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The London Morning Pest says: It is now
well known especially among those interes ted,
that Csptsin Ssmmes, Of the Alabama, is about
70 change his flag and hoist it upon q more sub
stsntial, hut equally IS fast a ship as the Ala
bsma. Captsin Bullock, who for the LAST year
and more has been in this country, supsrintend-
ing the construction of vessels for the Confcde-
rate service, is now about TO lave the CLYDE,
and viii probably call At Cardiff, with G large
iron vessel for the C0ufsderates Captain But
lock will sftsrvard take the new p~rivRtear to
a port at present a secret, and there transfer the
command 20 Czptsin Semmes. The command
Of tie Al.bsma viii then devolVo upon CAPTAIN
Balleek, until such time as Captain Matt. Of
the privateer Florida is enabled to take com
nand Of the Alabama The Florida viii than
be under The guidance Of Captain Bullock until
Ca7tain Jones is appointed
The transfer is easy az accounted fer. Bullock
is more Of 6 naval architect than an energetic or
experienced saaman. L was Captain Bullock,
and not Mess-F. Laird Brothers, who modelled
the Alabama ,snd superiDtended her construction.
OF course the bui dsrs have been obliged 70
bear the blame or praise sttachsd 10 the con
E~trrclion Of the fsmobs "290;'' bRt that CAPTAIN
Bullock is the nan who modelled snd watched
over The erection Of the Alsbama, there is rot the
Eligttest doubt Tho new vessel on which Cap
tain Sanmes hoists his Gag Is 8 large iron screw
vessel, mounting twenty one guns, and rs we
have sisted before, combines he two great re
quirsmsuts ofs msD-oEw ar-speed and strength.
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Reporis IRON Northern virginia.

TIE train which arrived By the Central road
last evening brburb; he usual number Of gen.
ilsmsn with mm1rs. From then we learn that
in the bzttls Of Winchester our troops eaplu-ed
Between four and five thousand Of the sRsmv.
comprising the remains Of thirteen different
regiments Nobody knew anything about
hilToy. We learn from q good source ihst the
Winder cavalry, G company formed in this place,
AID consisting Of Msrylanders, lost between
ffy and sixty n killed and wounded, aud that
it7 commander, Captain Raiser, was MORALLY
wounded.
The movements Of Hooker show, according
t. the accounts Of some Of our cavalry, who
cana down in charge Of prisoners, that he has
been intensely fssrt1l Of Gen. Lee getting in
tie rear" since the last fght on the Rapps6sn-
mock, and his present retreat was conducted
with the greatsst caution, his various corps d'ar
nee being kept under the protection Of gun
beats as they went toward Alexandra, as soon
as g~unhoa.s could DO get up. His main army
s Bow said to be between the White house, on
the Potomac, two miles below Alexandra, and
some point beyond the latter plaee-Rieknoad
Enquirer. l5th.
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Ane.her - I'D - - Teaae..re

