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INDIANAPOLIS, February 2-C0lonel Car
ringt1n, commander Of The post here, sent down
70 Morgan county, last Saturday, a squsj OF
dfy cavalry to arrest d~eserteTs. The cavalry,
as reported, charged upon tbs houses Of peace
ful citizens. Resistance vas made. The result
vas that three citizens and three deseTters were
captured. This is not the end Of this matter.
Mere than this, infantry has been dispatched to
Brown county by order Of the officer indicated,
under the pretexi Of aIresting deserters.
To the Associated Press, North
I-EDLAEAPoLss February 2-The arrest Of
d~eserseEs 10 Morgan county being resisted, Col.
Harrington, commander Of the Federal forces,
sent q squadron Of cavalry there on Saturday.
They were met aud fred on by the mob. The
cavalry charged ard dispersed them, captured
the deserters and six citizens. Nobody was
hurt. Considerable excitement prevails.
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Lee, said 10 me yesterday that he thought it certain that
Hooksr would come on Is early as possible, and added.
u pity him. There are many psopls in the North that
DO the same.
Congress has been occupied with the exemption bin
for two days, but yesterday, in the senate, Mr.. Henry
made q long aud earnest speech In favor Of The bill FOR
the estabnshmsnt q a supreme court as reported by the
COMMITTEES, taking opposite ground from that of Mesrs.
seames, Yancey ard Clay. In the house, yesterday, a
resolution calling for the papers and correspondence
connected with the fall Of New Orleans. was passed, on
motion Of ar. Barksda'e, Of aississippi, and a resolu-
ton offered by Mr.. Conrad, Of Louisiana, having for lis
object the award Of bouty land to soldiers, was referred
to a special committee.
Ihave ssld We have had all sorts Of weather daring
the last two dsys. Saturday was soft and genial, yes.
tsrdsy was bright and braclng. this morning We awoke
10 a snow-storm. and it is now clear, with freezing
iemaerat ure.
CO., Starlfnc priea "a In fnwn nTvrr
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S250 REWARD.
For the GoIioWfng Reserfera.

W. BATES ssx feet one inss hfrb- Hsttmv
rs eyes, dak lair, Go ely eut and slghly gray.
weighs abont ore 1uad-ed ard eighty BcuEds very
straight sad well 5ui g Sgd tlircrsI Yeas. III all 8
ing On aeesunt q two % hs lover ir0at tie b berg
k1ccked out.
~C0KoOkAA Is six fssth eh, blue eyes.
Light har fair complexion, considerably hsrf ~.
Weighs aoant oce hd1d7sd and eighty i've pounds. AGED
aoo1t thirty years very athlete, az Iii hiram By birth.
one o. d. t~'rearfers u a. th5 r1 81 Joint, fsiooed on
thsarms one Of he t4t,oos rs9rezsntng an Irdz1 fs-
male.
The a11resaid men are CHARGED WITH hlvieg c1mmited
sno1t ne . b i1sta2t Is=y ere sr39o.ed 70 hev i1
me z possess on th-e Tery me b y Z rss1 st9l u & GA
ne Feints Coupss Bate boa tks Oh instant, a. -
place
las above reward viii be paid 10 any party spp-e-
headng TIE shove Ta so1s With che sforssad hsasst
and plac ~ then in the hancs II the proper -udrti
q. tbs place. A. B~OUANCHAND.
Captain comma ding Poue C0upee Battery.
fet&IDf Efc4tu MEz
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3 ORDERS No. u.


