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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

TYPHOID FEvEB Is rHs ARnv-Ersrv fsv We
hear cd angs OF death among the gallant boys l ths
army from that scourge typhoid fever. a gentleman
Of TIE medical profession in this eiy, citizen Of
Texas expresses his surprise that the potent remedy
Of spirits Of turpeltine has made little progress h
the country for the cure Of ths ailmeut ny friend
Dr. r., Of splendid professional ability, says thss
if sny remedy can ever be called specific spirits Of
turpentine may be 50 considered in case Of typhoid
fever.
two hours. and continues the remedy in larger l1ss
giving us high teaspeoufui &c dose TN the right
acton is seen the skin.
Spirits Of ritre may be needed 90 relieve staug1ry
apt 70 follow the administration OF turpsntue but no
Ing further is ever needsd-4t-aHta C7Hfslvaey
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
GREFNEILLF. Oelobar z. !

FRIEND Z. Hull; Enclosed 7 send yau one
thousand dollars Of Confederate script, and
would ike to have you dispose Of it for our
money if you cao, aud when yo1 can do so,
please forward tito me by express er otherRiss
Is you think proper, and keep oHaugh to pay
you for your trouble sud if you can buy ms
good gold watch ID CHAIN do 50, and exer-
else your Judgment in the matter in every re-
spect I wysse you and George last week.
srn now on my way homo, aud viii BE- back
hereths lssi Of tho month. Let me hear from
you and believe your friend, my compliments
to you end the lieutsnant, yoafs ia haste,
v q TT q SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

WoMEN IE Ds3IAND.-Fify damseIs, sent
out from England TO Yanc0uvar's island had,
Upon arrival, to be housed in government
building aad guard put over them, in order to
protect them frcm ths rush Of amorous swsins
Tney were sll soon disposed Of but whether by
lot or 70 the highest bidder does not appear.
Tho Vancouver Papes ciam0Ts tor more, but
prefers dairy msid5. 60 g0gernessss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

E-It IS stated thas the American Atmospheric
and Wafer Gas Hester ManufacluriDg COmpa-
ny, Of New York are about to introduce a mo
tive power which viii propsl machinery at less
than haf the cost now paid for fuel for tha5
purpose. Wiih this 8gent, two barrels of coal
oil viii take locomotive with . loaded train of
cars from New York to Albany, aGd SEQ barrals
viii propel g steamship which row requires zoo
tons Of coal to cross tbe Atlautie-NortEerA
Paper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

KgNTgclSy TO REsIsT--A reliable reniIe-
maa informed us yestsrdsy evening that tie re-
port With references to Governor Robinson Of
heniueky, csliing isi troops To rssiss Lineola's
despotc policy is undap5ie6ly so snd ihat tie
eayaInog has oale1Sfog sixty thousand men
We wait with great ehxlsty to hear tue facts
Hincsssisr Tam Ii5llstin, 25th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

FERuANDO .WooD FOR UNITED STATES
SESAT0R-The New York Leader says that
"AIr. Wood, being a representative man, viii
be presented as the candidate Of the united
Democracy for tho Office Of United States sena-
tor. Every member Of the assembly from this
city win cordially sustain him, as VIII the two
Organizations Of Tammany aud Mozart HAIL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

1T is intimatod that the
= -'}V hatis-it, recently launched in
straciiens in the James river. Is is 8 subma-
rine craft, description Of which, 6eyend ti7s
-it does not resemble anything in particular Is
not permitted to be published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
EnAE gRaHE ElEsgoa X.
The Late Ea Presiaeu John Tgisr and
Present Position Of Keatpcky

The Late E1.Presiaeu John Tgisr aud thl
Present Position Of Ksatpcky
From be Nateaez C,uriarl
The following letter was written to Col Cham
bers, then in Louisville Ky. but now sn exila
from that State in Mississippi. Afr Tyler, as tie
date of the letter indicates, fully PorTays IN ad-
vance of sny action on the part Of Kentucky, tho
situation her people would be brought to, GndeT
the position of neutrality which her State officers
were about to assume. As meter Of history,
the letter of John Tyler viii BE- read with inter
est and we feel regret tha. its distinguished
author could not have been spared 70 see The end
of a contest. the pToEreEs of which he has so
fsithfully pictured We thank Colonel Chatn-
hers, who is now residing among Us. for the use
Of iha original manuscript which We noE pre-
sent to our readers. The predictions Of the
author, IS to Kentucky. have been fully verified,
and we ere forced 10 acknowledge tie fact, more
ia sorrow then il anger
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

