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Correspondence Of the Mobile Nswsl


IN CAMP, ADAMS BRIGADE,
MAR T~ULLAHGMA. January lA, 1863.
A heavy rain has set i'm, making camp life anything
but agreeable, besides preventing one from visiting and
obtaining official lists of casualties, as well as general
information. ] learn to-day, however, that General
Wheeler is amusing himself EaTrassing the enemy hay
ing again obtained his rear, and is cutting eff bis trains.
There had been q slight rise in the Cumberland river,
making nearly four feet on the Harpeth Shoals, and
unmooring one of the boats across which the pont0on
bridge had been laid at Nashville. The mails from
Louisviils had bsen sent around by boat, one or two
smell steamers having arrived, and one from Cla kgville
vita q load Of -four. The river has fallen again, bur I
fear the present rain, which has become general may
effect another rise.
BY she arrival of some parties from Nashville, it is
stated that on the fret inst. large achievements had
passed through Nashville, numbering some 1900 or
29,pC0, among which was the list renegade Tennessee,
commanded by Bob Johnson, Andy s son. It is sup
posed, however, that the numbers are greatly exagger-
ated. IF the enemy was reinforced, why did he fail
baekl 1t is clear that the enemy Old not get news Of
oar retreat until late Sunday. HIS rear IS reported at
that time to have been seven mies on the other side Of
Stusrts Greek, aud it is 8 positive fact that he did not
is verv extraordinary and unaccountable, if the enemy
aid not fsn back, but held his original position and was
reinforced at that time why he did not advance and
pursue as, Instead Of allowing two days TO elapse before
be even attempted to enter the the town
1 stated IA my last that it had been exported by q re-
spOns.bie authority that Gen B agg had a ked 20 be
relieved from his command. Ihavs since ascf rtained
that the statement il premature, but that Gen. Bragg is
taking measures to ascertain whether there really exists
army, which have been reported and, If he becomes
satisfied Of their reality, that he viii then ask TO be re-
iieved from the command Of the army. This is positive
IN SO.
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de Vieksburg Citizen. ]

From The Nicks0ufS CitAeuJ
ARTILLERY PRAcTIcE-The heavy artillery in the
neirhborhood Of this place was last evening and this
morning engaged IN ascerJainiug the rarge and effect OF
the guns. and 4 number of shots were fred
GUNBOATs-Yesterday the heavy black columns OF
emeke feom the g~unboats were again visible. It is also
reported that a f ct Of Fifty transports accompanied BY
twelve gnnbcass is ON the way down. Preparations
now being made here indicate that the enemy is soon
expected
From the Wing
There is now no doubt OF the enemy's having return
ed. The whole feet Is reported to be stretched from
the mouth Of old river TO the foot Of PavTpaw island.
troops have besn landed on the Louisisnn shore, and
yesterday, ipfentry, cavsty and axe men could be seen
with a epy-elass moving about IN the vicinity Of George
W. Groves place A gentleman who started for Mon
roe got 4 glimpse of the stars and stripe" about half
a mile above d.. Whites and turned back BE thinks
be saw two hundled and fifty Of the enemy on shore.
A number o. men, Supposed to be aboliuonists, are re-
ported 70 have been seen yesterday, examining the Ia
nous canal, which never has been filed, and through
which water viii commence running in a few days. if
the river continues booming up as rapidly IS 1t has been
for two we4&bsst Of course no one knows where the
next attaa be MADE hut many are OF the opinion
a road VIA built from Groves across to Brdfords
soHnt. Just above Warrentou, when the enemy VIII
haul bargeg across. and then run their ircn-clads past
our batteries az night to tow The barges over to Warren
ton with troops, and land them under cover OF their
guns. This VIII be a slow process, and If they ever at
ts npt it, we will completely checkmste them. What
ever may be their designs. and no matter where they
strike, we are satisfied they will be repulsec as complete
" ai they were at ChiekasaW bayou
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RepOrf BY a GeBuensan who accompanied
the Ordnance

