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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-16

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A.'A"d :tf r"in!otcsinoatH, shying bo waa hatd
pressed. uel. Qu,mhy's divisicn WIS zen,
to him, snd no Sas o'dsrei 70 press the
"n"rsy vjgorrns!y. II scess q'ucr!y rr.ir.
p.ri th:s tt.s to,ta msro n..ef t.hsf By
Mcb;aruand, H. rNrew-j 10 IakI then.
"a'', aaapa!Gn "nu"nnc'Gi ta;r t4plnss,
,haue '''s tntsndah Hs7i',i.. .pI Nsa inputfai
-" "HNF cHst a. sI;cn' Gte thourann men
ton. G!Sni aeybf ToHiG isrs n.1Eea tits
ssrFit2' lad hs not hsa1 : :; .ni,;tp...;!. III.
reIa'7;l Il !i~Ciefna2,; yFne ssrirusl@ .coa.
;snEls.enr ;!np51; csH ~ ba.ie715 3rt %
sill rltaioe :ena aui.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-16
rEG1ro DSefiTcH !

JAces-a, Jane y "A speoa re-:!trh g
tho III ssiaFpp pi5n. da:cd Ps"o'a lit", t-N'
that tie Yankee osvnlry, utd,r C'lcae4
Hutch, lave gone back towards Jntrfn's.
Oitizsns Of Now Horn Lake report :hes
81 .,anspo,ts, losdeo with rcog1, p1g4en
down yestsTdsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-16

Gen. McO.srnsDd Gu Fridsy sont . despatch
10 Can. Gssa:, saying thss be hsd taken |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-16

Tha nTinssu !sass Il b tho intention Q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
APTCTURr WE'LL DRAWN,

EDMUND BURKE, while Great Britsin wa'
prosecuting tie war against tAe American
colonies, wrote the following to the shsrffs Of
Bristol;
The poorest being that craEls on the earth
coutandiug to ssve himself from injusties and
oppression, is an object respectable to God and
man. ButI cannot eoncsive any existence IN
der heaven, (Which, IN the depths Of its wisdom
toleratss nn sorts Of things), that is more truly
oiioas than au imyoient, helpless creature, with
ont civil wisdom OF military skill witheus s
consciousness Of any qualification for power
calling for battles which he is not to 6ghti cen
ts3dir~ for violent dominion he can neTer ex-
s-.iss: and satisfied to be himself miserable II
order 10 make Others vIetcbed-"
LSColE's tyranny over his own subjects
saws the Atlanta Tatslligsnosr, drew from SEN
stor WALL, Of New Jersey, the foregoing truth
ful picture Of the Northsrn Dictator, though the
words were written nearly q century ag0, and
appHed to another who was calling for battles
he vas not 20 fight, and conssHding for dominion
be was no. 10 exercise. Verify, more truly
Odious. impote1t and helpless creature, without
civil wisdom II military skill, invested with
power. does not brestke in al Christsndom, than
The Northern usuTpeE IS. Had EDMUND BURKE
lived in this iay and time, be could not have
drawn more truthful picture Of the bastard
thrt nov enslaTes the Nsrth, and would the
South. had he the power 60 ozTry out bis malig-
nznt viii.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23
dainty qualified % hold lho place against any