Tan Boxes TOBACCO. Also. large LOT Of good
tBg SneEiHg Iobzco9 Apply -
i A. BLUNT.
fae-ra Marion Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

Ggo, when the first news Of the battle OF Mur-
ffeesb0ro' reached our army on the Rsppahsn-
mock, one Of cur pickets holloOed across the
river to blue coat" We have wbaled yen
hse fen in Isnnessee-we took thirty-one pieces
Of artillery ana four thousand prisoners p
Coed cried ths Ys1Llsee s. wish you had
taken them all.7 That Yank-7 wishes to see
tho war come TO an end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of The
Stale Of MisSissipni.

JACKsoS JaaH'lry 4th 1853
0BDERED That EEecsl tarm Of he Eh Court
81 Err5rs aad Appeals BE- he & q t'le court room
81 tha ci.y of ckssa che this1 Ecndey of Febr1
srv SOB To- III lurpofe " 1el iug eaafes on ne
ru.insi dteas TIRE FRS al6 aeesnd districts. The
efnns aa 5n 81 decset If tie 1rsi district viii ns
fsken - thiTd Asu1ay oi teelliaFy5 snH tnos9
"A NJ eear5 as gt vil ss taken lp 0a the iourth
BIrufsv ri Frtrn rr s-d Ia said term 1iI BE soutn
rtd rrn RE arnial tls dOekets II sad nrS
and sscold q .rietE ere disposed q
A. - HANDY,
NM. L. HARRIS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

~ There is a little romance In the lie Of Yrs e.
b Mcclellan not gensrally known It appears that sha
was engaged some years ago to Gen. A. p. Hlil the
rebel, but her father having IN instructive repuenanca c
Mcclellan snd E were slauneh frends-Frant Essis 3
Hiusrrted
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

Ths total num0er Catholic priests engaged in Ire
diocese of Philadelphia IS hundred and ffv seven
Of whom one hundred and ffty the Mission aud
seven otherwise engaged. There one hundrsd ana
shirty aniar priests and tFantyseyen connected with
religions orders There are one hundred aud szt7r7o
churches and eight chapes four ecclesssca nstitu-
rons and four colleges eleven female academies ons
high school aud ons hospital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

SHIPMENT OF RAGS TO ANEIICA.-A Liverpool pa
per Of December fih says IluriHs the past month
eight thousand bales a cotton rags have been bought n
this market and three i1ousard btles IN London for
shipment to the United States
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

~ All Northern Virginia 3 sirll' alive with groes
escaping from their MASTER, and seeking protection
within lines. ia consequsnce Of tie emancipation
astion.-1officri PaDsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

~ What s stih. ssWehsd, befrizzied. be-
spangled ard siuek up set our generals are. sc-
erdiug 70 the porirats given in 5hs Southern
Hfs'raicd Sevs Better ISSUE the blank
sbeet Ian such illustrasiOns-C Charleston Core
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

"a Grace Eilndge, (wite Of Mortimer ID.
Thompson, Dossacks and daaehtes Of
Fanny Fern, died d New YORK "a Tie 23d
ali., g. the ageof twenty-five years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

TIE CHIPPEWA PAYMEsr.-Ths Chippewa
payment vas made at the Minnesota agency
about two weeks ago, without disturbance Of
any kind H0le-iR-theDay was there, received
his moaoy aid blankets, and went of apps
rensiy satisfied Il is stated, however, that be
loll-al .-nrr nna snllar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

- Tho rsnainsA zen. o. H. Mitchell. vrta diss
* Hnton Head ana "a buried st Bsauso-t. s0uth
Carolina reached New &-fk on the Issh instant. for
fnsE interlueuf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

THE BuIIsH IR0E- 0E-CLADs--Advices from
Lisbon state that the four iron-plated British
frigsiss, Warrior, Black Prince Resistance, and
Defence, had during tha recent heavy weather,
all proved Themselves to be IN possession Of
MaaL.aIlv aualt-es bsv0la expaclalion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

Sr7BsTfTlTfs WHO i not liable to conacHptioui
erss 81 81 f7a raai siclla7s E.vis'on Gen.
tr.as corps. For arsn raaaa 15ezai ssIn v q
inl e7iatal 70 Mrs "a. a. BROOKS
js24JoF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

nNe pares dno j GLasH DUELING H0JSTEI
y PISTOL e. tne s.a1a o. X 3. Evans on pitol
-flsst .uiia.f lor Il ofie-rs. s25lwf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

