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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-30

The National Inteligencar says: "A letter
70 rhe New York Tribune says, in reference to
the election TO take place in Maryland on the
9Th 81 next month, that "pains will be taken
70 prevent all disloyal men from exercising tbs
H&heos saafSgase'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27
R. G. BLAKE,
Lieutenaut-Com
Physical symptoms Of starvation In Lon

uOhs
Lord Sydney Godolpbin Osborne writes to
the London Tines concerning the physical pro
cess of famine:
When famine destroys lifa it may do so under
two different conditions. Stoppage Of al food,
such as that we have read of in the case of the
shipwTeeked, brings on in short tins train OF
symptoms which quickly end in the most hoTri-
bic of deaths. The other condition is that
when food sufficient, if not in abundance, grad
usilv becomes diminished in quality, then IN
qusntiGg, passing to still another stage, where it
is not only altogether deficient IN quantity, bat
also in the qualities necessary each day to
rebuild natures waste, and thus provide for the
next days life
On this stinting Of physical sustensnce super
venes mental depression, causing loss Of appetite.
thus there IS indisP0silioa 70 partake even Of
that measure of food which, itself INSULT sient,
is still Necessary to keep M some existence.
Strange 70 say, at this stsee Of depression in
mind and of gradual waste Of body, the sufferer
complains but little, if at all; there is tendency
to sleep, rest-anyhow, anywhere, yet little evi-
dence Of pain. There is, however, to the skill
ed eye, cast Of eye unmis.aksblei the children
look aged beyond their years adults move and
spask with gait and uttersRee which seems to
shun all effsrt
Failing fever, famine goes on to run its own
well marked course. / write from what / and
many others saw, watched and noted. With no
real complaint developed, with little real psiu,
there is an increase of lassitude in ths adult, q
want of al en- ldish energy in the young a
species of patient, sullen, hopeless despondency
masters the whole man You fave a trophy
now showing itself in many ways She hair
quits the head in patches, She ankles swell, the
SKIN is bloodless, the eyes sunken; at ibis stage
food fails, medicine fails, care cannotTescUe. IL
is mere matter OF timei few, if any, recover
fayr seaao to wish IT,
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A CARDI

FFVE u1dsrsrlei is Inlormed thst during bis abaeDce
busy aui ma f-iou1 enen es have propagsted fsl-e-
Loo IS sud c1ca ae1 in5uslrou - tee viest sznders
arssssi 5 TO- vh IS woud total unworthy Of notice
ii co1fe1 51 TIE ca fy where the authoTs IRE known
slaaSer Ike run8r hsfh a tholsand ongues, sud ST.
leaiv snd iuaitons,y rlrn psejndees Hhera 1he &C.
MAJ r refatetor 10 " q, yer Tescn have therefore,
-emed proper depar from the rule tf dgnited s-
lsnee lat e hope n e the anti Ote nay trTei vi the
poison aid 10 or6e.t TO r-z1B vTh u nai nsmy tie
MAJ cous hor ani Of the reports danagog
90 1ay lidiag commercial. social snd political Fhis
& he bare of ray ADOPT ar the birthplace Of ny chi
a-sn ro rd which a s, y rcpes d hsptiress
tered and ii 10 h.ra ired al4ng you lor twenty nVe
years with rrepr acasee rsputa ion Is + oe q Q
10 vain 3 I'd listak hs sta-da-d Of trta 50 stholn
b01o- Az t-e p oper tine thss mati ers VI oe inve g.
gated ana the creeping creatures ee tast sunny Pc
fv9es ,, ijs br.usb no their Li5ing pisces 70 tie
lig5 Of das 20 be crushed beneath the heel q tru'h
aud f1stthcad5n. A LHfi-
fsl4 Oh
fThs Pcrf Huds5n and Clinton (I.a) papers please
copy an send bi 20 fh.s ofHss for collection
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Letter from Uhnriesfon.