Another Yankee 2uid into East Tennessre
Ohc-aI dispatches were received here yssts--
day. that the Te0ue7see renegade 81dAb0ltiOu-
ist. Cartar with o mounted force Of shout two
fh1u-su6 Yankees was within p few mile If
tbs village Of L2u5ou, 90 Sen O'Clock yesterday
mori1e Our orosg ver7 in line-7fbattle there.
awaiting his approach. But iala aoprehen-isH
ives felt that they would be abie 20 1sma-a The
rsilrcs5, or destroy any az tbs b~dZes. which
ers strongly fortified, and some Of them supplied
With artillery.
Later information has been received tbst the
raiders came 0u TO Lsu9ir's 8tati11, sbous six
o. seven miles tHe other side Of London. where
they destroyed the important factory IF the
Leuci. brothers, together WITH the residence
near by, and en- the e~7jacens oat buildings
They naxt tore uu he track If the railroad fer q
considerable 7i7,anca aud thea tired by the
r7ute thev first came Two citizens caBturs7
bv Cavte's men. carried Of a short lsts1cr and
5ubssCu-ntly released, report tast ibe Yankees
6-c'arrd it wss tl7ir intention TO e. 10 Knoxville
and saek ard barn The p'scs that night. il
seems they got VINO, ur soma means, of q strong
C9nle3sTsss forcs at L0uiou bridge. and the
ssrsrg "a Of Che position, and concluded % avoid
tsst point. il So happened thct LsaolT5 sta
ton was yesterday ungusTded. from the iac
lbst troops were being transferred from one 90
another department The 54tb Virginia il-
lanry. one Of t6a oldest and best regiments 81
tire service, had just left Lsnor's yesterday
m0rniHg, and IF this raid had been anticipated.
the Yankees might have paid the penalty Of
their im"1doDes IL is % be hoped they viii
yes be Cu- oi, aud not q soul of them captured
They should never BE- permitted to get back
the moCutsins-Chaitaa00g4 Rebel. 2Isf
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CAMP TEXAS BRIGADE, woo COUNTY. MISS, Z
June 9th, 1903. s
EDITORS APPEAL: Twill sssums the task Of
trying. at lssst, 10 give the doings and where
sbouts Of the Texes brigade, now under the
commend Of Col L 8 Rlss-but which has
heretofore been c~ommsadsI by Gen. John T.
WbitEeld.-for The benefit of all Texsus o1 this
side Of the river, if you viii allow me a small
space occasionally in your valuable paper.
This brigade crossed this side Of the Missiz-
siDpi river, wish Gen. Prices srny, about tie
10Th Of april, 1868, and has done good service
in this Sts.e and Tennessee, in every engage
mert since our arrival. Bst very little has ever
been SAID about the gallant coud,et Of these
Texans, who have been in The Confederate ser
vice for two years, aud can compare the losses
sustained, By referring to our muster rolls, with
any other regiments or brigade in tie west. We
have Just arrived hero rem Spring Hill, Tern,
where we composed a part Of Jones' cavalry
ssrps, marching over three hundred mi'es, and
are now thrown in front of Gen. Loring's com
mand. We have just returned from down the
Yazoo river, where the Feiersls have been, and
noted the destruction of private property these
hessisns have done.
The little village of MeehsniesyiIe has been
burned TO the ground, and also numerous phi
vaio dwellings have been destroyed by these
hirelings, who coma South with the hope Of sub
~jugating a proud people, who are fighting for
their homes aud property, and al that is dear to
freemen.
As TO the next movement, I know nothing, as
I am not admitted into private c~1unsels. but can
say that The army here are confident Of success,
whjle Uudsr The leHd sf Cen. Joe Johnston.
Success Is our motta-and we viii soon clear
the Isnks out of the interior Of the State and
sesd them back to take shelter under their gun
boats, TEXAS.
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Formidable Remittance - the RursiIment
in Chic.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June I6-An0thar and a
formidable resistance 70 the enrolment exists
now in Holmes county. i appears that some
lays ago warrants were issued by the United
States court At COium ms for the arrest Of sbout
ten persons ia Holmes county, on charges ofiB-
terforing with the enrolling officers. Tbs
proper ofic.Ts have been prevented from max
ing arrests by an armed force of six or sew
sn hundred The iorcs is organized aud en-
campsd, and is preparing for q fight. In
EeDchments are being constructed, so that with
some cannon which they have, they can offer
here this eveuing % clean them out, which viii
be most eaectually dsns, if an oportuuity is
given This is this most serious opposition to
The enrolment in Ohio which has yet baeu re-
ported.
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a - 81 lhe RIn,kraler.

Special Dispatch &c the Petersburg ExprssaI
FRANKLIN SEABOARD RAILROAD, June Is.
TIE enemy, feveTal thousand strong, with cav
slry artillery and infantry, attempted to fierce q
passage across the Backwster at Joyners and
Bsekwater bridge, last night, bat were re-
pulsed.
Tbs evening they opened a heavy FIRE upon
Fra1khn With artillery ard 3 regiment OF mere
u rides, keeping up a severe FIRE for two hours
At shsrt range. They were sgain rspulsed The
commanding officer here did not use his artil-
cry st all, ba. only the men in the rife pits. A
good many CT the enemy were killed. No loss
On orr side.
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NaRTH mraarsaTPPG

