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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28
BY mCLANAHAN & DILL.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADoU kRTERs 4rH MILIT RY DISTRICT
DEPARTAfENr 4 MISS. AND EAST La,
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DEPARTMENT. MISS. AND EAST La.
JACKSON Janua y 18th, l5t3
All of ers AND solgiers arriving within he J N.
I 1t OF a. nil pos, or 10 the Sc Of regiments
r AZ seb-ents the ofeer il co mand ef the same viii
ct cnes report them elves tAe ofhce Of the mnand
snt Of 7hs post few doors sbove the Mssissipp'an
once on csp oi ssfeet, sh w tber hory for beiHg
within = OF he post, and receive written
Taissi-a 20 rsmaic The co nanderS of regiments OF
5sfachnents Of 20 dies IN fraRstu, viii permit Oh
er older 70 visit the ely OF iacksn save strict
nj itsTy business. The permission gRn,ed most be
IN wrang snd specify tha nature Of the business and
ia viii sng privsle or party Of priyates be
permitted enter the city e Jackson uaess uudes
ehsrse Of reliable commissioned ofiicsr aud so
io7g sucs Tegue1t or de sediment of solers rsmsn
witln the limit Of this pos, the officer commanding
WI be he'd rfsponibe for the good conduct Of his
men and fer any pre- ions comnii'ted BY Them Al
officers and ates assigned duty at ths post who
have not hTetoors HepOrted viii at once re- oTt show
by what suth5Ti y they were thus assigned register
thsr Names and rece-ve written oeTtncst9 Of his
fact
III The commander o. the camps Of psroled prison
ers surgeon charge Of 'spital snd ansuders o.
enGsmp ens viii never permit more thaB tTo OF 'her
command 1o aSsent at once, except uPon military
bus and then always in squads under chsrge oi 3
- conn isoeed cfio-r Ne ostcer private soldier
W Ee mittsd 30 si-ep without the limits Of rs en-
cabent OF be permitted 10 remain within tAe 'l5 OF
Jacks sitter nine o'clock a. Hght except ia tie ease
Of such officer privat-s ss are cannecte1 with ne
var ou- deparmen Ia the city have the consent Of
tas commander OF the post fer he same
III OF al persons soidisrs with r2nsportstion
o. oroors from ths proper military authority, passport
Will l r. On red beio they viii be perTisted 20 Issve
the liurs Of Re pos The sale Of qror is fo ddeH
VI hn the limits o. t5s po<t exc pt upOn the written
con ent If the commander Of he post
~ Ths officer ASH sned 10 duty officer OF the dsy
WI ths the shove orders are carefully coInpl ed
with end viii have ested and reported to the Office
Of tn command n OF the pest al oheerE aud prvstes
that have not theic orders indo1sed Reported, and
s by tse comm ndant Of the ST. excel II howe veT,
such feaeal oai ers members OF the staf and order
lies OF ccHrors conn ctsd with their hesdqusr ers, at
present wi bin th- iasits II this po {.
v No permits for officers or so srs IA visit this city
wi be recognized without tho inEorsssBt OF u Dir
viicn o. B sd5 commander.
JOHN adams
BrigsdierGenersl CommsndLg,
g-fe a-v eth Ni'itarv Dis+r ct
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sroNrwaLL JACKSON
From the Montreal Advertiser. ]
Not in the din, cnAhedral