The last train, With the two large guns ard sInmuri-
ton, started from Virginia Point at about 2-oheloek on
the morning ef The LIST inst. The Harriet Lane YVES
standing off he Point, distaHce about five niles 81 hen
the locomotive entered the bridge, One. Of the railroad
men, not being advised Of the orter to keep dark, %
was on the top of the box car with his lantern, but So
soon as It was discovered by the officer OF the post. the
order was given Pat cut that hghtn Immediaieiy on
its heing eNtnguished' the Haruetlane threw up signal
ighfs-bue and red
When the train arrived within three or four hundred
yards Of the galveston depot, she aean threw up sig
nals,5yhleh were so near inst we could see the men en-
her DICK The conductor left the esrs 10 seek the men
who.Nera detailed TO take charge OF the caar.on. bat
they could not be fQuud.
Before ne returned the eannonaaing commenCsd from
WILSON'S battery and as the shot aud shell fell heavily
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in al directions. he detached the ear with The large
MOUNTED gun, and ran the cars about two miles up the
road 10 save the ammunition. and put of the other large
cannon, which was intended for Fort Point, and mule 8
were attached 70 take 30 round
The cars then ran back 10 thu depot and all hands
went to work and threw the cotton of the trains 70
build the breast works for the large mounted cannot.
The FIRST gun wa fred by Gen. Magrudsr Y hsur before
day, and a continual aud terrific bombardment wfs
kept no until after day light, when our batteries ceased
their fire, but az this moment the Harriet Lane WIS
boarded By Col Greea's command from the steamer
Bayou City.
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IL sETUATION Ar vICKsBURG.

NUNa II 1890 W"W'
Or dispatches this evening, as well as the letter from
our correspondent sdmonish Us that stirring events will
shorty be enacted at Vicksburg. The enemy has again
made his appearance to endeavor to accomplish the
cherished purpose Of +" opening the Mississippi" and
that he is in form dsbIe strength, much greater thar
when previous attempts were made, we have the most
positive evidence. This fact We would impress upon
the public, in order that every possible preparation TO
resist nav be made. We cannot discover the utility Of
depreciatiug the fo-ce Of our foes in the approaching
conflict. as has been fatally done in other instances that
might be referred to. Hencs our announcement that
GRANTS troops were reinforcing tie river column WIS
made. and the information was obtained from 8 gentle
man who witnessed the departure of a portion of them
from Memphis. There Is no excuse for any one bsirlg
deceived: let our preparations be made accordingly.
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Generous Donasisns.

MoSTIcELLO, MISS January 10, 1863.
EDITORS APPEAL: The following contributions have
been recently made TO the soldiers aid society at this
place, for the benefit Of the families Of absent soldiers:
G.. W. Wilson, l25 bushels corn, and Sl5 cash W. P.
corn G. S Mcmillan, $50; G. Mebiey, SD; W. @. Max
well, $50 John Cox. S25i Joseph Bloom, SO; J.. Kot
witz. S5; !. II. Tennisson, S35; L. Levy three barrels
molssses S. n Brown, two barrels molasses A. D..
Dixon, $50 S. y, Muse, SIS; J. r. Armstrong, S2S;
VA. Fox. So; 7. Kotwitz. $50; s, Evans S25; II.
Bonner, So h. Daugh1y, $50; J. N. Cowart, sos; G.
C. McKiBnel So; Z J. Goode, SI0o;J.E Harper, $50;
A Russell, 100 lbs. Iaeon; P c. Gain, Si03i IT. T.
Mikell, s25; a. Sharp, $50: Chas. Smith, S25; j. NJ.
Lord. So; S. Hickman, s25; P. EEars, SIC; VIM. Gar
rett, $50. WM VAUEERSON, Secy.
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Our loss Of brave mon is Of course considerable. but
by far not As heavy as was to have been expected in
such a desperate engagement.
A complete list Of our dead and wounded cannot be
obtained before the officers Of the dif-rent attachments
have made their report as headquarters, which viii bs
their friends here or IN the country some Of those who
were killed in action were buried, whose names at the
moment could not be ascertained one killed ar Fort
Point was buried on the spot where be fell, name not
aseertained.
Some Of those killed on eur boats fen overheard OF
were shot to atoms. OF the killed ana wounded on tie
Neptune and Bayou City, we have So far no reliable
accounts; some were sent to the hospital, others were
taken to Houston, among them Major Dickinson, Of Gen.
Msgruders staff, badly wounded in the face. Captain
Weir's body was also taken TO Houston.
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LATEST ny TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches
LATEST FROM VIOKsBURG.
THE ENEMY LANDING IN FORCE.
Report fEom Arkansas Post.

