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Administrafor's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to eli person. ne i1R
~ claims e inst the estats Of Jas Am ross. desa
20 eoDs forward and present them within The IN IRE
scri5ed BY Law. Or shsy viii be forever barred znd,
further. thosa owing he estate WI 81 once c ne Tor
ward End settle without delay.
A. D. AMBROSE.
mh27Iaw6ws Adminisfrs Or
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lNF0RMaTInN WANTEn.

WISH 10 ku0E te wh-raabouts Of ELrZ BETH
4 HOUSE. wife Of D. F House Azy inf rma-ian
Of her Whereabouts VH Be t~haakfuly received b. The
undsrignsd who 3 a pdvats in COMPANY Of a pars
sn1 miners, oTgauiEed rn Memphis Tenn ! April.
lcoL y Ca-t H.D. Pickett and now commando BY
ID winters, Captain Engineers commsudfns Vicks5urE
fordhcaticns- Piesss send sn7 iaf1-mz tion 10
DAVID Z. II
Care Capt winter ccmmaudiEE 5spuerE End MinsrE
Ep34 Wick burg NJ
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Volunteer and Avoid Conservation.

fHIHA undsrsigHed have special suthouy 20 20
Il Secretary Of Wax, % receive an Psr sons eapaba o.
bearing arms, not yet couscdptsd. who have o. asy
hereafter arrive. rom Tia Island o. New Orleau aad
surrounding disriotEin thu hands Of the ensmF-az VOL
UNTEERS, who vii &c permitted 10 form themselves
into compauiss Of Infantry, aud elect theF own of-ceru.
whether Of elnsclipt age or not, and viii b. suttlsd 20
Al the rights and privileges e volunteers, under the
act Of Ssh Mty, 1851 For further lnformafieH apply
to either of the underg gasd.
COL ". B. KOOETZ,
Codfederste House, jack On. Mia
CAPT. a. aMLUM
+ mh20 l5teoda Camp Mror- Ia
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NOTICE no CONsCRIPTs.

A LII C-O0SCRsPTS who have failed 70 report are
~ herebg notified that the opportunHy wiz Be pre-.
sentsd them 20 reDort Ct anF Of the PLACES designated
for the examination Of coussTipta in tie sch Congress
sioual 6istzie.. VAN A. w. ANDERSON,
Lieutenant and Enroui7g Officer,
5h Gon sresdonai Die nct
T. T SABaLs
en4T- Chief Surgeon Feminine Board.
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re WFTE.

A NEGRO WOMAN good Co.'s. Wash4r end
"A Hon.r apply g. Headquarters Psroisd and Elk
changed Prisoners IS ate street
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u Tire Columbus Tins says that about
60 900 bushels Of corn have been purchased
By the government agents, and that nearly the
whole Of this large amount is now stored IN
sacks at The various stations on The Southwest
ern railroad and il branches.
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TO serve about fourteen months in the cavalry ssrvs
and 3 EsieEdid home and equipments furnlsts "A.
dTess or spply Immediately to q. C. 8.
P.Bshsfoula, Ia
sDi St. Cant Ee-ron's gqusdr,r Cav
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" Serious political troubles are reported II
Decatur county, Iowa Blood has already been
spilled. and 4he Abolieonists arc e~ndeavoring
70 precBitate a civil war,
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Y The question OF the command Of the de-
Dertment sf tbe Missouri still remains in doubt
At Che North. some thinking that Heiuszslmaa
win be appointed thereto, while Others believe
fhst Curtis viii be retained.
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NOTICE.
A%sTBsTITUTE F0R e5000.

