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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-04

= Il has been suggested that there may be
8 covert and dangerous design in the rosming
Of federal soldiers in the portions Of Mississippi
bordering on The river-that they are purposeIy
sent out 60 spy ous the land" and report. The
idea is worthy Of consideration, as it must be
admitted material injury might result to Us from
such a procedure TO claim the privileges of a
desertsr when in danger Of being arrested, is q
convenient way Of escaping the punishment
thst would be melted out ts 3 spy. May not
it be q ruse7 We suggestto our planter friends
who are called upon to supply the necessities Of
these rowing parties, that they prohibit all inter-
course with their negroes, and deliver the guests
over to the nearest military authorities as early
as possible for examination. The precautiou
can work no harm, and may prevent much evil
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches
LATEST EhOm THE NORTH.
mroarANr AcTIoN or -.
Burlsr 80 Resn.ue Command At New Or
leans.

Special to the Daily Appeal
GRENADA, February a.-The Chicago Times Of The
18th ut. and the Memphis Bulletin Of the slst have
been received.
The Kentucky Legislature has passed resolutions ap-
po-ndtg commissioners to visit Washington, Richmond
aud the various sta,e legislatures, for the purpose Of
enieavoring to procure an a~rEistiee,
A lot Of eoi,on, for which gold was paid, contrary 10
orders hss beea eonfscated a. Memphis
Cotton is reported at soc. IN New York
A band Of guerIllas dashed into the suburbs Of Mem
pbls on the 24th. and captured horse andfow negroes
The Times says that Butler returns 10 New Orleans
aud Banks goes to Texas.
There was great excitement in the State Of New
York, in consequence of Gen. WOODS order placing the
State militia under Federal control.
Gen. Prentss has been ordered to join Grant
ArevoIt occurred among the prisoners at Alton, and
seven were shot before the difieulty was suppressed.
Thos. J. Boyer, a member Of the Pennsylvania Legs
lature, in a published card, states he was offered twenty
thousand dollars to vote for Cameron for United States
Senator
New frauds have been discovered in the Philadelphia
q-uar;ermasters department, amounting to several mil
lions Of dollars, H.
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Annirr Id nhnrIestnn.

CHARLESTON. February 9-The British frigate Cad
mus, brings intelligence that a most formidable naval
and land expedition IS about to attack Charleston, the
PREPARATIONS being now nearly complete.
The Cadmus brings orders for Robert Bunch, the
Brts 81 consul here, to go abroad and get to Havana as
soon as possible. He viii leave next Saturday.
The Tankse naval and land forces are gathering At
Port Royal It is supposed the troops are drawn chiefly
from the North Carolina coast.
The iron clad Ironsides is stlIl of the bar this morn.
ing, with thirteen other Yankee stsamers
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The Selma Reporter makes s timely reference
to The fact hat the psople Of the South are dis
satisfied wis any news bat that Of great vietO-
ries, ia which an indefinite number Of Yankees
are killed, and expresses astonishment Why the
rad Of STUART scToss the Potomac, in which
he captured q regiment o. so Of the enemy VAN
DORIS destruction Of the YaHkee stores at Hol
ly.sprngs the capture Of the California steam
er dTia, the capture Of he Harriet Lane, at Gal
weston, and The blowing up Of tie dagship of
IRE blockAdiag feet lhe blowing up ofths gun
boat Cairo on the Yazao, tbs arrival Of six yes
sells laden with munitions Of war, the capture Of
eve sehooners off the coast Of Florida, and VS.
rious other successes, are considered matters Of
such little importance. The reason is they have
bcen accustomed 70 hear Of grester events, and
viii not properly appreciate the importsnee Of
tie smaller events which are being contributed
to make up the history o. the war.
Recently we hsve had occurrences Of The
greatest magnitude. Our successes on the Cum
bsrlsnd, at Galveston, Yieksburg and Charles
ton, and the series of bTillisnt exploits Of our
ocean vessels. 1t these are not hopefully re-
ceived by a struggling people, what more would
they ask brave men to accomplish
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The steamer China, at New York, brings Eu-
ropean dates to the Ash inst. We make some
interesting extracts from the intelligence bear
ing upon affairs ia America
Tire London Times, adverting to the rumors
of Mr. Stewards retirement. says Whether
true or not, the very fact that Wa hington and
New York believe the Lincoln government to be
in a state of dissolution, shows the depth of the
dependency caused by the late defeat, and Is
also shows the increased strength of opinion
adverse to the msn who have taken the lead in
the war.
The Times argues that events have proved
tie impregnability Of Virginia, and says the
hopelessness Of the task in which they have
engaged seems now to be presenting itself TO
The Federals but national pride is maintain
ing an obstinate though 3 despairing struggle,
with reason, in the minds Of all but a fsw.
The Times has an editorial on the projected
emigration of the negroes from America, aud,
notw hstsnding the political objection to their
present reception into the British West Indies
as explained by Earl Russell to Mr.. Adams, it
hopes the scheme has not suffered from any OBJ
jections kept in reserve, but may ultimately be
realized.
The number of wsrkmen IN the cotton man
ufacturing districts of France cut Of employ
ment on the 3D. of January is said 20 reach
three hundred thousand, with no present pos
pee: of their being relieved from their state OF
absolute destituti0a.
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NnHEnR