Special to the Daily Appeal
VIcKsBURe, January s3-The enemy has been land
Ing troops fom bis transports, below Youngs Point,
81 day, and some twenty beats are now lying a mile
and q half above the mouth Of the canal Troops can
be seen from the ei y, and tents and camp ares are also
vi ibls this afternoon.
Occasional shells have been threwn from our bate
ries du Ing the d3y.
Seven p isoners captured near MiIken's bend, who
have jus. arrived via New Cs,thage, confirm the report
tie fall Of Arkansas Post. ALLEGRO.
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In April, 1853. Robert KeDnieott, a young gentleman
from Illinois. left Washington, Is the agent Of the
Smithsonian Institute, on a scientific expedition to the
Arctic regions, and has returned. BE extended his ex-
~piorations TO the interior Of Russian America, and
nearly to the mouth Of ths Mckenzie river, and BY the
numerous agents Of the Hudsons Bay Territory, and st
ali the p0slso f factories that he visited. he was treated
with the Ereates= kindness and no pitslty. The collee-
sons Of spec me IN rarral history snd ethnology
Rhichhe has been eaabled 10 make are Considered more
valuable and extensive than the combined collections Of
ali previous explorers Ia the high ATTITUDES Of America,
and it is q subject Of congratulation that these Interest,"
ing treasures are to and q resting place at Washington
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NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS PARoLBD and
PRISONERS,
Jackson Miss December "a, 1875.
Office = hereby given IN arsyer . numerous in
~ qHr-s that I'll prisoner of war belonging 10 ~
dor the Federal Tag of truce, have been EXCHANGE IN
arrival All prso.efs Ar ivnz within the Coufs3srsfs
ne y ether Feanes can o1iy De- exchanged by report
order 20 have their names registered Tor sxcbsnea
By command Of BrigadierG General RUeGIEs
70. SLXMANSFT
ae@s-im A. and Inspector General
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=, Aho,jfouis.s Bowaro.

President DAVIS, in his message, announces that the
Confederate States government has determined as to
the policy it viii pursue toward those who are now war
ring with Us to enforce LIScoLSs emancipation proc
Iamation, and stir up Instructions amopg the slaves.
He says:
Our etestation IS tempered by profound contempt
government viii be confined to delivering up all com
missioned officers her efter captured ia the ten States
named in the proclamation, 10 be tried by the States
under the laws which punish those that excite servile IN
surreotion.
Our people will sustain this action, and rejoice TO
learn that it has been decided upon. The State laws
viii reach all eases, and tie Confederate government
may rest assured offenders will be punished as their
EVIL deeds merit Let Federal officers take warning.
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High Court Of Errors and appeals Of the
State of MiSSiSSinDi.

