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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09
OPERATION sB THE QUEEN or
TERE NEsE.
rhrse C~onfedern.s s-seanssrs Capsarsa.

Nj. Geo.W. ClotvoFthy, ordnance agent from
Richmond, who msds his escape from the Moro,
after her G ptufe By the Queen of The YES, and
reached This CITY last night, gives Us the follow
ing information regarding the operations Of the
Queen d he Hest after running tho gauntlet Of
our bstiar.ss at yieks aurg:
Just before daylight On the morning Of the
81, the Qasea d he Usst captured the steamer
A " Beksr, loaded with sugar aud molassss,
and having thirty Confederate officers on board
IS passengers, mostly A~gksnsians, nine Of whom
made their escape. On she sane morning, about
salrise, she capsased the ste smer More, from
Jefferson, Texas, with 10000 pouads fresh
pnkon board for the arny az Port Hudson, and
about II o'clock the steamer Berloieks Bay, from
AchsfalaYa, Ter Port Hudson, with one hundred
bales Of cotton and two hundred barrels of -four
on board, fell into her bands. The -four be-
lopged to private party The crews Of the
several boats ware detained as prisoners.
Alter csptaring these boats, the Queen Of the
Hsss placed 8 guard Of eight men aboard each
Of them. lashed them together and anchored
them in the middle Of the river, when she left,
with the avowed purpose Of going up to Alexau-
dha, on Red river. Just before the Queen Of
the Hest left, the Moro was allowed to land ior
the purpose Of putting ashore same lady psssen-
gers, when our informant, Mr.. Clotworthy, who
PISSED as second clerk Of that boat, went ashore
as if to care for the ladies, and managed to make
his escape with important documents. Finding
a Confederate officer il the neighborhood, he in
formed him Of the condition the bosts were l..
the strength of thsir guard, ete5 and It was
thought that they would be reesptuTed. The
fact that the Queen Of lie Vest returned to tie
mouth Of the canal below Yieksburg alone,
makes it quite probable that they were, as one
great object Of the trip they acknowledged to be
to capture boats en- toe riyer to use as transports
in crossing their troops below Yicksburg.
The Qassn Of Tho West carried six twelve
pound riasd guns, one of which was broken into
many pieces by a ball from one of The batteries
a. Vieksburg. She was struck twenty times
while passing Vicksburg. three 128-pound balls
passing clear through her upper works, which
were protected as far as possible with cotton
bales. Hor crew consisted of one hundred and
City men, who volunteered for the occasion, and
were taken on board below Yicksburg, after the
boat had passed the batteries. She was com
manded by Col Eustt, Of the ram feet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

We find in the Yicksbarg Whig an order to
prevent depredatons by the troops, which We
most heartily commend We have frequently
been panied sl Witnessing the wsnton dsstIuc
ton Of property that has in so many instances
followed the presence Of our armies, and have
been -astonisbed that the officers commanding
have not ere this taken steps to pIeventit. The
citizens Of Grenada and vicinity, and other
places we might mention. were thus made to
suffer neeilessly. and many complaints have
been heard Of outrsges committed By those who
should be our defenders. True, this destruction
is partly an incident of a state of war that can
not be entirely obviated, but it can in 9 great
measure be prevented. Lei the rule as appied
to the soldiery at Vicksburg be made general
Inspector General THOMPSON gives notice
that all depredations hereafter committed BY any
branch of the army in this district viii be con
sidersd and adjusted by him as Inspector Gen
oral Of the department, and all persons injured
wiHoouect the proof and prefer their claimsas soon
as committed. giving the name Of the men, com
pary and regiment which psrpstrsted any ties
pass. Gen. P%EMBERToE viii require the troops
of his command to repair any damage they msy
DO to private properly. Let this be done-let
the pay Of depredators be withheld to make
good losses-and we shall soon hear no com
plainings.
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From the Wing, February ~
The river was rising yesterday at The rate Of
two inches and q half in twenty-foar hours. Ii
has risen two feet in the last week.
We learn that another batch of deserters ar
rived here yesterday from the army across the
river.
The Mississippi is getting out Of its banks on
tia Louisiana side. DeSoto is rapidly being
submerged and in 3 short time We expect the
whole peninsula viii be one vast sheet Of water.
This win cause the Yankees to move their
camps.
There Was quite q eommotion among the
epemy's boats yesterday. Some fifteen hsd
steam up in the morning, and eight or ten kept
the black smoke rolling from their chimneys
all day. About Young's point and in the mouth
Of Yazoo river, here were quite a number Of
boats, all Of which seemed to be preparing for
some move, as heavy clouds Of smoke arose
fr5n their chimneys during the enHrs day. The
ram Conestoga, lying ct Brown & Johnston's,
commenced firing up early ia the morning and
had steam up late last evening. The Jerry bost
also raised steam, but did not leave her moor
ings behind JOhnst0n's levee. Everything indi-
Gated thst the enemy was preparing for some
move with his boats, but all were in their usual
positions st sUndown. a small dispatch beat
came down to the aeet in the afternoon, and
landed alongside OF the ganOoat at anchor ia the
river. Some of the troops came Town the levee
yesterday, half a mile this side of Mr.. HoFan's
place, and built fires. Tn water is fast flooding
Dr.. Whites field, and we think that Ia a few
days moro the Yankees will find the peninsula
~untsnable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