- Iag.i9ni, lhs celebrated ex-danseuse. is
mues redneed, pecuniariiy, and has announced
# A fa1s ae costly presents given to her
~ A-ngs Erfees' snd emataHrs q the pir0Rett
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

~ ~ azaalgs gives a specific for high
prices Let vyb0dy 60 to work and pro
auee, o. manufacture ail We can make, and dis
psnse Wllh q tlla5 e fat necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
"osE NEaRO .saORr'-.Fas New orleans 1.,l

ONE NEGRO .sH0I,T.' '-she New 9r-oars Ds,z
has this paragraph;
u strikes that James 1cQuoi Of the steamer Der
Vile is 10 tight place He went up the river tie other
day, and upon bis return yesterday be was 0ne negro
short. Inquiry was instituted. and 10 turned that
he sold the man. Gen Batter has locked cQuoid 20 u
the parish prison, ere remain Until be returns the
negro We ike the conditions although Old Barker
VIII call by the fearful nsuie Of AboIt1nis for saw
inc so--FraHk Ecsii9s HlustracL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02

- Wllat was-Eugland'5 course toward Por-
/ tugai DID England await recognition by
SPAN! Ahe revolt in Portugal begsn on the
/ lst Dscenblr, 1910 Ig January 164l the
+ Cost-s legsbzsd the aD.h31ity of Tie Duke ol
I b-3ganzs, 8Ud wItain enc year alleIWard a
t-eatY was SIGNED al windsor between Charles
aod John ~, which nos only recognized the
Independence Of Portugal, but which treated
TIE kiBg Of CestiIe as q dsposssssed sovereign; :;
and alleges, on ths FaIt Of Engl6ni, that be
was moved 10 e0ucluds this trssty by bis So
licitrde 70 preserve ths tranquility Of his king
dom. ana secure the liberty Of trade 20 bis be-
loyeo saoIscla. 4i5e contest was carried on
the Spauiards obtained victories they excited
colspiracics shey created divisions The pal
zee oi the King OF Portugal was the scene of
d5nestie dlseord, c3ur. intrigue ard msditated
Usufpasoa There is 10 trace Of any complaint,
Of rsoo1strsrc9s OF even murm0r, egainst the
eariy rec gnii7n by England. though il was
nos until tWenfv-six year5 aitsEaFd tda. Spain
ha-seit acknoH -edged the independence Of Por-
.ngal, and thea in trsaty concluded uBdsr the
mediation Of ENGLAND Charleston Courier.
- Yal2udighaal is dU,7n on the Pilgrim
t4shers" In late speach he said
Wouid rot deny or disparGge the austera
virtues Of the cid Puritaus Of England CT
America Bat I DO believe that, in the very na
ture Of things, no Community could exist Iopg |
~.
become greet where that siement in its earliest
or ucre recent fern holds supreme control And /
it is iny solemn conviction that there can Be no |
posaioo cr enduIaoo reunion Of these States /
unhi ii shal have been again sub0rdinated to !
0taes a1d more liberal AID conservative eie- /
luent5, and, above all unit. It's worst and most
mscldsVous development, Abol.tionism, has 1
5een utterly extinguished. Sir, the peace Of the
Union ana this continent demands it.
i5 ga5 Abolition, the purpose to abolish or IN
tsriefo wi-H and hem in slavery, which has
caused disunion and way. Slavery is only the
@ subject 1u- Abolition the cause Of this
ei7il war.
CHtRACTERIsTIC TsICBs-A couespon-
dent Of the London hldsr writes from BalH-
more:
Oae or two aneod2tes illustrative Of the in
evita5le mendacity which ehsrscisrizes them
from tLs commandsr-fn-clief Gen. HalIeeI,
down TO the bumble5t soldier must suffice, as
i ha7C already written too much
The Rev. Dir. -s gentleman well and
isvorall-g known IL Msryland. told me that he
assistei z on one occasion in burying 6fty Fed
era. soaiers in one large hole, and when their
1oae5 'tess covered NJ taair comrades placed
board ABOVE then' ca which they wrote, five
Eederai soldiers lie here 1ir. asked
tlem what they did tha' for, waan they replied,
tlzat i- was none 0f his business Al au0ther
place, ( wa5 old. & b0s-d was 90 be- seen, on
which is written Gen Anderson and eighty
rebels are buried here Gen. Anderson Ger
tainly does not lie thsre for he is alive and
among his friends, bas slightly wounded, and
vcry rluch question whether tie eighty rebels
couid be fosnd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
} the Editor Of the Noble Tribune