om the Montreal Advertiser
Not in the dim cathedral,
Filled with the organs tones,
But on the sward beneath the trees,
Through which ihe sad wind means
Where spurs and Ssbers clank,
Ard chargers paw the ground,
And the bronzed and bearded troopers kReel,
81 ems and stern around.
Thence to Heaven ascending,
Bresthes forth an earnest prayer,
A ever from thC towering roof,
The angels upward bear;
When the bloody toll Of battle
Is oer and the fight is won
And the dying gaze, from the last red field,
Upon the smoke dimmea sun.
And he, the var-yyorn ehiefrain.
With bowed and humbled head
Pours forth prayer for his native land,
For tha liv ng and the dead;
In sight Of their desolate homes
Laid waste with fire and sword.
OF the wounded and slain, he bids them turn
To the eternal Lord.
He prays for the wives and mothers,
(WOrthy Of sncient Romeo
Who watch IN the gathering night for those,
Who viii never more come home
Old gray-haired men like children weep,
And boys press nearer still,
The wounded open their fading eyes
And forget the warning chill
He prays for their bleeding country
Inc Wr0nged ana outraged South
And the grim. stern look of vengeance
Gathers around each mouth
he hanks the God of battles
For bis blessing in time of need
And asks for the help Of that strong right arm
Until the land is freed.
Eeyt day, where the fight is thickest,
And the bayOnets clash and meet
Where the shell and round shot hiss and scream
And the bullets come thick as s'eet-
JaeksoD will lead the foremsst charge
Till the routed foem n feel
Ia flank and rear the avenging stroke
Of the trenchsnt Southern steel
The moonlight CLEANS on the cannon
And the scouts 60 gslloping by;
The watch fires flare through the gloomy trees
And redden ths quiet sky;
The spirit Of prayer mas strengthened all
Who live on that CORY fell,
Where patriots vow, on their uubought swords
To debut never to yield
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Casualties in ihe 2Sth Tennessee ReEiuaeD,.
IN the Battle IA Froat Of Murtrscs6o7O' January
2Rd 1868
Killed Col Preston D. Cunningham.

Killed Col. Preston D. Cunningham.
Company A, Lieutenant Crooke, commanding
Wounded Privates James N. Bryant f. W Green
Company y, Captain Pippiu commanding Killed g.
Brevet cOnd Lieutenant James j. Profit Frst Lien
tenant j. IL Lowe, Corporal F. NJ Baily Privstes NJ
GTean, S. w. Patton Wounded Dnnial Morgan in
ankle, aad lett in hospital a. Murfreesb bOro'
Company Q, Leutenat jenkins, ,commanding-EiIled.
Private stamford Rich Woudsd: Sergeant w :
Davis Corporal Geo &c W Scott Priva es A p Gaines
B. PoolstOn, w. L. Stephens 5, S. Wells
Company d, Captain Davis c,nmandng- Wounded.
Capt A. e. Davis, j. s. Jenkins, Sergsa J. j. Bird
wen, Prvates l. H. Brooks, George Creighead W II
Parkinson. John Tucker, missing
Company n, Captain Holman, comm andnr Killed
Musician r. j. Barr. WOunded lst Lieutenant s b
Iaiey5 Sergeaits J. II. Wads, j. W. Efdings Pri-
Yates J. W. Halllm L. c. Lane, E. C. Loftin Geo W
Smith Francs Underwood. Missing; Jasper Coppags
]. L. Gamble, J. H. Webber.
Company g. Captain Clark commaniiug.-Killed
Privates r. a, Thomas, Geo Curry. Wounded Ser
geant o. r Gilliham Corporal r. NJ Young Prvates
A. A. Dilard, Christopher Barton, A. s. Harvils L =
High, J. W. Watts w. J. JONES' Missing: G. W.
Barton.
Company Fl, Lieut. Bryant, commanding-Killed
Priyates Jonas Flstt. ". W Kirby Pleasant Kirbv
John Franklin. Wounded Sergts Brcs H. Draper
Geo w. Allen; Prvstes John Robinson, Rudney CrsIg-
head. Missing William Chafin.
Company l. Csptain Fowler. - Woanded Captain
Frank Fowler, Lieut. Fowler, Ssrgt. Frank F. Van
hoover Prvates h b. Fowler, J. A. Forkam a
FOrkan, p. b. Brooks p. BROOKS, Z. McCOoley j. NJ
Myers. Missing Ssrgt Geo. w. amiton.
C0npa y K Lieut. nant OFgslh9rps, comm an ling
Killed; Br ye- ID ldsui- I'D. Sayle-s. Wounded %
Lieut. S W. Grscsm. Sc geans T. e. Pollard Private
George 6la K N ssnr serg ant } r Pirtle 2 ivste
B f. sayiers Co pJral i. p Hampton, woundsd and
lefs the field
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Port Gibson Collegiate Academy,
Eol. Ysoasasr Endies.


