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LETTER FRow THR KAZOO-TAL,
LAHGTCHUB.

1plcA - tGe Mempla Htf1Al
FoRr PEMBEHr0H Mss, Marcb q, 1858
The grand Federal expedition which has interestedus
here fer the past two weeks haa literally and hgura-
lively gone np.n The occasional boonlng Of cannon,
away up the river, tells IS he news hat our boys are
after them viii a sharp stick feel perfectly resigned
% their sbsenee, and DO not even feel hurt 1t their net
leaving 8 lock Of ther hair. They cd lesve, however,
anumber Of those little mounds which SET cE 20 such
advantage he grass-oovered surface Of sn old fashioned
ehurehyafd They left, also, q poor fellow With the
smallpox, % die or live, as Proviaence might will
Tx majOtgenersl commanding has called The en-
gaesmsnt the sBattle Of the TenehstchieR
Tbs great aud unbelievable frOnclad chiaieoassleft
rs. almost a wreck we found her quarter gunners
bsdy, ddiscovs red that he wss killed BY 3 SHOT from
one OF our heavy guns striking him in the breast, aitsr
passing throngh he boats Iron mail
The following letter v as picked mp IN their camp. It
IS written by q German captain. and I am indebted to
the setting saIutaat Of Wauls Texas legion for s trans
iation Of Is:
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on ABLE-s0oTaD EEGS0 to work sz
DUU She 7epar Of rsck If @so1t1srn RaEoad
ThrtF-1vs dollars msnA ~l Be paid and pro7is-
ns taF7ishad Ag2iy o. he Q mpanys otiss in
FSklbars otto tn uuaes a. Jactsos.
g ARA5,
ElITim sizes l1ecr S. e e.
VicEsaurg W p cl8- mo-.l ana -e1d bLl 70
Comps IS Fl.
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SPLAND BID GaANGE F1P


Af0k sale, a. Summit, sis5pPi. oa the Ns- Or.
A. leans Jackson end Great NorHfs- esU-aaf \
SELES.DED RESEDEE.TE.
dller tW uehsd Or unl rashsa. wth al neesesrv ovf-
Qi1ss negro aou>es Wi SuitiTatsd garden. rfrr-
yra aed orchs5di good ns-eE 1taa saw rI s5n
nn- andeeslae, together VIII o-s aunlrsi az tstnty
acres good ls9a tsrtgave ee-ssof ich s5 zndsr
leoce1 VIA 9 Meio0t segd fer ts ss-soa Asa, cstts.
boys, etc Fer terms apply 90
G.. HUe ZlEE
Wetehmazsr
Ehl[eW S~-ret Er.es--e
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PUREHE aAEE

DEFECTS or DECEASED saLDIERs-Ths
a Post Couacl Of alnl-ist-zt q aiH sxEos9 f.r sale,
u the Aigtest hidden. en- SATURDAY ~ a1 list
On Stats street meas iha Flsg of ms Union Prison
commeaeiog 81 10 clock, al de effects Of deceased
soldiers at this post consisting Of Clothes bsaks 8
esq
By s.der Of Bdssd Gene a ADAMS.
W. T.. boss,
Mai0rl4th Sizes RegL-=nt.
Prssidsu. Of Pet coaaei' Of Admiastrs.ou
CaDtsiu Co IT. iGta Ais. Keeimens.
SAMUEL WUuaNsoS lapai- C-B l3t- Ahs Is.
g ppf Reetnsai ee -rier. iah244i
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dc nETTEa2N

HH firm cf QaiaDy g. tosnsru. oU Hemy,Hf. Tenn
Is this day dis-osst By mutual c-ns~ 81 AN Brr-
3ons ha-i1g caia5 aE4i1s. ssti ira wsH rrassrt -
skne to W. z Q1inby 0is Eo1e .rfbs-fbrrfrsf =,
pay and sl persons vac ena ie6s5'ed - sid frn VII
maze mu-dsts paTment % sad Qaiubr. wh5has bss,
z1shod ed 70 sstls sid dras 5~usiaes.
WI T. QUUEBT.
81. 4. EOBEN2gE.
General psrtrsrH
= s. Cl4YHORN
E.ovab, Ga, January {, 1853 ssscis Pa-r
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~ The Rev DR.. Odin. archbishop Of New
Orleans, IS on q visit to Archbishop HUGHES, Of
New York. The New York papers think this
fact means something.
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notice no PTs