Our specialslssm No-ih Mississippi ADJ So as
Of an extensive FstgFarsS-a4hsf section.
Unfortunately this rich porion Of the State has
been left for some time comparatively unprotect-
ea-ths forces Of Gen. CHALMERS having been
entirely inadequate to prevent tie advance Of
any suuh force as seems to De il the country
The result win, we fear, be disastrous to tho
planters in ths coButies oveuun.
On finding our forces ready to meet them In
the vicinity Of Knoxville, and after q sharp
skirmish. they took the direction Of Strawberry
Plsins. where they would undoubtedly under
take further destruction Of the railroad
The damage accomplished so far as known is
but slight, aud can be repaired il a day sr two.
This raid. even if not interfered with, win not
probsblv extend below Grenada. They may
aim 60 destroy the bridges over the Yalabusha,
at that point, for the purpose Of preventing
General JoHssroE from deriving any supplies
from the country above, and their success would
Be q disaster indeed. We should feel easier &c
learn that their progress was arrested at the
Yoeona, and shall await further particulars with
anxiety.
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Special Dispatch 10 tbs LouisYEsJsuTasi
MURFREEssoRo', jane Is Morgan io re-
ported again this side the Cumberland and oe-
cupyiHg Lshszon. A portion Of his forces are
also 81 Aexaalris and Liberty. The object
DsserteIs from the front say that four
brigade, supported b. seven pieces Of srtiley,
hold Bell Buckle, and tbas H,overs esp IS &C.
cupiei 6y s brigade Of mounted inlaury and
one regiment Of Georgiaas afoot. They say ths
rebels are confident of their ability to hold Vieks-
burg, and arc looking for Bfagg TO take the
offensive.
NASHVILLE, KY, June I6-The rsbios, under
Peer Everett, r0bbsd tbs citizens Of about
$4,000 worth Of goods aud money, and the
Government Of about 81, LOCO. The home guards
Of Lewis county gave them o warm reception.
Two prisoners had been brought in.
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"a The Richmond E1aniser in n~ofaiug TIE
withdrawal Of the Federal troops from opposite
FredeHcFsbug ays
As soon as IT was ascartained that tho enemy
mad eyacutted their camps On the Stafford hills.
great numbers Of inhabitants Of Fredericksburg
md Spstisylvsnia crossed the Rspahannock 70
see the sights and cellecs such spells and tro
1hiss a. had bsen deserted By tho Yankees.
Some were well rewarded Tor their trip. We
heard Of enc man who returned to fredericksburg
with a half beg Of coffee. Thirteen struggling
Yankees were picked up By our troops. and sent
o his city by The cars These fellows were 10
me spirits Eud great good humor. They say If
sc had sent over two regiments On Sunday We
uigaf have captured ten thousand men who
we're state CT muiiny. They all declared the
WsT 20 be played out"
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RAILROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED {
Fedorals advancing on Grenada A.!

CHAHLz5ToN, aitz, Ja-sl9. via Gunaia, Juns 90
The Fedarais, after blraiag the rsaroaa brsgs over
The Yocona river, moved toward Cs5as ferry, Gen miles
below tbs bridge.
An'ther colHma Is reported aiyaneng down Ls val
ley, toward Eeedsrs
Our fsrcsa under General chaluea are IN position to
retreat ia lafaty, 81 the force Of Tie enemy should prove
oTerwhe.lilE B.
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The following is General Lees dispstch an
~nouneing The capture Of Mariusdurg, Virginia ;
CULPEPER c. FL, june rs. 1863.
GEV. S. COOPER, Adjataat and Inspector General;
oESEEAL-On the afternoon Of the I7,5,
Gen. Rhodes took possession Of harrisburg.
capturing several pieces Of artillery, more thsn
two hundred prisoners, a supply of ammunition
aud gTain. Our less, ons killed and two wound
Ell.
(Sirne5) R F. LEE, General
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Too LATE.-Yes.erday The provost msFsbal
of Richmond rss5ived q communication iTom
Bdgader-Gsuora Ruggles, commanding the
Ass district of Soush Mississippi and East Loui-
sians. directing that four Federal prisoners, car
tured id that department, be not exchanged bus
held ia irons as hostages for caItain parties im-
prisonsd &c the North. Those named to be he'd
were Sergeant Long, Thos Denons, " Sharp
ley and 8. w. ri, al members Of company b,
12th Michigan regiment. Tho order was dis
patched TO the e~ommandant Of The Libby prison
post. Capt Turner. bat the proposed hostages
hsd down, having been parolad and sent Of with
tho other prisoners On Saturday Richmond En-
GmiHsy.
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The Atrociops Jnhumanity Of tie Enemy

