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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13
From Tkentucky.

FRANKFORT, Ky February 27-The house
Of representative to-day voted on the report Of
the COMMITTEES on Federal relations. They re.
iected the report by q decided vote, but accepted
the resolutions, twelve in number.
The first, after stating that Kentucky is as
sailed by armed rebellion on one side and uncon-
stituii0nel usurpation on the other, recon-
mends ealmness, and invokss the aid of patriotic
men.
The second rsafirms her loyalty to the gov
eminent.
The taird recognizes g marked difference be-
tween TIE g0ysfnmant and the administration.
The fourth g~olamnly protests against the
emancipation proclamation, declaring it Uncon-
situsionsl sud void,
The fifth declare the suspension Of the writ
Of hs5aas corpus unconstitutional.
The sixth declines compensated emancipation.
The seventh declares the Kentucky would
hail with delight any manifestations of a desire
nths part Of the seeded States to return to
their ale glance.
The eighth adheres 70 the Constitution aHd
the Union as the last hope Of freedom, aud viii
aeek redress for al wTongs, under the Constitu-
fior end IL tho Union, 10y g resort 70 the peace
lul but powerful agency Of The ballotbox
The ninth balls wish plessurable hope the
recent manifestations Of conservative sentiment
70 The free States.
The tenth recommends the call Of q national
convention. Coz the purpose OF proposing amend
mems % the Constitution.
The eleventh recommends a Mississippi valley
STATE c~onv7nfoa. with = view Of consulting how
70 preserve t69 s0ls government. and prevent,
ing one 01 satss rom seizing the mouth Of
tse MSsAsp river
TIE tFslsn declares that lie laws Of this Slate
must be- maintained sH5 enfrced.
ihe senate va probably concur to morrow.
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rive cali attention to the statements made in
tbe following letter. It wonld be impFudent to
make such a publication. was the condition Of
lie country such that the cause for complaint
could not be removed. But the enemy need not
BE- deeoived into believing that the scarcity in
amps is owing to a scarcity in the country.
TIE only 6Ihculty IS hat energetic measures
are not taken TO secure stores. Unless this is
soon roms3isd the people and the army must 60
10 work themselves. The former win not see
tba latter continue she victims of 8 criminal neg
neenoe long We are gratifed to learn that the
ber5sbips our brave boys are enduring are not
dampaning their spirit. in the bast;l
Carp TIsMoEs, NEAR vIcKsBuRs.l
March 10, 1868.
EDITORS APPEAL; in year paper Of the 7th, You
mako some comments on the troops on the Big Black
bavire to live on bread and molasses, in which you say
that II tbe case has no; beer exaggerated, that a great
shame g. being psrpetrated upon them, etc. Allow ne
to ssv. gentlemen, that without q doubt you have only
bssrl tie facts Of the case, and that the soldiers on the
Big Back ara not the only sufferers In this respect Al
low ne TO tell yoa what we have been living On for the
last twenty dsys and upwards
We cet. ordinarily. one ard s quarter pounds Of
esarse. unbolted meal snd about q gill or perhaps less
or molssses per day, and once in q while we get 8 few
meas. which. for want Of bacon or grease to cook vita
them. we cannot eat At eli, and this, Me7sA Editors
has been our entire subsistence for the lssl three weeks
and two dsyso this time we failed to get even this, and
that tis is no exaggeraton, ] refer you to any znd
every man IN our brigade Qdoors), who viii support
me IN the assertion. notwithstanding We hear Of
pIsptv Of bsoon in the country around which might be
pr,cnred for us if the proper means were taken to do
50. We bought provisions ss long IS we had money,
hut we hsve not been paid of now for foErmonths and
AZ the present e-xorblsant prices for provisions, oufsnaA
suuplv OF money has been long since exhausted, and We
ara row actually suffering for the common necesssriss
Of life. rDd our generals seem 70 be poweriess 90 relieve
our wants or indlfsreu, to them, for they hzve
been appealed to in vain for relief a number Of
dimes. and seems useless 80 appeal TO hsm further
We have c~heaTfuily borne all manner Of h~ardships and
rrfrsti-1s 10 the service Of our country, sad ara ready
to endure SIN more, aud all we ask is to be furnished g
ue7cieacv Of food and raimsnt 70 keep Of cold and
hunger aad We VIII c~heerfuny stand al our posts a
long s. we ss threatened b. our foes, but We must be
and 81 the country is no longer able to feed u, I
rhiak we should be told 50 1t once, and then We would
be better satisfied at iessl We are willing to suffer
that is unavoidable, but we are not willing
10 suffer through the negligence Of high officials, who
don't care for others if their .wn bread is well buttered,
which they are always careful to see to. Some one Is to
or else Cur ooantry is getting very poor indeed.
Whieh-si f J. M.
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LATEST By TFLEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches
Late fEOm she Nerth.
80 . p Mempha 49,