We clip the following items from the Point
Coupe Eet0 Of the 4th instant;
The National A55oeate, 81 Rev Orleans, has
been suppressed fer publishing rebel reports Of
victories at Murirsesboro' and Yicks5urg, and
JEFF. Davis speech at Jackson.
Pierre Souls is still at HaYana. By the terms
Of his relesse, he is not to 60 70 New Orleans
until the war is over, unless SLOWED by the gov
eminent.
Three negro regiments gro doing garrison
duty in Forts JACKSON, s. Pahip and Pike.
The Yankees belaw have bse3 for some time
stealing large quantities Of corn from the po0-
pie on the opposite side of the river, and sue
eeed9d IN gsa ing quite a large quantity ia one
pile. Some Of our boys hearing Of { determined
to rsconnoire the nigbborbood and If an oppor-
tunity presented to destroy tue ilgottsn grain
Of the Yankees. Upon arriving 81 tae place,
they found the corn unguardod, and quietly sp-
plying the torch, put in s blaze about hYs thous
and bushels Of com. Toe hsmss attracted the
Federals, bat they arrived TO late to save Their
plumber.
The river has been rising ct C very rapid rate
for the past two weeks and if it continues su-
other week, it VIII be out Of is banks. The
wafer is already Wnniag through TIE eTsvasss
at Mr. Chinn's place, ia West Baton Rouge,
and in q day or so Is VIII be tkrought the Lo5deA
crevaszs.
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MEMPHIS HNrRELEGENCR