JACKSON, January 4th, 1853.
ORDERED That a pee al term OF tbs Hch Court
Of ETr0rs ard Appeals be he q a. the court room.
in the city OF Jackson on TIA third Een1sy Ct Febru-
arg 1853, for ths surpole Of hse ing calfe e. on The
criminal doeksts If the Grs. aud second districts. The
criminal ca-es on the docket Of the FIRST district viii be.
t-kenup on the faird Monday Of FebrDary, snd those
Of the seC0pd discreet viii be taken MP on TIE fourth
Monday Of FEBRUARY, ad ths said term win BE- eant.n-
ued unil the crimisal eases o. the d1Cksts # said frst
and sscoI d di- tricts are disposed e
A. n. AND
Nm l. HARRIS,
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W4CHTNISTS. ~ATFEKTIBN,

A Il FIGST-G S a-ACHINIsTS arriving in the
e~mpcym-uf ct this Annoy OF tbs undersigned, located
at Athens, Georgia.
All HaehLiss arriving frem EeE Orleans, by apply
ing % Major DumO tell At Camp More, VIII be imns-
diateiy dstslsd 10 oUr Armo7y and f1rni hsd with
tri transportation. Go d wages via be given good ss-
eAilisrs. and board can be hsd q mod=rste rates
COX s. BROTHER
ia9 I'M krnarv. Athens Ca
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II We bad the pleasure, yesterday Of perusing a
private Letter from our friend Dr. s. 7. Green, Of Aem-
phis, surgeon Of the sh Tennessee regiment written 10
his father from Tullaboma- It confirms tina death Of
Major W. B. Ross and others who n we have heretofore
noticed We are grstaed 70 hear that the Doctor, him
.slf esesped unharmed although much exposed to the
missels Of the enemy during the engagement at Muir
freesboro. He writes oheerfnly ana hopefully.
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ON The ngAt Of the 22i infant, a NEGRO BOY,
~ nemed BOB, e.shtsan or TWEEN y years cid, I'VE
feet x CT seven inches hgh uprer font teeth OUT
hal on new boot, kersey Bs 8, cloth esp ard llsek
oV rsoat- said N-srs stole q d-e brown mare, a5 Mt
asiesn hands hHgh, eli HI y "a old. star in her f. e1os d
and white spot GA let eide, under ths 5 Id r. Also q
"a d g and bila. 4 saitacis IeEaTl viii he sven for
the rceoveiy If the mare or Negro b. applying At the
Office OF CApT J ~. 0UEa,
Assistant Quar- erma ter,
lE4 u Grenada Misc
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~ General Magruder has issued an order request
ING the plinters Of Texas, to furnish two thousand ne
rroes. with spades, shovals, etc. to assist liz construct
ing defenses for Galveston, 50 that it may not again fall
into the hands Of the eneny. Thirty dellsrs per month,
with rstions, medicines, ETC., viii be given, together
with transportation free both ways. The call is made
upon Washington, Austin, Montgomery, Burleson, Ira
Wis, Fsystte, Bastrop, Colorado, Polk, Liberty, Cham
bsrs, Orange, Fort Bend, Milan, Brazoria, Wharton,
Matagorda and Robinson counties. The committee or
gained for aiding The coast defense indorse this call.
General Magruder gives the planters the privilege Of
sending an overseer to every gang Of twenty-five or
more negroes, who is also allowed rsdons and sixty dol
lars per month In this way they can have an addition
al guarantee that their negroes viii be wen treated and
cared for.
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~ The Mobile Register says the number Of men
enrolled and sent to the field in that county, by the con
script officers, is one thousand five hundred and Ave- ana
the number claiming exemption on various grounds is
one tbouiand mint hundred and seventy-nne.
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ora ROREEEN AGENTS.

