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Lnle.t Northern InteIIlgenes.

RICHMOND, March q The Enquirer has Northern
dates Of the 2lst.
Tbs Herald says the spring campaign is about to
open, and the long monotonous winter will soon be sue
ceeded by the resOundiug thunder Of battle.
Burnside left Washington on the 20ih for Fortress
Monroe to assume command
Hilton Head dispatch says Burnsidss army is e1-
peetsd there.
Great interest Is felt in executive quarters at Wash
ingtOn about the YazOO expedition The rebel bate.
res, they say may balk the et but there Is no dan
ger Of its falling into the hands OF the enemy.
The Rstributon has captured the ship Emily Fisher,
laden with malssses, off the Bahamas.
louisville dispatch says the Nashville train was
thrown from the track the 18th. by gueras the ez
press red mail seized and the passengers parsied
The soldiers in the stoesde came up recastursd the
train aud drove off the suerIilas
The New York house Of delegates, by tio vote re-
t7ssd to investigate the arbitrary arrests in that State
Gold closed at l54, exchange III
Foreign Nevvs.
The steamship Norwegian has arrived with late En-
gIsh dates
In the house of lords Lord Sutherands motion in IA
vor Of the recognition of the Confederate States when
France is ready, hss not yet been brought forward
The Times condemns the notion dsprecales any dseus
sion OF TIE subject and urges strict neutrality.
lie horde says reported that the Confederate gov
eminent has contraetsd loan in Paris of sixty millions
francs.
Iis also reported that Confedsrste loan In London
Of three hundred thousand pounds, wiz be at once
raised on eight per cent. stock, at II.
Cotton at Liverpool, dull aud nominal mddling up
lsni 2Oi Stock at Liverpool 4Os 600 bales including
5000 American. Coqsols for money s2as.
The blockade.
CHARLESTON, March 24.-Ons steamer yesterday and
two to-day into Confederate port Their eargoes
include cannon, arms aud munitions Of war.
Confederate States Congress.
RICHMOND, March 24.-Ths senate to-day passed the
impre sment bill, which passed the use yesterday.
Also, the bill estsblishins court Of claims
The proceedings of the house were unimportant.
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From The Mobile Tribus.I
his RATIOEs AND soHETEHG TO WEAR. ?
BrA gksrUckr soLD1zz

By a EEsTUcKE soLDIEE-
1fR. EDITOR / can add nv own testimony 70 tha
Of a late writer in The Memphis APPEAL who esser
that bis regiment has .saad for weeks on D.nt q
meal and gil cf molasses f0I each solder y 81
ihai the country . exhausted be VIII stand aE bis
and bear every hardship cheera u, but asks the 8nn
cant question, whether he people az home are lgin
bstterf can answer bin They haze as gslsr
thing, their snnksh uses tai If bacoE, aud hold up g.
huge PreeA But they viii fud as the writer asserts
that soldier must have -his rations ard ssmethn 9
wear"
The fg leaves are stretching their emerald Eagsrs
To toy with Aprils bright rain;
The swallow returns and teitters Eith rapture
bout his old h0uezfead agan
Bui Ehen shan the winter q our dis.res,
Be buried and Freedo secure
o, when shall ths soldier return % bis hoae,
To bosoms devoted and pure
Toy jssIamine. Land o. the South. Is Ia bloom.
Pertaining the beach and the ses
And the laurel tree gives its red lie 70 thy bosom
As patriots must o be free.
But o, there's land NOE dear 10 this heari,
Not Jet chsersd by flower or bird,
Where my babies are seepinF-but Leila auakes.
And starts il q footstep be heard
o. land Of the south sew to defend thee
Not forced BY Confederate laws
Bat left every eomfort and Lsla's sweet cottage
To conquer or die 10 y0ur cau-s-
At Belmont fought ami bed with he foremost.
Ny nstiye Ksatucsy ia sig5t
And the graves Of beg heroes her hills and hsr 7aevs
How grand did they rise n tbs tight
Ny fsther was with ne. and fsll Ia the vanguard;
Two brothers 81 Shiloh were slain
Their wives and their tbIes are Wespiur a. home
And 70 support them remain.
But, land Of the SOnth, your meannsss insults US,
Humanity blushes TO see
Xour defenders in "a g and weary with hunger
While plenty Is smiiiaz with hgs.
o. vsrt thou exhausted. land Of the orange,
Tby citizens eryirg for bread,
I'd chserfully stand where the battle was fercss-
And r0nquer or sleep with th= dead.
But, God b. the Witnessi vFhl gave ne ny Leila
Those barefooted babies a. home
Ny comrades snd can beHr e. no longer
Arise or the vandals must come.
Your homes then on ine-yrur danchters polluted
Their shrieking and csiss Of despair
VII teach your mean soul- that colder must have
His rations and something 20 Weari7
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On SPRINGS, C. W, March 1O--A serious
riot occurred here Saturday night, between the
whites and negroes The whites organized IN
force, snd msychsd 70 the negro quarters and
ordered Them away, and then destroyed their
property and burned their houses. The negroes
asd 10 the woods Three rioters have beer cap
~ Several wers wounded
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Generals Killed Daring the war.
We and the following list in enc Of our Eortheru q