Ele AtroCtOEs Bnhumanffy Of the Enemy
The following letter has been received by the
War Department, and IS published tbsi the
world may know th8 i1famy Of Che armed de-
mons who sre now invading our lard. Isseeu5
Glm77t in00s'ihl9 to conceive that beings I'm hu-
man form could have been found so buial aud
so fo15ish, as to treat with indiguitv an sna-
cis.e3 and diving lady, and then deliberately fire
tho house and consigu her Co tbs ssmss Eek,
here IS official proof Of the facs, officially given
% the w~ocld-Riekmond Sentinel
HEsDoUAETFEs - DIVISION.
Jacksen, Miss-, Fay 25 1853.
Col 3. s. Ewen A. General;
CoLozEL I dssira respectfully, through he
proper channel, to bring before The Secretary Of
Wsr The particulars OF e gross 9usrags eff de-
caeey, aud 20 u.tsr disregard Of Inc claims Of
humsnity, psrpstratsd by the forces Of Msj7r-
Gae. u S Grant, while in possession Of this
CITY, (Jscksou)
T am the A. e. General Of Major Gen -'s
division, aud was absent from this city AID on
duty with she command, between YickshUrg
and the Bg Back riv5r, waea the United States
forces became possessed Of the city of Jackson.
Ny family, consisting Of wife an5 two httls
children, were dcmi1iied At the C7ufadsrate
house, = hotel kept for public entertainment by
Richard O Edwards.
Ny wife was helpless. beng c1n6nad 60 her
bed iutha last stages of pulmonary consumption
given over byphysieiaus as beyond tie reach
Of msdiell skHi. Ils other fsniis8 sld trau-
sisut brar1ars % the h9tsl, together with ITS pro-
pdat0r, .sis as the snemy'5 forces came in and
took possession, and my owa family wess the
sole occupants left Of those who Of right be-
l0Dgad there.
Alter violating the PrivreYo Of 10Y bs~dchambs-,
searching my bagesge and pspers, and treating
with CONTEMPT the eHtr5stics Of my dying wife,
the men, belonging % tbe United States forces,
deliberately applied tie torch % the building in
several places, including The apartments iDme-
diately above and inue1iately beneath that in
Whieh she was lying helpless.
BY the most active eZeftons only nv servant
succeeded in getting the services Of swo eii-
zsns, sEd ny wife was ttedR1 Of ths hulliur
while Is Yves being 5ursed to the eroue5. ezl u
this manner aioHe was she snd TIE rsGzinder
o. my fsmiy SAVED frcn the feDdssuess Of q
brutal sgamy. i deemed If my duty, as ar
efiesr in tho service Of The Coufsds-scy, 30 lay
this statement before Tie proper Department.
Very respectfully,
-- MaIoT and a A e. 4
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VALLASDIeHAM-Tho washington Journ

