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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-19
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Special 70 the Memphis Appeal
Pamela, March l9-Tho Federals engaged In tie
raid upon fernando have retrsated-
The report that they had abandoned The Msnphis
and Charleston road is untrue. The cid troops are be
ing replaced by Few ones, and the old gsHisou5 taken
to Memphis Whence from here Is unknown
The Mobile and Ohio railroad has bsea abandoned
r1n ~Jaeksoo, Tenn. 10 Columbus, Ky.
Five hundred cavalry crossed he Coi1watsr, sixty
miles northeast from acre, when they penetrated four
miles south and then moved towsrd Holly Springs
The unsatsfactory result Of ne skhmsh asar Holy
Springs Is sttibutabls to the fact that there wes no
commander, and consequent no unity o. action be
tween the companies
Ina Tines Washington sieciai reports the Coafed-
crates neviog on Winchester, and propositions were
making 70 repulse them.
Tue Coniedarates hsd made a raid into Fairfax Court
House and captured Gen Stoughton $500
Haliesk q reported 70 have said tina. there ners
twenty-five thousand d-sseaions from Hooksrs army
during February.
ms negro trou5les continue. and H 4 thought
the withdFaEat Of the soldiers would be foHaEsdb By re-
ne"ed rieting. Forty baekz we're discovered IN thsrs
gro rendszvoas' armed with rifles. The hostility to tbs
negroes was extending to other places, and it Is stated
that permanent camps viii have to be es.a5lished TO
protect them. The Republicans are vBsi.tvs and
say the houses Of democrats should be burned
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- Adrnnee b - 49,.

We learn that 2 gentleman just from cur
camps beloW KRslon, reported yesterday in
Goidsboro', that nsws had beea received Of an
advance Of the enemy from Newbsm in the d.
r5eti0n eli Kinst0u, and It was even said that
their pickets had been seen on Saturday night
within twelve miles Of Kinston. This however
Is doubtful, s. the gentleman who brings Us the
ne9s. says that the plantation at which the
Yankees were reported to bsvs been on Sstur-
day night is on the Trent road, three miles be-
low TIenton, al g point where the road forks.
Tie force of the enemy is not known, some &C
counts, believed to be exaggerated, placing it st
thirteen thousand. Whether it is a mare raid or
whether an advance in force is contemplated re-
mains to be seen. We lean to the opinion thst
il Is 3 mere raid.
L is also said that on Friday night the enemy
succeeded in capturing forty men of III ad-
vsBcsd pickets. It would seem that a Geesrter
from our lines gave the enemy precise Ia IA
tion as 80 tie position of things, and ps
FIoted them, b. which means they snecee6ed IN
making the cspture.
These ihipgs are emily reports, but they seem
70 come on good authority. We give them for
whist they may be worth.-Hamingtsa IN c.
JesrHal.
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A correspondent of the Raleigh Progress
writes from Hanensvile, North Carolina, March
4ta, az follows;
I learn that On Saturday night last, Lieut.
Col Browa, Of the 42i n c T., with q desseh-
meut of his regiment, crossed the Chowen river
90 attack the Bah4lo-Ysnkee camp, st DR.. r.
DllsTd's farm in Chowsn county; but owing
20 soma cause, with which / am not acquainted,
G5 mol attack the stronghold of the enemy;
nus he, h~oeeveE, succeeded in securing FIVE
Buffalo prisoners and three negroes.
TIE loyal people in the six counties over the
rive are compelled TO submit to any iasult
without the least assisiancs or mesnS Of defense
which the insoious Zoe finds convenient to heap
upsa 30 devoted heads; and there is not q
more thoroughly loyal people in the South than
hey Something ought 80 be done for their
Substance. They ere the subjects Of a tyranny
be most absolute aud relentless the world hiss
ever seen. They ere dragged from their beds at
{ aight and from their peaceful svocati0ns IN the
day. and put iu HoHs and carried to prison with
QUE the least intmatiOn Of the charges against
.ben. and when the charges upon which they
are arrested are made known they are found to
be ne effect Of The malice of some slave who
: has deserted his mas er.
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DIED.