HCQRS 4TH MILITARY DlSThICr-D P4ET-t
MGNH MISS AAD HASf LOUISIANA
JAcKsOs. Mes. February -Is63.
LII onceB md SO q es re positively forbidden 70
n interiors wish pry-ts rights or private urop-rr7.
Tee Law 10 such esss aul be seen 81 rsfsrencs 10 ~
SIND 3rd anf Ssh Art ces q War. and te G-re-l
OE es N - from TIE A. sfs tand Iusp-c OF Gsuer-
ais on . r chm7ud D ceuber l3fh. 1852 alrf whea
make ON ars aua solde r8 rts ou-ials Tor ny 5eurs1a-
uens committed BY tLsa wherever Tie iaofiy "a 10
med upon q en-. fine so.1iers cannot Be- identified.
the cen any omcers are liable. u the c3mpary cannot
De as rtsined, he egnsufai sfh-srs as respons
s-d Il he reg neat 5 not ksaun the br Rade muand-
es s7e lab Persons So sZgrs=sd m1-t a csrtaiu tie
Names G mpanlea &c meuts AID Digadss, TO whiCl-
re gity parties bsisng sud report thew in D, diately.
II 'hitls paenptlg 6cse 5-tore 2 sr enms1ds have.
repsrahol can Be suio ED B-t Il sleh iepore are de-
iayed unuh ~ guilt par iss sre g me, 10 s next 20 lm-
po-sbis . cham renunsT- foc.
Re se6iss Ia nNtarE are Eutia- 70 lhoss ia civil
ca e-hs c.ses mat be made out and she i.aiiry
11ed oe'sre a remedy can be a0plsd. @ mp g uts o. =
genera character cas- avail lhnE Ceum snding on.
cer} q -ro 1ps ere harsoy ordered q keep thsir men
out Of ths city and within thsir lines; end 10 s=erF
es-e Of damage cone 10 pHTass property, e9mnandlns
oE-er vii be held etrctly responsible
BY Command Of Brssd er Genera jobs ADAMS.
TH0S. = POE EER
EelE y a. a General
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2 We are without further news from opera
tons IN this State, ei.hsr by land OK wafer. The
steamers and transports which passed Swans
boro and New river, on Friday, mast have had
s more Southern destination than Washington.
Of they would have beea heard from ere this.
and yet It IS diheut to account for their being
SO close N shore as to be In sight from the points
indicated, Otherwise than upon the supposiion
that they were designed for this point. They
have not made then appearance. however NOR
have the celebrated s two eolumns fr5m New-
bern and Beaufort yet shown themselves il. the
vicinity of Goldsboro' or Wilmington-WT-
Journal, "a.
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EDITORS APPEAL; On reading the hastily
written article which appeared in your paper Of
last evening, perceive that I did not sufficiently
weigh the force or measure the extent Of the
language employed. Ny sole purpose was to
correct an evil did not intend to censure OF
wound the feelings Of the many, many meriio-
rious officers, and the noble body Of soldiers
which compose cur army, and to all such I
tender q voluntary rotrsxit Ia al such bodies
there must be exceptions, but I hope they RE
few, AMI The meut9rious should not BE- censured
Oh their account. a SPECTATOR.
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usr.,bIs Dea.h Of ooafedsra,s Prl.ensr

Word was brought to the city last evening
that duriDg the night of Sunday, twelve of the
Confederate prisoners confined in the pens at
CsmB Douglas, were frozen to death. 1t is as
serted that on Monday morning they were found
in the miserable handful Of nay Ia their hunks.
frozen stiff, though to all appearances in the
erjoymens of perfect health the day previous.
The barracks at Camp Douglas are well
known to be totally untitled, during the preva-
lence Of such weather IS the present, for the
use of anything, scarcely cattle. Those in
which these prisoners are confined are many of
them destitute oS stoves; the windows in some
of them are broken out, and through the holes
aud apeTtUres in the roof tbs cold wind freely
enters.
It IS said that the local officers at the camp,
aetuated by = humsPiiy their s~npeTiors might
pattern after with profit, have done all in their
power to make the condition of the prisoners
comfortable. But there are those above them
who have a terrible sin to answer for. Il were
mercy that, sitter their capitulation, our cannon
had beed turned upon these prisoners, and butch
cred them where they stood, than that from a
far southern cline, without any preparation be-
ing made for their comfort or protection, they
should be transported hither, to meet, with
scarcely anything worthy the mama of shelter,
the ieree rigOrs of a northern wintef-to be
murdered by neglect-to endure the tortures Of a
death by cold.
1t Is said that the Sixty-fth Illinois (Scotch
R giment) held a meeting to protest against the
coaditiOn of the barracks at Camp Douglas.
Could they enlist the tongues and pens whicI
paint so eloquenly the suff4rings of the " poor
sla Ve. our own soldiers, and the Confederate
prisoners ct Camp Douglas, would not be
placed in pens, in which, with any humanity,
no one would confue even q dumb beast during
this weather Chicago Times, FEB. 3.
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~ Since our last evenings fThuryday'sl i