SIR: Inclosed l send you letter and some of
the YANKEES c0Iinier.eit Confederate money
(Which I fouud in portfolio which was given
to me on th9 bat l-dsid near A1urTsesbo-o) s. ct
in your widely cireul ited sheet it may he pub
lished TO the people Yours, respectfully,
Ed T. GoEr.rT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
FIOUR.
THE COLLINS HOUsI
GR ~. ~


HAS recently been reiiorated and rsfuruishsd, an
S ro7r OPEN fer the accommodation Of the pub i
ia DANIEL g. B0WLES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
Yankee sasoality.

The following Communication and abo am
nexed letter expose q very pretty specimen Of
YaaIee rascsliiy. The letter was taken from
the dead body of a Yankee on The battlefield Of
MarlfeesbcTo' Within is were inclosad one
Thousand dollars i'm counterfeit Confederate
notas, Of which 80 have in cur possession one
bill Of hundred dollars, one Of twenty, and one
Of Ave They are Pgelt ~ well gotten mp, but are
not difficult OF objection. Ia tue twenty dollar
bin she mistakes Of soma Of the Gyst counter
leits are corrected. Tire letter is written in
pencil and printed verbatim
~. al, E,5i,,r ,e the 1rob.ls rr--;i,,-,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-02
lLaBMl I'D HlSgRSIPPL RIVER

E's-al1s les-5sfscEsa 90 Selma, sEtsE.
Pas - G7+HsI2S
Tfeirafo1 aiil,.auoh N 1Tonfrouanrr To
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
The wright ss p,o~,.v,i,..

Lovv.nts, Ny. July 7. .issa.
The srs'sm~et vhich prevailed is.t syenins sna osl
minated N tuning sfrs pos,nn a or people 40 u~
between tssire ans ocI1s this Ysorhi1s -.
eoosoosi ty The nring ~ - Jafsrsosslle %
the ind..ns shofe seos mifEsh b. afsst = AsJatsnt
General sohss. sbo, w,bcst prsssa4 oabsslAgka -tl
ovr assnoyivs tock ihs means , wtt.sa lfe ias.sss
isgtsn, shase ssrs'ess nvS 't-rll wgs1 ~ ln.n.s-
dlsasly reqnwsa.
srtilery o.snes %. pvasfessrg tss-ssn Horssas saa
or foscss sno~s as,ss>s syush q IL eiiy last s.ss
va rur@s prs-as<a n the ssysao. - xsnas S~o.
. sIsypsrssiss. These r.~Ss e.ls = wsses b,
any saissnss surus, bet ss~vga& osz~ahs.vss
ss,-ssn bsrr ana shsbg<Tdssas es~smg ls.s sv.ntg
ts srrl,sHsst tesaas Hars nisrsiHsd s11 suas~sss1
tmossh the rsh, AZ wsass ths mesraos rfsAsbsy
rsus y sssahs letcss have bs~r MS ssas ssssowh
me, are ro~ kad 70 ~ rstf.ating
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE SITUATION AT PORT HUDSON


