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thu. the system does not relapse into it.
former condition, which is too apt to be
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RUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Io barrels choice Pitts
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DICKLED sALMON-2 tierces extra No
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RREAKFAsT BAcON-5O0 pounds thin, lean
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Induced by the extensive sale and universal por.
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etable, hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulous
adTenturers, have opened upon suffering humanity
whisky xieT IN the shape Of poor
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Beware of the innumerable array of Alcoholic
Preparations in plethoric bottles, and big bellied
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bitters,
which instead of curing, only aggravate disease
nd leave the disappointed sufferer il despair
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Are not a new and untried article. but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American puh
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Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommen
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ficient reason why a man may not testify TO the
beneht he believes himself to have received fIom
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mey
thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Ho,
lands German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. NJ. JacJ =
son, OF this city, because was preudiced against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture am in
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, fer
the removal of this prejudice by proper tests and
for announcement TO try them, when suffering
from great AID long continued debility The 80
of three bottles of these Bitters at the beginning
of the present year, followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree of bodily ard mental
vigor which had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired of regaining l there.
fore thank God and my frinud for directing m. 70
the use OF them J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June %, Is 4.
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- loo boxes No. l Cincinnati Soap,
25 % Star Candl g,
3 E" Tsllow Candles at
fb26 IA cOoE,s
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Jan-- Drug Store.
fhAL OIL-15 barrels, warranted of the best
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No Sycamore Street.
rNWo TONS STICK AND ROCK CANDY, for
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CoRN BRooMs-2IO dozen fancy Plain and
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. S. E. GILBERT CO.,
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STARCH-l5o boxes best Pearl for sale by
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No. Sycamore Street.
CtIDER yINEGAR-75 bbls. choice, in fine or.
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EISH-2oo packages, all kinds, for sale by
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No Sycamore Street.
400 BOXES WESTERN RESERVE CHERsE
Jul just received and for sale by
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Jan5ldlW No. 2 Sycamore Street
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FALSE RRPoRr OoRaRCTED

The following Communication explains Itself,
and It is only necessary for US to say that it
emanstes from e source that entities its state
ment Of facts to the fullest eredenco;
JACKSON, Mss, March 10, 1868.
EDFFoRs APPEAL Permit me-, as an act Of
simple justice to General Pemberten and the
troops Of bis Command, as wen as to the people
Of Mississippi, to correct a false report which
has been very extensively circulated, to the s.
feet that Gen. PembeTton commanded, or was
with the Massachusetts regiment when it was
attacked by tie citizens of Baltimore, in ifs
passage through that city.
The facts are these. Previous to the fall Of
Fort Sumter, BreYet Major PembeIton was at
Fort Ridgely, on Minnesota 1iver. He then
received orders to proceed to Washington with
two companies of artillery he being then The
only commissioned officer with his company.
On arriving at st. Paul, 81 tho Junction of The
Mississippi and Minnesota rivers, be and his
command heard, for the FIRST time, Of the ru-
moIed attack en- Fort Sumter. Major Pember-
ton, with the two companies Of artillery, reached
Baltimore on the IIth Of April, 1861, and passed
through to Washington without moIestatioD /.
Major Psmberton told the adj1sans general that
no other Federal troops would be allowed to pass
though Baltimore. On the next day, April the
I2th, the Massachusetts regiment passed through
and was attacked. Major Psmberton was not
connected, either directly or remotely, with the
Massachusetts, troops.
Being the only ofieer with his own eompsny,
it was necessary that some officer should be as
signed to its command before Major Psmberton
could resign. Heat once rendered his resigna-
ton. An officer was assigned to bis command,
and on the 14th Of April his resignation Yves
accepted, and he the same day crossed the Pc
tomac, and rendered his services to the Southern
Confeiarsey
Since which time none have laboIed with more
zeal for Inc success Of our cause than J. C.
Pembehoa. Justice.
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FAen1 NoRTm mIssEssEPPE.