x Since our last evenings (Tbursday's) is.
sue we received the printed proclamation as is
sued by Gem. H H. Bell, commander Of the
Federal forces of Galveston. Il is addressed 10
The foreign Consais and complains that the
Confederstes are Certifying Galveston in viola
ton Of the law Of the URite6 States, and warns
that Galveston may be attacked at any time BY
the forces under his command. and he therefore
gives twenty-four hours for the removal of wo-
men and children and al innocent persons. Il
is a counterpart of Eagles proclamation IS sta
ted above, The t~wenty-four hours expired At 5
P. N. yesterday.-Hoasi0R Nesos, Jan. sd.
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TOR TIE reeovery Of TWO HORSES termed lose
4 A. the deFot-one - b x aud rsrhE lsrzs-fhs
ether dark b-0En or uesry black. Of Cana1ss stock.
an1a pzeer- Both are 4 e stinzis The above re-
ward VII te 2 ven for thsir dsiv-ry Ct HcNaury sa-
be, OF SIS for either. Auy Information concern NJ
them VIII Be t~aansfaHy rcesiyed and suiab y rvsrdsd.
". 81. Brown.
f4tt5t B0-maa Hansa.
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~ Bends 70 the amount Of S25,s50 have
been PuToined from she agency Of the Confed-
crate s.stes produce loan at Mobile. The de-
seripdon 9f The stolon bonds is supposed to be
as follows; Nos 81 20 CSC inclusive, dated
November Ist payable 1881, 500 each; Nos
s2 to ga inclusive, dated Nov lst payable
1851 $40 each; Nos 20O6 % 2555 inclusive,
dstsd Nov Isl, payable 1881, 500 esehi Nos
81 70 100 inclusive, dated nov 1st, payable
ISL, $50 each Mono Of tie coupons attached
TO these securities rad been signed.
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DEMONSTRATORS SIZE.

WILL b acid 10 he htr g bidder. FIR cash, il TIE
" city Of Jscss0a on FRIDAY. ths 18th Infant.
within the sine prs-c- bed by law. 10 f7out o. IT, Cap
men end eh IT, IL =.
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PORT HuDsoN.-A report reached Alex
andria on Wednesday, that Banks was about to
advance on Port Hudson. Whether true or
not, we esnnoss say. One thing is very certain.
Banks has not so far, in shat depsrtment
earned his bread by tb5 sweat Of the brow.
unless drilling negroes for murder may be Sc
construed. By-hs-by, we learn that Banks re-
qnlIes the nihtary salute given By white
soldiers when they pass bis black officers This
mas caused many to throw down their arms aud
desert the Abolition ranks-Nafcke. C9grisr.
7h inst.
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sac REWARD!

Will svs the soeve rewsrj for the sDprsh-nsleu
i snd Delivery n ny MUlATTO ROF. ISHAM.
wa raasWay E ON me at Fsid-n. on t-e 7h inst. De
2 ab ut fve { eighr inches high. an weighs aoou-
one hH-ded g. d th ry fvs p5unds. H has lived o.
Can on aad JACK on, aad may have gone 5ick t-ers.
b J. KsfPPERL,
fell IT. den Mss
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EROI ths camp Of the Hudson Battery resr Gre
nasa, 4lss.. on the 22l day Of January. 1863, two
HORSES che a dark iron ersy, with q light name
about If sen and a hall hands hfgh tao other uhits
heavy fnsne, hair rubbed of g snail spot on his loiz4.
cDs giving ion 10 me a. THE BstfsrT VIII
bs nbersag rewarded. n. RI. IRUErHUa,
k9IWf Lieutenant hudson Battery.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
Nighfs Dispatches j