WILL farnish an s5lebodied SUBSTITUTES Tor
a the above reward, to serve during the Wzr, 10 any
branch q he military service b. Supplying immsd[
stely By letter, 10 Fort Adams, Mississippi
mho tWt A. p. DOWT
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a We are glad to hear that our friend Lieut..
Gel R ". Ptman, Of the l54th and 18th Ten
nesses regiments, who is ct present sick ofeamp
fever ct the Academy hospital, is improving
and we hope soon to see him With his command.
cbano.oogs Rdd
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AaAH u VI GLA@AAA&aAA LAAAG[f
From a F'OreiGn Port
TTNDER the direcioa sud luporv. sion q Il. o
u Brewer & Co mPortss aoa eonsig9ees viii be
ro d a. public austion. a. the ConSadsrats Government
Pu6le stores, custom house. ST. Franoa s~treet-ths
valusbis ana entire cargo IF the steamship Alice. Sale
psrsmptory ard without reae-ve, aud the whole 10 be
sde dsy WEDNESDAY, NEXT. stu Instant, Sc n
Of FOREIaE GOODS:
As casks SODA Ash. 1859 roandsi
chests Tess 45 pounds each
Is b3F. Copreres, n SIC pounds
g. b5s Sll1bur, 1850 ponnds
cases $50 pieces Lawns 543 ; yards
g cas- Muslin, eco or 80 lisees
lease containing pieces Colstss.
case Ladies' Cotton Hoe, leo dozen
Ibsls Colelas. 20 pieces;
case Linen Dri Is ls-ss yaTdsi
il case Fancy g 1882
lea e Impe' isl Green Teas 50 chests
-csses Ladiss Boots,
cases cheese, 4f4 pounds
z eases Flax Thread. l3,20O pounds
80 boxes O. X s1a2, -59e pounds
s83s pounds Bale Rope.
30 boxes csleh1=aod Old Cognisc Nov tbs is the
real genuine stgf, Otsri DRi NJ & Cos Bran-
sy, reported expressly fr t~entlamens ne as
club house.
TO esrboys Ammonia, 900 pounds
o. sacks Coffee. 1907 gound
5bbis Old Whiiky, the Nectar
3 bags old Ches.e o fee, S92 pounds
iezse Fe1ey Uadsrsbirts
10 pipes Antigua knm
ia 6esss soda Ash, 3l,a5o pounds
4 chests real Oriental Tees Caution SO no Rose
tsss Essst 1ndis Castor Oh 100 pounds
ripe s~outhside Rom, 1875 Eslons;
q d~emjobDa (eaeh Ave gallonsl the real she dan
Gin
ca Cnampagne Brandy,
1 ca g 1auk kote Pepper p rssmsj
IS Ca extra ctcies Havaua Cgar,
ISM 3 a1hful and
luxurious q~ualFesi
casa eoniaLiug 1zCQ Pairs Hsn's shoes
= csses 1870 assorted
2 casss Q0lts ReVolvera 100 psrf
IS halss Blankets $50 psl-and various minot ar
tieles Of mercaanaize.
Buvsrs OF tne general Tace ia hsciy ahd eseUhe1e
can calculate Oh meeting pr0mps and quick ssies, as
goods viii be fiassd 10 large los, and under no crcum
aisnaas viii there Be- any Fetai ing ST sale.
Purchasers vii receive tner goods et the Cl1lom
House. aud payment made IN eurFent fsnd5.
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Hast az mTgLsm.

LETTER, - the address Of Mrs Mary p Church.
"A Athens 6e.rga Ary one finding ssfa Issfsr VII
be rewarded By lesyieg g &C tie S0uthsu pres
jackson. TmH7l
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n An agent Of Gov. Andrews, OF Msssa
ehusests. who has bsou for some time in Mich
gan eu5eavoring to enlist negroes, is reported
from DsHoit to have gene home, having been
unsuccessfulf In his mission.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

Y Hon. John Blair died at his residence N
Jonesborough, Tennessee, on the evening Of re
92a MI. lie was the representative Of that dis
suict for many years il both branches OF Tie
safe Legislature, and FOR sixteen years ia The
rnnrrass Of the United Stalss.
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FOUND.
FmR HURE.