dainty qualified TO hold the place agsinst any
odds
MURFRREsBoBo', Tenn, April IA pas
sengsr train hence to Nashvils was captured
south of Antioch, on Friday evening. by FIVE
hundred rebels, under Col FerTill. Nine cars
were burned, and ths mail, and neerly one hum
dred and fifty passengers, including dozen or
twenty officers, thirty forty sntlers, and some
soldiers Of the 10Th Michigan, were captured.
Tue guard, with fsrty three rebels in charge,
made stout fight, and lost six killed and
dozen wounded The rebels lost The same num-
Der. Among The prisoners were Col Wood, Of
the 18Th Indiana; Col George I. Buell., OF the
5sth Indiana Msjor Cliff, of the ist Middle
Tennessee cavalry Surgeons Hurxthsl and An
drews; Capt NewbeTy and 1t. Johnson, lith
Michigan Capt Monk, 1t. Fox snd 1t. J. IL
Hunt, 10Th Michigan; Capt Warren, quarter
master; Csps Maple, conmissary; Ut. spencer
ordnance department, and others captain
Warren and the citizens were psroled and 70
Leased. The other military officers were taken
to Lebanon The rebels took up SIX rails N
the read, and cred into the train. The guard
made stout resistance. Forty-three rebel
prisoners were recsptured The Federals were
robbed Of their xaluables. 0ae Susler lost
SO 600. A nephew Of General Rousseau lost
81 400 belonging to his regiment The rebel
officers professed to be indignant, but did not
attemut 70 restore the money. Our people lost
from 81 500 to $4,000 Pursuit was made, but
inefse.ually Our prisoners were forced to
march at g double-quick.
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speeisl Dispatches to tie Chicago Times
MURFREEsBORO, Tenn, April ll.--Gsnega
Van Dorm attacked Granger at Franklin, ia
force, estimated et 1900 yesterday, and fought
most Of the day The enemy were repulsed,
with the loss of three hundred Oar loss was
about one hundred killed, wounded and miss.
ing. Gen. StaBley's cavalry, led By him in
psmon, charged and esptured battery and two
hundred prisoners, but, being unsupported.
were compelled io Telinquish the battery and al
lIut twenty-five prisoners Ihs enemy were
pursued until dark.
FRAEKLTE, Tenn april l2--All u quiet in
this vicinity. Van Dorm hEs fallen back two
miles south Of Spring Bil and maniiesls 30
lost in the attack On Friday nearly three hum
dred IN killed, wounded and captured. In their
pIecipitate fight, the rebels threw two Geld
pieces into creek.
Gen. GraDger commands here, and is abun-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

Money is the sinew Of war--tbe life blood Of
nation in its struggle for existence, indepeud-
enee or power. Seeing that these siHews and
ghis lifsbl0od in the Confederate struggle are
represented by the treasury notes Of the govern
msnt, We have, en- season or out Of season, :"
teFated and reiterated the postulate that ii was
the solemn duty Of patriotic men "a repose un-
hositating faith in The integrity Of the govern
ment, and to sustain its currency BY every
word Of encouragement and aes Of confidence.
How shaneiuliy this duty has been neglected
has been testified in a thousand ways, not By
the ruthless herd Of exsogtioners slone bat By
men from whose antscedents, characters, ard
stake in the contest The nation had 8 right 70
expect better things. What IS to be thought Of
large fortrne, and thal invested in plantation
groperty--laud and negrUes-who was among
the loUdest seeessionists, and who actively par
tieipated in al the political movements which
brought on this war, and who, now that we are
IN It chin deep, sacrificing our best blood, and
the saered tears Of widows and orphans, to pur-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