EX4AHNATIoEs OF APPLICANTS fer tie 40.
IL pointments ct Aftn-y oncars sor Ordnance eutY,
Wi 10 ascordanee rfth Psrsgrsph 3. General Oder
10 50, be beid "a J~sccson, M ssiesiph, beginning on
bray OBJ.
ApFEc-n Tor te ap9 in--1u@ o. LeUt n8lt WI
be Eanired IN EngIah AriLmet.c nd Or-nzlca a.
contained iu the -frld Ordnance Mz1gaL
App icauts for the -p7lrtLel Do % Ls6uisnsut vii
BE eIamined, n addition 20 Che s5ove eubjsct1 "a the
elem ms Of ALGERIA, Psne Tdgon0tnety, Mechanics
rnE Chemistry appid to vfdasnco
Caud date for xarirsran VIII sflrsa thsfr aoBlies-
tioHs g he General CommsaIne, AID Ften approved,
~ u ale tEem vith tie Cl IF 81 0rulGcs of ths Amy
Corps ". IL o. BROUN,
fe4s Tsufs en-rafonaI IL o-frarea Du-v
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Latcst Dispatches.

Another Northwestern mOvement.
Special to the AppeaLl
GRENADA, February 4, lse3-HOn- G. L valandie-
ham has been nominated as the candidate of the Demoo-
raey of Ohio for governor.
R solutions have passed the Indiana Legislature,
proposing that commissioners from the States Of hdi-
ana, Illinois and Kentucky, meet at Frankfort on the
Doth. for the purpose Of consulting upon the condition
Of public affairs. The Northwest is moving in earnest,
and the action rill be felt.
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ETeH96CE Notice IA, 3.

L C-ufezerale o car ard uen VITO have ban
l. captsrs6 and gar T. d in Vl-xaia aad MAIL nj, az
any the from tie beEunpg = boafi les o SO lst Of
u Fembsr, 1862 have ben dUF exchanged and are
hereby so q ezrsd
Il All C5n'ede' a'e ofcsrz ard zen who have been
delivered a Akens Laud-nE, On James riser, % any
tine previous 70 tie - b Of N0vsubsr. 1862 have been
dui7 eEch infed aal as b re3F 80 declared.
III A Coufe crate oAcsre ara uen who have been
Delivered 20 F~ckstu-g, Nl5-lsde.i prev o. 70 the it
Of Gcvcmtsg IS =. I'D mllding said dae, lsFe been
duly exchanged. azd ore tsr, BE- 10 dee aTed
BEB OULD.
EqT- r-f ~ - 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-04