ffrc m the Augusta tGeo.) Consultation, june -
Prom Fort Hudson can hear but BANKS has tho
rogs Bdrk, earnot oayry q, gao, ~ enasn, ani hs
wi ia 'hers io~g eSeoA A. Wd aod u far rsys dEnn
te ~ a'ody hant ssik< hss invstmsm
General Banks neadaur,ers are situated two miles
from fort Hudson. and IT. cavalry pckets eSend sn IN
definite dstarcc into the Interior. sfiisr Ia tho
the mastering out ~ mary Of his reg msnts bsnks has
~, more than ~ 900 This, b0xevsf, mus, se an
under estimate fIis corps numbered over 10 .ooS men,
aad not more than SIX or eight fosin-s have been
te<ed out Among these we're the Billy wilson ZosAyes
wbcnsvef vers at Port Hudson All The writer says
singular " rests, the people Ia this reeon have tho
hopefulnsvs n tho strength " Port aa-n ana ,s
same snx,cty abost vicksbufs tine pie about Jses
s"n ara Mobile have W the strength q vossburg and tho
weakness of Fort Hudson Eyery night am tlld tbs
dull booming q The mortar guns BE- heard here -
Intervals The object " 20 X ~ The frum sleeping.
and as bs'r Feet can do no harm Ia daylight bey
assgted ihe duty ~ annoying The gsrrssan ad wearing
them out ~ constsnt wakeiunss~ 1he gsms =
ss@s raysn - ~. have beard @sn ,sy ~
trenches. amidst the dssbcal uproar they used
10 DO 10 be most quiet times.
IA "rhs1'ee !sf ~ ceneai cardn1 - ~or,t,rf~i
hars ~ - WSs wfh M hssaa b.n9 vho d1~s md
ioes 1ss asn a. a ov,S eesrandy snd a, f,art,.
snd rrprasosed easnsry /, as.aS bot s.ssa TIE ss,
tefes q Port Hudsnn simply had deal bsn~ss
ard shells v de~shy docs 70 NE ys1tss ih's~e and 70
pert servant ~ the skeleton rearrr any ihss
ever lived scyt nv pevd, ns asf sBf
t.y's~ vs, ~ fee sesstI h sr,ysag eoys ~ AZ grA
and heaysHo I.ssssf sf.a Asa osssr A,rsoe sarsev
an 1srrea ~ senferDsn ~ The hxhes, stand ng irnsn
loaAHa "ss Arr lasip tsss ~ Jvf Uvssss fha' k~rs
v8,' ssppbs here ma, bs q Sd .na @,ler nss, ",
tbse nred o. 10 fear a tbs sEs ttsr grss gyag
osi Ihi- y cheering indeed hen.mb~r hoe nssny
Day Hags and krhy smiths ~nses sansss,~l "a
psfcle9 eefs alone 10 their nsBocsy esngsisa sra
@iefwMas longht tho battle a isF'yFNs, ace
ladge our brave boys a rort HsaHn ars
nct q ,hs ..ine rn.s,ls s,oe - Je,aisr in1 to
y ~ at.s a"d T'an. ard fiss " esu ,.ii,..
Ftcaprt ofen "a, r1yio gorf Hsde, drtr Bsass Is4.
ctaf efefftF rHai an fssy iiss a. sr1isasAs .g~s
N-s oreanf, Ho~ -o.rnfag itis N.sts - A< ssa,i,s
bts.M
" nm The hatcher Cc1rler Jods -
W gentean frdvn ttnion We lsarn ssys ~ Nstchey
cssrr, tis' y rsr cut q Fort Haasoa 10 ecu Iaka.
nen. sAys er q" ~ fsrg aisfs Aas ten ~ 49,
sgss. ~4lsd ord ps-~ks ftd0al 10 ssy .n1.s 49,
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Oar New Orisan. corrsspoaa.nss.

Oar New Orleans CORES spo nd nee.
SKw osLxArs, June 10, lse3
Port Hndion Sda in Formation II ae Enaxy-Bloo.iy
AGafr a. Dona'd,onriie. .gatI snhe Dera,tmo,i--
.Slck aud Wounded-TAe Ro,es Captured at Do..ld,e-
tliie-The Wed,h<r, dc.
Port Hudson st remains in possession Of tho enemy
We have bocn promised the grand assault every
day for time past but Il has yet come o. No
crplana,lon u given regarding tho delay consequently
We are led 10 believe that tho "forlorn hopen ret
properly organized. There nothing sad acernluy tho
enemy being in force ia II they arc there 40
suppose. Is evident ,heY dop.. .sapc.iips
do attack uniess ovcrpowcrng
fofco.
murdcrous affair came or al Doradsonville On sun
day morning last. The enemy attempted carry
little fort that point by storm, but failed in the
tempt, and retrcated with loss Of huhdrei
Killed outright and hundred and twonty prisoners.
Tho attack made by Texas regiment and nearly
every In either killed taken pr rsoner.
our loss was Eve killed aud fourteen wounded only Tho
United states steamer Princess Royal participated and n
nrc that told with such fearful upon the
enemy
with the exception of tho above, every thing n tho
department remains al 10 my Last and must do until
the fate Of Port Hudson IL decided We hardly hops
FOR any change for tho better until army heavily
and effectively reinforced and Mo feated tsrm over.
The wounded officers and In tho department
very we'll General Sherman viii be- abe TO lsayc for shs
North in icw days. General Payne. although having
ost his log. doing very we'll Captain bordcsn goes
North by the lfs government transport
wo hear nothing from along the line u Tho opelousas
Railroad except that tho rebels at BrsshsaT CITY
running ths A,chafaaya river all Of he ARTICLES
thcy captured at that point u nad thai many u ths
TEXAS regiment engaged In the affair Donaidsouvis
wore clothing and had that BrArhssr
think tho report not mprobable for ihsy much
/ OF almost every article thsy needed.
The transport steamer CAhs~oa, 10 said, viii leave
thIs for Nsu York. sbe may may not, for
tho sailing AZ army transports about uscertAin -
| anything possibly bs shai leave tho dcisiIs %
Affairs here for tho regular stsAmsr the George
Washington. so sail on saturday nsxt.
Tho weather very hot but heAltiof the
| city thus far remains excellent
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
RsJoicings AZ Bridge port, Conn.