We aud the following list in ons Of our Eortasra *
changes;
Brigadisr- General Regular Armp.
J. K F. Mansfield, oonnsstiout az Assie.aa, ssps.
Mejor-Gsnsral,.
P Ksansy. New Y0rE. at Cban.Hly. September Z
Stevens, Massachusetts. at 0hantnly. September
J, . Reno, PsnHsylvaHia, at south Mountain. sept.
8 Richardson. lnssisan, at Aa.is,.n, sspsusss
Brigadier Gsnsrals.
n Lyon, COnnsc'ieut, q, Springfield, Angus, l9,h,
WI L wallace. Illinois st shiloh. April s.h. 1851
7. Williams, Michigan, at Bst1n Rouge, August
R MeoooE, Ohio. BY susrHas IN Tsuuassss. Al.
Henry BoaIsn, Pennsylvania. On the Rappahana9sE,
Taylor, New jersey, At Manassas, August q.
P. Rodman. Rhode Island at Aatis,am sop,sn-
Z. a EaoElsmaH, Iadiana, at Coruth. October .
s. Jackson, Ksn.usky, at Psrryyfis. October g.
G. D. Baya,d, New York, at Trsdsrieks55rg. d.
eember l3 1852
". B. Terrell, Virgins at PsHyvins, October 8
G T. Jackson. Pennsylvania 8. Frsasrieks6urz.
W sl Ohio, as Murfsss,boro, Dsossassr 81,
To.al-Is.
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m INHE TRADfI,
80 y N,ersI.6 4 orFasHRTs.

Itf ! dozen Drl DrsWers
-. a "a, Tobacco Bass 50 dozen Riding Coubs
Jsisek Tn5 j. on Clata Coats sat ana silk Vesis
- - - Ps-.-. Ci-a-s 100 papers hne Regals
cslr- lTobseco. go -scks Playing CARDS, and many
otter srsieies 81 ~ prcsa ,-.,, =, erp ,.,,-
-r.e Canton. ssiss
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7-HN-11-IlI q III1"'
JACKSON, Miss March

JACKSON, Miss, March %, 1868.
EDITORS APPEAL: In looking over an old
edition Of Huiibras, observed, in a foot note,
something that win serve to clear up the mist
that eucircles the origin Of Abolition Resin
c7snsi antecedents.
It appears that the genuine name, ROsiHerH-
ciaa. was applied to a tribe that appeared (spOn-
saueously y in Germsny in the beginning Of the
seventeenth age. They were also denominated
the Chiasrical or the Invisible were reported to
Pe 8 highly enthusiastic sort of people, and
be, Z many 5iid and eItragagaHt opinions.
Toe fact appears TO be, then, that Abolition
R0sincYans
(isp. ang. Ike fern, that insect weed,
Equiyocslv, wi hout seed,
Aud hath no possible foundation,
But m-rely iH th' Imagination
And vet can do dreadful featE.
Than hags, with all their imps and teats,
is g faithful representation Of these people; and,
additionally, 90 judge from the course he is pur-
saing IN regard 10 the snbjagation Of the South,
By irving TO starve rs back into the Union. 1t
IS to be hoped the military preparations made to
receive him viii dispel his eEtravagsnt ideas
and make him sensible and consldeTats man.
RALPHO.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. IA.
ADJurANr AND ssPECTOR-GENERAL'S)
uFFICB
RICHHoSn, Febrasry 3, 1862 }