THIS MOREEG a 2 tCEEr-soCK containing a
Il small sua Of money aud Dslee- The owner can
set the ssme this office b. proving property and
paving + r-tis edvsrtisemeul fap4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

Il The report Of the Federal committee on
the conduct Ct the war, was to Be made on the
an ins1 1t wiz, Of course, bel hi~e4Sg-aayored
addition document.
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10 OFFIC RS.


eREEADh, Miss, March II 1898
HAVING been ordered By B-gzdisrGsneral Piles
III % take conmsnd or ard erect he 0persdons q
81 Ulcers dstai cd ham the Army ef Isnnsssee sad
sent 10 North Mississippi on recruiting services I havE
established ny hsacquarterg at ths placs, where al
such officers viii report 70 N for orders
T. II. WHTTE.
mh22Im Cclonsl oh Mas
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WANTERI

Want 70 employ a good and reliable nan e. take
eha-ge Of . arm, q short disssnes from Taeksau-
Appy Ct NJ store, opposite J. 3. Morsys dug sts-s.
ap&LWN ~ IL III 5zrW
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40 ladies !!
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMGHICAs)
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Richmond. Va March 1854, 1903.

Riehm5ud, Va March 1884, 1903
Creulsr.l
MEDICAL -PUR7EYdRS viii make endeavsrs
WI through c.ris publ hel ia newEpaperss 10 induce
tae adiss Throughout rbe Sou-h to ialersst themselves
in tie cBl urs Of the GARDEN POPPY. They may
fkus render the Couiederaey essenta al g7rgice.
TSiqnedI s. p. MOORE,
Surgeon General, c. S. A.
EEDTCAL PUETETORs OFFICE
1seks1H, Mississippi, Apit "a, leo3 )
N complance with the above order lron the Surgeon
u Genersl, I YOU d resp etluly CAL tie attention o.
t1e aides Of NiBsissippI sad Leuhisqa 70 the tmpoF-
tance Of The cultivstion Il this plant, the Juice Of
which exudiug froa the punetured capsules when aVm-
oiently hardened sud carefully Pot up, may he seat 10
thla depot kIJHARD POTTS
Surgeon G. s. A. aud Medical Purvsy0rr
ant I'm Dsaartm-nt Miss an7 Fast L-uisiana-
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notice 10 CONsCRIPTe.