Special to the Memphis Appeal
fkSoLA Tch l2-We haze newspaper dates from
Memphis to the 8 b sn3 Chicago to lbs 81.
oders were rec ivea from The r dsral WA Depart
neBt e. S. Iouis. Cairo, Louisville oinoiaastl, ard
otter poi5ts, e. impress Ell boats for Transferring
trooPd. TIE destination o. tie proposed expedition
was urknown.
N I've FedeFs' gongreas the bin Authorizing the hsld-
ing Of a congressional election IA Tennessee. failed 10
pass fr want 81 time.
Hhas been aseerts'aed that a number OF iron.class
ae building in Eng AMI. These are. It Is supposed.
for Confederate service. and il is rep RED that Lieut..
1auTy has q Prrject on flot Of using hsm to make
captures % the GsditsFranesa.
At a political not in Calumet, Indiana, ons Democrat
was killed and two wounded.
The canal barge ia Lake Providence was, ii Is report.
ed, placed there overland
Dispatch dated Cincinnati, March I'd. says Geo. D.
Prentice passed here today en- route for Europe. He
says he has pOsltiye i~nformaion that the rebels are NOV.
ing On Kentucky IN great numbers. and predicts that
they viii have complete possession Of the State this
month The bansers and express companies stuf keep
their valuables in CiacinnaH.
Dispatches from Vcksburg Of tbs 5th say that the
paymaster had arrived and was engaged in paying TO
November, leaving four mountbs in acreage. Tho
NF' az t-SfeAne eAtbnaiFeiy. Ire IRON
clad gunboat lafayette had bssn sent co the Yazoo.
Al indianapolis Dispatch Of the 5th states that Col.
Carriagton, Of the Federal army, in that city, had is.
sued an order declaring all Knights of the Golden Circle
public enemies.
Mr. Knox, correspondent Of the New York Herald in
front Ct Yieks5urs, has been ordered out Of The army
lines, not to return undsr panalty Of imprisonment
Tais is the order Of The court martial ordered in his
case.
Lieut. LEWIS, the murderer Of Col Wood in the Irving
block at Memphis, he's esoaped from imprisonment since
his siaL The Federal commander offered two hundred
dollars for his apprehension, aud persons attempting to
arrest him are authorized to shoot him if resistance IS
made. b
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The fact .lba. the Federal camp opposite
vessburg was broken up, to q great extent
on wednesday last, aud that most Ct the trans
pors and raops had DISAPPEARED is ereadng
some conjecture as to The movements nov con
tsmnlsts5. Il is evident that the hope Of accom-
.rs inc somethirg in front Of he city Is not
entr.lT sbsadoued, f- 8 poIio1 o. TIC tents
fore and rsnsp7 ITS remained IN view, ard She
are machines were Piainiy visible as WofE
IN the canal yesterday. Itmay be ttas the dis
plsV now before The city is only made tor the
11rnoss Of eagagiag car attention from tie zeal
movement but sueb We do not 2ink is the
whole object
OF co1rs speculation IS rife among those
who have nes the Information or military lead
em have. or oseht to possess BY -soae i' is
cop.erde5 thst tbe route 60 the Lower @issis-
sim. rough Lake Prsr5euee. IS to be pres
pee-el 81 la whole army. By others Il
fhsugbl having emiuad tie feasibility
Of lon T. ts Ysz5o. through tas Pass, e
n,o-snant is u.=fn- to rssch he raar Of Ficks'
bur- bv Gbat 7ca.a. IF 5his latter s1PPoEiot
sc--oc. he s3-cs nsv ol Sic Taiahstc5ie is
mobsby a-ly g rsconn eel % =oree. ana the
abs fan Fick ug sl l5T Missing
probssl~ al H=le1s We ere informed from He
No. ia. r rs H-i -lTacc.vai 30 seize al
Tie boae q C1r1, s. L1 ETC. 70. govera-
msn rse. Tasse IRE probably % be usai in
couneei5u aaTensas oiGan Grants
arsy. v6s they ny be.
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- CnRREsPoNDENTa.