LETTERS o TIIE NORTH-Psriea in the
Scuth, refugees fr2m he North, Ia writing home,
ronte,- should never append their signatures 70
Their letters. where initials or sny private mark
viii answer IS well to communicate the name
Of tie wFitpF. Agspteman il Richmond from
Baltimore, says lie Charleston Courier, recently
t-ommunicated with his wife by letter tbrougha
fsr Of trlee, signing his name. The Lincoln
aaIhoriles st Fortress Monroe recorded bis
name in 8 book kept for the purpose, sent the
same on 70 Baltimore, where he was known, and
ia a few days fasreatter his wife received from
the government g noiee Of sequesi ration Of Ell
her Husbands properly
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TICKsRTaG WfIL NaT F1ILf

bsve a highly productive and vel improved plsn-
Z taaoo for rent 30 actes Of land 10 cultivation,
situated Is miles above Greenwood. on he banks Of
the lower ralshatehia. Fiesfrats negro qusriers and
gn house, etc Hia a rare chance for q true southern
man 20 get bis negroes on ore Of Che best pIontai1ns tn
the Mississippi bottom. where ttcy Win be secure fom
the Yankees Apply TO The undersigned at Niiilatcn.
Carroll county, Miss and get q barEain. Corr. fodder
and hay 90 the pace. T.& W.. DABSET.
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PRoMoTIoNs-We learn from the Richmond
Dispatch, that Bdgadier.G General Jubal A Early
has been made a ~msjor-geneFal, and placed in
command of Ewell's old Division Bdgadier-
General Trimble has been made a nasiorgel-
ersl. and placed over JacksonIs old division.
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IL FI8ST-C ASS 2AcuIEISTS suiTirg fl the
C0rfedsra.e lines can get imne ists sed stssay
q. Ath-ua, George.
All a-ririrg fom NeE Odearg- BY sppiTs
ing 10 Major motel at Ca-u More VIII Be mue-
diateIy d seized q our Arm0-y ana farsihs5 with
IT .nsportati1a- Go q wage VIII be given good IA
eAiaists. and board can b lad 50 mod=r f. rstas
CCO a. BROTHER
m3 IN Arm ~ AfhrnL Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-04

The ADMINISTRATION ABOUT ITS END
TIE administration at Washington is finding
this war an up .hill business. The correspond.
ent Of the Aati Sta0sry Standard writes from
Washington:
Il seems sometimes as if the President and
the administration were ~slumbering upon the
brink Of a fearful precipice, and that nothing
will arouse them to a comprehension of their
situation. Our seeoad great army is melting
away Ike snow IN April.
Ask Republican friends 10 the West. "C4n
y0g raise moro troops By volunteering ~ aud
they reply, " Not q man. AS fog the draft,
they say, The West viii not endure it,
Tho administration should fally comprehend
the dangers ahead, and do the best it can to
overc9ipe them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-04

Y L is not Generally understood shat tbe
Florida and Osieto are one aud the same vessel.
Before entering the Confederats service the YES.
sci was named The 0vistO, as The 4laJama
wa. originally named the /" go" The Florida
is en- exact model Of the Alabana. with the
exception Of being two hundred tons less in
capacity Of hurihan She carries Tho same uum-
Der Of guns, and is equally as fast a sailor.
commerce is destined to be troubled.
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FOR SAFE

"a 3ONDS Yicksburz Shreveport and Texas Rail
Uraad SIoeo eae1, ard nlo-fsi By ne state ef
y scuis New Or.eass, JACK On and Grea. Northern
Ra irOaa, $3.50 each.
200 tsrss st0ek southern Rafroa5, Forsa's BY
fzIolt HREEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-04