Our previous Impressions that our government was
guilty of a great folly in continuing Messrs MASON and
suIDELL abroad so long a time, asths accredited agents
of the Coufedsrscy. are fully confirmed by reading the
Richmond SYNOPSIS Of the official correspondents cAp-
tured by the Federals, and published by the Northern
press, and we wonder at President DAVIS dong 90 a.
least after he became advised, as the reporter says that
. lord RussEL. scarcely treated MASON with the cour-
tssv due 3 gentleman I'll to be hoped Nd further
official communication viii take place with the haugaty
Cabinets of Europe, at least none in which the oOnfsde-
raey is to enaet the part of a supplisnt
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PoRr HTDsos.-The Mssissipgiaa. OF this morning,
publishes the fon owing from letter dated Port Had-
son, January goth
The gnnboat Essex made her appearance yesterday
evening, bet did not rem ain in sight Joas-
This evening we hear firing from heavy guns, be-
tween this place snd Baton Rouge.
I suppose the 'balPi VII open here 10 earnest ~ q
day OF two.
Rest wen assured that we are thoroughly prepared
for them and viii give a good account Of ourselves
when tested.
1t rains here about three days every wreck, almost In
essantly, n
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1FpWe have q communication from One of the Sd
regiment Texas Cavalry" complaining Of the political
eoniuict Of some Of the citizens OF Italia county, Miss
The feet that nd signature Is appended, Of course PEE
oludes its publications, Independent of other considers
tons. If the facts related, however, caa be established,
the evil can be renedied much better by advising the
commander Of the department Of the state of affairs.
TIE class Of offenders named win, IS they deserve, be
severelv punished
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4 y GIY.

LLRGE QUANTITY OF FUEL for the use o
the Hospitais, shops, and troops at this post. I
will pay The highest market price for all WOOD dsifv-
ersd 40 this place. Pers-us Ia Ing wood for sale will
apply at my oHee. jest below the Post Office
II. l. BOON.
ial4w Captain end A. Qusrtstma tar
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Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad.

DRI0GE CARPENTERS and BLACKsHITHs
Az cgn lad empiCymvat- t "a wnpss 20 work ia
-11i @A1e--aa-thig 10 d.. Apply st GreLads,
als4 H1ur1. a. y. AAhLAHDnEr
is20 Iw G. neral Su1er nf-ndent.
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RECRUITS WANTED!
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.

NFFICERS OF THIS BAr TALON are now m the
~ Sonzh 20 enlist such young men citze5s Ct Louisi-
ene, as are with p c0nscrip- aee who nay come f5r-
ward and offer Oh mse YES fer se We.
BY special authority Of the Secretary Of Wsr. any
potOl habi- 20 cOnsoripti1n may Be enlisted, and con
SC ipts enrolled may be @sigced 70 fl up this organizs-
bon.
a bounty of FEFTY DOLLARS VII be paid 20 all
liable t. conception w1o come properly zee mmeudsd.
The rerru Lug st riols vii 90 Sob lie, Ala, Jackson.
M s. aud Ohsr Foiats en- the New Orleans. Jacks a
and Crest rheru Railroad. ne8rer New ORE sns.
tapsn p D. MlL-E5@t sra UuaapzIsY viii be sfa-
toned ~ Noble a. recruiting officer and Cap an c.
w. SQuIRES, Is. company, c plain J. B. RICHARD
son, I'd company suG Lieu. EOhC5SM 44h company.
at Jackson snd 2 c nisy, to whom, or 10 she undersiglsd
at Mobile applications may be addressed.
J. B. WALTON
Colonel C7mnandug and Chief Of Art llery,
lst Army Corps Dspar uent Northern Virginia.
Itave estsbtshsd my recruiting office at rom No,
So B1Tmsn House, jackson, Nis'.
@ W. SQUTEES,
Cepi ain and Recruiting Officer.
j2tlm Battsli0G Washing o. ArtI erv.
A.exend In ps7ers copy en- month a1d send. dGpi-
cate ttls 10 @. W SGuires, Jackson. NJ S.
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~ The Monigo merry Mai, Of the 18th states that
several arrests were made by order Of Gen Bragg Tor
political oHenses, the previous day. ono OF the parties
imprisoned resides near the city, and has heen engaged
i running the blockade TO Louisville
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

a SUBSTITUTE, who Is not Iab'e TO co1scriptio-,
tIferve du ing the vs., in NeLa5's dlvisicn Ger.
Longstreets corps. For saeh q man a liberal sum VIII
oe peiL Appiy Immediately to Hrs. u. a. BROOKS
4 Warren eounty, two miles frou Bridgeport ferris, IN
the Big Black ~is94l0ts
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frz=TAe California shipments Of gold are madeto Eng
lsnd instead Of New York, in consequence Of the cap
tBrs Of die ARIEL The last steamer took 100000 to
rnvlsn5s and oily $4,000 to New York
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HIARRTED.