While we desire correspondence nom III sea-
son, oiv;pv information Of passing events or
discussing questions Of general interest we
woua remind correspondents Of eeTtaln rules
which they must observe 70 insure Asssnton 70
fbsir avors. no communication viii be con
si3srei unless accompanied with the sathors
yss, name. the same se be divulged, if demand
ed. al the discretion Of the editors. Neither VIII
snv.hipr be allowed to appear in our columns
OF a personally offensive character, either as s
communication or 81 advertisement From
these rules we VIII in no ease depart, and hope
our friends viii bear them il mind
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The F0uEfh Attack en- Fort BEeAiIfsre-
The Ensnnv Agsin ~Esennlaea

The Enemy AgRiE Hepuiaed
As ne anticipated, the enemy attacked cur
batteries at Genesis point yesterday. TIE FIRE
on the fort was opened about half past seven
o'clock rom three iron clad tuTret boats, which
had taken position in front Of the batteries aud
two or three mortar boats, which were with the
feet, some two miles below. The hriag was
continuous and brisk from the iron-clads during
the day, which wss deliberately responded TO by
the garrison, who directed their shot almost en-
tirely st the nearest iron-clad, supposed 10 be
the MOntauk
From Coffee bluff we witnessed for hours ge
uneqsal contest In which our gallant men, IL
theiT open ~esTthwoTk, received ths concsarated
aud enflading Ere of the Yankees, who were
securey housed in their " iyca safes" The Ere
was kept up with great spirit by the val0reus
Yankees until about 3 o'clock, when their ener-
gies seemed to flag. a little after 3 P. NJ, ono
fleet. About this time the FIRE from the other
two ceased, and shortly after the sscoBd iron
clad, which, after remaining silent FOR full half
an hour. followed her companions in their re-
taest. As they steamed down the river our gar
rison redoubled their fire, which was not re-
turned by the rstreating Yankees, The lsst
gun from the fort was fred at her when nearly
out Of range, q qusrter to 5 O'Clock.
The latest account we have from the battery
are up 70 three O'Clock, from w5ich 70 learn
that only two men had been slightly injured and
one gun dismouuted. More or less damage was
no doubt done to the works, but the repairs viii
be completed by daylight tomorrow morning,
when our brave boys viii be ready to give the
Yankees another days entertainment
All homer TO the garrison at Genesis point.
They have demonstrated what brave and skill
full artllerists, exposed in open earth works,
can do against the latest Yankee invention Of
patent iron safs life preserving ganbosts.
The attack viii probably be renewed this
morning, with perhaps increased force, (as they
have another irOn-clad in their AeetO but the re.
suit yesterday has assured us, if it has not con-
WINGED the Yankees. tbab Fort McAlis.er, like
Yicksburg, is a hard nat to ersck-SgganRqh
Meas.
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MugFREEsB0a0', Tenn, February 2S-A
large fosAge train went out on The Lebanon pike
yesterday, IN returning, was attacked by three
81 Jour auHdrd gHcTiias 50 the Stone river
elng. Iarea regiments Of cur troops. con
v.yiar tae tTeiu, reP6el to the ERE Of the rebels,
sea 2 b.lsk Engagement, lasting several
drove hem back The g~ueTilss hsd.
pseip sielB haVias lost eight men killed and
50eY wounded Among ths slain vas a rebel
captain. Oar loss slight
ertvstaol faa 35ta Indiana. rame not ssesr-
tai1e1s w5ls d0iae pickez datv a. Lsverqne,
bef@eon hae ana Eashvflls, last night. was
sh3t dssd by Once de enemy's proving scouts.
Ii s. saRp sad ttst tie souiry challenged the
reba ana The la.tsr. 70 presgcs himself. antiei-
Datsd What tho other would hsve done, and
ifsa
TAse syeats and o.hsr indications tend 10 tie
bllcf fas la eaanY IS sdFanoing bis lines. II
s nass very frequent occurrence for our scout
mn psTies AID 0sae fains 20 fall N with
6eaahsd bales ua eaemy, even within q
fsH miles Dc MlErsesh5T4.
The recsos damages 70 the railroad 70 Nash
vile HAYS bsen repaired, snd trains win com
menca regular trips ao-morrow, e. usual.
The weather is stih unfavorabls to active
ogeraioas
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Special to the Memphis Appeal
GHEsADA, March Collaboration has been received
here, from the Yszoo. giving the particulars Of an affair
between the enemy's g~unboats and our batf cries ysster.
day. Two Of the boats advanced, and on gaining what
was supposed to be a favorable position, fired two shots
at Us in quick Succession
Areply was made by our heavy guns, and the enemy
soon retired. The attacking boat wss struck by a
shell, which set Ere to her cotton bulwarks, and were
soon partially thrown oEsr5osrd What other damage,
if any vas done, was hot aseertained. We have not
heard from the enemy s'nes.
Two empty boxes have foased down and lodged
against our raft, maraed Gem J. B. Hal, U. s N,
steamer ChLLLieoih. u inch sheI. n
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French Reverscs ia merfeo.