CHARLEsFON. Feb 19-The proclamation Of
Gen Beauregard which appeared in the morn
ing papers yesterday, uging the women snd
children to leave the cities Of Charleston and
Savannsh, produced quite stir among the
Charlestonians, who were yet holding on for
the eleventh hour. The principal families
Of Charleston have already left tha city, butstil
there is q gcodly population Of the fair sex lets
behind, and mauy who do not intend 70 leave
AZ all. believing that cur defenges are fully ca
psble of resisting tbe attacks Of the enemy
The apreal 10 the Georgians and Carohnians to
rush 70 arms-ito come with pixies snd seyshes
to exterminate the enemy-with spades and
shovels to protect our iriends-to share in our
brilliant success or glorious death will not be
in vain, and the men from the mountains enG
plains will nobly respond to the call. An lmme-
date attack is not st al anticipated snd Gen
Beauregard's s proclamation IS merely pFeeau-
tionaTy measure TO prepare for the worss.
Flying rumors Of the commencement Ct an
I attack at Savannah prevailed on the streets
here Yesterday. but without any other fouada
/ tan than that II was said heavy firing had been
/ heard in that direction. Another rumor to-day
said to be predicated on private dispatch, is
4 that the enemy had made another assault upon
I Fort MeAlli5ter at Genesis point, st the mouth
Of the Osschee river, with g view principally
Of preventing the steamer Nashville from coming
4 out. g'he Nashville, formerly owned by Spot
] ford, Iilest0n & Co., Of New York, was gsgu
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The intelligence has assumed a positive char
aeser, and is relied on, that the Yankee army on
the Rappshannoek has sounded retreat Ii is
believed tha, they are making for Washington,
to recruit, behind the brsastworIs Of that city,
their wasted ranks and broken spirit. Hooker
lighting joe who snasred a. al bis prs1a-
eessors for doing so little, has followed theiI exc
ample Of the back track, having done still less
than they. And yet he has doubtless doHe tla
best and wisest thing ths Circumstance admit
ted of He had in front Of him an impregRable
position and an invineible army.
He had under him a bsstsn, disgraesd, de-
moTaliz d and spiritless force. It was impossi-
be for hin to move forward The river and the
mud afforded him only temporary respite rom
demolition By Lee. It was prudent to get away
while be hsd chance. Aud SO ends another
chapter in the history Of g. On to Richmond g'
This is the fourth fight TO Washington Of the
army that has come ont from its walls with
banners flying and stssds prancing, 20 lveuun
Virginia and occupy her capital Mcdowell,
Pope, Mcclellan and Hooker rival each other
in the glory Of a hegirs. Whose turn comes
uex,-snd when win the Coniedsra.e States be
conquered at this rate Of progress Richmond
Who
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s.snpeae d Armea ooa.ra.5aad..

Correspondence Of the Harti0rd Conn li-les
Hutton HEAD, February 2-The negro ex-
pedition from St. Mary's has Just returned It
was composed of four companies of the negro
regiments They went after negro recruits and
lumber
They got together lot Of negroes, but they
refused to come away, and were left behind.
They did not succeed in getting any lumber.
The transports were fred 1T from the shores.
Captain Jack Clifton, Of the steamer John
Adams, was killed By ball through the head.
He was we'll known all over New York. he was
the brother of the celebrated actress, Josephine
Clifton, and was very much liked for his social
and cheerful qualities. His wife and daughter
are st Beaufort His loss is regretted By all.
The expedition succeeded in bringing off foer
non-combatants The town of s.. Mary was
harned by the negroes.
The negroes landed and encampod at St.
Mary's Daring the night twenty rebels on
horseback made dash into thor camp, when
the negroes fled in every direction, and then
stsmpede1 for the transports, throwing away
/ their guns They rushed pell-msll on board
and ereatsd the greatest confusion. The rebels
fred from high bluffs, and ouT troops could not
elevate their guns enough to DO much execution
Report says that two rebels wsre killed aud five
| wounded.
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lar packet between that city aud Charleston
sna hss been fitted up IS q Coniaderate war
steamer under the nams Of the "Kaitlesnake
Saa IS said 20 hs very eF ,etivs, and IS com
manded BY the cslebruted Captain Baker who
formerly coamauied the privaieer Savaunah-
if CAPTAIN Bsker succeeds in getting the Rat
lesnaks out, somebody win certainly get
poisoned
The French steamer Milan. came u2 to tbe
har5or to-day from Port Royal. The abolition
expedition fer this city and savannah Is report
said "a Be- as Port Royal and Hilton Head
Large bodies move slowly, and it Is no essy
matter 70 provide for tho transportation oI q
large army The several embaTkations and dls-
embarkstions, the procuring Of wagon trans
supplies and pco7isi0ni etc, etc, All take time
to pet into position | predict, therefore, inst
Waslington's birth day viii pass By without
any attack having been made by the enemy
either here or at Savannah.
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EnR aALE !