Special Correspondence Of the Memphis Appeal
Pamela, March 10, 1863.
The cars northwagd from Grenada are said to
run crowded. The present terminus Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee road is the Yocora
Psta}fa, about fourteen miles south Of this
plsee. To that point the travelling is pleasant
enough, but arrived there, "your troubles be-
gin" Parties who have their horse or carriage
on the cars (a plan recommended to tra7elsrs)
debark at Oakland, and reach this pleea by a
not intolerably bad road of twenty miles. Tse
ferry ever Yoeona is small sHif, very frsil,
manned By one person, who charges you fifty
cents for yourself, the same for each piece of
baggage, and fur price for your servants. Tie
river is about two jumps wide.
One mile this side of the Yocona, at e Mr..
Collins, ne found TIE -convsyaEoes. ordered
from Panola. No one should venture fe1n
Grenada who has ladies in charge, or heavy bag
gage, until a conveyance from this point IS Sc
cured The crossing at Longs creek, four and
a half miles beyond Mr.. Collins IS impossible
for ladies. A nan, with saddle-bags or a light
valise can mako the trip very pleasantly On
foot. He can dine with SIR. Pugb, at Pope's
station, for " fly cents, if you are a soldier
OF the perls north of this, and how best to
avoid them, your correspondent is not yet il.
As the vague rum9E thss the gallant Genegsl
Chalmezs IS to take command Of the northern
border Of the State grows into a confirmed fact
faces Of the people brighten. The most ab-
ccnfdencs is felt in his sbiliiy to protect
rs from vaadal raids. Women and children
win sleep safely when Chalmers gusgde the bar
Ter. Il Is hoped, however, that Colonel BlJthe
snd bis heroes viii be allowed TO zemain On The
to oct with the force Chat Gen. Chalmers
nay bring with him The Yankees have 81
gholesone horror Of Blythe. which has re-
strained them IRON many 3 maraUding expedi-
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In the late raid 4 the Federals in Batesvile, thev
robbed al, fiend, foe sud neutral alive. They took
their horses INTO the houses, fed them out Of bureau
drawers and committed other Ike excuses. They stole
e srre number Of negroes horses, wagons and large
Quantitios Of corn and forage.
In the northwest, the Ab0htouisfs have possession Of
BaLt0B, Washington, Madison and parts Of adj lining
colutes, They are administering the oath 10 ever,
body, ard amoEg their Gevlish schemes Is one to pro-
hibif any family from having corn ground st sHy Of the
msis. all OF which are in their possession, unless al the
members of the family have frst sworn TO support old
Abe. They are enrolling the militia, and by threats or
PROMISES inducing the men to take sides against the Con-
fsderscv
The counTy Is destitute q provisions, the horses and
VaF0as are al stolen and for The time being, the people
are st The mercy Of the enemy. The isyhayykers and
bandiid IN the mountains are the cause Of great
uneasiless The people are Undecided whether 70
plant crops. uEless the isybewkeus, and murderer,
aud robbers ere driven from the State. That they
will be, s. only a question Of hme, but tho sooner
itis done the more disposed he people viii be to pialt
and raise eropsrr Another strong reason for "a force bei.g
sent % disperss these bandits and drive OF the Federala,
is that they are enrolling The militia and making them
commit themselves 20 thsrsiie.
II tn : goes o., we shsI have these men as enemieE
some Of whom weuld be arr friends, If choice was left
20 hen. The difficulty Of procuring forage and sub
sistence, even for a small army, IS the main one IN this
case but a point ouEht 10 be strained 10 protect tAe peo-
pie there. We are Eatahed that our mi tary command
ers are alive 60 the dangers tbat menace the people,
and VIII take steps toredeve them. In the mean tise,
the loyal people there should organize and hold them
selves in readiness 70 second every movement that IS
made Rock Democrat lsfh
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Our advises as to tas movements Of tie
enemy against this point confirm previous
reports TIE a5vancs Of BANKS army, if i.