Our latest newspaper date from Memphis is
to the evening Of the Ali inst, the BuletiH Of
that date having been received. Telegraphic
communication with the North has been re-
established, via Cairo, and dispatches to mid
night of the Sd sre given. Commercial and
private mstters are forwarded every morning
until 10 o'clock, when the line is used for mill.
tary purposes.
A lengthy report Of 9 discussion in the board
of alderman, upon the question Of locating The
three steam FIRE engines now owned by the city.
is published. The proper committee made a re
pof5 recommending Nos. /. 4 and 5 engine
houses-the first c Poplar street, the second on
Jefferson opposite the Commercial house, snd
the third on Shelby, near the Gayoso house.
Strenuous efforts we're msde to substitute the
house OF the No. SIS, but the report was adopted.
as the Balieiia says, after "one Of the fereesi
s~trifes, If not the very hsFeest, that has evel
ragged ia the present board"
Cotton had risen most astonishingly, ninety,
i've cents having been refused. The Bulletin
says: Tbs cotton market was not very wildly
excited The report from New York in oul
morning. edition, did not sustain the heavy rise
Of the day before, and indeed the operator;
seemed rather surprised at their own previous
Gets. AT All events bit little cotton changed
hands, aud IS cents was the highest price VIC
heard being offered. We believe there were nc
sales made as that fgare.
On TIE evening Of ths Sd, as Mr. Randolph
was passing The corner Of Jefferson aud Second
streets, he was knocked down by three men
Robbery was evidently their intention, bat a
the moment se9 gentlemen came up and the
towards Hod
A short time since Q large number Of the
slrumpsis Of the city. with their g~aIanis, were
arrested b. sae police at . masked bali in the
building on The southeast corner Of Beale and
fernando streets. A number Of soldiers were
arrested add sent to the Irving block, the civil
hsns to the staten house. The latter were fined
ten dollars each The persons thus fined were
Ida Brown. Sue Campbell, Molie Gaddis, Nan
Williams, Macy MeGinnis, Lizzie Bradshaw,
Il tres colorsd woman,) Lydia Gorum, Ids
Wheelock, Mary Burns, Lizzie Heduck, Jennie
-ConweIl, MoIlie Glenn, Mollie Reynolds and
~Josspbsne Moors-in an, fourteen women.
There were twelve men IS follows: Frank
Mead, a Rodgers, John O'Connor, WIN O'Con-
nor, R Roberts, Gus. swagger. Thomas Cole,
Frank D. 7. Prekett. c. B. Barton and Thos
Riley. The case Of Henry Dent, charged with
letting Tie room in which The ball was held, was
postponed. The entire number Of persons
brought before the Recorder, independent Of
these ssntt to the Irving block, was tw~euty-seven-
This is the frss Of these corruPting entertain
msnts that has been broken up in the city.
During the melee attending toe arrest e soldier
named Lynch, Of the sb Missouri, was shot
dead.
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The news from Nicksburg Is that one Of the
Yankee gunbOat5 has run past the batteries oi
the city without harm. There Is nothing sieni.
6cant in this fact. It does not show that he
Yankee fest is about TO attempt the same fest.
Fhe purpose of the enemy Is evidently to turn
tho eity-pass through the canal that he is sx-
cavaling-thrOw Vieksbmg thyee miles iato the
~iuterioT. and thus indefinitely puzzle our people,
who, lei is supposed by the Yankees, consider the
canal ~contemptible. The probability is, there
fore, that there will beno direct attack On Vieks-
burg, until the virtue of the spade shall have
been fully tested.
Now whether tha spade viii win It's way
where the gunbosts are in despair is more than
we can say. Whether Vicks6urg can be made
an inland Town by this process is what there Is
great difference Of opinion ss0ut. We regain
ourselves TO confidence in the fact this canal
work has beerE well understood BY our com.
manders ever since the first bombardment OF
VicksbUrg. they know, or ought TO know, ali
about Il; and 1t requires no large aseription OF
wisdom 20 them to suppose that they have had
knowledge, wisdom and foresight enough to
discover whether there was not some probabil-
ity of their having wasted labor, aud the Con.
fsderste money in making the city 'impreena-
bic" A great many plumbers have been made
in the war. Places which were esteemed too
strong to be taken have fallen ike wheat be-
fore the resper's scythe; but that was before ex.
peTience had furnished its lessons. There IS no
excuse for it now, especially ia the Yicksburp
case, aud a blunder ofths kind, at this late day.
would be entirely unpardonsble. We conclude
that this canal, even if partially successful in
its object, viii not affect the main purpose of our
army, which 10 to take care OF the State Of Mis-
sissippi and keep The river sealed from the use
Of the Yankees .-MObHe Tribune.
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We have Lsan made acquzin-ed with he cir
cunss1e aa5ing the murder Of a Canfe5e-
rate c b aa prison II Memphis
Lisut WooD. Of ths frs. regiment organized
b. Col FORREST. Lad been arrested aad wss
confines for some tins il the Irviag block, when
be pEevals5 upsn g Lieut. LEWIS. Of The Fede-
raj arml5 70 aasist him IL making his escspe, for
which service I've hundre3 dollars was paid. TIE
attempt was so fax successful thai Lieut. WOOD
pasted he FEDERAL pickets, but he was arrested
BY the scents and returned to his Old quarters
On tie morning Of the 3ist ult LEWIS went
into the prison. woke WOOD Up. end placing a
pistol 70 his mo1,h shct him dead.
TIE Bula'a. we learn, denounced he act IS
. most inhumau murder. We did not ascsI-
tain whether the maf5erer was arrested
The ladies q Aeaphis took charge Of the re-
mains Of Lieu. WooD, provided everything
necessary foz their ntsrmeat, and followed
them to tie grave in large numbers. The sor-
row ives genera and there was a universal
emulation % Ien5er every service. The friends
Of Lisuh WooB may rest assured thlsau shat
womaa's s apathy could suggest was done 10
homer the dead
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