From the New York Times, February 2lf
Pbe news from Mexico this morning, received
by way of Havana, gives rather a bad Ok
hibit Of the condition Of The French invading
forces. They have met with several re-
verses recently, and sickness is very prevalent
among them. The French evacuated TsmDfca
on the 18th nit, after baYing committed va-iors
excuses, bat halted in their transports on the
bar. The Mexican forces under Gen. Gsrza
soon sferwsrd entered the city, ard or the 2Iss
and 22d attacked the French and drove them
away The French war steansT Lance cot
agreund and was fred. and they were forced to
abandon a schooner loaded with munitions Of
war, a bark full Of provisions, and another yes
sci half full Of coal They bad also been driven
out Of tie town Of Tlaeotalpan, fifty miles south
east of Vera Cruz, and forced to take refuge on
board a vsr steamer, leaving several killed and
wounded, besides arms, horses and pro7isions
On the 9th a mule train, losded With provisions
for the French srmy, was STACKED and cap
tured, seven leagues FROM 0rtzaba Another
train Of three bundled males had slso beea
captured, and still another of five hundred.
On the 30sh, twelve hundred French. eseort-
iag q train Of wagons, were attscked aud de-
feated st q place called El Orgsuo, with twenty
six killed ana thirty ar fertY wounded. The
Mexicans captured several Of the wagons, tNeve
mules, aud arms. aed siapsacks. Several other
Mexican successes ara mentioned in our advicea.
The French had established unse hospital
one st PeTote end two at Qaeebolae-twO thou
sands SICK soldiers being already in the latter
Several Atrocities on the part Of the French are
mentioned, cue of which is ths shooting 81 e.
Mexican named Beraardi, taken prisoner wbils
bearing . fag1of tguce, aud escorting tie Amer
lean consul and secretary of legation from the
capital to the Fcencb lines st Psrote.
PaETFY GOoD-A wageish correspondent
of tho Atlanta f~atealgencsr giyss the following
amusing version Of the manner in which Psea-
taligo, 5 G., received It's mama;
Oae day com Of the early ~seailers en- the
und, caught 2 turtle and were trying to drive
him homewsrd, hut they msds slow pTogrs
with the zigzsg llcomoton creature. A. CHS
j%unctuTe, some Of the shore Indians came up
with the party, and said TO one Of he drivers,
POKE be tai he 60 referring to sa excellent
method OF pushing the yarmint along They
the natives advice and found it sne-
seeded admirably with which result they wera
% mach pleased thai they called The place as
She sentence as possible. bus It has grad
nally IN the wesr Of centuries come down 90 a
compound word, te-wit; P0cassHg0.a
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JOHNSON AND mAvgaRn.