| FIcEsBUR6. April 22-Everything remains quies
The eremy sp7ear % be working the peninsula bat
terry. The river falling pretty fast
Coufederate states COsEress.
/ RICHMOND. April 2l-In the sepate resolution
was adopted fixing the Ist q 1ay as the day Of a5
iournment Of Congress Houss amesdment to the bl
authorizing newspapers to be sent 90 soldiers free Of
postage was concurred in The BIN TO provide for The
eonseriDtlon of Aliens transferred to the secret cal
enear Houss bill for the and collection q
tax was amended and passed.
The house passed senate bin aboishng supernumer-
ayy officers in the qusrtersstsr and c5mmisary depssi
also senate bin auhoring tie lense Of site near Rich
monl for the preparation Of naval ordinances stores.
The commlttee on i5u contracts made report exon
Grating Hazall, Crenshsw & Co.
RICHMoSD April 22-Ths senate passed a bll estab-
fishing Tag Of battle The union Is square tvgo-thrds
ths width Of the flag, and blue bar onethird ths
width dividing the white aeld lengthwise Also pass
bin to ameud The impressmsat act providing that
when an iprssng officer disap7roges OF an apprai,s-
ment the claim shall be settled according the prirci
pies Of equity and justice.
The house debated senate bin amending sequostraon
ao. which was rejected
Lnfe NOrTIsern Intelligence.
The New York Herald o. the ls,h has been received
It says the last news from Suffolk was to the 6ib
Tie attempt Of Lonssirset to cross the Nsnsemond
river with the aid Of pontOons was defeated by the ar
aliery.
Other nsws Items are unimporisnt.
riot had occurred at Halifax bsiwssu the soldiers
sud citizens
Mrs. samms, wife q Captain ssmmes Of the A's.
ba IA, who has been residing n Cincinnati has been
ordered to cross the lines into Dixie.
Gold closed IN New York st I53. Money sasisr ihan
ever Cotton duh to heavy.
Northern daies Of the 1916 state chat dispatches from
General Fossr, at Washington, North Caroline, were
received sunday last. They say he can still hold
out three weeks
Seward has sent another dispatch to Minister Adams,
War1izs Great Britain against allowing any more Ala
banas to get oat 10 prey upon American commerce.
MARQUIS Harrington lately IN Richmond. has made
speech saying the EOrh only externats tie Souh
that the South will d sht to the last,
The New York Tri5unss correspondent, speaking of
the attack Charleston, says We have experienced
bitter ropuss. The iron eads have dsappou uted the
expecta.i ions Of The most confident
FROM Middle Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, April l21.-seven more prisoners we're
sent through the lines South By order Of Rosscruns
One family was allowed half an hour TO 60 souts or to
Northern prison.
Scouts from the Tenussse river report the landing Of
twenty four transports at Easiport eight niles frOn
Iuka with twenty thousand Fedsrals. mostly eavary
All quiet in froat and there Is no immediate prospect
Of a battle.
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chase priceless hberty-repudietes ContedeEate
currency IN payment of debts Due 70 him. The
double brand Of hypocTi,s and traitor burned on
his shameless brow, and passport TO the land
Of Yankee greeubacks, would be o doom hsgdly
at0ning for this crime Of little seuL
But he is not alone. Tie public has bssn at
fault in this matter. We have 81 permitted the
currency 70 deprscists. run down and slendered
before Cur eyes. without a manly ehOTt 10 resist
the madness. We have shown less faith n our
cause, in the financial honor ofou5 governments.
and The re eemability Gifts paper, thsn has been
exhibited by foreigners. and even ay oar enc
mics We believe il is hardly too much - say
that. at this h0ur, intelligent men At tho NoItS.
Outsile Of the Black Republican tabernaeles Of
passion ard fsnatieism, have a greater conf
dzncs in the success Of or cause, aud The sta
bilify Of cur government and is invioiets credit
than is felt by the Southern public at large
And see what q solid testimonial Of is faith TIE
capitalists CT Europe have given IN Che rash log
the Confederats loan IL Eagiand, France SDa
Germany. The significance Dt thiss ia pohtl-
cal point Of view, can scarcely be sstimaied
The money market Is ths delicsts palssomeier
Of politics.
In Ezrope, particulerlys no class is 50 well
posted in the views Of Governments and the Sc
eTeis Of Cabinets ss the great bankers For
without them governments cannot move, aud
they demand knowledge Of government policy
before they venture their millions. We look
upon this loan as tho first distinct and pslpahls
harbinger Of coming peace and independence.
It is bound to have an influence on our cuuen-
ey, aud comes Opportunsly 20 add forc5 20 the
bsne6cient Influences Of ths tax biz, The iundirg
Of notes, and the other wise nleasuTos Of tho
Treasury Department We are a false prophet,
if a short tine does not show greater scarcity .
and en- augmented worth Of Con.ederato u0ses,
a E111 In EXCHANGE and cr7l9 e5,1 q c1rzeruanf
tumble in prices we only hops It may come
upon the hearilss5 eZt0rti0ners and the guilty
skspiic and repuiis.or ike the blast Of 81
moon, and catch them with all sails spread 70
the brsezes Of speculation and swollen prices.
Mobile Registsr
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er-.ror-s nncrarErr.