obs5isncs 10 General Or5srs No. e., Adju ant zrd
Il GzpectOrGeHeTsf nee dated November 50 562
gives nstre 70 Lieut. Van A ". And=rsou. Eurolt g
officer ioF tie eh Confessional Di1tff 6 and 20 lbs
perFons enrolled ID the counties o. Binds, r nkn.
scott, EeWtsn, Lsnderdss, Clark. Jssre or. Simpson
sd SIN to, EztIw p be 90 the follow ng places re
shines specified fer the purpose q s~EzEining e0n ciPts-
Jackson, Hfud1 county, rooms over Medical Purgey-
ora Office, ard story Assh2d q and Al
Wesrvils, Simpson county, Apui 9Th ard III
RasiEh, Sm.th county, ssh ard Iu-h
Brandon. kg1ki. coultT, l4lh and 18Th
Fo-sst session, Scott county, II b and 15t1-
New o. Stsion. Newton CO., sch and tIEf.
Marion 1tafi1n- LauderdssI 2t ana I'D
Quitman, Cl-rke county, sfh and 5rh.
Pau dng5 jasper county 2Tth and 18th.
F. T. SABAE
Assistant Surgeon. c. s. A.
Agressbly to the above nstics al per.ons berFaan
the aGds Of eighteen and forty years WHISTLER residents
Of any othsr Po.to HB OF she Stata, Ct q ctha tats4
are hereby required 70 report themselves % d EEEm-
ming Surgeon and Earo ling odieer fer sxamins on snd
snrolmsu en- the days fixed tn ths foregltng notice
This note &c ize.uds8 every person between tn ages
specified th0ss who have hsrsto-ors been eE~minsd
and discharged euhsr By me S-ae or Coufsderse SUI
gsona. those who have at any tine been d~ischzrs-d
from the army, those who have fmH shsd EIbsu utFa.
and any and all persons Who nay Gain exemption on
ton or detail from any source vii excuse him ron
attsudsncs AZ the lace appointed
Attestirn Is called to paragraph q, sections 2 and 8,
General Orders No g. IS foioW6s
Section 2 AL the laws and regulators applicants co
desertsrs shall BE- applied 10 sach consaripts Is fsl 70
rcpsir to he place Of rendezvous for snroIimsn- sr
who sb1l desert afsr enroilusnE
Sec. 3 All tho agencies employed for the aDr hsu-
SIN and epnfnemsuf Of deserlsu. s1d their transpp %
ton % the gommznd8 Ct their rsspec i've comm p srs,
shall be s~pplcable 20 persons Eabls 70 duty Is eoa
scripts who sha1 fail 3 rsnsr 70 the piass o rnlsz
vous after the publication Of the cal.
Q nsei ps viii come prepared with 81 least thsso
days' rations
LIEUT. VAN ArW. ANDERSON.
mHNN a. E~rn|Hwr 0Hnnr Hmr Sch U-wr ID aHH~#
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~ The Chattanooga Rebel proposes mat We
make banotboxss Of the Yankee soldiers, and
east lsrdsn votes For Peace mo every one
II aham-
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y The Pamela Star learns from Captain
Maxwell that in a skiumish, last week, between
Mount Pleasant. Mississippi, aud Moscow, Ten
nessee, Aessrs J. H Jones, IN. Mcleod, W
P. Waldrp, Samuel Johnson, J. Ward, ard
AlPhonso Motley, members Of bis company,
we're captured By tho Yankees.
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e.t~-k card IN cur columns o-day VIII a.
form he nsedy where his essential article can
be nrocursl
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NOM PEK MONTH vi be pad Ior 8 r0od
DAUU CUTTER. and PermanenE emplo meat
given sc BcAlls1er's Old stand.
mb9oIw wv PRARCR & 90
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AHTErALLIc CURRENcY-A gentleman just
returned rom lie upper part Of North Carolina,
assures Us that ienpenny nails are passing cur
renf there Ut Eve cents each.-Aagusta Chr0Hi-
&c.
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a TIE salary o. the collector Q. ne F0f'
Nv York for one year, Is about sllloOO.
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Y The mails failed to reach US last night
frem any point beyuud Chattanooga, snd today
the news reporters by telegraph are silent
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THE ETCKEL-The daily production Of The
nickel is kept up with ell ihe power Of the ma
chinerg Tor that purpose 81 She United States
mint. and is little less than about Eve millions.
Of pieces per month, and this gate Of production
has been kept up for nearly e year past
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Special Dispatch TO Che Chicago Tines
MEMPHIS, Magch22, (yia CAIRO, March 241.
The last arrival nom Helena reports the captu
ring Of eighteen g~uerilas, q short distance back
Of that place, on Friday lest. They were found
Al 8 bouse. and surrounded BY our forces before
they could escape.
Last night the guerillas made g raid on =
train q Jew miles n0rth.o Of Grand Junction, Ten
nessee. and captured several PRISONERS, among
whom was the psymsster Of the road. FoItu
naielV be had but little money. The rebels
DESTROYED the cars and tore up the track.
CHARLESTON The enemy, says the Charles
ton Ms7cuTg, begins 70 exhibit unWOnled actiy-
itv along our coast. On "Wednesday last twenty
one vessels, four Of. which were evidently tel
reted iroa-clsds, aid the rest gunboats or trans
norts. appeared in North Edisb0 riVer. These
vessels could be plainly seen by our pickeis At
Whi.e Point aud the Transports seemed 20 be
without any considerable number Of troops on
board On Thursday only fourteen steamers
remained.
Ohea Intelligence was received on Saturday
that s gunb0af and three transports had up
preached Coles j iand, st the mouth Of Stone
and landed 8 small force, supposed not to ex-
coed two hundred men. Nothing definite was
asoertsined Is 70 iheir objeet, bat il IS generally
1 believed % have been a reconnaissance, prelimi-
nsrv 70 more imposing moseuenh.
Tie blockadmg feet on Saturday numbered
twenty vessels. A steamer lying the French
RsQ was noaced 10 tie ofiRg.
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J. ". PEARCE & CO.,

