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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-31

From the Richmond Exsminer. Jan. q
Ca the vast expaasa Of flotb and scum which
the war has called into existence, an idea at lssl
floats into view. TIC speech Of Eallan3ighan
lately made in the FEDERAL Congress, and a
synopsis Of which Is now publishe5, contains
the first practical aud tangible plan for ending
this Struggle the first seld thought which the
mind Of The United States has produced for two
years.
The way 20 end the war IS indeed difficult
problem, Both the hellgegents age so commit
ted that neithes would ag7ee to any treaty that
the other could possibly propose OF permit
Foreign nations might compel tho Pesce il thoy
possessed motive; but 50 little DO thay under
stand the feelings and the interests Of the c3a-
tending counties, that any arrangement which
they Wonld invent would certainly be consid-
cred an insult and an Outrage by oae or the
othez. IL Is difficult indeed to conceive e def
ni.e conclusion Of the business other than that
which would come of anarchy on one side and
exhaustion on the other
Fal.sndigham proposes termination Of the
combat which eva1es thsss manifest dificultiss
He suggests peace without q treaty He would
have the war ended by an armistics, and the Ia
vineible repugnance sf the peopls 70 take up
arms again when oacs they are laid down For
sometime America would present tha uDpayal-
leled spectacle Of two nations noninaIly st war,
sive commerce which woald be instantly re-
sumed without iafiG. In this situation, he be-
lieves that the passions now a7izastiaz both nzr.
ties, would soon subside, and TIA. zlle. a few
years convention might settle the causes Of
quarrel snd restore tho Union.
Those who believe tho Teconstraesion Of the
Union possible, under any eiFeUHsta1ces. must
look on this preoious scheme with considerable
apprehension. i is certainly tia NEST taki1g
net that Yenkoe ingenuity has yet eontri7ed 60
catch the South. But those who believe it dan
gerous 90 not know or realize Che profound
depth Of hatred which the conduct of the United
States has dug in the Southern hsayt Nor DO
they know the true cause Of lie origin of this
war Il wss not slavery; il was not the tariff;
it was the great fact that ia the process Of time
and under the inference of many circumstances
the North and the South had come to be two dis
tinet peoples, two rival nations National an
tipathy, not temporary interests, dissolved the
Union, aud viii keep the fragments alternately
suOdeTed. We entertain no fear that they VIII.
ander the influence of Vallaudighsm's arlaistce.
+" ike the pieces Of a fractured bone, unto and
grow again
At the conclusion of such an Interval in The
war the bsllgersnts would probably conclude
that mutual interest would be besl served By tue
formation OF boundary, the arrangement of a
commercial treaty, sDd the envoy Of smbassa-
dors.
But many things yet intervene between the
present hour and the dsy Of Yallsndigham's
srInistiee. The emission Of the id6a will, how
ever, not fell to attract universal attention, and
is, IN fact the first plan for Flushing the war yet
heard Of involving the fsintess shadow of pos
sibls success
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COTTON yea THE g0TE8glIE8T7.

GEEEs Or Zee FRoDUCE LOAN, in tse seve-sl
-a -Cruti the trsls- ar- lereqT ucflled; lnat
5Et Iha srie-llE purchases 20 uot q IS th-n
rTraat= re s Gad. sHd purchases nE hereafter
te n-5a r11Te bales n one location IN al
c1s ri rrc5ases gf Sen bsfs and un4srs aud iu thsE5
T -E-l alce % rp1n the saiier1 slaf5lent
81 Sc -At saa Marks c-rdlea 90 by trTe VII
. u5as a1d u..l rre-eurea and oertihcq ta ~
Gle s-la ule ruz foeI q II f1e purchase money
tesF sfl4ted i7 5e paid il csa uPsn loss q twenty
"a = lerr
lu5 IEe crfe. in rega.d o f1a uercharts5-s .nai-
tau rf -ose1 so rasc nla and she same may here
lff=r 81 ll-a w-ll Pms Up HleElaF Win hosi1a ana
tlops Fllrisl lt Tnai re Sc ier wll ollsae him
s-lr ~ araI s,lIe II bagging and rope Wltain
riua-r dsgs 54-zr ife removal II he bl3ckade End
Iaalft ha FL Le anETllies Be unaer secure c5Fer
fud 1al f- leed fr8l cattle 3rd That two o. more
les BE- 1.ei as 10 0btsin ne average eight q
lhe c1r-inl- a-d o. Thzt lhs Coton be bought a p
1coal of t-a PSF csui- fro a hs prce established Tor
a1taha 90 to q, th-t naigayoIhood, ana is Tree
BON sly state len
sd Enti. aev bla-ks can ta procured Agents msy
slarl tie 5ore- vh the clause emerasld IN seati1l
ssetal i sgt l1ltt il Hrltius in The margin
8h Th=n cottsni is stored on TIE grounds or in the
loI- ~ all-fr tsn e seler, tie nane Of ihis p-r
sr= 6r-ee e- ta furnish lzt Of al Cotton bought BY
tis1l i tlai ta.1-n and when ID public ya ehou-e
~ -t-ela-..s tee is1 rl1st te furnished.
zla efzt .cnr. BEADS o t1s Co1eds-ecy are 1lc1v
~ q i7 p ia MissssiPPi nav ng already
rasl5a ia 1-o- rf - % er Sta g. Their "a NJ ~
g qrasr a11 ec1' ed fom .he tast that afer April
aeat 81 oc--a -i BE- is-ued craving more t1aa seven
aag 1at J. >. B. DEBOW,
Iack o. A5iss.
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IMPORTANT 80 sE0EMaKERS AND
-aEH Fps.