AConlsderzte sol5ier recently captured in La
fourche parish, La, sends Us The following doe
ument Understanding the character Of The
genuine Yankee, lie preferred plying his guards
with natvs run and small pecunisry bonus,
30 secure his liberty, aud was successful. The
sizners Of The document arc members Of Capt.
WnLIlMsox's company, lst Louisiana Fed
eral) eaTsIy. Whether the fee was paid in
Conlsd. schp or grsenbacks we are not advised
We have arrested - - on charge Of
BSn iH the confederate army & not finding
him guilty we have concluded to turn aim loose
for consideration Of $50 90 al otAer saTgents &
eomsrels viii do tie same this 81 ApTile
A. P G. ROBERTS
B BEECHERs
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Gully gppeaI.
RDIFION.
JACKSON, MISS.


We give tais morning lengthy report Of
late sfTairs in The Teehe country, As published
BY she Abolition organ in New OtleRns. Not
withsianding this account should be received
with manylsTOwsnees, we are disposed to be
lisve cur forces west Of The river have met re-
verses 10 The extent at least, Of being com
PEELED 10 abandon therp0siiion thsy held The
loss Of tie salt mines may he considered only =
temporary disability, unless, sndsed, the enemy
should hnld the country, and Ibis be viii scarce
II sttsm2t to DC with an unscelinslsd soldieTy.
The expedition We look upon IS q raid, al
though it has been, perhaps, more than usually
sIreessful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

To tbe Associated Press. E0rsh
FORTRESS MoERoE, April I2-The steamer
spaulding arrived to-day, from Aorehesd City
yesterday.
No communication has been received At New
lsrn from General Foster since Wednesday
night
Women and children are leaving HeWberu.
Seven thousand troops, attempting 10 reach
Washington from Newbsrn, were driven back
on Wednesday eigh. miles, with the loss Of
about fifty men.
The last accounts from General Foster state
that the rebels bad sent ia three flags Of truce
for him 70 surrender Washington. Fosters
reply 70 the last WAS to send no more aags if
shey did he would capture thems and, if they
wanted Washington, to come and take t.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
PRQ8E NORTH MISSISSIPPI
-E7yBER.sEs F.gEEErG B.gcKs

Special to Es2lemphis ApPeail
PANoLA, Aptu The enemy canpsd IN uiekahaia
bottom last rsghi Their cavalry not with them,
And # s suppjssd was left behind 10 prevent being
C2auass was at no tine IN d,ugsr The generalship
displayed in the disposition of hia III Ie army was sE
celleni
The enemy captured nothing Of q military character
II The reireatng eolumn Is not reinforced Chslmer
IS a favorable posifion 70 strike It 10 advantage
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FrOIa Norah Caroliua-Lass FEDERAL Ao-
counts


counts.
From the Associated Press North
NEW YORK. April I3.-An of5ear who ar
rived in the Dudley Buck says General Foster
had provisions sufficient only t0r the use Of his
troops to the Ilth iust
Wei informed persons deny the statement
that the large reinforcemsRtB sent overland from
Nswbsn hsd returned. Some Of tEer baggage
and artillery is stuck in the mud
Tbs rebel forces between Washington and
NewbeTn are reported 20 number 20 600 under
Bill, and 2, 600 under Patigrsw.
The guub0st Valley City is said TO have
resehed Washington rddisd With cannon balls
The Dudley Back touched 60 Fortress Non
roe where it was rQm0Te1 Foster. had surrsn-
dered.
BOsTOE. April I3.-A special dispatch 20 tbe
Boston Herald, dated Nswbern, n. c., April 9,
says; A recOnn0itsring cavalry force. sent cut
overland on Tuesday, the 7sh inst, encountered
q strong force Of rebel pickets, ten miles from
here and drove them in for FIVE miles.
Yesterday a large force went over the Nsuse
river, the overland expedition 90 tbs relief Of
Gen. Foster. The transportation train was
across the river last nigAs, where lhe expedition
is encamped.
Preparations are being iaksa againsi sur
prise here. Il is expected there win Be some
hard fighting up the rosd Tbs rebels are
reported in immense numbers and runner says
they are undsT command Of Gen Lee.
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-. LII 60.