MdHuIACIafbF8 o. mlIlthfy JI0LlllEg
Z constantly q good asiortmalt Of Grsy CIa55,
n Tweeds aud Cssimsrsz. Just received D0mss
ties Gad Catic0ss. l1flZI-7
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a The senate Of New York volad On the
2Oh nit, 70 give all the soldiers in the regi-
ment from that STATE, whose terms Of enlist
msnt expire this year, a bounty Of one HUNDRED
and fifty dollars who viii r~s-enlist, and 3 bonn
" Of eevenly-fve dollars to new recruits
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SUBSTITUTE
SUBSTTTUTE

N BOLD and $500 IN Confssera Q notes.
ROOO VIII BE- PAID for Sc uBszesrt0nzbs
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Y We observe ia the Montgomery press an
acknowledged from the free market com
mittse Of that city Of the receipt Of Sl764 -,
the nett proceeds Of 8 ball given BY the Hebrew
young ladies' Of the cry. The motives that
prompted them 70 engage in such ga enterprise
were IS p~raiseworthy as the result Is gratifying
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-04

e An effort has been made in The Ohio
Legislature to eEpsl Hon OaO Drssel one Of
its aCopperhead7 Members, for opposing the
poHeY Of Lincoln. It failed, however, because
. two-thirds vote could moi Be obtained The
AboHti5uist now propose to be eontented with
tho passage Of resolutions Of eensure, which
their majority win enable them to secure.
a bin has passed The New jersey Assem-
bly, providing that any mulato coming into
shat State, sud remaining ten days therein, shall
Be transported 70 LibeEis, OF some island OF the
Wet Indies where slavery does not exist ana
s-uthonzing the Governor to pay the expense
not exceeding $50, in each case arising under
that act.
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~ We desire to Sc sure the services OF an
eneraver. to execute a wood cut. Any artist Of
this kind viii End it to bis advantage to send US
his address Immediately.
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Thus enc miserable blandeT has Succeeded
smother, and failure has followed gPOn failure,
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TATLORN, NOTICE..

LIEUT. VAN A.FW. ANDERSON.
mt3I g. Enrolling O#csr for 6th C-nr D III
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GENERAL DUMMY MOVING
REDEL COMMANDERS

In a former letter I think I stated that Thigh
man was in command at Fort Greenwood This
was a mistake. Gen. L9ring still has the com
mand there, with Lieut. Brown, of the ram Ar
kansas fame. in CO nmsnd of their heavy bat
teries and whatever naval force they have.
DONELSON.
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Loss OF A SUPPLY BOAT

The little dispatch steamer Wenona has Just
arrived from the Tallshatehie. She passed the
steamer Luslla this morning, sunk in the pass.
The Lualla had on forty thousand rations
snd a considerable amount of ammunition.
She struck 3 hidden stump IN the pass last eve
ming, and sunk almost instantly. Her crew
and guard saved themselves, but the vessel and
| earro viii be q totnl loss
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GUERILLAs AFTER The BRIGADIERs

On Tuesday last Generals Ross and Fisk
made q reconnaissance about forty miles up the
river, On the little steamer Wenona, Captain
Geer. They weie guarded by asingle company
Of infantry. About thirty miles shove eur camp,
they were fred into by 8 gang Of g~uerillas cons
csaied in a thickst on tho west side of tie river
Tie guard returned the IRE promptly, at which
The ruerillas ran away, No ono was hurt on the
steamer, though Capt Geer, who was e the
wheel st the moment had q very narrow escape.
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FOR SALE,