Genesis Point, which the enemy we're attack
ing yesterday, is on the Great Ogeechee river,
twelve or fifteen miles South Of Savannsh 1t is
defended by Fort MeAlli5ter, of which, we be-
lieve. Capt McAllister is in command. The OBJ
iect of he enemy is, no doubt, to pass the fort,
20 up the Ogeeehee, snd destroy or capture the
Confederate steamer Nashville Cor Rattle Snake)
which is said to be above Fort McAllisteT, also
the bridge Of the Albany and Gulf railroad
which crosses the Ogeeehee ten or twelve miles
above Genesis Point. They may also contem
Plate q land approach from some point on the
Ogeeehee river. Il viii require q very strong
force, however, to undertake an expedition of
this kind, and we have at present no means Of
computing the force which the Yankees have
for that purpose. Ne fear need be entertained,
We think, that they can reach Savannah by
this route. OF their ability to reduce Fort Nc
Allister and destroy the Confederate steamer OF
tue bridge, we cannot express SO confident an
opinion.
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n The Atlanta Cogedsraey announces the
death Of Il G. Robinson, Esq, manager Of che
telegraph Office in that city. he died on tie
morning Of the 25ih ult, after much suffering
and long confinement from a severe attack Of
measles. he bad filed the responsible position
thus vacated for some years, was a most faithful
ard efficient officer, and by his gentlemanly de-
porimeut and excellent character had won the
esteem ef he public. He was a native Of Viz
rinia.
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DEaSnEUTEnN.

TrHE frms Of LavY. BRO * co. Of Esziastsu.
ens L ". TEAPLE y Co, u Cauol.oR, are
dssalved by mutua consent.
H. Y. Temp 9 l. as56H zsI 10 collect au dsbs dus
h h,uss IN Csr7l on. aud n Levy an debts das ths
kouie Ia LsUn8ton. M. Levy.
%. Levy.
jaa6lawsss NJ qFzrPLm
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~ On discharzing ope Of the 3~2-poun5ers,
three niles below Kinston, remounied after the
Aboiitionists left, il was fouud they had filed
The bass with a composition intended either 10
explode The gun or render It useless. Foriu-
naiely, the expected casually did not occur, but
the piecs smoked and boiled and sized for half
IN hour before it could be drsd-Erchaaee.
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q RNNWARRI

ID ANYWAY from the sab er Der from Mobile. Ale,
Ii on Christns4 davs ny BOY. HENRY. twelve
yeas Of age eoa e eel9red a7d res les an indian,
eaving sra ght hn-. het 5 SEP @ 81 ofsin Jsrks1n-
VII ray a rewa d Of tfy diilrs .a- b. delivery 70
me q -. Benzrotl O. Ia aay iels thiI caa got him.
ta-JAt-ou@ 81. EFl
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SEIZURE OF FLOUR IN PETERsBURG-The
quantity Of -four seized by The government in
Petersburg, amounts to about 1900 barrels.
It was sl Of TIE superine brand, and was
t,ken from various psrties-milleTs and mer-
ehants-Sl750 per barrel beipg allowed for if.
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So / TANNER snI FIVISHER Permanent
"A employment yea Addnsf
T. C. ENGLAND
fe2-lWF E-rwn-vf D. Mrr
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ruR APPRAL Ar vECKsRURG.

Nh. u. C. CLARKE, in the Washington Hotel
building, IS the regular agent for the APPEAL
in vieksburg Orders viii be hled 81 hs
counter to any extent Immediately on the arrival
Of each train from this city.
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SALT AT COST I

DIsTEEsAU z.d ROCK SALT ia rehanas Fl
II Coz p, Baco Lard, Com, FODDER, Sect Pota-
- Caieke 3 Eggs md Wo-d a. fhs market p.lee.
a hEirs Fanny Flour. 81 bar 10 and sacks
taLw J. & M~rnTTTgTTu
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EAST TENxEssEE-The Richmond Wing Of
the 9th ult. says Brigsdier-Gen. Daniel s.
Robinson viii succeed Lieut.-Gen. E Kirby
Smith in command of the Department of East
Tennessee. We are advised that his department
win also embrace Southwestern Virginia and
that portion of Middle Tennessee within cur
lines. Gen. Smith is a. present in Richmond.
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THE DO, esrf our due b us & Pearl River MIIsgs
i uotf d prevent them At our Banking osoe fr
payment hcf5rs Marca Is.
fs25,+ T. T. GREEN.
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~ TIE enemy's gunboats having, as we
learn, only fallen down the river out Of reach
Of the guns Of our battery az Genesis Point,
nav possibly contemplate another attack this
morning.. II they should renew The assault,
thew vii find our men IN readiness for them,
with unaoated confidence in their ability to
MAINTAIN their positioR.-Sa0aNnah Neses, 18Th,
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THE OUERN or PHE WEST