IL1AIseU eUAzlTz2 SPECIAL, BEPiAIsFAiH.Sr
GAfasFo-7- -iss- sa1lary % 1898.
n1 tEfsf laarta master Mississippi au !
u i-- TIL -esiiso.iln O. HIDES il are conn
a sacks 81 aa5 the 5s-rlbu ion Of tbe same
asrn. fze zorsel n res ET.tn.n he said district,
sd 81 1rr-l llac4 end Leather fs- he ConfeGe-
Tbs=s-e .hs u- Illt5-s qf az taa yards and s1oe
fho-s wi u esi tr WIZ rsport 20 a. my head
qas ts-g, rt -ar. e uulnber o. vsss h-ied and
when .isr u b. ,earT n vo-k ouf as a.so the vsts
ELY az see laatCF of hdes necessary 70 hl th5
ssn aat siles I esther and pai7s II
ts--e- eas lstr p irr1 Sd monthly a1d me e.
t- rn zarl 81 1ecl sieal labor uelessary 70 carry
= - f.eose ~ tae eN.atoi ter csPa-iiy
Ihs ar5F irlor-aat "a IS sary 90 sn equal di1
euti1n of liia -Eoag tie several taa yE d. and %
rrrc= 1l rca 1-iecz tlrou hoat The staE' and make
a7alah.s q tie srsst nefi'd aad in the mot eco
Eoalical ana Ile rec slls -1areof.
All tsnraTs snd siosla'-ers ll-t subjaet TO ulillry
fct- res csal ie t1slr Tccal Ion, VIII also re-
- i ID l-e 4 ilsy rri "a elr r.ioyIuant
~ - #h5s1N, sreeiai Agent,
fr1a-rm ssnkst-n. Miss
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FoRp7es IrEMs The Emperor Nspoleon
has confeiyed upon Colonel l9hn p 0o~en, q
Boston, tho order oi . CheVaiier q the Legion
OF Honor The Eos,oa H-rata says oOi
Gowen has fulfilled h's pIoioize 60 clear ING i--4
Dor Of Ssbas opol Of the obsEruetlons oee-siVA
II, tie t,ri.nesn war. hut the work not having
been performed wi5hia the hnls speeihea' ta9
Russian government seized ald cohnscassa ~
ihe property accgnuiatad oy' am, even sne
smallest arliclsS a. vel as th8 apPeretus seH5
by mm tFom the ljllted statea ta3 value oi
wlich woald not be less tnan S500,0UU
Brazil is now the chief country IN tho world
for the cultivation sf ceifes and yet ls Is
scarcely a century siace t was introduced into
that reeion. Previons 70 1625, Jaws. Cn5s, and
the Eaglish eolonie! IN the East and West IL
dies were tie pfiieiPal Produeers q eeiiss
Sinee Sat tfme Brstl has disaanced them all
Fer number of yeilrs she hes produced for e1-
persation nearly hall the coffee of the world
and some years she even exported more Than
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STRANGE
The Petersburg ErgTess publishes correspondence
which passed fe7g weeks between the Yankee gem
ers Foster and Gen. French commanding Petersburg
Foster prompted by Stanley, complained Of the depra-
daons committed by the Confederate troops upon the
tories OF North Carolnai particularly Of their carry ng
away negroes also, Of the burning Of the town Of
Plymouth, and Of the employment Of p8roed prisoners
w make the following extracts from Gen. French's
es my government has so faithfully respected the
Daroe Of prisoners am the more astonished that you
10 the ears q the edor q he Raleigh 5 sa1 ' t5 sane i
notice when order was issued BY the War Depart
ment Of the United States requiring IS I remember
paroed prisoners 70 instruct racrats, garrison tortresseB
ia the rear CT the army and guard prisoners While
press the extract you send ne shows would denoanee
such violation Of parole OF honT, have seen yours
tssung with the demand thar the prisoners that va had
captured ard psroled should be sent TO Minnesota %
rcpeI the Indians there at war with your people
Our forces did invade the county Of Washington, and
the in command did report that he brought
GU with him some negroes hr Stanley is represent
stis If the Uaited States Government snd take it
for granted speaks by authority and IL it Be the deter
unation Of your government to deliver up to their
owners the hundred thousand slaves you havs stolen
from their 'isind aad hRmane masters I sm sure my
Government VIII Immediately cause this little act Of
robbery" be dscountenaneed and cause the negroes
to be restored and thus return to their kind masters
their property; and his end win transmit 10 the
proper authorities your communication and Mr. stan
/ ley letter.
Asit IS an acknowledged principle among Christian
nsions to respect private property in lands. sure
ay government wiz hail this as an evidence that here
after yours viii 10 deprive peaceful citizens Of
their private property. Idepl0re nuch as 3r STAN
ley does. this taking Of civilized beings from their faai-
lies and homes and depriyng owners Of their properly
and woud it were he only robbery Of tho kind hat
I has occurred, but SO many have been committed by
the forces Of tha United states that now regarded
/ az legitimate and proper, 1T and necessary war
/ measure by your government
Idonit think the Town of p yIaouth was bsrborousy
and yFiuly burned bat ss reported to house was
/ fired in which v0ur troops made stand, sad from
which they fred soldiers. Sach tiilss viii hap
pen In war ad often for sxca1t the spirit Of
/ tomac Bosnoke. Eappshanuoek sind Jsnss rivers
where cities towns aad private resideness, rale
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Few Spectators esef Trarsportnsfan-
Curious Developments.
Fom the Richmond Dispatchl