THE suhEerhsr e - for sale H # the most des ra-
Il bic TRACTS o. PLANFATi0N bAED in lo1
s9sns tus n on a. e Ante river near Lake Manri-
se b. ile par ah of Lviz gston conaining near SIX
teen luu5 "a acres twl hnnd.ed snd nitJ ef opsn
land VI 3 lprogslnsets
lhi Iard 20 vs. cost D. oane aa1 csrn, eqlsl to the
bssf oaiiana and5 ana saco1d "a none To- ths pur-
r,e OF stock rai ing cattle ard hoes having ex-
hfustlsfz er ana srEuiler ran e- ss-y q aee-ss
Eeg Orieaea ani Jsck-on railroad and hity miles
northwest of New orieans by tie lakes Parteulaaa
G. Z. RAOULs
e,ososzs Indspeudonos, La.
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4 IT. FIasT-GLAsS HACHINISIS arriving N tEe
"a Confsd-rate lines can set imHe 'iste ano Eiesoy
riovra p 81 th4 simory of tbs undersigned, located
at Athens. Gecrgls
an Naeh isss arriziug from Sev 0riesns, by apply
Fur 20 Bzaior Dum0ltei. s Camp Moore Wi be iEna1e'
distei7 ds1silsd % our Armory sui furli hs4 wish
traasporfstioa. Goad wages VIII be given good Ma
c1iuists snd beard eau be led st u2rdsr. .te rates
COOK a. BROTHER
fela1nla Aruory. Athena. Ca
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aRWv HEDgCAL HOARD.

4siHs ARtIT 1-HDieA.l BOARD, f.r the eKsm Ia
ton IL Ee fica officers ia this DePsrtment meets
isi.r II tbs ante = o q uf sac Seaste Chtlb r Medi
ea ore Sc o. be7etoto-e be p eF-i 1ei oy
! rs6rf- e7s iti e Confederate u a cal H5ard
r1c red 81 a1u4a ersau at51 Or d. CINE DONG 80
in writing Ali thoas rfl=i1g So t1 40 viii be er5pDee
frrm The r8Is br re war Dersr ment Only tho
assiqne5 n orders having appointments or letters %
i4vlfsrion from tne Secretary Of Wsr, win be e7sm
incl
Al the Board vii Ts't Tieksburg Medical oicers
duty 81 fhatp J - ard vcuiiy Wi Ter TIE present be
e.r-rn.+ rom this no-i-e o. B. ENODB.
f-lQ 2T President Armv Medieai Board
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mgsS0FUEa0E.

rTVEE f-n II Quincy & Rob'nssn, OF Mempa,s, Teen
L j this day dis-oi5ed by mutual e nssns AL per
sons hseiag sns sEsiast said hrn viil present tns
SINE td " T. Q-inhy Wro ~ a ons suthorthoriz9d to
psv and al Barsln yFh0 are Indebted to sid hrm " u
sze iru1sdlats pay -1 b said Qsinby. who hss been
suthod ed = ast-ls said Hrals b5siaess
WM T. oUINBT,
" a. ROBINSON
General Partners
7 S. CBAYHORN.
Etavaa. Ga. Jaanary ?, 1858 Special Partn5r.
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~ The Office Of the RoekpoEt (Ind-) Dsm0-
Graf, winch was destroyed by ! mob Of Aboli-
tion soldiers recently, has bee b renewed, and
the paper has again been issueil By Col Jones,
is former editor
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VWAN'T
.IsrIHEIsTs. ATFENTInE.

mo RTTY o. htrs. a-FOUNG GIRL, as NURSE. u
or IS years oE age. ons who has been well traine
E5srsef Y
-191 Eu.-si Office
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LEE WIDoWS GET.