n obedience to General Order No. S. Ad5usane and
Z usp-ct1r-Geuers lso Office, dated November 1872
tie undersigned enc Of the examining board. hsrs1v
yes notice 70 L5su@ W. IS. Rukcsr. enrolling oHef
for TIE Fourta Congressional district. and 70 tbs per
sous enrolled in The counties Of Madison, Tiz3o, Holmes
snnhower. Carroll, Attala sud LssAe. that b. VIII be- g.
the following places at the times specified, for tao par
pose Of examuE colscrpts
Canton, April s.. 4th and 5sh.
Benton, April s.h, 91h and i1lh-
Lexington, Aprrl3h l4fh ans 15h.
MeNuiL APHl 18th and Ism
Carroll, Apui zlst 22dard23L
Kosciuzko, apri 25tL z7ih ana 2sfh
CarthEge, April 30h, Nay Isl and 81.
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WANTEnt

YOUNG VIRGINIA LADY woula accept a posi-
"a ton IS TEAChlR r., ia z pr vazs family or d 6
snail school ehs has had eEaerene7 Os taO years.
refers 10 I'D. 3. DsBo1, Jackson. Il 10 won
apUieation NAV he m+ds. tmh-42t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-24

u We have the most favorable reports Of
seton Of the planters in The counties north Of
this, particularly in Yalobusha, with reference
60 iheiF summer crops. As the preparations
made to drive back The invaders have been de-
veloped, and the success of oar armies in doing
So witnessed, confidence has been restored, aBd
We are pleased to learn that the most extensive
preparations are being made to grow crops.
Cotton is enE1s,y ignored. This is right, and
twill do more 60 advance our cause than would
the presence of those who may industiously
engage in the work accomplish in the ranks
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HA e-AaNClr IA GA
Agreeabty t. the above uotice. al rero1s b-f-ea,
the ages Of eighteen and forty years whether re45zrt7
otany other portion Of ths State, or of ether States srr
hereby required % repertthenseiss % the ezaminfns.
sursson and enrolling officer for examinason snd an
r0imeut on ths days fixed in the foregoing notice.
This notice includss every person between the r-s7
s7ecne1 these who have been hererofors examined
and discharged, sith-r hy State or Goufs7-rs-a err-
aeonsi those Who have a. any tine been dlscsarvsd
IRON the army thosa who hsve furnished suhsHtuez
and s7y ana az persons wac may claim exemlf1l On
any grounds Whatever 30 persons dschaTze. ersmp-
ton, OF detail from any source. vii azcuss mem f-5m
atteadanceat the place appointed
Attention is called 70 paragraph I3 sections 2 ans 8
Genetsi 0rders No q. as follows
Section &. Al the laws and regulations applicable 2,
des -rteri shal be appAedto Ech eouseripis S. falso~
repair 20 he pace ct FendszT0a far surolmanf or who
shall desert afer enrolment.
section q All the agencies employed for the auorss
heusiou zud confinement o. any dssar-srs and sir
transportation % the coumanis o. their res sesirs
commanders. shah be applicable 20 persons labls 70
duiy rs e0use1pis who shsi falto repsirto Toe plscs
OF rsndezvoW after The publication az tie caa.
Consct ipfs viii come provided VIII 81 1a7st tt-se
days rauons. LIEUT. W. W HUCEER
mag3 TE Tnr0T-ru ga=~-- s. d 49, 49,.
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A FIRE occurred in HedRingine, KY. ore
day lass week, which destroyed an entire square
Of the business portion Of the city.
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10 0pFIcrPe

Grenada. Hiss. Marth ii. Jss3
~ AFlNG Been oraerel1 F Bdq decaeaeraf y low
II take eomnant o. ard erect fhs orersHoug &c
81 meers tetsi ed from ths Army Of Teanessse sd
sent 90 Nah mississippi or T~aeraatira service Ihara
ests5lsa my hsRfqaarers al this n.rcs. wbers An
4n@h eheors WhifePoit to m for ofds-.
z. " WHFTE
m-@-lm Colonel @ b rrs-fs7fnnf
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wan


4 y tso lot Hisls aiuni Hssprsl- two setr= EEcR
- MEN. D.. WARREN ~B&tKELL,
mh233 Surgeon p elzrzs.
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soap F0a ~ HIIIi6T.