~ summit htzas iPpl on Toss5ay. tie 5d Instant.
Al 4 P ~ O Consumption, IN he tEssty-stxth year Of
aef ase' Ms A. l. HALL wife OF 81. James A. EaL
Of New 0rIssas~
Nor eesia "asihs beaHtfu else q ovsty Chris.
Ian Ei.. Afer months o. patent suHsriBa which
raP'aT dsTsi psd AMY evidences o. Dj7ias grace. he
sws7iiy vent 70 sissp % ia Jssas, telling us cord.
bye During tae As ,To days AID ~ss1oeizgy the last
fsH hou-s Of her Hfs. she gzys prsofs OF Ter nss.pes.
lor ne Sa7i2-s PFe-secs za remarkable IS hey we're
0sauifL We Eotrow not as .ha e Who have no bona.
fT {" We Believe that Jssus sisi and roe azaia. We
also believe ihst hose HasslseP n Jssus vii God
Ohns wa Kun WILLIAM.
-k-eenty at the residence o. Der so1, E-jor James
4 AieGasoer Marshal county, gzsisippL Mrs LEaH
REAGAN ALzzasDEa, ssiot 81 the late Hon. Adm r
Alexander Of rsInssss, IA he sigaty-tsirI year o..
be- .rs.
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GALyEsFos, March /, I663-Tha Tennessee
came of day before yesterday with 8 mail,
and Jeff agajH the-same evening. On yesterday
put to sea in a southeast direction.
There was much excitement yesterday morn
ing il consequences Of the sudden death of Mr..
Bebrman, the druggist, who was found dead in
bis bed. The following is the verdict rendered
by the c%oron0r's jury " We, the jury, from the
zTidsnca before as, End that G. a. Bshrmsn
came 70 bis death By apopiexy."
The Brooklyn and one Of The gunboats 3D.
psreptly gave chase yesterday TO = vessel in 4
'sgutherly direction Several guns we're heard
while they were on their cruise, bat as no object
Of their pursuit was in sight, We are left to our
eonjsctuTea Tney have since returned TO The
anchorage. The Brooklyn end three gunboats
are now outside, the schooner having left.
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s2OO RENARnl

ID GNsWAY from George Mub. about tbs Ia ~
Ii February, g NEGRO BOY. named HARRT.ON
aoout twenty one ysa-s Old q dark ccl5r rathsr h.rf
eauutensnce, slsu8 bis eyes ,ingulary. is sbeus five
Tess eight ~ niBs inches high and wel-hs about ore
1undred ard SKY pounds said boy rss sAd By Dr.
q H.Ae-e.syf Of Holly Springs, Mss. IuHf eve the.
a5OFe reward If delivered 20 ne a. jackson. or 500 fo-
hs ere { end confinement 20 that 1 can ger HIN
mbA<lHF II gpEEHTwu
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We clip the. following items from the Win
CHESTER BuHeia Of the 10Th:
Ii was currently reported at The depot yester-
day that Rossersns' army was falling back
hsw true It is we cast say. Let Old Rosy either
advance or fall back, he viii be attended to by
General Braeg's determined army. We know
that everything Is working finely. We get our
information from high authority. The people of
IBIS section need not be alarmed. Go to-work,
ftrmers, make hesvy crops Of corn, and every
thirg that is good for man and beast
R0seerRas is esrtsinly reinforced by about
twenty thousand troops. We were in converse
ton yesterday with an officer who is well &C
q~uainted with matters Of reliable grapevine
order, and says that Rosecrans viii positively
sdFancs 80 soon IS the roads will admit of It
Some Of the prisoners recently captured saY that
The Abolition general is reinforced BY twenty-six
tboDsRnd.
An old fsrner Of this county is afraid to
.pueb a crop, thinking tbst The Yankees might
come along after awhile and dive him off We
would advise BIN and others % TIL the earth by
sl mems and pay no attention to idle rumoTs.
Make something 10 eat sat al hazards and -
TIE last extremity"
Judge West III Humphreys arrived in town
yesterday evening rom Knoxville. VS. are
pleased 10 learn That he is enjoying good health.
He designs remaining in Winchester for several
days on important business. He brings cheer
ing news relative 10 our cause and the army.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT N ca
90LDsBoRO- n. o. Fobrus4y l2. lsS2
A fUL. PARDON, except As to FORE t1,,r
\ . oA pay icr ne period - unsutherized abssucs
Is Asrsog proclaimed 10 81 en6 ted IN Of the ga. Jisb
Ele sd hsas ip regiments, absent Without las-e
~A2 may v2iuttriy reoin 1heir r @pectiYe conns1f.
nest
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Hsrnhnfe Gnnra