NblB weil-kuoWn Insitl ton IS now successful ope-
a ration, hAvil matrculated than enc hnld Cd
Pupn- during BE current sesion. With full faculty
If efficient teachers Hnd safe quiet location, il Offers
aperor faei it es and asYsntages 10 parents who sre
eeeAiug place where their dsugktors have Cd,
secEre su1 receive thorough instruction al The
brareh@s Of 8 useful education Add tionsl pU pills vii
Is ysd at the opening Of the pr ng term F. braary
10 b. 1868
Charges per tsrm-Board stl0, Tuition from to
S35 grsi extra chsrses for Muric and amen ais.
Pag lis NUT furnish thsir cwn lights bedding towels
and nspkins.
For additional inform stion address the p ident
A. b STARK, A. n
jag74ss Port Gibson, Mississippi.
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HEABCU RTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ADJrTAsT AND INsPE CToR-GENERAL OFFICE,
Jac $son January 18th, 1868.

HEAi5CTT4 RTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPLl
ApJUTAsT AND INsPE CToRGENERALs OFFICE,
Jac< <son January 18th, 1863
RIaiorGrneral r. C Topper
YOU viii ss1e ord rs to the several comm snders
II ompa1ies ba aions and regiments to r. tan in
fheir ruands all men der forty years OF age Wko
have flrsady been detailed vounteered IN the ser
ves If the Stste special Orcers Nc. IS ssued from
tbe Il s7ouarteTs n Lieutenant General Pemberton,
u1ser n fractions fr N The Seerstsrg Of War, con-
Dsnds that al men under forty yesrs of age now serv
fne IN Niasisap3 State crganzs ions viii not se inter
fred WITH ~ enrolling ofcers the isb2nd ng Of
saa organization
IL You VIII assemble ihs compenies in the several
counties in the STATE and draft therefrcD Sufficient
nuunbe # men to 81 each company now erdsred into
service 10 the number Of seventy, Including commits
stoned officers AMI ali a5seRtees to return imne-
dis istely TO their mnauds
III You wl order an feld, eompsny and staff Off
c rs not in scve service and all white males between
the eyes Of eighteen snd fifty, who either peFs-
rently tenpora iy residing the State to be in
czdad II the draft except such may be liable and
have not been discharged from csnscr pdOn All those
ui- charged ON crptio and these discharged
from stete service by Of surgeons ceEtdca
together with tbose who exempt from conscr ion
by act Of CONGRESS- 10 be incIded in said draft
less specially ezemet by the lava Of the Sta e
By order Of JOHN J. PErTUs, Governor sod Com
rns6serl ln- Chez JONES s HAMILTON
Adiuiaut and inspector Gene al,
saq1-Fn state Of Mississippi.
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- Hsrmss," Of the MercuTy relates the following
in reference to the musical tastes Of General Jsb Stuart
the eireuit rider;
Are your readers aware that General J E. B. Smart
carries with him wherever be goes in a his eireaits and
raids brother Of Joe Sweeney the banjo plsv-
er. such is the fact Sweeney is also a 5snioist and
stuart caus him MS baD1 He carries his banjo behind
MS saddle wrapped up in piece of oil cloth and when
ever he cavalry stop even TO water their horses the
band strikes up on the banjo and picks a merry air
The perfornance of the banjo band in Pennsylvania
droVe several Dutch farmers raving distracted, for
Sweeney swore that bis banjo strings were made out OF
the yscsra Of their departed relatives and frien1sl
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lIllMTNISTS. ATTENTI0N,

II, FIRsE-Ct ASS MACHlNIsTs arriving in tie
"A Confed rate lines esn get imme 1iate and steady
e1poymsnt at the AImory Of tbs undersigned located
at Athens, Georgia.
All Msrhirists arriving from New Ofesns, by apply
6istsly d.fsil.d u our Armory and fnrlishsd with
II su-poTtasor. Go d wages viii be given good . a
cLi8ists, and board can be had st moderate rates.
COOK & BROTHER,
fro Iv7s Arm'rv. Athens Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28