RfAes-c+tfe NAFes
RICHMOND, February u-Meson & Harnan's ezter-
sive distllery at R~oeketty, formerly stsam's, was des-
troyed BY Ere last night. Loss heavy.
Batier q Victim 10 Foley.
RIcHMoSD. February 1.-THE Washington CORES
pondert Of tbs New York Tribune, seys a yeliow-beek
IN the possession Of NJ. Mereier, the French minister,
contains evidence that the removal Of Buler was
known to proayu Dc rHuys, IN Paris, long before it
was known TO prominent members Of Congress in
Washington.
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WANTED

GERMAN GOVEaNEss-sns 81 E-ro,ea7 a,
- c2ion-Fho must Re tacr0ugly scelrBistsd in
az re orsz.has Of 2 1ale education Such a oas can
Z COED faation 30 q G-m u taully- Sls mHat give
A. +. HAREELL.
hlcsF TsrE1rn Mfa
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GREELEy BLowIEG HoT AND BLOWING
CoLD-Poor Greeley wants to fight until May,
and then sccept a disunion peace. But, if the
war is to end in an inglorious peace, why febt
until Msyf Or, if tue war is to be pushed 20 a
glorious issue, why accept peace at the end Of
three nionthsl The trouble with poor Greeley
is that most people believe lie deservesthe pal
lows, and would gladly give him his deserts,
and he i aware Of his interesting fact, and
dances Jim Crow acc0rdingly-Aelo York Her
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YANKEE OPPRESSION IN FLORIDA dis
patch received il this city asst night states that
egaly-hve women and children, 0anished from
81 Augustine by the Federal authorities. arrived
e. Lake city yesterday A transport With The
balance q the citizens Of ST. Augustine. who
have fallen uodeI the Yankee displessure. a
s.'y expected at Jscksonville.-Sasazna Nsss
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An EXAMPLE FOR PREsIDESr LKcoLN.-
When JEFF Davis discovered that the French.
eonsnls wers intriguing to take Texas out Of the
Confederacy, be ordered than to leave his do
minions forthwith. Now that it IS evident that
Mercier is intriguing to mediate the South out Of
the Union, should not President Lincoln dismiss
him as snnamsriiy In y Herald.
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20 REWARD.

RANAWAY from .hs 81 scr5er. from G-ana5a-
IL Mes SPOUT The 10Th Of December 1852. my GfRJ.
NARY ISA JANE twenty two sea Of 49,
rahsr hg1 G ~zPlzcfsG, iVe FEEL higa, ana has a ss.r
On her left leg s Ell supp-ssd 10 be a. Jast son Or
fieksoarz- wti pay fry dofarsf Tor hsr delivery To-
ne a. dreaadzs o. n anF jail 10 thar ] can x her.
fel2l0tP MRS JAFE ELIZABETH ONES
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e The Mobile Trbaae learns from a private
scores that Banks lastordsr Is in effect net to
allow any "seoesh" CT even Yankee papers to
come to New Orleans, for fear Of bad news
being received. a batch Of papers which AZ
riFsd BY the late vessel rom Yankee land wes
s0iz-a, aad alser bsin Kamined and all the OBJ
jeetonable matter co; out, POSSIBLY the truth,
Ine7 we're allowed B. 10 circulated.
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FROM TENNEssEE-Colonol NJ. Strastop, Of
Nashville. who was captured BY the Yankees in
Neeley's bend, near Edgefeld during the past
summer, effected his escape from their lines the
other day, and arrived here Wednesday night.
The colonel reports things quiet about Nashville
and Yankee depredatiOns on the Edge6eld side
of the city are by no means as frequent as they
were last summer. It is believed that the enc
my have about forty thousand effective men be-
tween hurfreesboT0 and Nashville, of which
about FIVE Thousand are left to garrison and De-
fend theiCity Of Rocks.-Chattano9ga Rebel, cit
inst.
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- Paper from wood Is no longer 40 sxneri
ment u ID a success. There is a MID at Rope, !,
Eofd, Penn, nov making printing paper rom
80 per cent OF white or bass WOOL, and % me-
cent. Of the coarsest fax FIBRE ~sweepines. which
Is ia use upon the Boston Journal and Other
gaPsfs. and which is jus. as good as any news.
paper wants.
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FOR SAEE!