S73ers AID cit zaus. are rsz1sctfHrf--
Aiof2f tat hey San rrpcaFe any AMI az al BaR
4 q tstraie qaa -y PIT az IN lozes sn5 a. as
fesgolalle prcss Is lAs sin IS VIA permit, BY APPLYING
a re scse Factorg IL Jackson. g ue fbs Cen
feaafete Hou.c- e. r. LYNCH.
mtAlm~ p--rft,-
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Fhe Couscrfption BiI-Ernportaut Action
Of Lord Lyons.

" 44N4 AN24a
From Che New. York Express, March III
The elsuss in the conscription bill which de-
elares that fsreingers who have declared their
intentions te become citizens. or, In other words,
hose who have taken cut their first papers, :"
are amensble to the coming draft, has created
great anxiety among the large class which
comes under this important provision. Many
inquiries hsvs been made at the eonsulates in
this city respecting the course the representatives
Of foreign nations would take when such parties
should seek redress, OF endeavor to place them
selves under tie protection of European gov
ernments but The consuls have not yet been
enabled TO answer such questions. Nearly al
Of them, however, are now in Communication
with the governments they represent on the mat
ter.
We learn from q ssmi-oficial source that
Lord Lyons has referred the matter TO the Brit
ish government, not being able to decide upon
il himself He has stated IN q communication
thst there was no occasion for any immediate
action on his part, IS DO British subject, who
had declared his intention to repudiase his
former allegiance TO her Britaaic Majesty would
be drafted hll an sDsEer shall be received from
the home government, as there would be ample
time fg the decision Of TIE latter TO arrive here
before tie @conscipton lsw should be in praeti-
cal operation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-24

FROM DEER CREEK-The repulse Of the enc
my, in their attempt 70 enter the Rolling Fork,
has been definitely sseerlained. The feet was
driven back, and q number Of their barges cap
iured. We have been unable to a~aceTtain any
thing definite as to the strength Of the enemy,
nor Of the preparations made to receive them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-24

GREESwooD-The enemy is reported to have
made another advance sgainst this position,
with increased strength As the importance Of
holding it appears to be appreciated by our au-
tboritiss, we can say to the public We believe
every effort viii be made to DO so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-24

n The Richmond Wing says the Mississippi
was built st Philadelphia in 1871, and was one
Of the best sea-going steamers in the United
States nsyy. She carried twelve heavy guns
nine and twelve inch caliber.
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STATES TAXING U. S. STOCKS

Mr.. Justice Nelson announced that be held
the opinion in the case Of the people Of the
State Of New York against the Bank of Com.
msrce, in which the stocks constituting a part
Of the capital Of the bank we're taxed uuder the
State law, The tax was confirmed By the SUI
.preme court Of New York, appealed to the
court of appeals, and thence to this court on
writ Of error. He did not read the opinion, as
it was late, but announced that the court had
reversed the judgment of the court below in
both cases presented, holding that it is not in
the power of the States 10 tax TIE stocks Of the
United States. This is the unanimous opinion
Of the court
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TMPRRTANT BEGEszDNS BY THE o.
=. sUPRENE& COURT

The Prize Casss-States TAXING Usasa States
St0cks-Ths AlmadsH Nine Case.
Several important decisions, heretofore made
By the U. S. supreme court, have been noticed
by US, The following report Of these, we find
in our Northern exchanges, Of the 18th;
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The New oseaus Era, of the 18Th inst, eH
ulsnely a@nnonnoes tie arrival from Missis-
sppi, in that city, By transportation across the
lake Of Eve hundred bales Of cotton. i" The
owners is is stated, F" escaped the vigilance Of
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rnlpor.nHt 10 Preprr peel.ien.

MOBILE, March 24-The schooner Relief, from Ia
vana, raH ashore below Fort Morgan last Saturday
night. The vissel viii probably be lost but the cargo
saved.
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GO. NeKFIaHf, NaI0l and A A G -
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
SH ASIA COURIER.
The widowed sword.

s {ftfsfAf
They have ssntme the sword that my brave boy
On the field Of his Young renown-g
On the last red field. where his faith was sealed
And the sun of his days went down:
Away with the tears
That are binding me So;
There is joy in his years
Though his young head be low:
And I'll gaze with a solemn delight, evermore,
On the sword that my brave boy
Twas for freedom and home that gave him away
Like the SONS Of his of old
Aud though, aged and gray, am childless this
day
Heis desrer a thousand fold
There's glory above him
To hallow his name,
land that will love him
Who died for its fame
And a soace will shine, when my heart is sore,
Round the sword that my brave boy wore.
All so noblc so true-how they stood, how they
fell
In the battle. the plague and the cold;
Oh. as heavenly aud well as e'er story could tell
OF the flowers of the heroes of old.
Like sword through the foe
Was that fearful attack,
That bright the blow
Comes so bloody back
Aud foremost among them, his colors he bore
And here is tie sword that my brave boy wore.
1t was kind of his comrades, We know not how kind
1t is than the Indies TO me;
Yc know not how kind and how steadfast of mind
The soldier to can be.
They know well how lonely
How grievously wrung,
+. the il, art that its only
Love loses young
And they closed his dark eyes when the battle
was DER,
And sent his old fatl,er the sword that he wore,
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

