,un lately i.sS hseu d.reaied more 30 ;nill-
tary ;h.n T. ciy.i In,tt.rs. Tbs country ir
n"~ uuc,l IN I'd o!>nlii=rs than politicians;
and ss0 Il, 'eAsru whS sto I'D nGt DO in
iue iisM ri x it my duty, anl prefer
IL sh e.. u. ia. ;.nd fortuns # the so!ier.
hsvs no yeas m t, believe can bo Of any
s9er;.i'u d G "S:tt-. rerh.ps NAV he
Of sonlo service il the fed A! ls.st will
try.
rra v~,y z. q .cful t" yau fer your cor f.
:uu,:a and esGeo,n snh sU,
You, friend SAD servsnt
MARM,puHs JnHHsnN
This ra,i has t:c Tirg II tho i.ua m-iai.-
4 sr!iio. IN the s.Iy;rn fur iS= ~ar," Capt.
Johnson "prot3rs to shoie the fate apa for-
'rr, q! Tie sn d.o:.' itis III: very pnsitlcn
ti:A. cserY rtti:er IL far sertics nhculI take
ard IL uain:ain during thii struggle for n>iiuri-
alex;atsace. The ftires Woo, like Gapt.'n
JOHNSON, fsht:te good fsh. through, will be
rcuember-d long at,er those who. having pu:
their hard to tue Ilnw, "loGlel hoah" urcn
The tc,npting places Of high sslsrira and cnsy
times. During the coptinusDco Of this s:rug-
gs. we h. 20 t, Sea thu noble example Of Capt.
J"hnson followed By the cfacs.s, and thst
theg, IS y oI! o.; .l.o soidieTs, i'll rem all ct
their no5la.
Trr:y - Capt. J"hrsoa says, "ths ccuotry
is move in need &c soldiers tban politicians -
hut, Is -, c.nro: d. without "TJli;ici ,ns' -
nut' go arc able to dc without tho Congress-
the cau!:ry can be;te. do with cteiliar p1ii
ticisns than sol,ller polite ana until sfier the
war. WLon ,ehcc is established, then ;he
soldier ard officer wall auva their tins. and
civiiisr. viii have !. !ahe = back s,ats. -
Until tha: herpY dsy srt:Grs we hoEA I" sc"
soldiers in TIE srmy, aud civilians III thn Con
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FROM NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI

nA,Lr",, april o5.--Dnr cavalry engaged
ills s.,rrny asis.d day at Birmingham. TIE
!ish; listed taO hours and half Tho one-
NY were np!rtely routoj. Fifteen Wars
XII e,d ord lsSgs numbe, wounded.
toi. ii Itch. OF the 25th low cavalry, was
seeu 10 fall ,rcm his horse, which ran into
cur l;rca, snd WAS captured. Our loss was
ono killed. and twenty wounded. The de-
strucinn Of btdgo prevented purlui:.
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TIE ADVANCE ON TUsCuNgIA

OHArrANocoA, Aprl 2j.-P.sseneers by tho
train rep,rt that Gen. Dodse's Yankee rYsces,
estimated at hve to ten thou 9snd strong, have
advarccd ton miles towards East Tuscunbis.
Col. Roddy is fighting and retrcaine towards
rolrf lrcements.
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hE'II LF-I''.t.
s5cU Epr":h, TiLz ~! Horl.- r. r1gT
sTIacIHfx--..: CHAsC.,. ;.--at =

NINCINEN CHAE C"f '.-hI : o { MI 10
PIcce Il -. J county, Itrch TIC G:,, I-G':
"a nnioa "f J In I WIZ md HHr!-t h's -i.a
"a. .ri,. T. r,.u. and Aru.1'x L. iaifrg ..gs re. 49,.
DC. tn, TsI y 49, i. "LsH- luj 1 .Ilr-g.
IN t. I"si eS ..nscA :i4cr r qua ft,"-
OF y:,-r. P"otp7 eIec' t,s u s'h -31i. .ba 81.
hat rcrc,. # "i - s,.J .X-Get, s5G Il
p- r,, All ..n.oi' s.iGH hs :,c-tr't c,tlte h.v-
bee: rrr lc 4. .fl:e - ~ ".u. q ere
thai credit O. i!c s.i e. .O,i-ssr s.
cea. j - csuss Htuy NY ,a1 tie L,J
yu a. i-ru Gi "a. rrG:. Essrs, ihr Ay sna
rr!y,gy ~ the g.. ns:-hr't Ia. .s.fe--
...:.'. tt.5 S.i |; fsItl-r S.ler.d Nat , ,.y -
III, cc! ht pGsah7- Eetk .Gr .ru. ..c-..
.LrIrE ri "Ec qal'tr' p.r I
froaI Cor cot "t tie olun.J on the .. Of
two sec. -;S!,c t:I Uls .. T.. cyGl'r cgrH.
iC pf-1s..e
trr'! u -cisHs- h nnRaHsh 2 ..
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HY uhL GOVERNOR Vr ylRn,NiA.