osrloi Comfy. 5andAy Terra. 1850
WHEEEAS attire s1ovs term II saIa essrt latter
W OF 2 ni1 rat On were grzltsa tbs undsrienr5
on the estte Of George D. HeLesn. de- 3. IN ns-se-s
having aaims agsiu said deceased ss kersBv betss5
e pre- sDs hea aims duly probasad ritasn he tins
pfcss ioeao y law o. thsy VIII Be forever barrrd.
-EcR
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Nitatfom Nnaice.

III NININ o. HLeeL.sTFFI
t1a5usha Csa1tg.
ITO ELIZA Ann JlHNaON ana - H0HNSON
nEf aaap4ll geatius fan are hareby nouhsd f1
b ard a7peariutEa Pfsfuie Coart ofssif : rnfv. 81
fhs hct Monday Of April nezs % show eau E ang
g3u can, shy the account 81 G15ers Martin. as
fer of NE }ast wild and Gel amaas Of Wallen Boobies
ascssssds houts not Be- q flowed Is q hasi account ii
his 8sid e4ecutcrship
BY order Of o0art, Ibis SD day Of February 1858
te1 Wbt Z. WARD. Clerk.
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~. oE,FIoR es WAR TAX

OfEAoA - MAX TAX
CANTON Mississippi M-rc5 Je lse3
IL real estate sid 80 ss5sfF7the G. S war Tax
"A t1ereon, and pu-ehasedb by Tire government. car -
redeemed, sitter this da1e. at he Office Of ths Chisf
Collector upon payment Of fhe amount f0r ~h,eh he
sare was sold and Interest q srson at he rte or
twenty psc centum per aauum frumfls fIh day Of JaIv
1851 exeeps srch real estata ss may kave bsea 500 in
TIE ceantes Of Coshcma Ciaibern II ines, Isseousna-
AsrshAtl, PoRtofoc 1lsh "a ago add Eashi1gfon from
walsh counties no ref o1s o. saaes hzrs q yr reached
ais oEies. JOHN HANnV
@his tW chief gci &c o.
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-ADMI9IsTRAERII NOTICE.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Tsl abusba Oaanfy. Efpi1ay feDl 16EE
O. Ggr1sy dee-ased msde 20 st ID Fssrne-t
Of I'm Pro5ate Se1a o. Eais5csha eoaatv
gyes notice 70 az pfrsca4 baVing ciH ms a553,-s ~
estate 20 prsssut t1fl pro7eri5 asfh-5s-e3-S
ne e es prssetoed ~. sld aI psrssos inssbssf =
gAa state are ~ he'd e cons forr4-aa ~ --tc
Prsmpt paymeat. EusrVD
feb laH6W+
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sTOP TIE THEE /!