A HOUSE LOT and FURNITURE. Also. good
lack or Family Ca Hags. Aop.y al
RS HARNETS,
souites't corner Pa cagou'a sud Wesf estL
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mNMPHIs IN R0YnR {

@9000 MEMPHIS CITY BONDS, inlorssd fer
DOUUU sale. Inquirs Of
F. B MAJORS.
faIl De U.~-rm H.
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- Tie Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune asserts that Efforts sre being
nsds 10 bring about The removal Of John Z.
PaeiPs, Lincolnis military governor Of ArkaI-
sss. Re Is charged with having publicly de-
& srsa thst be voule ret recognize the validity
Of the proclamation.
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~ A relic Of the past has come to light in
Boston Illustrative Of the depreciation Of conti-
r-entalcurency, It's a rsesipt taken by Gov
error John Hancock. in 1898, showing that be
pEid sixty dollars for two packs Of playing.
cards, to be used a. party.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTEm-

To HiRE. -FOUR HEaRO lEg and tuo W8MFN.
4 IN the lat Lousa9a H5ssi ell Br5okhasen. Ms.
twenty dollars amenh Hdl be paid Apply imned.
elsi X B. MAURT
fntr NW kn-nalu
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4 friend, writing IS from East Tennessee
speshiog Of the disloyal people in that end Of
tie State, says they are all very anxious for
peace, aud frankly agree that the rebels can
whip ABE. They all say that we win have
peace in three months, as heir friends, who
have gone over TO the LDooL army, viii not
fight any longer. They would come home now
if they were not afraid Of our boys; and if they
have any sssuranee that Cur boys viii rot mo-
lest them. every one Of them viii be At home BY
the frs. Of March, ready to plant corn.
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gar or FwO MEMPHIS CEFE-

We are much panied to learn of the death Of
two old and esteemed citizens Of Memphis, MI.
z. Y BAYLIss and Mr.. S Y. WATSON The
former died Of bilious collie on the ist inst
ard the latter Of sman pox, about two weeks
since.
Major BATLIss was a native of Georgia, and
was extensively known and highly esteemed
throughout that State as well as Alabama Ten
nsssee and Mississippi He was g valuable cit
izen, nd in all the relations Of life sustained
tbe fair reputation of a good and honest man.
Mr. WATSON, We believe, was q native @
Middle Tennessee, but for many years "a been
a prseacing attorney a. The Memphis bar. lie
esteemed and loved By 81 who knew him
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~ WIn0W1S CO.

hose Who have no SaLT-sho hsvs teen maze
: dew b. THE wss. and are 10 r-csn q. rAclr
osE BUsHFL, 20 tie aulbsr Of one bnnd ed from
y. @. WCALLIST.R
tel4 ID TerE-an Ws4
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"a We observe that the Chicago Tines, Of
the 81 inst publishes Nr. Foote'S late resolu-
ton IN reference to existing difficulties, ct
length. They are introduced by heads in fam
ing capitals, as follows: "A Confederate move
ment ior peacsF- Resolutions introduced in
The Confederate Congress by Mr. Foote, Of Ten
neases- The soulh ng to conclude a just
and honoIabie peaes WITH any Of The States ex-
cept New Ergsnd7- Prhssed guarantees Of
the uninterrupted navigation Of TIE Missis
sippi." No comment IS INDUCED ably the editor.
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The RIselaas a. ohasls..sn.