a1Z&2a H1HEE4 DA~LA ElN HNE.H
General Orders Nol7I
obsdi-nrs 60 a. az ofias IseiHz,ars s~5o7ssz
iof me goyslnA7rt l1s state fr7apsn active ssr-
vice az &c Of C1us-e.z approved Cetahsr Ith 1sez
e7t lied An ac b rei-Ve tba Array % dtq1sffsF
1sallTt Grd neon 90 r- cI-ers. asa urerHl1r --s-
o. Ee G1reruor aad C0umznlin- Ceue-@ .f4r - -
prnPuats % deuz a150t taa Fau- To- tt4 s-4.e tr57rs
J. exsm1lns Bead vi be apDo NED By ths Esigr-
c7ses 81 seeh cnce-a e. nsT b. brourAt 20 -hei- a ten
iei tof tne pafpae % dser1ni-g h-r qualifications
Isr tas escaa &c q Tie duss properly agPsrai1ilg to
il Wasnsvsr sueh Ezamihr aos-s aasu =rtsrain,
shat any eacsris u-h ta perform hIs eFfamsta ssd
prose- aaa orE - eos nd laaH s7fve at-srf s-
charge, tEen tie fsd sad slaJ e1om11scese t5-r
dslsru together wi-1 rsef 3 re-o7t oF rlsir ur3e-aE-
ing8 10 tie case. 70 tie Aai9r g nassi WHO s5ag. e H.
I apuoTs tie l-rIze1t o. 3 @ Board tmuera-ey HzrE
mt 10 tse Governor le d.cson ri proceed net afths
bN7mi-n hosrd IN as owr seso1 info I'd tbsrsou
-p-oTid-d iaat Euea 0m-sr s11u TO entitled to be
be-d and t. cal w tlesss nLts defense.
III TIE Governor, IL he au-rovs sac 5u-ne rf t1a
30 I'd end The acton Of hs vai p Ersa e. WI rsHrs
aon- f-olz, or do5 r 10 'a7 amy Or ed-cs o. thu
rank, rIaoui psy % ai7Ea &c. as-te at--umstancss
l tie ca my FR-rln AID tie good o enc service
reqz-s The oEe-r WAC has besa fo1ui Uuf- for bis
~. Every o&esr conms1dnk resi- sat ss8sra.s
ae i've service shaI make O. rfI .um-dits c8umsld-
ing O5csr wa' shsii ta-.l BE- same G, he aIsio-
Hen-rsi, a mo4talY rer0.s r. tzbular form C COPY CT
Eaca sasl b rsa ao1 By th- Reporting omcs-J con-
maud ia which s1sIi BE- st-.ca h7ruu3-r Of DAYS saeh
cacsr Es been ahEn, frm bis c3umaHL @ifh OF win
Out peTmssi on q on seS iears tla amber O. tines
eacl oudear has b3en 0uss-vel % EsT-bs-n sbsa1- FROM
rs command when on Mach 0r 10 sctiou when and
Whsre each omesrhas been obs rVsf 70 hive psalrnsd
stznal acts OF service when AM Hh7re -eEhg=ntia the
pertomsnceof duFs sna inst eutIv7 b iEs security
SD ee27ouy OF pubic Pc ertTs a-d every command
ils chcsr Of sizte t-o0Ps " D, from line TO Im=, report
o she M9yer General The n-mes Of sueh officers 10 his
comm I'D a. Ia bis opi1i3u Ough- t1 be ~ ugst blfJrs
q HEspinIrs 5oara tosstae wth tie names OF wit
nesse1 against hem
v. Woenavar auy 0hesr shall have been dropped.
1an1raoF retired o. rel ED Cd tho rauEs,i1 accordance
VITA 6 CSC ORDERS t1e vacancy tl-1e5 oeesa7a-d shsE
b. nlad S. ~ ease O. d=ah Or reE Euaiuu-prcVd5i
st he rex oEeer 81 rsnk shal perform he duties Of
the ohcs thus vaezed uatl az sleci1u s7au be bs5d
b order of he G0Trrroz. z C. TUPPER,
Meior9euarsl
maudsrin-C-i lief TegT Ivy
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NEW YORK, January 30-The New Orleans
correspondent Of the New York Tribune states
that the Hamlet Lane is blockaded in Galveston
bay The rebsls are terrifying the island, and
fitting Out the Harriet Lane. a large number
Of rebel troops are concentrating on the island,
to resist our attack. Commodore Bells feet is
large and amply sufficient to retake Galveston,
but it Is his desue to Tecapture Tie Harriet Lane.
and not to destroy her.
eve hear from the United States consul at
Matamoras, Mr.. Peares, shat 1906 Usioaists
are organized on the Rio Grande, near Browns
vile, into two cavalry regiments. They have
horses, and about one-half are armed. Inc
consul als1 writes thst I,560 are ready 70 join
the Union ranks as soon as aEnls sad ammaai
tien are furnished.
% The announcement that General Banks ex-
psditon was designed for Iezas and tnat Gov.
Hamilton was en- route WITH g large force for
the relief Of Texas, has produced this orgsniza-
ton
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
saturday Nigkfs Dispaeass
KENTUCKY TROOPS NOT TO EN-
zAnr1o.s Is,eca Despoade.s.