GTOLEE from the undersigned. Tires n1sz from
- JACK on, On ;bs @ linton road On Monday uizht. tss
i5rh i-s.ant q "a MAIZE. four yraa Old, about I5I1
hsnds high, scms fresh saddle rs IS on her bsrk :
scar On tie rigsfside q her heal; has the appearance
Of ha7inE oeea cuf To- he ag te1i, sRd recently haE
ths searches. E1srsl rsssr5 wHi be Pad f3f any
f5f5rmal n 80 thss I ca1 set her.
EhI7 W. DANrrr rraN~
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ma. RaRKsBALEss BRsoLUTE0N

IA u. NH ~ A6gA A8AN1
Under the hosd Of Congressional proceed
fnv viii be found the resolutions Of M
BAREsDALE, introduced in the house Of repre-
ssn.stves, On the 1Oth inst, touching tie North
western question. The spirit Of the resolutions,
We doubt not, VII challenge the ~spproYslAof
niusteentWeutisths Of our people We hope
they VIII psss Congress and gzin-s general cir
eulsion in the Northwestern StsFs. They can
20 no harm. if they feet no coed Their sdop
ton VII a. 4Iasst have the eject Of brnFing g
The test the sincerity Of the Northwestern people,
WHO are protesting 9 desire for pesee snd the
hes 3 aviFsion Of The Mississippi river, Ihese
are yielded ihen by these resolutions, and all
TIE Esrhwestga s.stss have TO do il order 60
secure their p~rofasssd desires, is to oaa Of th5ir
5egs Of VAT, ana we cag give them assurances
Thar they VIII ever Sad tie South both ready
and viIiae to enter into treaty alliances with
tbeu based usan HnresFicse5 commerce and
hs rs5a o. this sujsol She NgTawes5sru
people hold th=ir owndesduy in their ownb bands
ana il ordef he tbey msy nc longer hsvs any
urth pfssz fr shutting Of e9oiyocaton, We
hope the resolutions OF Mr BARKsDALE may
psss Congress and 90 before them in an au-
thentic shape.
nor do ihsse resolutions, in our judgment,
coupromise hs South in any particular. They
zs 10 s0bsianes, but q reite1ation Of the resp
luHons Of the provisional Congress While in seq
sion at Montgomery, end simply enpDeists a
right ana a principle We have siwsys shown 8
willingness and disposition to coneeae. Neither
she honor nor he dignity Of The Confsderacy
can be IN The least eomPrommiisd BY then
adoption. We hope Mr B~ARKsDA-E WI press
them tos final passage
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~ ah4EAe 5ettsso % admiuistsiioa On ths estate
o. Jane Denley, late 0f Can IN county. 500
u were Haned - ne ~ she Pr8bsts cenrf
T "a county, o. he s6A day Of January, during Is
80 iet Al claims against the sa d d-eeaad
barred. ru0W
mht3IaW4Es hS-f1f+-7-
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$40 KEWARRr

GT0LES from ny stable, four szd haif miles n,rtb.
- west n u Ja-kso1 one BAL HORSE I've 80
o 4 aboct seventseu hsRds hiEb, sb0d al rg1nd Tbe
h7He 0e-o1gt 60 IT. Read, now 10 ths raver1me1s
se.viee. will give twenty d0laos for he deIvs-v a.
tha ho-e y for information so that L ear get him
mHitaf@ w. 4. ia
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EThs s~avsnpah NsSs Of the lIth inst,
say. W learn hln q reliable ssuTce that thsre
vas q aeet Of one hundred and thius-ons wee
sells yesterday at Hilton Head, vis' three iron-
c'a5s, three fgates, thirteen gunbosts and one
hundred and twelve transports. We hear Of no
vessels on cur immSaiste coast TIE enemy are
probably waiting for the arrival gilmore iTon-
olads, The departure OF some Of which fgn
N0r,hern perA have been announced, before
making tbsir grand attack on Charleston OF SIS
gsnnsh. or both.
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GH0CLD this rect the eye Of Pr. BOVEE. Gun.
~ suith foraery Of PERI G blou, and VIII vorzed 3,
BIley "a New Orleans, at April. he VII So IA
sonsth ns 20 bis advantage By addressing
!. o. WIEaARD.
NIB % Care 81 P-rla Hnusa Mobsis
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WANTED