The constitutional decezse Of LIECOLN's FIST
Congress, says the Knoxville Register, carrsed
with il the political death Of ABBY Johnson
and HORACE MAYAARD. Both ofthesa unlran-
eipled men turned traitors TO their country for
temporary employment in the service Of her
enemy, but now THEN &c occupations are go1
It rs tfne ANDY JOHNSON has position e Mesh.
vile about equivalent to thal Of chief Of po
But for sometime past he has been thorone d
despised and seoTned By the Yankee ofieass,
aud now that his senatorial votes, which be so
dtgraesd, haze bean stripped froa his shoulders
he viii sink into merited contempt. Mr. La.
COILS, while war c~oatinuss, msy ihiuk 10 owes
him some once as q reward for lis treason. but
his last days win be those OF an outesst aud
vagsbond.
If Maynard we've not more impatient aud M
pdncipled than a majority Of his race, We could
have some charity or respect for bis p~roju5ices
in favor Of his people and native eoaury But
thare is no humi1ation or dagradsaoa which ho
would rot accepts when thrift follows iagn-
ing Aud neither he nor Johnson possesses
eay re5eeniag qualify to cover ther traasgTes-
sion, Both are alike. selfish and unpriacipled,
and either would sell bis country for : pfice.
We hope We ne'ee shaa look On them or thr
ike agsin.
az Finley Anderson 8 correspondent Of the
New York Herald, ess among tie prisoners
- - hood fbs o..rs y. Hs-,
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MARRIED.

In tals ely athe 18th instant at tie rztdszss
Ec Ei~s zOody by BhhaP Green, NssorL L.Wo
GAS, Of Vgsini@ of Gen. kirby sniih's siaD to "a
e 2 KAY OF Kentucky
T. s Plsass1stO iorg1t IRE da,u.si times 70 oc
tenslalou q tho pleasure Of or fdeniL GrE
visaged war las sm0o,hed bis wdHkisd f-ozt and
rouEl the rifs IN the ecu Of sTse. car ffsni q
permitted 70 enjoy th' fuushire Of loEiss mrss .o- &
season. Whats ger ire ASPECT Of tie p d ical horirsn
may no domestic e'ouii obscure as sdglsass Of sssa
f1tuFs
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her pilot house down and turrsl covered vi
canvas, IS if undergoing repairs.
Passengers By the Charieston rsinlast eve--
ing bring a report that the enemy srs landing
20 two or three points on the Csroliaa coast -
tank this Probable-SaDaaaah RVa5iiaaa.
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RaAAWAY, d hTnLFE.

h 9LATTO BOY, WILLIAM, IS Missing
IA aan ~ morri1g, the 9Th stsnt If not ab9pt
t9rn ne hsf preoany been enheed away, Or ne-bars
acai e"7 e Of tha camps 81 tee vicinity a 800
oAa noF 5 8 bnght mulatr0. 2 cIt fou-tsa1 vea-no ~
sse asher 8 OF amsrt and &C i've hsr rsv-s 49,
rom torehea1j the forehaEer Of ore hapd s-a-f.- 80
olear, I1e .nseqrence OF q bone & loT. vbieh fsoL
ne bone 70 TOE DR. . l0iar- A aVfsbls rpva-5
y &c paid fer bis return % ma. orkg ar-s-f ~ en-
a1ems1t SO that may get AtD.
mha-lm q --s
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nnNn rmnmmnmR-

Asemswhss extended khowlodge of the ex-
tent of preparations 10 raise a crop in Kinds
county Shat have besn made, lsads Us to coin.
eide with the views Of the editor of the Ray
mond Gazette on the subject That journal says
She county has Eve militia companies eueamped
at Vaileny on the Mississippi Central railroad,
far within ihe Confederate lines Of defense, snd
at 6 point We believe, whore no attack is ex-
pecled- What good are they doingl Why
keep them in camps, exposed to all sorts of
weather, undergoing hardships, enduring priya-
tons, ena e~ndangsring their lives from disease,
when they are Of no benefit to the State, bat q
heavy e1pensel Now is ihe very time they
should be a. home, getting their plantations in
order, preparing their lands for the seed, and
making all necessary arrangement for a big
crop and yet this most important time of the
year to the planter, they are kept in camps,
doing nothing but drilling and cooking their
rations Of tough beef and corn meal, while their
own interests aad the interests of the whole
country are being sacrificed thereby. Where
foref
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S50 REWARD.