MILK. TEA AND CoFFEE.-In Professor
Loamis' article on : Food, +" in the last Pa
tent Office Report, he thus speaks of milk.
tea and coffee:
Milk contains in solution not only due
proportion of carbon. hydrogen, oxygen, and
nitrogen. as before mentioned. but all the
other elements necessary for the construction
OF bone. nerve, etc-, and hence is always a
proper food in ell circumstances OF health.
Tea derives its beneficial properties not
from its direct supply Of nutrition. but from
its atforiing peculiar substance called
theme, the effect of hicii in the system is 20
diminish the saasse, TINS making less food
necessary. Tea thus has a positive economic
value. not as supplying but as saving nutri-
ment.
Coffee. though Of Il taste so little allied to
tea. derives its value IN precisely the same
manner and from nearly the same Substances
Its value and effect in the system is therefore
the same as those above stated 1t is hence
evident that milk. tea and coffee are valuable
articles of food under all conditions of tenn
perature-
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

THE customers of certain cooper in a town
out west, caused him avast deal of trouble
and vexatian by their saving habits and
huying little new wark. a stoed it we'll
enough, however, said he, until one day
old Sam Crabtree brought in an old bung
hole. to which he said he wanted a new bar
rel made. Then | quit the business in dis
gust.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

An lrshman who was reprieved, as he sta
red. the night before his execution, and who
wished to get rid Of his wife, wrote to her as
follows: Il was yesterday hanged. and
died like a hero do as did and bear it like
q man,
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

the succeesiul cuxs of herself and child The ist-
ter having been n13icssd with . severe attack Of
cholera infantum. given up as incurable by the
most celebrated physicians, when she called DR..
czapkay, who, after short period. restored the
child to perfect health. Encouraged by this ex-
raordinary result she sought advice herself fer the
scrofolons malady with which she had been sfiiet-
ed for eight years. and which withstood the treat
ment of the best physicians in America and Eu-
rope. But Dr.. Czspksy has succeeded in afording
her permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy
Ifs, which, for eight years. had lost al charms for
her. She therefore deems it due tohersclf, and to
all sick and afflicted. to recommend DR.. Czapkay
one of the most skillful physicians in the United
States, MRS. CAROLINE GRAY
Corner Walnut and 7th Sta, Philadelphia, Pa
A. CHASER, Notary Public, l2e seventh street.
All consultations (by letter or etherwi.sl free.
Address, DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Inss;tase,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposits
Pacific Mali stsan.hip Co.'S Office, San Franci-co.
rerI-atorrhea.
Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back indispo
stion aud incapability 70 labor or study dullness
~, love Of solitude, tmidty, eslf-distrust, dizr-
ness headache, pains in the side, affections Of the
eye, piDples the face, sexual other infrmites
in man. are cured BY the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay. His method ofeuring
diseases is new, unknown others) and hence the
great All consultations (by letter or 9TH
erwise) free.
Address, L. J.. cZAPKAT, ND,
jnl7:5n San Francisco, California.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
DR.. L. ]. CZaPKAY'S

Sacramento Street, 6cIosc Montgomery
Opposite Pacific Mal Steamship eompany's Once,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854 for the Permanent Cure of all
Chronic and Private Diseases, and the Suppress
sion Of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l. J. CAP
KAY, NJ D., in thelase Hungarian Revolutionary
War Chief Physician TO the goth Regiment Of
Honveds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
Of Pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer Diseases OF
Genito Urinary Organs and diseases of Women aud
Children. and Honorary Member of the Philadel-
phia College of Medicine.
E4r Particular attention paid to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to Women and Children.
Office Hours-From A. Il. TO Pm. Communi-
cations strictly confidential. Permanent cures
guaranteed or no pay. Consultations by letter or
otherwise, Free.
Address, DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-14

Persons attending the meeting will be con-
veyed over the railroads of the State for fare
one way. Return tickets will be furnished by
the Secretary OF the Association.
The hospitalities of Montpelier will be extend.
ed to the members of the Assoclat ion.-rhat ar
rangemen's may be more conveniently made,
persons intending To De present are requested to
send their names early to Rev. Eli Ballou, Mont
pelier, Vt.
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Vermont Teachers Asso iation.