This boat, which ran the batteries at Yicks-
burg on Monday m~orninglast, reachei Natehez
at half past ten the same evening. They made
a landing at Vidalia, on the Louisiana shore A
detachment was landed, and az once proceeded
in the direction efCol Zen. YoRK's, Of the lpca-
ton of which they were undoubtedly advised.
Hearing them approach that gentleman escaped
to the woods, whore he remained until, every
thing being quiet, he attempted to return. They
he'd prepared an smbuscade for him, into which
be was drawn, and only escaped by running q
Gauntlet Of fire from the whole force, which he
did safely. Shortly afierward the party re-
turned t5 the landing and the boat started down
the river. OF her further proceedings nothing
is known.
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AALnIgNDs HDIAdty - iii INC n1AANa " 10 AIN
Supreme Court bill was further debated without re-
suit The houss was chiefly engaged in the e~onsldera-
ton Of the exemption act. Mr.. Golfers substitute as
perfected was rejected
Lntest Northern Intelligence.
FREDERICKSBURG, February 3-The Washington
Chronicle Of the second has been received
In the diplomatic correspondence just publsh.d is a
letter from Napoleon to Gen Forrey, confsssing that
the motive for the French policy in Mexico is a desire to
prevent the United States from extending their authority
southward over the American continent
Movements are reported to be on foot in Liverpool
and Manchester to use pubic opinion, by meeting to
consider the American war and emancipation.
Burnside has been offered command Of new depart
ment embracing North and South Carolina, and thirty
days leave been allowed him to decide whether he viii
accept.
The New York Herald Of the lst last, gives details of
the fight on Black Water, and claims a victory. It says
tho Federal loss wa twenty four killed and eighty
wounded Genera Corcoran had suarroN escape.
The Alabama had not been head from since sinking
the Hstteras. A number Of vessels are cruising for her
in the gull.
The New 0 leans Delta says the levee above the city
sn dilHpidated condition. The wstsr has risen III
teen feet, and is still Using "a idly, and unless the levee
ID repaired speedily, Louisiana and large portions Of
Arkansas and Mississippi VIII be submerged
The ir6n.elsd PatapscO went 0 -sea from Hampton
roads on the Both.
Mr.. Borleau. of the Philadelphis Journal has been
released from Fort MeIIeury, by writing a letter 10
General sehenek, protesting his Loyalty.
Thomas A. Hendricks. a friend Of ponce, he's been
elected senator from Indiana
The large pork house of Evans, Gainss & Co. ia Gin.
elanai wss destroyed by FIRE en- the 9th; loss one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
A petition was presented in the New York Legisla-
turs on the 30lh ult., asking that body to exert its in-
fueuee to terminate the war.
Rev York Markets.
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FROM TgNNEssEE-fEe Chattanooga Rebel,
Of the 29.h, says
Ncthing additional from the front II the
Contemplated advance of Rosecranz is not a.
tempted within another week we shall incline 70
the opinion that the General does not design a
visit this way ultii tie spring 4 light shower
Of Faln Is falng IS We 60 to press, which, if it
continues long enough, vii have 8 tendency 20
keep the rivers and streams a. Aood tide and
thereby check materially operations Of either
army
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The British. we believe, took Savannah By an
expedfion which went up the O5eechse and
ore Of the inland water passages to Mont
gomsrv or Vernon, ct which point they disem-
6srkei aud marched upon the city by land,
Bu. this approach is now 50 well defended By
our batteries a. Bsutieu and o-hsr places, that
the enomy seem shy Of 1t.
p 81. a tslegram just received brings the
Welcome report HAT the Federal vessels have
been repuIssd in their stack on Fort MeAliis-
er-C0Lumbus Sun, 29th,
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AN EXCUSE OFFERED-We have already
mentioned, says the Charleston Mercury, that
Major Reid Saunders, who was captured off this
haTbor, went ont against the advice of the au-
thorities, in a smsi yacht which he had pur-
chased. It is now stated that he was betrayed
by the crew of the yacht. As soon as he got
out of port the crew tied him and steered for the
feet and delivered him up to the Yankees. This
accounts for his dispatches not being sent to
tha hnttnm-
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WHAT DoEs IT MEAN I'VE learn that IN
formation has bssn received at Grenada, By an
arrival direct from Memphis, that the Fedarsl
authorities siezed the last bundle Of the Chicago
Times shat arrived before his departure, and cut
cut the Northern telegraphic news columns be
fore the paper was allowed to circulate. The
runner was that it contained news Of q disas-
trous character, which they desired to suppress.
The procedure was st least significant. WHIST
does II mean
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aNRNNn -