FEfE Superintendent of he EItrs anI Ei1inz Butear
r. a1t 11ri1ed s oi-ec-ei g. enfo-cs existing con
tsctz c. ne Cover 81 Lro1 Lasd ami cihsr mnni-
lonE F ben lros snd g tss5E thus contracted for
beal So ID 81 prFats ssle promptly celiTerad
accar he teEms ard sri Il of he they
os takea wherever fouud; AID upon TeQuislfion
sssis+ shall be a-ded ~ he romusn1 OF tie
iissrssr past oi iuss uciicn 20 ths on
aFa2i ff The Ri ing ure1u specially charged with the
enforcement Of she cen razt
lYleu coHtrs-t SIS have been psraisteRty violated
tsn days stea. su d=tsied IT consCriute5 men
be WithdrsWn and assigned 70 ether works
S. COOPER
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ERAN TED,

80 srrr-RolIlfsD NEGRO aEEs % work on
~ I - ----,7 "a trsek ef Southern Railroad.
birs7e 6oafs rer Eaouih win be paid and nrovis-
5so- f,r1ish he'd Appiy ~ be lmpanFs ofles 10
q r. ARMS
.,.. chez Engineer s. r &.
--i-.-, 47sfy M oae month and send bin TO
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eanEaiaaTy sGaIr AZ Columbus, Ky-

sauEui1aFy AFFAIR at Columbus, Ky.
I From the Memphis Bulletin
We are p.acad in possession Of the partieu-
lars of singular and desperate affair at the Co
lumbus hotel, at Columbus KY, on Monday
morning,
A man named Jack Rogers, a brother Of Col
! Rogers, Of the % Tennessee cavalry, in the
Federal army, had been stopping at the hotel
| for several days previous, and, though his ac-
tions were peculiar, they were not of a charae-
/ ter 10 indicate any serious arrangement. In
| this, it appears, there was a great mistake fer
on Monday morning, about four o'clock, be
emerged from his room stealthily, and, with a
knife in hand, made his way to the bed Of 3
/ guest who was sleeping ia the hall, the hotel
4 being full On reaching the sleeping man,
/ Rogers put his left hand upon his person, and
raised bis right hand to strike; but the sup
1 posed sleeper swoke in time enough TO draw
/ his pistol and place it at the head Of Rogers,
/ whom he threatened to shoot if he raised
/ his hand. This staggered Rogers, who withdrew
/ from the bed, butimmedistely made for the room
OF the proprietor, MT. Casey. As soon as Mr..
/ Casey made his appearance, Rogers commenced
stsbbiDg bin. Casey defended himself as vel as
/ he could, but, as Rogers was very large mar,
over six feet high, and Of powerful muscle he had
to retire from the fight, after sharp engagement,
in which he received some ffteea stsbs Imme-
diatsly on Casey's leaving his own roon, Roc
I er6 commenced on Mis-. casey, WD0m ne
stabbed some 4hirty odd times, inAieting
severe wounds When she hsd escsped
his bloody hands, Rogers went into another
rom on the same floor, and stabbed both of lis
occupants. By this time, the alarm had been
| given, and tho boarders in .hs house, aud the
patrol guard, commenced shooting at Rogers.
| He hsd blown out one Of the lights in The hail.
and it was dificult to see him. Dming the
shooting, lieutenant, name unknown, in charge
of prisoners from Fort Pillow, was shot in the
back. The guard finally came across Rogers in
the hall, while trying TO get into another board
er's room. He was ordered to surrender, but,
instead of doing SO, he made for the guard with
his knife, and was shot with a pistol This had
no effect upon him, for he succeeded in stab
bing the man who shot him. Next be was shot
with mimic bail this had no effect. He was
shot again and bayoneted and while in that
position stabbed the guard in the hand. He
was bayOneted three times before hs gave signs
of injury, and " hen be did be fell on the floor,
his own weight breaking the bayonet of in him.
10 all, he was shot in the neck, breast, and sb-
domen, and bayOneted three times II Rogers
weapon had been anything but pocket knifs,
there is scarcely person in the hotel who would
have escaped.
The wounded persons, of whom there are six,
are likely to recover, except Mrs. Casey, who
was wounded seriously in the breast and neck.
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Eg A lawyer has started The grave question
whether. in case children should be born to Mr.
and Mrs Tom Thumb, they gan legally inherit
properly from tbaisfehendise ssReeggse Of the
Lstin maxim de our sister city is at presghich
being rJoyment Of 4 larger direct foreign ira
notba she ever had before. -Four steamers in
2om~ days locks like BUSINESS Sapqsaak n
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colonel a1d Ciisi oi 0 4 azes.