may Be called such, is not only slow, bu0
uncertain as 10 direction He seems to be
prosysdiag n force In g picket skirmish,
8 day or TWO since. several members Of q Rhode
Island cavalry compasy were captured and
brouehs within or lines. These report the
dissatisfaction in TIE ranks TO be very great,
and lbat the commander is afraid to risk an
stack, because be dare not trust bis troops
The feet has been concentrated a. Batcu Rouge,
20 he extent heretofore published, bat has mads
10 movement up the river. n danger is apPro-
hended from It unless It has The cooperation Of
tie land foree, and q combined attack is net
feared TIE disposition Of cur forces, and means
Of defense ere O. such Q character thai ths posi-
ton is deemed teua5le beyond peradventuIe-
The feet is, with the exception Of the Essen, a
wooden one, lacking ae ron-elsd features Of
PoRTERs armada, snd viii be at the mercy Of
Cur batteries should it attempt 70 pass. In an
atsckby land. s repuse, which our troops feel
esrtaino Of makiag, wiz prove q rout that VIII
nst stop at Baton Rouge.
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Special to the Memphis Appeal
PASoLa, March IA Gentlemen direct from Cold
Uater says that two fornidzble gunbea.s. lie Chile
e'tbe and DeKalb, two rams with cotton d~essurs, farce
~gunboats nol deemed f0rmHIa5le, farce batteries. tbre a
hundred cavalry, and ten ,s0ess1d men comprise the
Federal force on the Yazoo.
Some bosisno loaded company the exss5H,os. II
is Thought the object is to s,taI cotoa win which ebsss
will be freighfsd back.
They Ils Helena with Bat one days rad9ns or meat.
oat plenty Of bread and other supplies. They r-ly
upon the resources Of the country for meat. which they
are stealing wherever found
The only vessel that has returned frem the ases to
the srssiszippi was a d.sPstub bOat, which went up On
Sanlay.
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While we dssira correspondence nom al Sec
lions. giving Information Of passing events OF
discussoe questions Of general interest ne
would remiua correspondents q eeTtain rules
which they mast observe 80 insure astsntion 20
their favors. No communication VIII De con
si5sre5 unless accompanied with the suthor's
real name. Che same ta be divuged if dsmand-
cd. at The discretion Of The editors. Neither VIII
auythaz be allowed to appear in eur columns
Of a personally offensive character either as q
communication or an advertisement. From
tbese rules we viii in no case dogart and hePs
our friends VII bear them in mind
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BY ~TFLEGRAPH.
Last Nighfs Dispatehas !

Special to the Appeal
PAsoLA, March 12-Toersbly authentic reports re-.
eeived here say that Helsna was attacked iz the resr
on Monday and pa ties from that direction say that
heavy fixing was hsari yesterday. The information
cones from G~eseEters who say here were but 500
troops len AZ Helena.
Gentlemen from Memphis report twenty-five t5ou.
saod sick Ia the hospitals in that city.
The cavalry force which bu mel the railroad bridge
st A6bsyile, Yves Only two hundred strong They came
out for that purpose, and having accomplished Ct, re.
tnrnsd. h
Confederate states CaaETess.
R~IcHMoSD, Mareh l3-Tho senate to day dsagreed
to the amendment to house resolution. r-seonms1dug
agrealtaraiisss toraAe large provision crops, and hen
wen; into secret session 10 consider the Bill relative to
burroughs The house was m secret session.
Fatal Hxpiosioz.