FINANCIAL Some singular changes have occurred
recently iu the Richmond money market which nav
me IN some thing Gold and silver have fallen very ma
for gold aHl u 40 for silver Sterling exchange IL also
abundaut l2i, resulting from large sales of CON
federate bonds abroad IT paratvely small dscounr
Bank notes wo. tn almost eh as silver Co.
fsderate bonds Of the fifteen million loan are at rrs
MUM Of eight 10 ten cent, Of The hundred roi;
iosn at par and Interest North Carona sixes 1si
eghts no These things indicate a belief in tbs sTs
prosch Of peace.-Fayez1j1s Obscrgsr, 0F'
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RBCRUIIS WANTED Z!
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

NFFIC ERS OF THIS BA TALON are now in the
~ Sou7n SO e1st such young men citzeos Of Louisi
sn are with q eouscript age who may come for
ward and offer tb nlssives for se5vice
By special sutha-itY Of the Secretary Of Wsr, any
persoe sbls to conscrption mFy Be enlisted sud
scpts enro155 may be assigned al up this organize
tor.
A bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS " Il be paid TO all
Liable O. conscrip who come properly lmHendsd
The recruiting st-tiors viii be Mobile, Ala, Jackson
III and other po- Is the New Orleans, Jacks n
and Great Orhem Rsi'rOad nearer New Orleaos.
Csplain Il B. MILLER, Bird company viii be sta.
ii .Hed 90 1i0be Uitng officer; and Cap an @.
W. SO QgIkES, Is. company, G ptsin J. B. RICHARD.
SON ID company and Lieu. BORC0SM 4th company,
s. Jackson and niy to whom 10 the underigaed
at Mobile applications msy be addressed
J. B. WALTON,
Colonel Command ng and Chief of Artillery,
lst Army Corps Depar Uent Northern Virginia
Have establishes my -eruitirg O1ice at ON 10
e. B JWI1sn House, Jackson Mis-.
G. ". SQUTRES,
Captain and Recruiting Officer,
$40; N Battalion Washing ou Artillery
4 ia 1auers cnuv cDa month a1d send dunf
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The END OF A RUNAyvAY MArcH-A few years
ago the marriage of D. is Boxer young, beautiful and
accomplished lady Of New York, with her fathers
coachm a, John Dean set 81 the feandal IN ngers Of
G thsm end. A sad ad6endnm TO the strange
eyeatfu history ba' now to be added After the m-r-
riaga tn couple Whilst 1Gng Il sir very different
's bringing aDn we'd ha 5piiY enough tOs lher n
small cottss over in Will msburg Tbs husban %
taned al see i the custom BoIsa, and saved money
en- ugh to open ubhe house at the foo Of Grand
steet, williamsburg Bat slasl for John DeaD, he
eeud keep botsL Il is said " he was bis own best
Gus -onsr aad nstaral res-lt ne eoIansnced tfea1
NJ bis wife badly Ia a saor. while all thei- money
vas spent and with roverJy coming ia a. the door.
love as usual few out CT the ndow Joha best and
sbused his wife but all this she PIT up wi uuti fta
va o1 stared her in the face when she compelled
to ask aim sian he amshouse. The petitioa was
gra ted and the shionsbe, elegant and aseamp isle G
belle Of the Fif h few years ago-is now tha
1 Assccste Of begRsrs and psapers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28

The location cf tae A ppeal Office
is on state street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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Terrals 0f AdKerfising.

All advertisements viii be charged
sI-f5O per square for the first inser-
tion and s L for each subsequent in
serfiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28