XALLAEDlGHAM-The Washington Journal
Of Wednesday evening, says
We trust hat our interior cotempoTsries win
at iaststop blowing AID ta king about M. Va
l~GudDgAan. There sEo some things Of which
the least said tho better, and spBrecialiDg This.
we base so fare said nothing absut tho move
ments Of this very clever gentleman FROM Ohio.
We would now state, however, for the beu-ft Of
whom it way concern, that Mr.. G. i. Fallau-
digham is no longer within the bounds Of The
CgnfedeTacy; Glsy, that he is The Democrats
candidate for Governor Of Ohio ihat he is q
strong Union man, bur does not think thst re-
union can ever be socured by ~coereioG, bot gees
for peace, hoping thst Union msy result but.
al any rate. be goes for peace, preferriDq even
separation to subjpgstion or ~extsrminaGou.
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JACKSON June 2J.-A soldier Wko escaped FROM Louis
vile Ksnleky, on the 5h instant, confirms the report
nlt Afi,rs ID H. Thorn son sud p MCGOWAN, were
taken from the jail 10 that city and hung. under Burn
sides order f~orbIdiiug r%ser1I-ng in That State.
FROM Viel54burg and Vicinity.
JACKSON, June 2J-Cdz1us j1st arrived report e
Heavy s~Hsassmsut going ca bssv5sz J~aeks7u's cav
airy and the enemy at Big Bisok bridge. a tie tine
they isft tb-y say ths muszotry and eannosadi1g Yves
awful. Ne particulars as t1 re alt,
Terrific fdzE is heard in she direction q Vcka5urg.
FTshsiBz Cantsnaed az Psrs EEudssu,
OsYEA, Mss, Ju-s 20. via MOBILE aI-Ocasaisnal
frisg was herd at Pert Hlds0u daring last night
The Federais 8apuIaod az KuoxviIe.
KNOXVILLE June 0-six regiments Of mounted IN.
f.utry. enc Of cavalry, aud a battery Of artillery, Ia an.
three Thousand. attacked this city this msraisr Col
Trigg, Of the 5fth Virginia in command Of orr forces
after a spirited engsssmsr. Of an heur end q BALI with
or batteries drove the enemy frsm ths as't. ~wihbsfvy
loss Our loss wa siEkHlsd sad wounded Capt p
D. McCiung Of this city, wa skilled
The enemy has torn up che railroad and cut ts wires
several miles above here.
From tas lover 7EissIaaippf.
NArCHEz. June Is-Irfsrnaion hieh can be relied
on 10 received from Bayou Sara.
Banks bad Ten vita ts7 Thousand whites and IsEi51s
oibla-ks-the latter guarded
C7Ptda Har' eth Al8ar0-s COMMITTEE suicide at
Bsysu sars on the receipt Of TIE news q tbs fight AZ
Port Hudson
On the Yankees Ief; is Harry L5ga1's cavalry, within
one mile Of their d-etaeameuts, So placed as to cut them
or completely.
They stole al the pla.s FROM David Barrov'a house
Bayou Sara IS a r1fn-ths churches were desscrated by
them The coast .s slea- at Bsyou Sara
Later fram Port Hudson.
OsYRA June 2I-A reliable esnaemsn from the Vi
entity Of Port Hudsou, reports that Banks has received
eleven transports filed with enforcement, from hilton
Head but be mustered ont as many 80 received In BIS
present army be has from twelve to aHeea Thousand
men whose time &c out, and they refa-s to Hght
a courier from Colonel Lyons report, hss7y firing a,
P5r, Hudson every night. Gariner's men ere frm.
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81 T~ELEGRAPH.
FR0M B0HTH MISSISSIPPI.
Another Federal Raid Pro-
crossing


9reen % rry nphis Appeal
PASoLA, JAM ls-Tha Ia csc inisIlesnes from Msu-
advises ytAa. seven housaataddiaonaireinfores
meHarTGran Asve started down re river.
a heavy raid Is row being made into North lusEs-
sppi The or-es have reached Wyatrs ferry, Buck
snort and tie Coidwater. The probable object Is to
divert Clsiasrs from operating On tie Mississippi or
possibly 81 is tas initiative Of O heavy land movement
TO hlp Grant At the latest secosats hey had crossed
the Talalstlhio at Wyzt-s. %
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e DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
THXAS LANE S!
OsEC-EEEF Of ere
JUST0 LgEEDO T8ACT