OST OR STOLEN this morning betwasn
IL h2~nan Hone and Alter LiEons store q
cazs COL watch. rith part n ehsin 80
Ias ABOVE rew--d va b q prii for ga feiverya
chce o. tie Bowman Hluss ana ID q-usstI3us a-ksd.
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In consequence Of tae seaicity snd extremely
high piee Of paper, and a recent advance ~
the cost Of composition. we are forced from 'As
present time to increase The price Of our pepper
n nsvs seenfs from seven 70 ten cents.
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Adminisfrafor,s Nofice.

ETHEEEAS letta-snf sduirirta-iou m the estate
w of Jane DenleT, lac or Cshrun G uat. tsas
~ 4l5-sHErL were granted o. ne tV the F-ebat- c8uf
of ssd county, on the s6th day cr January, d. riuz i-a|
January t-rm5 20 lt AT esiHs again 8 the SD d-c-aEed
be presented % me accors.ug g. she manner aud ustsia
The we prescribed By law, else toy viii be forsrur'
barred p j. THOMAS.
rhI3rs-1-- Aa-fI-+--
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IHG hNEhA-Al was quiet oa the Georgia
coast yesterday, 80 fr IS we could learn. The
enemy seem SOY, Edsieclinsd altossther. 10
renes tae eanies with F5d McAi ssr. Ave
thy bseoming 6is-lussfEi 81 tasir invircibls.
omnipe1eet remst a r0ft was annant last
evening that the Whole aaes lad LETT the Ogae.
chee, but We Do noIgiYs it IS grush.
IL has been dehaiielF asentinsd shough. that
the feet bsqe gone dowa 10 ita ssu13and a.
parepay olt 70 sea, aud fastharm0rs that one 81
he iron -cisdsi supposed Is bs The Molsank, lad
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MI. WHTTTW.

Sugar and Cotton Merchant
AND
in Tobacco, DOmesticS Etc. Etc,
mhI3rq~ ATETAvnRrA
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- NoREm AEABAmA.

Tho Huntsville AdCoeats, Of the Alta instant,
learns tbst the gunboats have retired from Flor
ense, down the Tennessee river. They die bu5
Enla damage, as we hear. The enemy's cavalry,
hossv=r, which came up as far as Town creek,
s1d which was said to be from six hundred to
twelve hundred strong. did much damage. 1t
was composed Of Yankees and r~enegsdss fIom
Alabams Mississippi and Tennessee. It was a
regular piVa5eriDg expedition, taking negroes,
horses, mules, wagons, cotton, money, ETC.;
ssiziag citizens to extoTi money from them, De.
sH5yng farming implements. Spinning wheels,
etc. il has, We Year, gene back, trying to save
the plumber IT gathered up But fits not very
fast ia retiring, our cavalry viii overtaka aud
capture. ve trust, the wbole baud Of marauders.
we are pleased to know that the Tuseumbia
valley wiz 10 longer be left exposed and de-
l@elssless, as it was recently BY a disobe3jence Of
Glera BRAGG's orders. Forces Sufficient to
prevent shy sture raiis as this recent one, and
to punish severely theeaemy G they attempt to
repeat The feat, have been already placed al
pr18er points by General S. An WOOD, who
on duty fer the purpose, and who knows,
personally, the country. We, therefore, deem it
SAFE to ssy, that that region viii be protected in
she 1ture from any more raids Of the enemy's
cavalry. Ii is important that it should be
f5 the people IL it have already suffered very
heavily; and It csa, If unm5lssted in the fasure,
produce large amounts Of brsadstuEs for the
army and de n9on1a.