Special to the Daily Appsail
GRENADA. February q lss3.-rBe Memphis papers
of the 4th have been received. Northern dispatches say
the Florida was lost of Cordenas.
In the Kentucky Legislature, while debating the future
policy Of the State, zeb. Ward spoke against submls-
sion. Union SIS fay r sustaining the proclamation. A
number Of Ohioans and Indianans were in attendance.
Taurlow Weeds farewell address in the Albany Eve
mig Journal, sseaks despondingly of national affairs.
Morgan's cavslry are quite busy Alongtae Cumberland
and Ten essee rivers Numerous captures Of transports
aud scouting parties Of Federas are reported
CAPT x
Special to the Memphis Appeal.l
GRENADA, February 2, ls63-The Memphis Bulletin,
Of he h, quotes cotton at 95 cents.
The Koutueky Legislature mas passed a bill instruct.
ing her troops not to enfo,ce LincOIns proclamation, by
a vote Of s~ixty-nine to fifteen r.
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HEADQUARrER5 Esd Mss REGIMENT
GoL1sBoRo Z. q. January zJth 1865.
General orders No 81
IttOtAAflJk hayHs -ar ehzd these tsadquar.
As tsrs q st &C. stn meG- srs 81 tbs reg neat zs soy
serving Win -omPs1ies Pa ESQ western armF. The Colo
2 commanding hereby al -ni,-ssaI Ell ene1sr-
agns o. pc nt1g tls 81 ring vic aIen Il aH-tary
aR Ntni4 ihsr resnetvs om-anE sha m every.
o9taln-d AeJ VIII o. promo 81 reported 10 he wa
Department hat tley Esy Be Er0asht % tral and 10
justice
II Al ch7eu ana men wh-se iefvs ~ sbssues Or
% iouEesh-Fe expired ere l=rsby orarrsd 20 rsrort
- ms@ae ? 70 t1er r-spscivs cen snis Tho shL
EE 20 report wlhln tFen.T d.Ts -fte- the . omu ~
on Of hese order, aba esas1 ssss-t ez a-d dsst
viii acc5-din
BY coma d o. = M STONE
Co-oHzA eouuaudnR 81 Regent
9AHUE 8 OTEF
nfeLUN n-=-a--a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

- Through tEsachery The Democrats Of
New York hsve been defeated in their purpose
Of preTeasing the election Of a United States
senator ibis session. One of The members cleo
I'd as a Democrat agreed with the Republicans
that for tho honors Of the speakership, to be Sc
cured by their votes, be would vote with them
to 60 into Joint convention FOR the election o.
senator. The bargain has been -consUmatedt
and an Abolition senator has been chosen. The
house Of representatives was a tie, but the sen
ate is Abolition in consequence Of senators
holding over; which enabled them to elect IN
cint convention. The traitors nsms IS Cali
cot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

Through a gentleman who has just arrived
from Memphis, we learn that al that portion Of
the city on Shelby street, up as high as POnto-
soc street. has been leveled with the ground in
order to make room for forti6cations.
The Federal sOldiery ere greatly ~dispirited
AID dissatisfied, being greatly opposed to a visit
to Yieksbmg. They look upon that place as
the nearest route to Pluto's regions. The I09,h
Illinois regiment who laid down their arms at
Holly Spriggs, have been placed at work in the
Qualifications.
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FwPonrEET srovz uN TIE KIN
EUgEEE EaaEsLaTUzE.