MoRGANs FEATs-Col. r. M. Geno Of Texas gives
the Veksburg Wig the fol owing statistics of Morgas
career; he has f'ught 50 battles, killed 20 Yankees
wounded p cptured 1898, ami destroyed properly 10
the amount OF Sl5l630 0, all with fore. Of 500 and
with very smalFloss. In his late affair Hartsvle the
Ar time he commanded brigade he killed O. wound
ed 13 captured 1850 took six pieces OF artillery and car
RED away or destroyed S65OJ0 worth OF property.
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AN ADVENTUROUS But UNFORTUNATE FEM4LE.-
Our r-saeTs are that Colonel Aiuudy's rel
nent we're enc anpsd across tbs river it discover
thst o-e Of Colonel Aund-'s command - no went by
the cognomen # Harry Fitz Allen a female. She
had endured pelor ed all the drill lnusers SEN
ii e. ard picket duties wi unusual aptitude and
ceeTfy, snd it with considerable credUlity thst
Colonel Mundy emit Ttain the rfin i'm thst his
Youthful ard active vouut Of different gender
thsn toat quir-d by the army regulations. Ii
however another ius Of murder will out" and
the outhful trooper aekn0wiedss that her was
BIsrS Ana NJ G. e. and Der nativity SEQ and She de-
cinsd giving he of her en- sm mt which she
alleged were sufficient and. fearing impress -ment
into a confession of everything, Mary desert d and,
80 Il wearing military clothing, arrested and
termed TO Colonel 1undy no igued her duty in one
Of the zng hospitals as nurse She disl ksd that
occupation and fed TO West Virginia aad there en-
lis ed IA the cavlFy service II tie little town Of
Polka the Ksnawta river Ger was seein dis
covered and the commanding officer suspectng Ger
bing rebel spy caused her be rested and sent to
Wbeel ngs whe she is nov incareerated in the mill
sry is0n to await the action Of the authorities In
Washington Msry for sig years been resident q
this city.-CincjRRati Enquirer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28

His Holiness has been pleased to nominate Cardinal
BanabO 10 be member Of the Sacred Congregation for
Examination Of bishops law Cardinal Pane
banco be member of the ). Congregation for the
examination Of bishops theology :-Morslgnor villa
Castelacc shop Of Petra yicegrant Of the Vicar
late Of Rome to be cOnsuitor of the Holy Roman and
Universal In9uistian
The Corrssp0adeRcs dc Rome mentions that a Catholic
gentleman had left legacy of hundred thousand
francs Of he Papal Zousves. The s0dier was
not his relation, friend, countryman The Cor
rcD3deHce thinks that object Of the legacy
ply Intended mark the testator for the brave
offenders Of the Holy Fathers temporal government
The Feast Of St. Francis Xavier was celebrated the
which thr Jesuit Fathers well knew how to carry out
devout Catholic, = Of superior education ard
talent repaired thher in the aferooon in company with
artist friend. The latter, observing magnificent
reGquary displayed the atsr. asked, ''What Is
there in that beaufuy wrought receptacle Of gol3 and
crystal r II is the ght of St. Francis Xavier his
f.i=nd replied. An arm Surely it s unworthy Of
rational men TO exhibit the of dead person al
object of respect and venerauOn I tel you re piled
the atholic) hat this dead person. you call him,
i've forever in glory. the apostle Of the Indies
and with this Of his he baptized thousands Of
verts 3iy friend, the power of God ~ this
words TIA Catholic gentle went and kne before the
arose ne his friend kneeug too, behind him. with
his face buried in his hand, and apparently ia deep
rsverie. Do you understand, now whispered the
Catholic in his ear that this arm is the Of saintf
90 I do" he replied, " and l deeply moved by it.
feel I ueye felt before" We'll" replied his friend
did Inot tell you that The power Of G. d in that
armG 1t is SO stil2"-Bost0a Pilot January 10.
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- The Italian Catholic papers are filed with de.
tails ef the incsse and malignant persecution indie
Ted he clergy by the PedmOnte,e government;
pr faed aud imprisoned, churches violated, con-
vents and mOnase les robbed and harrassed with every
species Of veXatious intrusion things Of daily
renee A letter written in tAe Corr s70HdeRcs dc Rome
December g. ends from Palsnza affecting account
t5 vi-i, 15 prison Of MoHsguoT Cauzi, vicar ca
-uia II Rriog5s alti ih- reverend the of San
Pgoco 10 tbe same do The faithful priests 2 g
suffering fer tteir e ls 10 confer burial rites Of the
charch on sn accommodated person. The account
says: Theil snariou a4d serenity of soul affected
than can describe. There feelings which
words can express, aud own myself incapable Of
finding any terms adequate characterize the unworthy
treatment which those victims OF Cayouran policy
undergoing "A free church - t-e hideous moekery Of
the phrase fully real zed until you behold did
two holy prles immured in q nois0me cell, through the
window Of which the pesfilentai sfiuyia Of open
sewer are always pouring The bad air they brea D.
i1g hiss air ady injured their alth, and thei-
is carried out and they remain during the winer
is imp ssble they escape with life The editor
Of the Correspondence adds TO the above that he feels
sHger against the PednO tese government who are la
boring without knowing it. the greater glory Of the
church. He asks, however, q Catholic journalists to
copy the facts heir ppbelty may be Of service
to the patiently suffering confessors- Pilot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-28