THOSE aho hsve ne s4LT-who have been msde
4 wdosri b. this war, aad a-e poaT-csn get EACH
one EUsHEL "a lhs a1rbsr e one hrna Cd. rom
y G MCALLISTER,
80 Isrksrn Me-
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nFsSOEUTTON.

rsEHE frms Of LEVYs BIO x CO, Of Lssipgtan,
ersI W TEMPLE g. CO, u Carron'on. are
7nrtua consent.
Ifr ,- : s. s9fhol zsf 70 collect al deb'a due
,ss S ~ q. 13l on snd III. Levy al debts dae lhe
hor.e. fs ~ - LEVY,
d LEVY.
fss6fssrtae j.. " TEMPLE
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REBEL MATCHES.
Rebel Matches.
aa rH.s.,s,,s,g

! FTHE un5e-s eaea having ezt-bi he'd HATCH
L NAM FACTORY ID IRE CITY Of Jsckson, would
r hese wi hing to p rchase that al orders from 8
stanc= r19z1 Ell with tie cash Hill be promptly
flies Ia STERN T. CO.
IacFan0 Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

Gep6 81 0nasr Nc q
III psrs NJ betveea The ages of eighteen snd forty
q -.lars eTeerf hose ted into the " Minute Men
- Sta rervsces Trior 90 January 7lh lsi3 are
hs-bv o-ie-ei q report to ths Camps Il insrnuiion
81 tbsi- 5ss-u. -r.lts Those whl hgve furnished
= -tsfitrfes he-stofore rTh0-e substitute are now
rtfl the ag 0i co7sClprpR ere also ordered 20 re-
nor 10 TIE CAMPS oi In-rru,t'oa No m n betNeeR
& sre of siehtasn ani iortT lab 50 dr-ft into
the 81 fs serv ca bu those iouad lb ard such
s hsVe been discharged from couscritiaH and an suii
tia ofcer. forbidden enro any Eess n lao t'
Fllcn
The teutau Of aii ree-uing officers on duty 10 this
sac Is cslIeI 20 Gen rsl order 40 Is pH5 hei Feb
rrs-v 2 1853 rom AaiuisEt and luG eetar GeneTs.
of5e5 81 order M r. CLARK
Mejor and A. A General,
F. A. n LLER
fses lu Adiutsnt
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Ths Journal dc St. Petsrs5urg Of the 25th,
publishes an. account Of ths Insuuecti0uarF
movement, and stating that ths conflicts which
have taken place at Plocks Pionsks Rsdzit, ETC.,
srs of the most serious character Is was at
Warsaw, on the night Of the p that The in
surgents attacked the troops separ-ely cantoned
and killed several soldiers.
Tee Journal further states that the Warsaw
revolutionary psrty intended to ensct second
massacre Of St Bartholomew on the night Of the
Odd At midnight, not only ia the city Of War
saw, but in every town thToughout the province
al the detachments Of Russian dfrooqs were
simultaneously attsezsd, and many soldiers
stTangled in their beds The insurgents also
burned several villages, which were vig0ruslV
defended By the soldiers, who 6nally every whera
Tepulsed the insurgents with great loss.
The Journal De s. PetsrsbRrg also publishes
a dispatch from Wilma, dated tee night Of LIZ
23l stating that numerous body Of insurgents
coming from Poland, made an attack On the
Russian troops eantcned as Sarsez, the com
mander Of whom, fearing to be surrounded, fell
back upon GsbondOrd. Tue envirOns Of wilma
were said TO be in state Of tranquility.
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Terrns of AdvertIsIng.