bniblsiou, Jny T,Is63
An enthusiastic m.sting hcli here day On
the reception the n the faI u vlcOburs. nr'ls
rurg the lsh battery arci saine q hundred
guns. and In tho evening immense meeting was afan.
tancousy called together al Frasn Hall y. r Earnam
presided Msjpr General Anderson. rho "a In town,
the stand and received with cheer
ing Speeches we're made By r. rarnum ~ IIeary
+ Hewitt, o. General GRANTS star HeV 4 X Thompson
ana others cheer after cheer broke TIE speakers Tor
General Grant the soldiers of his array and Army n
The Potomac Ihe meeting Adlosrned q a late hour
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Ths Riot at B.Hais.

rtu410. iaig !. lssa
Hgwns efsa.ng - feribsr aaiafi snoe - o,sssf.f
s~sb 80 f<ters srg resas1 thsn dssfHiase - ~4tsh
81 ssssss rth .ises s1A pftvust tbsif ots ax
Ia tlIa filt yssfsFeay tw0 Esus~s zee frssuel sGt
sbsai fMsiye ieiy ts&tea fhH ifitnsa ssti rtt ~
sssfo ~ esss.fessy keft i2siss'tsas 80 nsvrs
sL<t AaA sr@i aesIsse~ rsaf-
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sGassae b use zee JsbiIans.

Bos1os. July fsn5
Tie news OF the surrender of v,essburg spy~arsi 70
cause more Joyous erespspt m B~on than any prev yous
event of the w1. Bells runs, cheers gwen, and
congratulations exohasged gssersny.
Al se~barypor, ,bs bells w,rs runs ani salute u oss
hundred guns nrcd.
Despatencs fron aoAsicrs describe similar ds-
DoDsssHs,ons d y and grssiieds for the goroas event,
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Murderous Rebel Assault on
Donaldsonville.
LARGE CAPTURE or REBELS
Our Approaches Within Twenty Yards
Of the Citadel At Port Hudson.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FINAL ASSAULT,
&C., &C.. a.

Tho United States mail steamer CahAwba, Captain
Baker, from New Orleans arrived yesterday With in
tcrssting We suboin correspondsnis letters
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salute In New Haven.

NEw HAyts, July y 1898
There Is great rsjocng this city tho news a
the capture of Vicksbarg.
A national salute u beng fred upon The public
square by direction of the Mayor
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The Lne~ee.

Huw osiSAss, June so-2P ~
Tho United States steamer Tennessee Ia down from
Springfield Landing. Tho report thai approaches
within twenty yards u the enemy citadel The
tack may come on at any moment.
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sand Of all sos In lass Saturdays attack which lasted
hours and terrible, the loss of IN. enemy vas
heavily increased Plenty e prortons, and ns 9drlsn
!" tAs tsst Qf Asakh aad sp,rsh. Gen. eardn0 e"doa
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~ aine JsyOus.

PosrssD, Ne, JAY !, fs,3
Tho bsis are p<Aiins sauis nfins. and tho ci,rsns
are IA ugh state q srol,smsnt ss~ssy over tbe vors
burg news
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Ciseisssss RsJssees.

c,css.n, Iaiy !, isss
II. reycDgs over The ssusncer a yesstarg tAss ,is
piaoe ~ basincsy % day.
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Rejoicings I'm Philadelphia.

PHIApElrrnA, July I, 1863.
The newspaper Offices illuminated this evening.
The Leo building has stars placed all along tho entire
front. The North American has tho word 'victory.n
The Bulletin and other Offices tslefnly in
honor Of the victory Numerous private dwellings and
other cd lnces are Illuminated