TaI7 TRACT or DESIRABLE LANDS was So
4 lscfet for bis bsms rt- many years since By Col.
d rd wh3 vac an extensive ia-d owner in Texas,
I a.ior. .I the Ies 11-a1 a city, Of Calves
ton laa property les sT-r s-I ont o. bis fauiIr
H ll h mrs5.laatr sna
Wi be sold Ia parcels Of n--l7uita o. alsasus er 400
ats situated in Mial c971ty shia the tsnpss-fr
and .h1wery belt of Texas. a5cu- fory-dra misa
rorfheastvari t1 tls eai-i' nj -s Sra.e aaf aicut
d y flo miles nartlussr er from Brerh-m. lt4
weston ana aru-tl1.
Th,s rract is Divided i1.o two usrIy esusi p.ra BIZ
Biusay creek. ,emptyiug in.o ssh Gsbrfsl rigerl and
coupdsea an adut a1i- CO.. b8ai n Of la1ds To- zga-
l1' q ana Pa5ua pH7sl's Hish AID dry p0l- oak
Isnasi Med WITH Fencing m~4lerais;
ROLES Prairie,
wish beautiful buldrg sizes com1azdirg a view oe
is ontrs trset;
Eich TJ5ssBered BOTTOM
On ho 70 ees Of he creek. rising o. 20 Ell % e fns
pairs covered with mesquite grGs- net t1e 5suded.
Unsurpassed for Grazing Purposes,
Ana waleh extend -niu.srr1p sdy 60 shs banks Of ,hs
oea G breL Eom 81 Give 90 6feeu -les distant.
-as-n 81 county 5 Hot surpassed By any IN
Regularity Of Seasons,
DehabtfuI Climate. and
Health of the Locality,
And The trsetitsslE forms enc Of The bss,
TT present use or future profit Q be- found ia TezaF.
the iaud Of promise ard u peace.
Qgi-s The Dry year II 1870 n Texas. Ilr. Con Tvs
fam d p triton Of me tre-tD y sldsd a avrrreo %
my ol hsls ole m aud ht en- b7sleis Of wheat 20 The
acre. There are nuueroHs hJurnE misin Hilan. AMI
She ari1ui-g eounte cf Bell ana williamson.
an The small Frairs grow wei. eott "a y elds one babe
To- The acre. and Horss Muies S1esp. Hoss sad
Horned Cstie thrive without wintsrua ana ao
large rassd throughout the reg en-
The titles to the land D We never been qususonsi.
aud 90 uuI es i0ualls, sut there IRE no fq alters on
ir IRE settlsd portion Of the tate extends lur be-
ycn.-Ni en- c unity in every direetrn.
Ihe property now belongs 90 j. s Thraster. gaaa
inierdsa. of1ha Press Association and cu--hsft Be-
HHan.E mnarnnfn hanHnan Ln
dari Of 81 public posi- len Involves the lscessfy efa
ps7 af cld1ga n bus ilvestneut-.
Il IS ofere7a privlte sale urtiI the 9Th 7av q An
-ast, when. ST not Disposed e. ft ~iu Be soi4 a. rnbFr
e Et0 with8ut Ie-arvei fi cash. "a ConsGsrs-a
Urea ey no o. ~ the city OF g anfa
F.rflrthsr Information and plan Of tract apply &,
III. g. CO..
Whitshall street.
lHfaaHim WEs Atlanta, Ca
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q BOUT ths i6.h ef Mar las, baglbls g. james n
IA Rucza @ eoarsr. Tor $500. Tbs same has b "a
pad 70 Ar Bucks, sud al persona axe foreEaF
agsinat purchasing IT,
Ip5 NcCLANAHAE s DILL
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" TIE Nova Scotia god mines about which
considerable eEcltemoEt WAS croa cd some timo
60, bavs proved q failure. or the several
ousand miners Ct work in 1862, there remained
sPdug Of 1858 net more than from forty
10 fifty.
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SALE OF STEAMSHIP STOCKS by joins g.
RlGss-l he sale Of steamship stocks, Thurs
DAY morning, by John S Riggs, -sueioueer.
showed very little alteration Ia prices, except in
steamer Calypso shares, which br0uzh, a lsfga
Per eantage over tia original Investment The
attendance was large and ths bidding brisk
Five shares in Chsrleston ezsoriiar and i'm
porting company, Il Cobia, Esq, president,
Sf225 to 1925
One share In Palmetto exporting and import
ir- company VIM Raveuel, Esq, president
50 go.
-Four shares IN Cbieo-a exporting ana import
ing camranY e. S Johnston, Esq
500.
Dde share n porting aud imnoriinE c0mps-
NJ. W. G Bee, Esq, president, $500.
Three shares In s,esnsr Calypso, SI25 each
Two shares in Georgia expor1ng aud import
ing company. Q b. Lamsr, Eeq., president,
$l253.-Chariesi0E CaErsr, 1914.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

~ The refugees, ezies, sojourners AID trav
slers sill always ind a quiet and pleasant re
treat Al he Marietta hotel, now under the super
vision Of our friend Laaisr, who has been con
neclsd with the house for some years. Tn
rooms ore isrs and airy, and the accomnoaa
tons, eoafsrts snd eouysnioneas Of the hOus
in every respect equal TO those Of any otbei
similar esisbiahmsnt in tie South. The tsbh
IS srppIsd With the best the country affords,
AID uins fost' is ever vigi.snt, looking afa
tha canlart Of Bic gae.ts. Give him Q cal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22
WANTED.


RENT a SHALL house. con,aInine tar.epr
rooms Tor which a Sod prize WI b8 pd
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