An advertisements win be charged
sI.5O per square for the first inser-
ton and 81 for each subsequent in-.
asriion-
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nRsERFFn

5AMP s6rH EFGIEEST ALABAsia VOLUNTEERS
Ser Viess5a-z & 81, Fab uavv l5 b. isd3
-DRlVATE HUGH FAULENEa eoapsty r 9ei9
I a baaa res irlaEt naHeri q me iolofiAs g
5srfDto ua.ire o Ireland, fffy-ona years 8 age
f fs.t seeen and hsf inches high iair cople1io z
gray 3 cars tsi-, sms psse t-ken out q ns iet
ear Ce-eried rs csp on the 18Th instant ne usaa
reWaFd viii D. pa for his Sprrehrnsen ana saie os
lfrfrg to any proper auiho1ty .
fe18fw Cau. air CO. F, 96ih AlEhana Reg lnent.
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Gans-a 81 or5er No loi
TIE snscia measures insti uted 10 the circular
n "a, a fhis ofise e the snuary, uit, were in
s-ia5 10 sd snd n no e. 10 suspend opera ions
ser es of the regularly sstcb isas Cd systea Of con
sc ID lon
Rerorts haze b-en reesiFed test omcers thus sent
from 8 s NY hsve hcen rrae icaily settiug aside the
rs4n 5e-i.iou snd exemptions established under The
af,ritv OF fhs Couu aldsus of CouseTipts IN The
spaciire States ans are nsgiscng TO make 70 those
"a sg env trps u t-e Grips gathered by them
IL 4 hereby orlsa baa al 0ficer setting under fhe
authority q tae crou question, khal rersin from
ute-4eruz with any couscripE in the cpso1y Of ths
rs-s rerulsrir cri lou duty, aud shall assert
n, cia5 o=sr tsu oth rWise than BY esG ates the
60 III a. aI Is Tor the qaota 10 whica thsr require
lrs shal &c erfiued u1dsr he puneipe Of pro rata
sr6 ltiou siso that they shall respecs Ger icst o.
eaeruutou ssued bv reguiar enrol1g officers, report
f~ f1- 7scsia1 % the ant any IN which
tie eEemp ioa RAY aFpear 20 iben 60 have been IN
prr1srv Esnteds thzi ID case taa hey themselves
rraat e dcatss of exemption or cetsili that u a
fsubfai cases or cas- Of appeal from their oeli1on
fbav snail e er ID -egliar enro Ing ctcers or ihe
lsald tuts q that tey shsl furalsh . The l1es'
enroll ur of er the co1amsndsnts ef -nsc 1pts ~
the safe dsrriot,ve lists n s persons within con
iclptou a-s rec tsl or gathered By them
III The tonmanisut OF conscrlPts IN making tnen
7spor. so rte -rea1 OF Coesepsou viii le5lrn seps-
raiIv the c-us1ipts gathered AID reported 20 heu'
un5ert system ilsttuted by he eirci Ct ABOVE ie
is'isa 1s..nesl s, I o.,''-' S. COOPER.
Adj ltsnt and Inspector -GenaraL
III r Glars Hsi,r a8d A. A G., Cammsndaa. Cor
80 Ha -HHn
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= AX Re coa-u3tsd by q all a. his residence a. efa
VI lswa X estnsy, As,i on Dental operations
I4t vi ST tso0A aven pres ssiouai ioz The week
q sfasasue "a. fionaaY, tie "a Gsy q February-
f-.tl
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HgHPBlS NOVELTY WORKS,
GREE.s,SB ORO', G.G.

80 ,rarr7rNrsTs and gUNsMITHS wanted TO
ltjt ~ 81 P.s,ol contraet apply to
LEECH & RTGDON,
r.afa- Greeusb no, Georgia
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~ Mrs. D5aglai has written letter gelative
to the reports thai she was abous TO bs married
scsin The flHwing extract is pubhshed.
. Although I iv SO quietly, the world seems
determined 70 talk about me. have been dis
tarbed By rum0rs that i have been engaged 4
hope you viii think enough Of me- not to allow
any one ever to say such 3 thing % Joe without
resentment
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e The following particulars Of the loss Of
our steamboats, Moro, Baker and Berwick City,
we have obtained from passengers by the steam
eTs Hodges and Texas:
These boats wers captured and burnt is and
near the mouth Of Red river, by the Queen Of
the West, formerly a freight boat, now extern
porizsd into a Yankee gUnbost- TRs Moro con
tanned valuable cargo Of army supplies, bound
for Ficksburg, consisting Of l46 geo pounds Of
pork, several hundged live hogs snd sat The
Baker had discharged her heavy losd Of provis-
ions az Port Hudson and was returning. When
captured she was Woooing, ten miles below The
mouth Of Red iiver The Berwick City, from
the Atchafalsys, was freighied with sugar and
molasses, belonging to private parties, when de-
sHoyed
The presence Of q Yankee boat was not sus-
peeted, and the surprise was complete. The
Moro was hailed fE0m the wharf boat, to give
her warning Of the impending danger, hnt the
captain supposing that the signals were made
I by passengers, pissed down and was caught
about three miles below. Tho guubOat having
run down in the night. attacked the boats befoie
/ light There was no difficulty in succeeding
Several Confedersts States officers were taken
on the Baker the soldiers escaped by wading
through water breast deep, before reaching tie
/ being protected By the darkness they escaped
unhurt-Caddo Gazette
THE RIVER -On Thursday the river began
to fall slowly at this pace and is sslA Iecedi1g-
! All accounts from above The raft agree that the
fear Of an overflow Lad passed tie waters hav-
ing fallen rapidly. The success Of our cause int
/ the West and South depends greatly upon the
next crop in the Red river valley I5 VIII take
every sere Of our az N land 10 make corn
I enough to fatten the 3 and to supply our
I army with foOd--ShrSsUeport Gaz'tte.
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The ARMY CONSERVATIVE.