On HALF BsLs supsi-r Tar for sale ct Basys
w Ga lta-d by PERSONS g. BAILEY
ap3 n IaefarH ri
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
gALTf SAIT!! sALTU!
n T IMMEDIATELY,

% O00 BUsHELs CHARCOAL APglyto
AUaOUU va n gILLAsPIE,
Captain and A. g as
apFiw Jrckeon. H1
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OIL.

vi"
IN BBLs. best Tanner OIL fr sale at 8dey's old
Az Eend y PERSONS & BALEE
en1 ~ Jaek=on Ws
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AID yet, even with Fort GlesnW0OQ II exist
ence. we ought not to have met with 50 ON
plets q failure as has thus far befallen Us. This
{ have partially demonstrated in the action OF
Friday. the 18Th inst when, in AZ engagement
Of but htsle over an hours d%nrasioo, We silenced
every gun IN the robel battery. WHAT did we
do thenf Why, quietly withdrew our boats
ana gave the rebels two days to mount more
vuus. procure fresh ammunition, and get ready
q fghf us again. The desertsr 70 whom / have
eluded Gays that, on that occasion, the rebel
amnuniaon was nearly expsaded, one Of his
magazines bio Fn up with heavy 1885, hs guns
IN Sen5ersd tel nporarily useless, and his forces
ali IN readiness 10 jump aboard lie transports
ghat were in waiting 70 receive thsm, and eyae-
maize the place the moment they should discover
IS advancing upon il. Thas we did not advance
uponi Il was not the fault Of ihs commanders
who had done the lighting. They were enly too
anxious to move up closer, but were restrained
by higher power.
rARARD ROAD TO TRAVEL.
Thus n miserable blander has Succeeded
another, and failure has followed EpOn failure,
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water to the raging fever. They afford imme.
date relief, but by increasing the demand fol
products at the highest prices, and increasing
the circulation, only serve eventually to raise
prices higher, and further beyond the reach O
the poor, after the scanty and temporary relie
is exhausted
The only hope is in the planters, and farmers
and mechanics, and all producers of thu. ne.
cessaries of life. The movement must come
from themselves. They must shake off the
horrible nightmare of speculation and extor.
tion, which is fast sinking them down from the
pure atmosphere Of patriotism into the dark
mephltic caverns of mammon, where all thai
Is good and noble in our natures becomes ex-
tlnguished. A public sentiment may be crea.
TED, springing from themselves. Let it be In
augurated by those amongst them who are
awake to the perils of eur position. Noble
sentiments and generous sacrifices are contagi-
Gus. 1t will spread from county to county
until the whole west will present the grand
spectacle of people at home, giving theii
the soldiers in the field, pour out their life
blood. Is that asking too much?
Suppose that an association should be formed
Immediately in Hampstead, of earnest, patri'
otto planters, who were willing to throw them
selves into the breach to stop the evil. Ifthey
We're mutually to pledge themselves to use the
utmost exertons with the means at their com
mand 20 produce breadstuffs to the fullest ex-
tent, and after reserving a fair support fol-
their families to sell the balance to actual con-
sumers, at a fair valuation. not calculated foI
profit. but to cover cost of production. If all
who refused to come int the agreement were
lated it, published to the world for the benefit
of posterity, what a treme. dous force of pub
lie opinion would be brought to bear upon the
side of humanity, patriotism, and justice. The
oil of this association would be title of re-
spect for all it's members TO the latest geuera-
ton as men who deserved well of their coun-
try. Few would dare risk the odium which
would attach to those who refused to enter.
The example would spread to neighboring
counties, and Oveuun the State. The volun-
teer or conscript in the army would hail il
with joy. All anxle;ies would be dispelled and
new courage would enter his soul. Then the
fortunes Of cur Confedelacy would shine forth
uncIcrded. and all doubt vanish away
The same sort of associations might be formed
among mechanics with equal results. Fellow
citizens, have we not spoken wisely, even il
too plainly.