ri or TwELvE FAAILEs or BOYS AND
~ GIRLs. from ser 10 sixteen ysas Ga a. Ne Pearl
HFes Nils. y GEEEN.@
ias[lgte 3sckaon, mla
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THE S1rUATIoS-Things In Middle Tennes-
zee 4smain much as f5ey have been. The move
msuts Oh wheeler. Forrest and MoTgau, have
1hus Ia dlscoaeane5 Rosesreuz e a considora
bic extent. ana have possibly c1nE1buted large
~ 20 tie Keeping al his forces in statu quo.
Tbe reaant ops ssoas On the Cumberland are
tbunderbohs q ie Nansee mind, and have lex-
cited the strong saussuons of alsrm amor g
~ ofSesrs 8 Nsshvi1e. The evidences Of az
advance are Naef slim Active events are re-
tardsd pang ~ the crippled condition Of the
r-ssfber-Chatano0aa Re5a, 210 utt.
~ The seasoaer 8siigf lrom Havana with
vslusbls cargo. hal rscsaly snccssded IN
tbs blockade sraFing a Mobile
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100 - Wanled.
M4FUTggSTS. ~aTTEYTIaV.

WE want o pue-ass e o. x y55ns Negro Esa.
" J GeEaE-
fe2 HF Taeksop. Miss.
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q Helena, Arkansas, has furnished four
generals for the Confederate service, as follows;
Msjor-Generals 7. C. Hindmsn and T. r. Gle
burne, and Bigadier-General j G. TapPan
and I. E. Polk She has also suffered from
Yankee depredsti0us more severely than any
other town IN the Southwest.
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New Work Markets.

RIcHNoND February BIN New York on Friday
last gold closed at 1851, cotton So cents, United States
sixes, redeemable IN 1881, declined to % cents.
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S AND CHAR rsT0sR r OFFICER
MARION sTATfoS 1a1usFg 2ith- 1893.
Wanted, immediately,

On so I MACHIeIST5 ID BLAGEsNuTHs.
~ AoEs but ezp-fie11s1 H0-kusn reed spaly, q
whom liberal wase WI be p H.
ANTHONY EOSS,
y err E1eainist II aEd G. b. r
Fa-ion Staten, Aas, o. Noble ana Oaio K R.
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HGeneral Joseph E. Johnston arriyed at
Chattanooga q few nights since. Re expresses
himself (ssys he Rds) IS perfectly satisfied
with the eonlio a Of affair in Mississippi and
he speaks hopefully and cbeerfully Of the cause
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Confederate states Congress.

RICHMOND, February 3-In the senate to day the
Supreme Court bill was further debated without re-
suit. The houss was chiefly engaged in the c~onsidera-
ton of the exemption act. Mr. Golfers substitute as