200 A~BLE-BOgIHD NEGRO nEN. e. WORK Al,
" t1e repairs &C track Of Southern Railr,sd
I~hirty-dye dois7s Per mouth viii be nsa snd provi--
lans lnTaished Apply a. thu Dlmpaug's Office ia
VRksou-s ortot hs undes suod az Jsessoo.
G Fl. ARMS.
L4l4 n Chef Engineer s. r r
Ficksburg W1ig @ py one m0Hth and send BIZ 70
Cpupa.Ys CHE
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ErA correspondent, writing from Chatta-
nooga, expresses the opinion that the battle
now pending in Middle Tennessee, the hazard
on which is s.sked the g~Teatest hopes Of
our revolution, urges upon The Executive ct
Richmond to see that every provision Is made
in dstaH-not to secure ourselves from defeat
snd i~n7ision. but to crush and ~overwhelm the
enemy. No stone must be les unturned There
mast be no repetition Of tbs battle Of huTirees-
boro-a victory and q rstreat-but there must
bs a total humiliation and advance. Must nave
tba forces to accomplish this at q sscrihee'
svsn At The peril Of weakening other points
There Is no tine to be lost If We would have
neaes. let us strike the blow for Tennessee
for glorious victory which shall carry US to
Kentucky and tho West, and peace shall m
CoNFEDEHArE P~RryAFEERs Q PIRATES
This point has bean decided in a Philadelphia
court in the csse Of the brig John Blisk, ZAP
tured on the 9th Of July, 1861, By the privaseer
JEFF. Darts. The insurance compsny reused to
vsy the policy which was in the usual form Of
Insurance againss the perils of the seast fires,
pirates, etc butnot against the public enemies.
Chief Justice Lowrie decided that the JeB.
Duvis was q pirate under the erimin3 Law
Of the United States, bat was not such uader
the commercial law. The crew were public ere
mics, and against them the brig hadn not baog
insured This decision was At Nisi Prins, ard
the casa viii be taken to the Supreme ePurt fol
revision.
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.a
PoRT HuDsoN We have no new movement
. report IN this quarter. BANKS hes fallen
back to hb foraf a camps, and does not mani-
fst any disposition 10 Advance. Deserters con
fnns to come within our lines, and al rePort tne
same story Of disafscdon IN their camps Inc
Sect below continues out Of sight snd has evl-
destlv had enough Of fight for the present Inc
two vesssls above have been slowly steaming
I'd the river At one point they landed ana
committed some injury upon the telegraph hne
below Nstcbsz, by cutting down 3 few poles
and carrying eff q few hundred yards Of tele-
graph wire. The damage was quickly repaired
soon after they leAl
GREENwooD-we can get nothing definite
from the Tsuahaiebe and upper YszO0, except
tbst no acavs demonstrations have been made
By the enemy during the last two OF three days
We have heard several street reports. said 10
have besn broaghs down By passengers. one
was that a six hoarg fight occurred on Sunday,
resulting in the rsHeat-of our forces another,
that q new gun We hsd mounted, dismantled
tbe Federal land battery atfhe first shot Neither
Of these are worthy of credit. Nothing is
known of late movements on the part Of the
enemy.
VpCKsBURs-A gentleman, who LETT Fieks-
burg yesterday. reports everything unusually
quiet The Heeth has slmostentiTely disappeared
IS has been stated.
In the midst Of this calm We are glad to
learn. Is We DO, that setivs preparations are
going On among or troops The thTeatenings
Of the enemy have produced no other result
tbsn to increase activity on the part Of our ON
Gals. who sre busily engaged in putting every
thirg in order, When the storm bursts il Is to
Be hoped II vii be found thst nothing has been
$500. rr..--.Ea.
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MILITARY COURTS-

HUT -9EeBEsL J. G PEMsERroN bavf,v
Adredsd "a I s he duly q ths uudsrsiqDsd %
a emote and erg1Hizs re Coart II bis Co ps a. sooa
% posibie, 8 eyetors kinsIy and respectfully. but ur-
81. y request the J1ogeH Of III. zaid Clud 20 rspslr
froru wnich his Rodcs = sddrszs-d
J. P. Hcs1IETv.
mE. TO- W Tmaru 49,.
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HAEE IBIS Gay cold out my stock OF goods 10 J ".
FE2kga CO. who 1Hl carry On he usrcantIs
al. deb.s dae ne AID pay all Liabilities.
II rch IS 1853. n hFrkTrTsrrp
mill v-
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The Urulss Of The neiribullon.