Nevertheless, without reference to the result
Of the war, consider the chances Of the con
servatiVes, Ia ths election, far superior to that
of the administration Great reliance is placed
BY the latter on the vote of the soldier; but, in
my opinion, this is deusive. The soldie-s win
be affected in Ike manner with the rest OF the
people and moreover, win be tired of military
service, and anxious to return home They viii
be dissatisfied from thousand causes and de-
sire a change. The snf rings and ind gnation,
yet 10 be engeadered by the unlimited issue OF
an ifTedeeme5ls paper currency, Will Of itself
over whslm the administration party, a1d sink it
deeper than plummst ever sounded. But the
Democrats, in my judgment, safely calculated
that sbeY can take issue on any Of the hundred
necessary incidents Of The war, and defeat their
opponents by large nasjority.
THE PoRCLASiATIoN A FAILURE.
Macy suppose that tie efsct Of the prcelama-
ton of emancipation viii 50 thoroughly, speed
ily and completely annihilete and exsirpats
slavery that the slgyeh9ldefs viii no longer
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sr,s4rrs,5T AND INsPECTOR-GESERAL
OFFICE,
FIcHM0ND, February 7fh, 1863
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Adiliaat and lnsPeeioF'een'Fa+


II. r eIaRS Hsi,r a1d A A G., Cemmsndan. Coz
lcripts state of Mississippi
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- q KNAPP -. q.

rF>o HrRE, No. j WASHER and lEoNER A
4 dress b. y
feallw Appeal office.
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General Orders from Gen. Cooper,

prbi.hcs for sra i-fornatonof Officers deta led o.
leclud5g iev CO or tbs a'e
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JACKSON Mis-. ebrua-y l7th. l5 5.
ETAHIEn. III MEnTAIEI.H.


cIX e1Deliencsd 4LEAIdER CURRIERS'" foi
v Cover aasnt wark S. HfLLYER
Tea i0t Csp-nip and s. Qnsrara as er.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

Ia tie House Of Representatives at Washington,
bg Mr. Coaloas, an Abls Republican, from
Ransas-Hs Proposes he Acknowledgment Of
he Coafederatss--d Radical Viel0 Of the QHss-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27
HIS uNIoNIssI:

Il have never allowed myself to indulge in
that superstitious idolstry of the Union SO
prevalent among the simple but honest people,
nor that political cant about the Union, SO pre-
valent among dishonest ones; l have simply re-
garded it as a form of government to be valned
in proportion to its merits as an instrument o.
national prosperity and honor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-27

A few days ago. Mr.. Conway, Of Kansas, one
Of the most ultra, as we'll as one Of the ablest OF
the Republican rHsmbers of Congress, made
strong speech in favor Of peace and the stopPage
Of the war. The speech is said to have the sp-
proval Of Governor Andrew, CuaTles sumner,
Wendell Phillips, Horace Greedy, and other
leading Abolitenists, who held caucus in
Washington just before it was delivered; It IS
a very important demonstration. We take the
following extracts from it, which show Its char