NASHVILLE, April IA flag Of truce, sent
ont from Franklin yesterday, learned thst the
rebel General Crosby vas wounded; also, two
of Van Daru's aids. The rebels lost heavily in
wounded We csPtuTed many horses Van
Dom expected to capture the town, having re-
ceived information that the Federal force Was
but twenty-five hundred strong
About haty-fve citizens, active ard violent
rebels, some 0f WkOm were on E yiRiisnee com
Of General Mitchell, and lodged ia the peniten-
ffrr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

a Burnside's order is being enforced, and
the first victims, It seems, are two Tennessee
ladies. A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, dated
April 18Th, says: Sc Mfss Fannie Beetles, daugh-
tsr Of ths rebel General Battles, Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, and Miss Hattie Booker, Of
Rulberfofd county, Tennessee, arrived here this
morning, from Cincinnati, as prisoners, arrested
under General BuInside's order against sifordiDg
aid and comf8rt 10 the enemy. They 60 to
Csln0 Chase"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

= The Fedonl War Department has de
cided that the muster cut Of two yearS ner
must date from their muster into the service O.
the United States This viii keep the tw'
2 years and the nine months msn in the hele
from thrse to six months longer, thus giving
Lincoln time to enforce his conscript oct e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

a The removal Of The Minnesota Indians
viii he commenced im;nediately, under the So
psrvison Of tbs Fsderil superintendent Of In
disn Affairs They are te be removed to 8 tract
near Tort Randall, on the UPpar Missouri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

E'We have intelligence that second Of the
Ysnkeo-1ssrasding parties in North Mississippi
has gone back About -tEo Thousand Of them
passea Trough ssnatobia, 6A the Hernando
road, 81 i've ,r5'elsek, Tuesday evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

jackson, Afissssippi ApliI 2d 1858
3 comP ancs Hta he above order f-cl the Surgeon
II General, would respectfully csI t-g attaliion oF
the .ades Of Mississippi and Louisiana TO the imnor
tance Of the callFsfiou cf fhis pact, ths iues q
which sZudiag from the puueturs capsules. hen suf-
GENTLY hardened and carsf1y put up, may be sent to
thG depot RI0HARD POTTS,
Surgeon @. S. A. and Medical PurFsyor,
anAIa oaa.-tmsnL Llils mi Z e.. Lrulsilra-
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z Il is stated that when Hunters eman
eipsiion proclamation was received at Fort Pa
lask, the Colonel Of the regiment then garrison
ing thst port refused 10 read it to the troops fo
which be was arrested and confined for ssvers
nlsnihs. He has since resigned his commission
and returned North.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-23