II purssanee of the e5tys order all Iron ma,t-rg
VI IN tba Sia-s o. Alsbana, G orgls Souih
CaroiEa l-d 3elnessee, viii make spFiicatioa
10 ne for tbs oftzI If such eonscrpts as nay be
f1s rensz5e il carrying cut their contracts win the
.OTdnsace DeP-r ment, e A. To prevent frauGs Il
viii b-regue each e0ntrs-tor making application
fer by d-tai of sonse l that bis req1s io. shaa be
ace lIl a1ad b. certllei copy Of lis coa-raCt,
cat hA the rFiles OF the Per desired &, be de-
tai Efs iu1spcsss1ts foT he fu.niGslt q his
tr-Et and lLat taa la6Orer mot b. Otherwise ob
1aaed a1d flrthr, tis th7 services cf the
EeriTts Ehs 60 longer BE- edsd the sfisut Wih turn
tha at oTer tbs enrolling Ger Of he district
Tor sesViss is ,Ie rmy also ihcste the eurol-
ing hc'r Of III d. trcI lLa- re ler lsmed n BE-
ieQuisl io- have ufn ur gerry tn-ailed Certifeates
au1 cths re- be by ana be iu ics OF tee peacs
ether msg arth z4d by law . s5mn stsr esthT
al eo1rlrluiest sd ares s-1 selma Ala,
vii meet VIII pr0@p- s.IfEtion.
W.. RLCHA2DsON HUNT,
mh51m Es.0r etc. % Ordusrcs Isuty.
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ORDNANCE RnREAn
EICHMoSD, January ) lu6a.
MAJ. ". EICHARDl on BUNT.
fHE n n-.=rf..---.

EFAJ " EICHARDe on EUNT
" P a S Artillery:
l1rsr re lsH recently passed by Congress, -exemp
Z en- Of certain persons nom military servce" you vii
see ths1 I emeoeersl o EuthoTizs a. Ordnance
ofHcer % szerat 81 artisans tasobsn e. and en-.
pioyees in tae estanshls of such persoa sre
msy bs engaged ~ Ter csHtraet vi he government
In flInizhsg ordnance aad ordnance stores, sad
uer E1uniti5ls of ssdds-, harness and army sup
til5s The M msst al BE- en-oied and then re-
lai es p pr.fi1-c iscisn 9. General order Eo. -
Hsu de- Fnlred e. ruz o=z1auce officer to act
uu er tas law tor 81 contrast rs FFtin yur iurscis
ton GUR5AS
Colonel and Chiei o. D d ace.
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II The provost marshal At Charlssiown. Va.
has issued an order suppreasing tbs cifealston
of the Cincinnati Enquirer ia the district Of the
Ksnawhs.
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~ The Mobile Tribune announces that the
schooner Prima Donna, with her cargo, has
been destroyed By The blockaders of that city.
She was encountered on Friday morning, about
SIX miles below the pickets ct Fort Morgan,
beyond the reach Of aid Where she was from
is not stated. It is supposed that her crew e5-
canfd
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The location Ct tle Appeal oaEoe
ls on state street, a few doors be3oy
tl,c -Rnet -aRlc.a.
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fAI MLLLl48 r HUNT T. charged with e sz4.
IA cution q the 20 I'VE Geueri Order, No. ia the
Seai-s q George 1tnnssses- AIsbams s1d Ri ssppi
n IT JeH1,
Major and Superintend ut.
EfOFTRACTORS for 4ren and other MN. Ions CT
~ Ear viii see Ia. m chased with thu execution
o. ne ab7Fe order Ehsl ngidy enforce Il in all
cases 1raoFHt ny notice, and afdo1 IS er pre-
Tans 1rr io-a te cuee Ia entsHt OF the eifrz and
1ini 8ursau vi send cvefy conrrac'or 50 falling
who su1=c 20 rae eouscr pr 20 Tie nc sr11t camp
q ins.rletion FOR service 10 tee sr1y.
WA RJ5HAkDSoE HUNT,
Uh5-lm Eei r- ctc, Ordnance Daty.
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TEE 1..szOo Pass EXPEDITION.
90 90. 1.gogre.. = Eonr.es.. -.