I TtJLI i n .ITIUIF.
sJrta.in rlasr-yIar ,Crurel ~ u- s,n.c ~
" rr;iri. uc -: "a 4 u, tr- I"i!sr.too 81 NJ 'eiS
", gckir..- ttr Scpa:ot r>cIG' pu.t,
RAJ Dtt,r e. rrpH lrc ;; n *. -h:T.!y
JoBS ILTCBLE, -.'rLO. - The 'or1'n"r"s~ih "pN!-
M a. DO ~ {, -Lrr Elt.,. civil Dri!
,ror fed LJI- cpe. pgiD !OE he te,efAi 6.r!gDs
IA, n,l !, Ma n-r' \: the IsG~I p'AcI -; ,,Ly,
I'd 6, u.s a. Gle t.Int2 lr uI tie sid d.y or sr..
10, .o- ,.ii ~. III to .unpy;', vsC-n, .;o.s,ii
t.iy.u -cd'r my r..i "a GU.;Tn.r aad b1isT
l. lie al Of The Coric3 nveal -, si.hrl :, ~
" 8 !sy Api 1853, tnd n :E- Eta year - 'hr
I:rnIln ~.st,. JJHS L.TLELh
Hy the GovCrne!:
CgJ W. MCSs.Rp,
teoretary .!tis JGs:r - r-.il.
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FROM NORTHERN NIL ESISSlPPI.

JACKSON, April pa special to the CAP
peal" from Panols says that the enemy have
be reinforced, snd are advancing South.
Gen. Chalmers advanced to fernando, but
hs, fallen hack before tho Fedsrsls at Bucks.
pcrs. Hs is now in Pamela. he saved every
thing.
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The Nav O,lesns E'a," of The Oh, re-
ports the ccmmencemore Of p occedines On
behalf Of frederick Adpiphs Marcuaid to
establish mortgage claim ON the property
Of JOHN S.idell, confiicated by order Of But
lsr. The mortgsge, which is o525773.S9 100
f.anoS, is dated st PsIis, Juae- 4ta, 1862.
and was Secordod prior to tho act Of corfis-
cation.
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SL00P EAGLE DESTROYED

SAvAsN.H, april 2i-The sloop Eagle,
Capt. Brendon, laden with cotton and tobAc
cn, outward Iubd, was beachsd and fired in
Warsaw Sound, Thursday night, to prevent
c.u.ure by tho bluckadsrs. The c:ew afa
cnfp
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Mk RRIKD.
DIED.

%Lkhpn, =. t.1heim, H,hover crunty OF 22l instant
bY arv u. 3. c .rtasav, DR.. L. GRgGvRY aud SAIL:
rENpLEiOH, daughter OF tee INe Eip Is. Wiuit"n, E.q
OF uhaUyer. I
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sxJANrED-LABokEGs Gs.-sr.e dave oi white in.
w EnL.e- Department stsh ., hi-- t,S thou,ard
auc-.-. 70 work -. s.cLriotd deeace, .Id va. pay
ope do lar per DAY. rsuoLs anee. APP
ply 70 COL W. Il. sTAVEss corner Of ssh and Grscs
stTee.s, L,cp:. T &. 7CkplN, cornsr OF 18th sad
Cary. Apru l0-dlueiE.
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GEtIfEl.l.

RslIyr ~ PuovIsIaNs.-Thc lnm1it,en Of
Inc City Council OF HaVsnnah have gore to
work u;sh The money Eea.'~nsiy loaned y
the Banks, snd are now supplying t,niiics as
follows:
gallon syrup, at II PEI g"'i"r; l. Porrds
b1con, at 20 cents He. pound; 81 pounds
ilaar, st 25 cents por poun.'i hushe! ,iSe, At
10 cents per pound; j. ponnds salt IA! - c;;.
PEI pound; 10 pHunds sns::, ~ 10 ctn's lcI
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,Yt;E4T rseeI,x,t"t.

CHgsmHG S,Gxs.--Pf...s.:. .:::! I'll u.h"r
kibdI OF pro6rce srs rapidly falling in IT ces
throughout tee country. T;ta,e iss cni";h
able margin for ialI.-- DJ~tn..t"n Lrrnni
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III. NEEG - -, -ies - 10. ,arrI.-. -. r, O.
St .AaJ. - - kis~' oAs siCn.L, -.t4
iLg TAu-e'y, U! san E.E '. &C., a:d .oa =; -
j.ct 20 E.ris pof:..n "t lie iLrd eyer. 7Hod
e.. t"csaa. l p:eisr LuJ.a- -. n-ni eO,r -
c-n:st: ~t'.r '<ls.y 'r c,-s!, JAnei IT:' ~ 81
buiC.
Asc Wish q pu7 for 80 old uaa, yosd Ia-7 RI icnst
600 :errs Of Gao fern ng hcds, sood a~rl'nI s- ..
houies, good water, erhsft, &c i"ra t. b. VI; 10
gran.
Ary person hsv'1s such lsId 70 .t! CT pat :f
address 81 sts rosl Uncs, o'f-lin- tca y. Va
5sscriens Ian! sla.s up, a-ghaoteoad, ko VIZ r!ce
aai t.,us. :iut Al prrso.s who ra.J " ts - IL
rel. Ion will give sny ctasG thar stt
OF lhs iRnd. &c. VIZ. +. VI ~.
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