An explosion occurred shls forenoon, u lhe govern
meat iabraioyt on Browns island, near this city, ia one
Of tie buildings occupied By women AMI girls. employed
IN filing esrtridg Killing and v~oundlng thirty or forty
persons The number killed. IS not yet known, ba. MS
believed viii not exceed ten. Ths o~xrlozon is sup
posed TO be the rnzu1r Of eeatF.-t
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II The Confederate government has greater
resources than any government in the world,
ssys the Richmond Dispatch. The war in a
great degree prevents them from being availa-
be now. But if tie public finances can be SO
mansged as to check the depreciation of the
cuuebey now going on. the public credit viii
Immediately after the war be equal to that Of
any country in the world The grand staples Of
The country have partially been employed by
the government in its foreign operations and
could some plan be matured for using them 70 a
gezteg extent much assistance would be given
70 ether measures fer enhancing the value Of the
government paper Governments are generally
unfoFtunate epsculators, end speculation is out
side Of the general duies and powers Of admin
isea6on. Yet eircumstaneed as the country is,
there s every excuse lhata government could
have Tor -aa7sutaring upon q trade which must
brinzseartain results
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- EnemT Il Tasenmbla - NIsrenc.

49, -4NA- ~ L-a-AlAAA4ata aAa EAaELAGE.
The Information we gave last week, that the
enemys %gunboais had come up the Tennessee
river ss taT as Bainbridga, at the foot ef the
muscle shoals, and gone back, is c9nfrned by
later advices from an oficial sourcs. The
enemy turned down the river without landing
twas no. True however, chat the cavalry force
that came to Pu8cumbia, and as fr uD Is
Town creek, had gone back They did not re-.
tire from Tuscumbsa Uldl Friday last, and had
not reached Bear creek on Saturday last Tbey
committed great depredaf0us upon the cih-
zens, wherdTerthey wen1-s-eaiuE or destroy
ing bacon and other provisions. stealing wagons
(eFeIy wagon bus one in TascumblaG and losi-
ing them with cotton and ether plumber. and
carrying hem eff with them. TIE roads were
so heavy chat their wsgoD trains were making
little headwsy, haviag gone only twelve miles
beyond T~uscUmbia en- Saturday. An efficient
force Of Con'edsrats elvsiry was sent, some
days since, iar2pid pursuit snd, it Is hope1,
viii over-ake aud capture the train and the
enemy.
The Abolition forces consisted of she I0th
Missoai and 5ah Oaio regiments, Stewards Hi
nos battalion OF r8nrgad-s fFoa Alabama and
Mississippi the whole uadar the commaad Of
C0rDyno, fSfmedy g surgeon at Corinth, and
numbering eleven HUNDRED men, WITH four noun
tain bOwiizsrs.
"HA|"aAaaa AAa~
RACES were Committed by the trais0r0us rene
gsdes from Alabama aud Mississippi, as we
might expect nom men so lost TO every senti-
meDt of honor and patriotic instinct. as to for
sake their c0UUfTy's st-niardr aud Join hercue-
mics. Among the sufferers was Col. John T.
Abernathy, OF leighton. We arc told that hey
took all his bacon, and committed ether robber-
les, and thst hs escaped 70 the mountains with
eighty-dvs negroes.
1t is believed that 8 trsiior from Florence Wis
tied the enemy Ct Savannah and gave item
iut0rUaton that induced the guubcat raid, for
the purpose Of eap-ar the sseam5oaf Dunbar,
which was sunk ia Cypress creek, at tie iims Of
the first Welt of DE Ysekes glnbca.s Go Fer
ance, last winter, and ha5 been raised, refited,
and recently brought above the Muscle shoals
by tho energy and enterprise Of Capk Lavender,
of TUseumbia. The DuEbsr secured al the
government corn from Lambs fsryup 70 Deca-
tur. she viii be Of g5eaB service to tie quar-
termaster and eommisssry departments, ana
msy be regarded as quite a prize to ths Coufsd-
eracy, NOW So dehcisut il means Of uansporla-
ton -Hsatsuiis C0nf5derats 5H.
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ton On which they would Otherwise have ven
turea
A gentleman recently from Memphis reports
that Quinby's division had gone down the river,
and that 2 regiment Of fresh Yankees from the
North had arrived to take its place. He says
there ere very few soldiers in the city, but has
no knowledge Of the numbers in the fortifoa-
tons. Tbs Memphis aad Charleston railroad is
seing extended into the fort, so that reinforce
msnl5 can be thrown directly behind the forti6-
eatinna.