On The 10Th infant, at tho res dsnce Of Mrs. S. Il
Mos y, in ihis city, b TIE Rev. John Hunter, ar.
HENRY C. BlAcKaAR, Of Augusta Ca, to Miss FANNY
n MosELY.
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OVERsEER WANTED.

A n OVEasEEE Is a-ted % AXE ehsi gs Of plan
teri "a four IA ies frsm J4ck oa. One who under.
ta1is ths cul- ure Of Frgit o eas pre'e' red Coed ref
required. Apply at the GAS OFFICE
ial9 lw Jackssn. Misz
Mfua7s1s0nfeu nonv
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NesTHGRy

3 fecsurly owned by Colonel W. Nsui. On win
there are nine humid ed acres Of Gle sred laid # excel
Isn't quality and has Improvement is for rent this year.
mon, or to the unders gued, p few miles distant.
ia-Q-lt. MARX s HOMES
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EHon. J. B. Clark Confederate States senator
from Missouri, has favored US with public documents
for which be VIII please accept cur thanks
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The Housfon I1legrapN o. the on inst. pu6Hshes the
following proclamation
GALVESTON, January &, 1868.
Whereas, the Undersigned has succeeded in capturing
and destroying a portion OF the enemy's feet and in
driving the remainder out of the harbor Of Galveston
snd beyond the neighboTiug waters, aud the blockade
has thus been eGectuAlly raised, be, therefore, proclaims
TO all concerned that t e harbor Of GALVESTON is open
for trade to all friendly nations, and their merchants are
invited 20 resume their usuel commercial intercourse
with this port
Done a. Galveston, this, the fourth daT Of January,
1863. J. 3. MAGRUDER,
Major-General Commanding.
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~ The Neps states that a bark captured st Gal
weston, which was supposed to be loaded with coal, was
asesrtained to have a valuable cargo Of provisions on
beard, such as were most needed. The whole was Sc
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-TrME.InE MTsIEIlNS

4 COMPETENT MAN to lead a Bras Band. can
IA obtain pernan-n situation, with haersl wages
by spsiyinK st the Headquarters of Isl Brigade 2n1
Division ist corps, Department ssissippi and East
TO is.aaa Grenada hdss. (js20lw
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WANTED.

100 NEGRO MEN to work = Dads eouny. Ca,
LUU 90 the Eupte Sac Lr b W5rks Persons
from TIE river, anxious TO place their Negroes 10 a
-0. ntan resi0n Wi find tbs above lOcstin a goo5
ons. address ASA T~HOMPSON,
superintendent,
ia20 Tvs ~ con-, Ger.
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WANTED,

10 or TWELVE FANILfEs OF BOYS AND
~ Girls. from ten 10 siEtseH years ola, a. he Peal
NEet AIs j.. & v. GEEEE,
faaA1GtE TseEso, 81.
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~ Our morning contemporary expresses a belief
that the transports of the enemy in the vicinity Of
Yickzburg, have been to q great extent emptied' and
that iheir appearance at present is intended as a scare
crow, to prevent the removal Of our forces to other
points A few hours, or days al most, viii determine
~ ,Dsttar
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~ The Augusta Chroaide and Sentinel announces
the death of Judge Holt, Of Georgia, one Of the most
able members Of the bench and bar Of that State,
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a Yankee papers say that Roseeranz is not a gen
eral who Is fishing for the Presidency" We presume
Hooker il the man, then, who is.