EiOm the Richmond Dispatch
One case among ihs th0ussad which are eosursiaz z ia
the Couf5fera5y has 20 ofcai cog1 zanca sh
iaE how spsculators-th-ss pc is Of soesiy-use tie
government for t1eir pu-poseg The graod jay or
the Confederate strict eourt, az Mobile has a
pres enlnant a CO. ef which has eeen forwarded to
President Davis an exteaet from the presentUasnt VIII
explaia itsef;
re matter in question relates to ihe widespread
pergers and abuse by government officers, as these
jurors be eva q the public transportto 10 purposes
of personal uuleat aud speculation. They dHd,
suo-E acts of the nature, ard conspicuous
the n, thsf George hrai. resident Of the
city Of Mobile, a. ABOUT tie month Of Ma-eh 1862,
sitter having proeu, ed through the agency Of a r.
P0H5ll ol Montgomery en- order from Major w. s.
A. D. general trans poriatOa agent at Richmond for TIE
f9rFsr1 ng of public suppiis from New Orleans to
Mont g5lery rrleeeded % have transported theri
dse ge qualities, scgar AID m7lss2es which were 10
g very small extent, II any at a ], government army
stores, but slmOst entirely the proPe ~ eS private
gpocuietors and the sr ct Of enormous profits; tie
than by siatiag hat t-ey not less taan hun
deed and fifty thoaea; coll 1rs Those jurors f1-haT
hnd mat while this transportation q preeafed pubdo
supplies nO1O CoZing tle rair ads 10 enrich few
fnterested iR5ividhais, tbs whole communitg Of the
state teeether with the Sjae aud nersl government
themselves daily aad deeply sUfstiog the most
i1rs det iment By their alu0gE compe!e exclusion from
ha use Of said roads.
They farther mad that the goods IN question wee
s5vera rested In thsir transit bY the vi GLANCE
Of offcss who doubted The psetense that taey were
frandU'e11g marked &C. s. A - sad that On every
such ocCasion, Mr Glihersl who sometimes ver5al,y
described himself government gant bat -eslly
the ared ag mt Of the unknown sPecIistoys repre-
sensd shat they public supRies snd the auth ri
ties IT Richmond having absrGe Of such matters when
te eg aph upon the subject confirmed this nscus
sist=au by d ecting thar the gscdl sh0ald be peri
ted so o., by referring TO tbs original authoty In
the hsHis Of Msj1r Calhoun st Hoatgou cry, who,
upen similar application returned the same aaswer
and direction.
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half la 1905 Brazil only. exporfed 5000 bsgs /;
1s6i-2, no less ihan .633,l4l bags were ex-
por ted.
The Paris Moade says that priest having sp-
piled to the Pope TO know whether a9 those who
have signed addresses calling for his Tenuncia-
hon Of the temporal power, have incurred the
pains aud paIelhes Of excommunicatioh, his
holiness, sitter sozi0us consideration, hes resolved
tho question in the affirmative. It follows
therefore. that half Che Italian clergy and the
uunieatad
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VOL. XIV, NO. 9