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From She savannah NeHs
The eremy kept up 5 c-on.inucus fre from
thsH mortar b9a.s on Fort EeAliissec during
Tuesday night, tbe 3rd instant, until nbeus Eve
o'clock 10 ths morning Of the 4si. Having OBJ
tained the range If our bst.sFis5 during the dav.
thsy were enabled to thr1w their shalls with
great precision, BY which Ehay hoped 10 prevent
the gsrIison from working 70 repsir Gle 3amsges
OF the previous days can01usding, and TO give
lie psn no opportunity for Tep9ss Ii shis-
however, they were disappointed. Tssir shells
did not prevent cur brave boys frsm remaunt-
ing chs gun, the defsclye carlisle IF which
gave way eaTly in tao previous day's engages
mem, nor from repsiring whatever damsqs Their
fsrthw0rks bad sE5.sined from tie shot and
shell Of the enemy. RaFeile found our works
intact, and ou- men ready ed willing to resume
The unsqual contest. Bat 30 their surprise. and
no doubt specification, the ireu-cIad buEsss did
not come to tins. About eleven o'clock. A IT,,
all Of the vessels comprising she Es1see feet.
had lef the 0Eecheo river, except three irou-
clads and the taomortsT boats, which remaiuc5
81 the anchorage, some three mics below Gene
sis p0in6. The balaBee Of the aset steamed
down iu the direction, IS was supposed. Of Bear
river which is soma twelve or fourteen miles to
the south Of Genesis point and leads into S.
Catbar5Dr1H rous7d
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no NRws AGENTS.

In consequence Of tie scare y and extremely
high price Of paper and q recent advance "
tie cost Of composiHoas We are forced from me
present zine to increase the prce Of our Paper
m usvs agents from seven 10 ten cents.
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- EUEALa AaaIAaAaA
in tbs St. Louis BspuBlisaE Il reveals a
nBrnose of the most Infamous character, which
sbould bring upon its projectors the ezeeradons
of all the weird
HILTON HEAD. SOUTH CAROLINA,
February 70, 1s6Z
Far soms weeks proportions for a t0ray upcn
a~tsnsfve scale into some Of ih9 most thick
o. nonnlsted districts Of one Of the three States
1c,mnTised in the department. Of the South, have
bss1 IN progress with the greatest possible Sc
eraev. Few persons within our lines are aware
~ ~ prciees evan st this tims, WHEN orders to
bsgin tie movement are about being given.
Tbe nlani Is to surprise the rebels, not with the
pbantom, but the reality Of servile Insurreetions
Nv the sudden appearance IN arms, in the re-
zion selected, Of q body Of no less than i've
Fhoussnd negroes, properly led By whites anu
snnported BY regular troops. Communication
Bas been oBensd and kept Up for come time
~ trustworthy c0ntrabands with the bondmsn
of ne ehosen field Of operations, and they know
~beD ne Ebsraang host viii appear, and are
- - r;ga in thousands and swell b to a wave
S.btv fbaf Il viii sweep both reoellon and
- 49, ont nj existence wherever i may roll
Of Wendell Phillips at plymouth
1IS.eb viii be reaizsd-ths question Of light
-ebsls with their slaves placed beyond The
stroI nj politicians. A great volcano ts aoous
I.frg whose lava viii burn and how and
- assoits . conservatism and " peace
~ssointiousS The exact direction Of the eEDe-
5iio0. be Northern public ismess likely 70 learn
threueh Souther7 ~1nts
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IQar Lelsa Dagafeaesl

Special to ae Memphis Appeal
FORT PEABEaroS, Rear Greenwood Miss 5 alafsh
18Th, Wis Grenada, March Ave had a terrible ashi
to-day with the snemys ~gau5oat-. mortar boats and
land batteries, all Of which were Of the heaviest metal
We hold cur own beautifully. aud they have not At
tempted to run the gauntlet yet Tla fight viii prob.
ably be renewed ts-m1r-ow # they car come to lime.
rArpnn
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