From the Richmond Whe, I6th
10 the senate, yesterday, Nj. Ysneey sabmit
ted Joint resolution Of thanks 10 General g. 4,
BsaTagard, aud The officers and soldiers under
bis command, in ihe battle in Charleston haFbor
on the 7ih of April 1868 which was referred &c
ths committee of military affairs,
The house bill explanatory of the act TO
sulhorizs the President to accept and place in
tho service certain regiments and battalions o.
eonseripts heretofore raised, was passed. Also,
the senate biz 10 authorize the Secretary of the
Navy % lease, for five years, a site, with OF
without buildings, for the purposes Of labora-
tory, near this city.
Mr. Spsrrow, from the committee Of eoafer-
once, TO whom wsg referred the disagreement be
tween the two houses on the subject Of exemp-
ton from military service, presented report
accompanied with bill, which, after some dis.
cussi0ns was postponed until to-day, at twelve
O'Clock N.
Mr. Hill, from tie committee on conference,
on tho bill to amend the act relative 70 copy.
rights, presented report which was read and
agreed 10.
In the house on Tuesday night the senaie
bill TO send newspapers to soldiers free Of post
age, wss detected. Senate bill to repeal the
second section Of an act relating t5 the payment
ol posisgs was aid upon the table. The fot-
lowing Bills passed Sensie bill to establish o
bureau Of Indian affairs; relating to appeals
from The commissioner Of patents; authorizing
the commissioner Of patents TO purchase five
hundred dollars worth Of books; and house bill
60 provide farther payment Of The interest on
the removal and subsistence fund OF The Chsro-
lEse Ia3iana in North Carolina
The house yesterday passed bill to refund te
the State Of Alahams she sum Of $4,000 The
amount Psid By that State for the stealnor Flor
ida The committee Of conference on the ex.
omphon bin made q report, which was pest
poned til Friday. It differs bat slightly from
tie Old bil. The committee Of conference on
tho copyright bill made a report, which wal
adopted The bill appropriating $4,000 foi
tho payment Of exchanged Missouri prisoners,
was reported back from the committee on mill
fsry affairs, snd the senase amendment concur
red 10.
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0pEEATs FRusI,R sGADEWV.

r OCATED near Arnoia, Louisiana on the NsrT Or.
il / lsszs, Jaeklea aFd Great Eorihsrn Esi.roaa
This insatuiion VII remain epen durag ths eaamsr.
The terms are hils ealars per mouth for board aud
pupil mast be provided vi h ccmoiats cutft cf bed
ding. etc, coalmsaEaI and tol,os oTtieiss
M D. DIElTEX, a. NJ,
arI1I1t President
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VICKsBURe.-up to the time the train left
ysstsrday'afisrnoon, everything remained quiet.
The ensmy's battery bas not beea heard from
since Monday evening.
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Il Tbs complete receipts Of internal Teve-
nue. in the Fsderal Treasury, 70 she 1st instant
foot up tuenfy-thros millions Of dollars
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WA9B6 WANVR57T -

IRON MASTERS uudsr eouirscs VIII lie qovern.
a ment II Alabama are ln need cf aize numb1r Cf
hsnds- Task furnacsE are ioca,ad il by region
cf county sherc Tiers is dsngsr of Tarke8 rai1
negroes hice gan any inioEraar On "a regard TO
thsss fCrnsces b. Addressing letter az Selms
Alabama WH RtGaAEDSON HUnlF,
HaiGa, ef1.. ca CrdaasCs DUTY.
p rh22-fm fr cifg~rs Of Fr7r r-T Rrrsaa
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IIIPORTANT 10 0FEIcERs.

GRENADA, Mss Aa-ga g. le53.
IT AVIEG haa- orlsrel bg B-lgsd sF-Geueral Pillow
20 take eoumsnf Of and 6irset tae OrHratiens of
an o8ears detsi ed frsln the Army o. Tanuesses and
sent 10 Esrih Mississippi recrltas SERVES have
sztshlished my heaaq q1aF-era az this pace, Thera 81
suca oflicers via fsPoft to M fer orders.
q. ". WHITE.
v,Fa71r, Cn'e~si Oh -ffa-faafns.l
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- TmR E.ARERs }

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERTCA.l
SURGEON GENEEsI's OFFTCE
Ecam3nd Va March l9,b I563
Circular
MEDICAL PURFEV0RS VIII rake en7eagCrs
Ia through cards pEb hsz Is uorspaper 20 iuduca
tEe ladies' taFou Fhput TIE o. idssrest themselves
in the culture Of the GARDEN POPPY. They nay
iaus rszdsr ths Confe1sracy essential aerVice.
f5isnedl s. p. MOORE
Surgeon General, @. S. "a.
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~fAN be had at Hil tius ara on tie most favorable
~ terms ct Rirharisons Artesian Wells, one mile
west Of Wilsoa Landing. the Ioulbi Ehee river and
two miles nortof St. Stepheng in Washington county,
Alabama. Ths works are large aud more convenient
snd accessible than any in The Stats. SupPles Of al
kiads taken In exchange af-imf