haze been burned or battered down BY your land srs
naval fsreeA
frsaret very much that in this street. feht vTuuau
was kiiled It was rss brought 20 aY knowledge By
letter Ash was received from y1s, and should 5e ~
GREETED that accidents of the same kind occurred ro1n
the bstteries ~ Gen Blrasiie whsa they opened ga
the city 0i Ereds-ieksbufg
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HEai5sI-aElTEEs Stats or blSSISsIPPLl
AllJUrAAl zNa LAsfECrc @ ls ERALs oFfICE,
-acrEnL L.ruarr lala. ls.3. J


JACKSON JlEuary lstA, lSd3.5
lTsior6 sns-aI p. c. Tlppcrs
II YOU VIII .ssae ordzrs g. tbs several commanders
As e eolra5s ha--s. rs and regiments o retain IA
t-eir cr1lllHs % .rcl Ger iory yezza q age vrso
lss arlldE be,n ietzied ~ volunteered in tire sar
vil5 & it eis EplcE 0reerg No. - ssred from
tza d -s-ar 1-as ei fierieuani ,aaeral Fe15ertcus
a-ce Il la= Secrstsrg of @ar, cox
su-s tla s mem uit-. forty g1s7s q aee now serv-
hst7s pE Stsir Crsariz ioas viii not -e inter-
fsrsd 7.-a ~ en-1lrg li-srs IA 81 tie disbaadng Of
$50 organizations.
Us 1ou Wal -t'e ths c5npsaiss in the sevsrsl
csullas in tle s6e and draft tlsrefron s1i1cieni
1ba- g lHn 20 rl el-h caupsny nov ordered INTO
20 ihe rguber of seventy, iuciu1irs coEnl1i-
snd aca ans cllss 81 a-santees TO return ll-iie-
81 -tfiF - teir EaaHds
~. T01 Wil order 81 hel5, oo-1Psuy and star OIL
cE ~ in aoi srlice sIi al white males tetvyeen
lhs ages ci eia1 ard L.ty, who are eitle- pe7nla-
ueat ieaaIa residing n t5e state . pc ~
clated .ac ezcc7- srca IS may be lapie a-o
hsgs na -fln se-s-ss4 fr1li c-nssrp puo1- 81 taose
ella71el l--2 - I-1s aaa tndse discharged
fFag ata-e a-rc ~ -ceson % SURGEONS ee-iihcs-esi
taEeals- fh rll1 sra EXEMPT fsol eonscripi ion
hec .lu rs. ars sa iac udsd 10 said er2ft5 ne-
-asE FalE 6ze-a-s - -ae iaea Of laH sta
i-r ei lgls j. FErrus, Governor aud Com
llaa6ar nc .aE JONES s. HAMILTON,
Alir zul sn1 Inspe1tor Cfsne-sl
RI Hsf--fesfrfs5
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" There is no poetry, tut thore is much sense