AE@A
The disps-ch from Grenads Of lhs 9Th. which
willis iouna under its proper heading, an
nouncing that as Kentucky Legislature has
passed q bin instucsing the Ken.a Ky troops
not to enforce LfEcoLS's emancipation pToela-
sion. is q significant and gratifying movement
Il betakeai a move Of opposition IA Kentucky
that Win sweep en- undl Kentucky Is placed side
BY side with her Southern sisters. The PoPu-
lar reToluion in kentucky has commenced, and
this acaon Of k1 legislature nay be regarded
IS significant Of the position that viii 30 as
sanas7 by all tae osha- border slava States.
Wil not Missouri, Maryland and Delaware fol-
low suitq We think they viii sReyeluions
never 90 backward, and the pToclamahoR Of
LrzCoLs VIII Jet Work out important results
for the s5uths which i was net intended 70 ac-
compish
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

AEOTHER cgCCEss-We learn that on the
9th ult. a scouting party of forty me-, from
Biythe's battaliOn, fell in with = company O
Federal jayhawkers at Center Hill, DeSotc
county, and attacked them. killing eight
wouudiug four, and capturing nine. The pris-
oners were brought to fernando. TIE only
iujury sustained was three horses slightly
wouaded. Col Blytho's command is doing
good serviee 10 is present location. His pres
encs has materially interferea with the pillagine
expeditions Of the enemy from Memphis, and
they have been punished severely several times.
The citizens Of DsSoio county feel almost en-
tirely secure ct present, aud most earnestly de-
sire that no new field Of labor be assiged to
Colonel B.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

FRosi THE OHIo RHER-We have seen a
late letter from Evansville, Indiana, detailing
some Of the operations of ths p~srtisans On the
Ohio river. The people Of that city, and for
some distance up and down the river on the In
diana shore. sre in constant dread, and expect
iag q raid. Quite recently Greensboro, Hen
aerson, Uniontown, Caseyville, in Kentucky
S-aawneetown, Illinois, and Mount Vernon and
Nswbury, have been visited by the psrsissns,
who carried Of all the arms they could End
ana al provisions for which they could obtain
transportation Several landings have also been
visited and quantities Of supplies secured All
she Efforts Of the bona guards to prevent these
iacursions have proven failures as they have
not been able to capture 6 single prisoner. The
sans letter represents the secesh" or peace
feeling as daily growing stronger in Southern
Indiana.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE Information has been
brought to the Northwest from New Hampshire,
By a prominent citizen of that State, that the
election on the second Tuesday Of March win be
severely contested by the peace Democrats.
Ex-President Pierce is manager Of the cam
paign, and is outspoken in bis opinion Of the
war. He has taken position with Eallandig-
han, Ben. Wood, and others. The Republicans
claim that there must be a military success for
them to carry the election.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sFRAYER

IRON The esap Of fhs Hudson Estte-y rsar Gre
~ nsea &fs On ths ~ day Of Janaarv, 1s68. tTo
2oEo1s cnea a.z Ioa grey, Wth 5 lsat marss
aeaTy fasHs hair rubbed ~ q s1sH sp1s "a BIS tolzs.
Any enc giving iniorua lGu 10 mi O. tbe- Bztery VIII
% HferaET rewarded IT. II. T~AUETHUG-
i1-lW~ Iie-teugnt HElaan Bst-a-w
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- 81. stanly has resigned BIS position as
military governor Of North Carolina, in conse-
quenee Of The issuance Of the emancipation
proclamation. General Foster. 10 command Of
tbe department of North Carolina, is accepting
tbe services Of negroes for garrison duty. Lin
celn viii have 10 send out Abolitionists exclu-
siFely to enforce bis ediet.