IL The ''Confederate Major" alluded to "a the
NOithem telegrams, as having been captured by the
biockaders off this harbor, doubtless MAJOR Reid
Saunders, son Of George n. Saunde S, who was we
believe, bearer Of dispatches from the CONF derate
governm nj tor its agents abroad He rsshy attempted
70 run the blockade in very small sailing vessel
though earnestly advised TO await promising op
porunity i is not surpr ug that be has been bagged
Charleston Mercarg
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G. W. SQUTREs
snaoiaI Order No. IN.

{s5i'u Battalion Washing Ou Artillery
Alexsu @-ia papers copy one month aad send dupi
csta hilIs t- c. " Sunires. Jackson. VI a.
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Celebration OF she Battle Of New Orleans
BY the Democracy OF New Jersey.

Speeches on the Occasion The Northern Dsm0e-
Tacy and the W0T-Ths Desire for Peace The
AdmLRistration Sererelu DenOnnced etc
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nd 4 Is easy to say grace but not half 50 easy t'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-15

All kinds Of Revenue Stamps just received
and for distribution at the Cleveland Post
Office.
Arrangements have been made by which 3
large and ample supply of Internal Revenue
Stamps Of all kinds and denominations will
be kept on hand at the above Office, sufficient
to supply any amount to Revenue Collectors
and Assessors, Postmasters, Bankers, Mer-
chants, Lawyers, County Officers, Justices Of
the Peace, and business men generally.
The following discounts will be allowed on
large sales:
On sales Of $50 and upwards,-2 per cent.
On sales Of 500 and dupWards,-2H
On sales Of $500 and dupwards,-3
Discounts paid in stamps,-that is, $50 will
pay for S5I worth Of stamps 500 will pay
TO- S102, so and so on.
All orders for any amount by mail attended
to and sent by return mail.
Orders should be accompanied by postage
stamps to pay postage on package Of stamps
sent by mail.
No orders attended to unless accompanied
by the cash.
Legal tender and Ohio money only received
for stamps. Odd change can be sent in pos
tai currency, City Of Cleveland shinplasters,
or new postage stamps.
Large packages Of stamps delivered free at
stations on the line Of railroads running out
Of Cleveland, when requested.
All orders should be directed to
E. CowLEs, P. NJ,
diff Cleveland, Ohio.
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FROM THE REBEL PRESS.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 13
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says -
We believe the theater Of war, on a large scale,
is about to be transferred to North Carolina
Stirring scenes are imminent on our soil.
General Kirby Smith and stat arrived in Rich
mond on Saturday morning from the West.
To-day at noon 10th Houses Of Congress con
vene. The President has his message ready to
send in, and it is said to be the longest he has
yet prepared, covering thirty pages OF foolscap
paper.
On Saturday about 150 Yankee deserters took
the oath to the Confederate Government, and
were discharged from prison upon their parole
OF honor. Among them are many artizans and
worlzmen Of various crafts, who will be useful in
governm mt employ.
Four thousand Yankee prisoners taken at Muir
freesboro' are on their way to Richmond from
Chattanooga, and will reach here to-day and to-
morrow. This is the only Yankee army that
will ever reach Richmond.
The Dispatch Of the 18th says the North Caro-
lima papers indicate and manifest uneasiness, not
for Wilmington and tho country east OF Raleigh,
but for the safety of the capital itself