fzz= There is 10 poetry, bat there Is much sense
viii h is much b=tter-in these lines:
youth weil-knoYn in triumph lately said,
No mount Of liquor can affect my head
We drank from night til noon, from morn Gil udon,
And yet Gs sober as the placid nooni
Who though she sometimes sad % FL her h5rR,
Was never known by any to be corn
Blyse under Quart ! car command
The more drink the frlner dc 1 stand"
d" Are you man e. cred ], in much amaze.
Ihavs the honor TO come in that phrase,
Said lie Aiethinks your query stray gei -sis say,
Do look Ike a cow or beast OF prey
@ No: rather Ike ing, which, empty, placed
Upon fle foor, is eusiiY displaced;
Bot ones let liquor (brandy, If yeu please
BE p0urd within it, and it stands 1t ease.
But could this.jug, if It had brains and blood,
Or e'eu was any thing besides baked mud
C0uld & receive this inass OF liquid fire.
knd yet not falter, or st once expire
Tiiera fore consider, when yer Gil the mug,
The more you hold tile more you're ike jug.
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fF5- johnson was the conductor on q Western road.
a very lompous ofiela much above his business
to appelr 20 Be passenger whenever he could Leav-
ng the door open cold day as be entered the
Mr. Bangs cried out 10 him.
u say, smut the door -
Ths elegant johnson was greatly offended as being
spoken to rrdsiy aud stepping Up to him said u am
tle conductor + The train.
That's the very reason reared out HIr Bangs tuhv
] tod you 10 stat tkdt door
The man shut the door.
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During the SAME period the interest bearing treasury
notes have increased from SD 100 900 to Sl2o4s0 000
crease Of interest bearing notes affords satisfactory
evidence that the issue them iudicous increase,
and for ordinary the bond and interest notes
amounting together TO e monthly sale of twenty and
haH millions, would have sustained the government with
out any resort % paper currency. Bat the estimates call
for more than twice tha amounts furnished by these
resources, and compelled 10 resort to treasury
notes to supply the defcieuCy-
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some such ISLANDERS as ths above. We know
that ali such reports sgs upfoundad, and the
prejudice agains. the city wholly undeserved-
Ifississiggsaa.
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Richmond CorresP sPoudence Of The Knoxville Renisterl
j have justlsft tho house Of representatives
which has before il incidentally The eEsstion pre-
sensed IN the PgesidenPs message afsctiur the
disposition TO be made Of ofH ,ars captured By
US. By references to tbs code Of Tennessee, YOU
Wilifind that such officers can only be confined in
the State penitentiary for period of fron two
to ten years After our State courts have thus
condemned these offieer5 to such punishment It
might become necessary for US 60 have an ex-
change Of prisoners How would the Presi-
dent obtain the release Of these criminals Our
code muss needs bo amended, or Prasideut Da-
Wis must reconsider his purpose as set forth in
bis late message. Ihen, since Tennessee is nlar-
cifuily exempt from tie operation of Linc5ln's
proclamation libeIating ell slaves within the re-
bellious States, can cur courts, in acc1rdance
with the forms of common laey, convict the peigo-
ners recently captured by Wheeler 2 Should not
the plan of President Davis for disposine of sEeh
officers be modifsd2 Wcul3 it not he as VOL to
have these ciicefs shot by Gen Brsgg's order
Would not Inc punishment be more o5siaiu and
therefore more effective Acd should rot Presi-
dent Davis, Ia order thst We may still be deemed
IN he right by the Christian world, show how
we have 5oen forced iato these baFbaTous prsc-
tees BY formal protest against LincOlns bar
baEous pr0claiBation Should not such a pro
lest be sent to Washington under G Aag of truce ?
Would it not strengthen the peace party of the
North and wsaken the adheTents of Lincoln s
administrator
These suggestions have occurred to me es
pertinent to the proposed military policy Of the
government, aud they may present themselves
to the Memorable genslsDen who have charge Of
TIE recommendations contained ia the President
message.
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CTaAgID = aolan. I'm Captain A. y hoHsras
- si-5 November last one s06kEL HORSE
-I.rl + isrn hanas hieh one white hind fo9t-lo na.-
1se-i. sarse rs1euiners5 The above reward F7il be
- = nv srs dsliyerng rad horge 10 me- lo- sCch
i.folrasat.6a as will ie I'd 6 lie recovery.
j. H. BUNoH,
a-se.s LexinGfo1 Miss
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sale Of sleneraI Buckneis- Kstass.