The Difficult Part Of ths Route O0sycoms-Ths
Tctiakatchie Riger-Pcacefut Disposition Of
the Peepte-C0 Forts Building EolosT
Dozen the C0untTy-Au Instance of the Cru.
city of Rar-ParsOn Hatchs Cotton Pie
Preparations to Meet the Easmg, ETC., ete
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THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1868.
From Nor,A Carolina.


We suppose it is hardly necessary longer to
withhold the fact that our forces under Gen
Hill have made demonstration IN the diree-
ton of NswbsTn. Raleigh was alive with ex-
travagant rumoTs, nearly al of which needed
confirmation. This much We know There
was a skirmish between our forces and part Of
the eneny's forces a. Deep Gully, some eight
or ten miles from Newbsrn, on Friday, with
soms loss on both sides. We took one priso-
ner. who had been brought 10 Kinston, who
said when asked the extent of the force at
NeWbern that he knew of but eight regimsnts,
but could not speak positively Gen. Petit
grew went down on tbs north side Of Eeuse,
and it is thought attacked the enemy ia their
Notifications at Bsrdngton's ferry, opposite and
two miles from NeWbefn, but with what result
not known.
We arc not permitted to make public all we
know, but we are safe in saying that kewborn
had not been attacked up to yesterday We
caution theipubhc against extraYagant street ru-
mors, not one in fifty of which is to be believed
Should there be an attack on the town, or
general engement between tie armies, we shall
lay the news before the public as fast as re-
ceived.
A correspondent Of the Progress, writing from
GoldsboTo', March l5th says; There is no re-
liable news from below as to the movements of
our troops There was a Tumof here this morn
ing that the battery at Barrington's, opposite
Newbern, had been surrendered with Eve thou
sand men, but it was not believed. There is
one thing certain, there was heavy firing thero
ell day yesterday, up to eleven O'Clock last
night. snd l understood from passengers upon
the Kiaston train this morning that cannOnsd
ing was distinctly heard in that direction this
morning. PettigreW's brigade is at or near
BarrinptOns. There was heavy skirmishing at
Dsep Hollow on Friday last. The Yankees re-
tired across Rocky un aud tore up the bridge,
when cur men repaired it and pursued. Gen.
Hill's horse, understand, was struck twics in
this skirmish. Our loss not much"
The Wilmington Journal, Of the l6th, says;
A private letter from Newbsrn received within
the last few days, gives the information that,
about ten days ago, Foster was at Newbern
with about thirteen thousand men, and was ex-
pected 20 move in few days in the direction Of
Kinston or Goldsboro' The letter sdds that the
Yankees at NewbeTn say that they are sick Of
the war; soma of them say thsy viii not fight
any longer for old Abe Linkhorn, OF any other
Abolition President. A large portion of the sol
diers do not like to bear arms along with ne
groes.
The Journal of the 17sh, has no further intel
ligence from Ne0bern.
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TMPORTANT no OFFICERS

GRFsADs Miss.. MsTCh ~, 1903
TTsvIyG b-en orders1 d Bris. er-3eneral Pillow
III q take conn -ni o. and cirect the oFeraions o
Al saears detai &C ff-m ths Army Of Tennessee and
sent 20 Nsrh Mississippi on fecraiiine service haVe
tabis es my beasq guar ers at this pises, where al
--5ch H6ers viii Iepa-z % n for orcers.
T. W WHITE,
.aa r- Colonel d Af-a1is.iuu
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G. 8. - - .ININa BCREAu.