The fourteenth annual meeting will be held
at Montpelier, commencing Tuesday, Jan. 18th,
1864
TUESDAY EvENING.-The Introductory Addres
ses will be delivered by 5. b. Colby, ESQ q
Montpelier, and Rev. P. II. White Of Coventry
President Of the Association.
WEDNESDAY MoRNMG.-At 9 o'clock, Organ
lzation Appointment of Committees; MIscella-
neous Business.
Lecture by Rev E Conant of Randolph.
Subject-''iRecitatons.
Discussio -" The Proper Method of Teach
ing Arithmetic, to be opened by q. P. Beard
of Mortified.
AFTERNOON -Lecture by J j. Lewis Of
South Woodstock. Subject" Patriotism of
Education
Discussion" Text-B Books and their Proper
use'
EVENING Lecture by Rev. B. Labaree. D. D.,
President Of Middlebury College.
THURSDAY MORNING. --Discussion-.' The Ad
vantages arising from well endowed State
Normal School to be opened by J. NJ. Thach-
er Of Barre.
Discussion" What kind of Instruction in
our Schools will serve to increase the LOYALTY
and patriotism OF the American people" to be
opened by Rev. l.. Ii. Stone of North6eld
AFTERNOON LECTURE by j. ). D. Taylor, OF
st. Adams Subject" The Scholar and the
School House."
Discussion" The best method of acquiring
knowledge OF the Eoglish Language to be
opened by d. d. G'rhau, d Montpelier.
Observation-Disclosures hy J : ADAMS, E.u. S %.
rotary OF the Board Of Eiucauon.
Business Valedlctory Addresses.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-14

My DAYS AND NIeHTs ON THE BATTLE FIELD.
Book for Boys. By Carleton Boston
Tchuor & Fields, 2, 812
This book contains interesting and wildly pic.
tured sketches Of battle scenes, embracing the
battle Oh Bull Run, the capture Of Forts Henry
and Doneson the battle Of Pittsburg Landing,
the operations of New Madrid and Island No.
10, and the naval fight at Memphis. Another
volume, bringing the war down to the present
time, is promised.
Carleton is the well known and popular
war correspondent of the Boston Journal, and
his letters to that paper were widely copied and
read at the time Of their publication. He is a
versatile and graphic writer, and never fails to
interest his readers. Though this book is written
more especially for boys, and is an attempt to
tamia'ize the scenes described to class of
youthful readers, it is entertaining as well as prof.
liable reading for persons of mature years. 1t is
illustrated and also contains maps and diagrams,
explanatory Of the more important battles des.
cr0ed.
EDTH'S MINISTRY By Harriet b. McKewer,
author of" Sunshine, ." Flowered Robe" &c.
Philadelphia Lindsay & Blakiston, p 1872.
This is novel, very well written. and int, nded
to enforce some excellent lessons Of wisdom fer
every day life. " Edith belongs to that class
of venerable females commonly denominat4d " old
maids and the story is written to prove that an
unmarried woman may be happy and useful. If
the teachings of the book could be more general.
ly comprehended, believed in, aud acted apon, So
ciety would undoubtedly be very much improved.
The dread of being an " old maid has unques-
| tiouaby led TO many -assortcd and consequent.
" unhappy marriages, and if this book should re-
suit in lessenlng the fancied evil and thus dimin-
ish tue danger of the real misery, it will have
served an excellent purpose.-Those who read
this novel for the story simply without any
thought of the moral and truth inculcaed, will al
so find " Edith'S Ministry an entertaining and
agreeaby written volume.
BALLoU's DOLLAR MONTHLY for January. il
received, and is readable, entertaining, and pic
tue-e'que, as usual.
New NtsIo We have received from Oliver
DItson x Co. publishers, Boston, the following
Music;
Shadow Song Polka Redowa, arranged from
Mey erbeers Opera of Dinorah La Mia Letzia
e. L'mbardD Zen. Grants Grand March
with battle scene on the title page Tony Pas
'or = Combination Song, or : Bunch of Penny
Ballads; he Arkansas Traveller, by Nose Case.
For sale by Wilder, at the freeman Bookstore