From the Mobile THbunel
Mr. Poriz. our vice consul, has just received
the following dispatch from The Secretary Of
State at Richmond. 1t is Published for the IN
formation Of merchants and others whom it msy
concern
DEP4RrEEST OF STAIR,
RIcHMoSD. January 81, 1853
Monsieur Portz, Wee Consul OF France ct Mobile, Ala
bama
SIR I am instructed By the President Of the
Confederate States Of America, to inform you
shat this government has received an official
dispatch from Flag Officer Ingrsnam, command
ing the naval forces Of the COufederacy on the
coast Of South C~arohha, stating thai the block
ade Of the harbor Of Charleston, has been BIC
ken ~ the complete dispersion and disappear
ance Of the bl9ckading squadron, IN eonse-
quenee Of q successful attack made on it by lie
ifon-ciad steamer. commanded by Flag Oficer
Ingraasm. During this attack one or more of
the ol0cbading vessels were sunk or burnt.
As you are doubtless aware that By the law Of
nations q blockade, when thus broken by suDe-
rior force, ceases to exist, and cannot be subse-
quently enforced, unless established Dc H0u0
with adegu8ieforce aud altar due notice 20 neu-
tral powers, it has been deemed proper TO give
you the information hsrsia contained for the
guidance Of such vessels Of your nation as may
choose to carry on commerce with the now open
ppAe - GA@l4CcLlls
Respectfully, your obedieht servant,
J.P BENJANHS, Secretary Of State.
Whether the raising of the blockade at
Charleston was sufficient TO require a proclama-
ton de s0vo Is a question which must be settled
BY the foreign powers Interested. From a speech
made by Sir Rounded Palmer, 81 B Msjssty's
icitoI, general, on the 9TH Of last March, tie
following is extracted
AFTER a blockade has been intermitied, It
may be resumed and when it is resumed, ss
soon as persons have 6 knowledge Of the fact.
whether by formal notification Of the renewal
or otherwise, 1t becomes binding again, so far 81
those persons are concerned, as if il had not
been inteTmitted 1t is only during the period
Of intermission, or as to ships which come In, /
or intend TO come in, during tie period Of inter
or which may be affected with notice
Of tue original blockade only, and not Of the
renewal, that the fact Of intermission has n
effect"
This is the latest authoritative English expo
iihon Of the law. AS we eonstrue it. "a no.
ice, after a resumption Of the blockade, IS not
necessary. There may b q difference ia the
Of Charleston and Galveston. There the
oLekade was not q g~Oiuntary intsrnission, IS
re suppose the above language means but a
orcible raising ofit,
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u We publish in another column the proc
lsmaion Of Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, calling
FIR volunteers, under the new law, for raising 9
Safe army. Our Louisiana friends viii observe
that if q sufficient number Of volunteers 10 not.
obtained BY the lst Ct March, drafting viii be
resorted 70.
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The Columbus TINES Of the 9th says; " This
morning, between three o'clock and daylight,
we had q visitation from the east, ola sleet
storm which. for violence, exceeded anything
we have known for years. We understand that
the woods are filed with evidences Of the force
Of the wind in the shape Of fallen timber. The
storm on the coast must have been much more
violent than here, and how many hulks Of the
Yankee bloekaders are now high and dry on
the beach we are curious to know. The ways
Of Providence sre mysterious, and who can tell
but that this is 9ne Of the means it is employing
to teach our stubborn foe ~ folly Of bis enter
prise.
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EAST TENNEssEE-Tne Knoxville Register
OF he Oh says; Gen. Donaldson arrived il Gun
city last evening, We suPpose to take charge Of
the department Of East Tennessee. No depart
meat ever more needed . determined. energetic,
bo.d commander than this same East Tennessee.
Barn-buaiog, bushBhaeking and Satanic Liza
~colnisr are ths order CT she day. We hope tie
end Of these things is not far distant
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