In late Louisville J0ETgat md Tarlous adTsre-
ments annouucn the sale Of real estate ara personal
property Of 1fajorC7eneral S. D. Buekner III Louls7a
and other parts o. Keutucky This embraces the resi-
dencs household furniture l5raTy ste Of the general
70 The city u Louisville, ard va1ous rraets q Va41ie
land IA the Green Tiver section Of the state inclu
tIIs a - Aiss Raz-atz In II art eaunfT-
Thess sales ara made ia pursuauas1 67 q
Of the Ao0iitionlsi Of Kentucky psfaacuis Gen FIt
ner to the bitter end There = 81 ths ssrir II
the CoufsderaeY not even eEcep Cen Rraetfnr7.
He has been, since the nce pti0n of Ne strgls ts
culiar thorn IN their Sides He has hy lis rsfefi ~
erto ons and bis EntlHching devotion 70 she souh or
cited ali their miserable nasnitY While inearl
in prison "a Fort " arrsn poor little Gafref Day gho
occupies seat in the United States senate
A world too wide for his shruuk D anks.f
attempted to have him handed over to she e aahori-
ties that he might Be bang Indeed man has sacr-
iced more or been the subsct q greater abuss than
Gen Buckner
foes to dpesaesa him Of the of his valuable
tate Is only another evidence Of their coutsup bla
maleToiencs toward great good snd purs manl which
viii day be repaid thsul with eompocHd interest.
Shsi5yuiAs Tssal BaaaeE.
~ The ranifssto or ihs Mexican Congress- against
The opsrstons Of the Wrench 7efuezi n Mexico has
been puhIEAbsd The proclamation opens With solemn
expression cf the sense Of TasponsAty which the Con-
sss feels TO b resting upoa it ald aecarai1n -hat
il Is uhsxiby determined 20 support President Juae
the affairs Of Mexico matter from how high or BOW
eifal nation such intsziarencs may come.
I ~ gas rsdcu5tsblo Dick BIcCaun, wHlla1i of Csi
fofnla and Mexican fse dsshing partisan ebicl
ths CITY q Rocks, made dGsh few IieEts sae
within three mics of Nashville, an1 Destroyed aL
roal brdse. % T. said that Capt. .claa uay sea
the "a lsroul The fences around n 17sl r9lsrr Gear
Destroyed Az property BY way q re.astlen- --sa.'a
! hsesa lls5e, xlA.
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Zaryona, was al officer Of tse Confederate
amy s. The Tins Of his capture, and the eifeum-
stances OF his capsuge, if known to lhe Pfosi-
deat, and why he has not bsen exchanged
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,E,er.,.s of Adrerlis5nr.

An advertisenacnts wiz be charged
$50 per square for the FIRST insez-
tion and s for each subsequent in
ssrtion.
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ALlBlH l3D HISSISSlPPI RIVER

aa-leALDs
4 EiZ =E@1a@z ssElEa.-E
EFsssB ss-5a8sEfs gC3 SELMA, s36sf.
pass = ~ O HfES
Ticketed through 10 Montgomery, Ala.
DziI.F ~ SsE GER TRAIN leaves Meriilau
~ asa ~ rr ees Il Selma s. P r, and Mont
~ 2. . -. -sEt me ll5--tlro ID from Meridian
e tu -v-th.ee houls
leaves Sos g5uery q p. o.. arrives at Selma a. 6
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ton 80 f.-1-er H-ri1 en- 81 twenty three hours
pzae lfa.iiait u zeridtan cins at Demopols,
1ska sap az BE- sels, sleep al GIT On the sieamer'
Urrli-r ~ Cte-0itse, anl braakfsst il MonGcmfI1
rerf c-r71a Enc csc c1nleCti0i Fts the cars cll
- 80 TO e1f ald We Pa'ut R-iir7ad. p slengers
81 q. .l5-ts aa1 taku css s selma for Ta,e3egs
re- .lu on ths Ie nezEee and Alabguls Biger
Ifal.csa
rth sf-e -no.s direct route 70 Montgomery irr n
r4rfo tasrn ssd FicsE Ebu-g making he dne fYFel7e
Iouls lss ftsl - suy other route. Fare ihronga 70
1r--s--,s-s-V e.I d. II FEGER.
fso7 Superintendent ". T.
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Brigham Young message has beon suppressed
By l4ircous government, aud Inquiry has been rti-
tutedia Congress 70 ascertain the cause Btlshaa IS
probably preeehing treason again
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LOUISIANA GU5GD ARTILLERY,

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Z t.-tss 10 tie fst Loaiaaza Erig de. Jackson e
----as -7g Norfhora VrsiHit. VIII be received and
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Rob RI +. MOORE.
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ra-7-s Isuisiaua Guard Arfiier7.
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THE location II rae a l5E)eaI Office
IS on state street, q te-v doors below
the Pest office.