a-AA -tsi'r -i-Is llu1
IL ccsaEnu7 est sd " a the tiore nusHt
- Iron md Copper C-utrscrs il Ge-rsis, alebsma,
hIsEis4 pPi enc lenue-ses wild hereafter Eddrs sse
- Nsjo. Wm- r Huui- Selraa, Ala
Il rropes1g c0l.rs g. in lroa- ETC.. time vii be
fa=ed ly ff rss nz tha terms ald al isesi details
throu q The Selma acs. in-tasd Of lu5lnt lag Propo-
sis as herst1foses IL ehmocd.
J. n ST. JOHN,
mh5lm Mai II and suPsrntenda1t
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~ Wm B. Howell, father Of President Ds-
Yis' wife, died in Montgomery 6iW days sinee.
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An appeal AfoE0 eEnEEDHtdaa
The Italian journals publish the following ap-
peal from Gsribaldi, addressed to The People
of Europe :"
d. not abandon Poland Every people has
right 10 assist this uufortunste nation, which
is proving to the world what despair can do
Dissrmsd, deprived of the flower Of its young
men, already prescribed or imprisoned, bending
the neck under numerous army, it rises like q
giant. The men leave the town aud rush into
the woods, determined to conquer or die; the
women spring upon the hired sssassins who
sbduet their children and put out their eyes.
Do not abandon Poland D. not wait until
you are reduced TO despair, as she is; do not let
your neighbor's house be burned if you wish to
be assisted in eXtinguisbing the cofagraton
that consumes your own.
Roumsins Of the Danube, Msgyars, Germans,
Scendinaviaus you are the warlike advance
guard of the peoples in the dsath-struggle which
is now taking place in the glorious land Of Sobi-
eski and KosciuEko.
This struggle is the struggle Of despotism
against right; it Is a tragic episode of the theft
committed by the three vultUres of the North to
the de5iment Of the liberty aud the life of one
of the most considerable nations of Europe. It
is the violence of brutal force against the trsn-
quillity ef the man who wishes 10 live peacefully
by the labor of bis hands-Violence which viii
continue while people think only of their Stom-
achs and leave their unhappy neighbor under
the yoke of the crowned butcher
Do not abandon Poland Initiate. at all
events, your tyfants-they do not abandon her;
the valiant HungeTians afford recent proof of
this. Victorious over Hspsburg, they were
crushed by her Northern accOmphee
And thou, guardian Of The Alps, head of Eu-
rope, descendant OF the men of the Gruti,
throw the republican rife into the balance Of Eu-
rope, and thou wilt see what it weighs. It is
foG the free people now to establish order in the
world, disturbed by the moribund desires Of
despotism.
Do not abandon Poland If we assist her as
we ought to assist her, we shall have fulfilled a
sacred duty, and the world will be constituted
in conformity with the welfare of>the human
race, then blessed by God.
G GARIBALDL
CAPERERA, February Is, 1868
MADE TO Pay DAMAGEs.-Hon. Henry Fitz.
hagdiBge Berkeley, III. 2 +, and several other
titled end eminent Brihshess, have been made
to psy about twenty five thousand dollars dam
ages TO some travellers who were sWindled by
what was known as the British Columbia
overland trsrsit company under the manage.
ment of Col. Sleigh. Berkeley and the others
lent their names as nominal directors Of this b0-
gus company for gouging the sdvsntuIeTs TO the
Caribeo region.
y The Poughkeepsie Press says; "The
best capital for young man ID capital young
WIFE, Il is, at least sort Of capital that IS
generally productive point slwsys eonsid
cred, IN making Investments.
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Hd, and suPsriateal1s.t !.


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u ln.ersst Of he GavernmeEf "a III Sts.ss of
= Z ana Q =oreia ald Ie uezsee, 81 aficer- having
.so-trscts wiz Iroa masters m hose states will reprrl
ehem ms, t1st may Iaako them conform 10 The
terms Gale u prices hieh are established and
force their iunllnen-
rM RICH RnS1N HUNT.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-26

ES- A late Washington dispatch says Lincoln
has Indefinitely postponed The expedition 70 col
Onizs =" American citizens Of African descent" Z"
BE wants a uesTer association, probably