The Nassau correspondent of the Charleston,
Courier, writing under date of February 26th.
says:
The Confederate steamer R~stributiop, Capt
Parker, came into Nassau this morning, from q
very successful erase, during which she has
been spreading devastation amid the commerce
Of the enemies Of our country. Among the
YeBkee vessels which have fallen into the bands
of the gallant priVsssersnen, are the following I:
Bark Mary Wright, Capt Miller, bound from
Portland, Maine, to trinidad, with assorted
cargo, She was destroyed By Gre.
Brig J.. P. Elieot, Deveresux, bound from
Buckp0Tt, biaiae, to Cienfuegos. A prize crew
Ess put on board and she was sent to the Con
iederacy.
Big Erie, bound from Camden, Maine, 10
Demerars, with q load Of lumber. She vas des-
troyedb BY FIRE.
Schooner Hanover, Csse, bound from Pro
vineetown, Mass, 10 st. Domingo, with sn IS
sorted cargo. A prize crew was put on board
aud She was sent to the Confsderacy.
Brig Emily Fisher, StsPles, bound from St
Jag51e Cuba to New York, with q cargo Of
sugar. The vessel was captured and run ashore
on Crooked islsnd-ons Of the Bahamas. Cap
tain Parker brought the crew into Nassau as
prisoners.
While of Blsuquila, in the Caribbean sea,
the Retribuiion met an unknown Whsler. The
Yankee showed fght, firing upon the boats
crew Of tie DYivateer, and kill e one man. One
shot from re Rstriogtion sunk her. and, it is
supposed, all On boaid. Information has reached
here that Tie EIicot has been reeaPtuIed by the
Yankees at st. Thomas. The officers and crew
of the pgivateer are 81 well and in fine spirits.
After the necessary Tepsirs are procured she win
go forth sgain upon the high seas upon her mis-
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g. B. q EO

iehN1 Danphn Aad C0mmeres srests. NobHs
Receiving For warning aad General Cousmis-io-
Meeaa1s Nholesae aad retail dealers 10 FsraIr Or
Genes Cl-"llS AMI Smrking Tobacco Sat Shoe
Oct On FaIns OzHabuTFa, Bone-dcs Cstrsa. y
e1ahpoei Thread, and every dese lpion o. SIocE -
HNa r-nan ~
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IMPORTANT ARREsr-We are informed thai
Ar. Blair. special mail agent IN the Southwest
hss arrested the postmaster at Pouchatoula5 on
6 charge Of robbing letters passing Though his
hands. For some time past there have been in
Vulnerable failures Of remittAness to this Office,
and We presume 70 other parties, from Ponehs-
touh and the country bsiow, and complaints
were frequently made On being advised Of
fhis, Mr.. Blair arranged a deooy system, which
soon exposed the depTedster, who is now IN the
hands Of the Con5sderste officers. Mr.. B.. has
done wen in exposing the rascal, aud there
hy r~slsyiug others rom suspicious Of dshon-
estv.
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JOIN HAGlESIs.-We received last evening
what We deem positive infofhsdon Of the death
Of this gentleman, the lsse editor Of the New
Orleans TSEs 7sta. He died some weekssince
Els oI6 journal has passed under the controls Of
> Mr. Kennedy, who is supposed to be the ga
fher Of several articles that have recently aP-
pearei, which were SO much Al variance with
Mr. sloag professed principles as 20 excite
she surprise Of al who were acquainted with
him, but unaware Of his death. This statement
Is dus o Bis menlery.