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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20
DIED.

In this city, March IS. Ella Maria Chafee, daughter
OF Daniel +. and Cordeiia Gerts. aged years.
In Gorham, March 10, Mrs Nancy b. Cummings,
widow of the late Aaron Cummings. aged IS years.
A Christian wife and mother. kind and s1ectionate
friend has gone to her rest leaving all who knew her
mourners at their loss
In Strondwater Village, We tbrook, March 18th,
John 8, Dr.. son of John s. and Julia Tate, aged
years months.
At Warrington, Fla. Feb rs, Corp. Alva Carlisle
Co. 18th Me Reg, Of boothbay, aged years.
In Cornish March IL. Mr.. Humphrey Small, aged
IS years months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20

Das. LOCKE 3 KIMBALL. DESrIsrs. No. III
Middle Street. Portland, Ne. augl6-ly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20
EXPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Per bark Malina. for Cork-70O0 gals crude petro
leum. 500 gals refined do, $3.50 gals kerosene oil.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursaays. M arch 18s
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince, Boston.
Steamer Forest City, Liscomb, from Boston for Sc
John NIB
Brig Il Hassen. tof BeifAstl Hasseli. Matanzas
18th ult.
Brig Almon Rowell. tof Lubec1 Boyd. Cardenss
4th inst.
Sch Geo Brooks. Wallace, Boston.
Sch -Four Brothers. Cudworth, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Bark Mana. Benner. Cork. lrd. for orders, By J
Anderson 4 Co.
Brig Stella, Gooding. Cardenas. by Isaac Dyer.
Brig Phillip I.arrabee. Daily. cardenss, BY Chase
Bros Co.
sch Exchange soule. New York. by NJ b Nicker-
sou.
sAILED-wind NNw-bdgs Pollcdo Stella. and
others.
The AZ brig Ortoian. bntilt at Ellsworth Ia 1857,
l tons has been od TO parties in this city for about
$4,000 AZ bark Col VIM Coggins. 295 tons, built at
Surry in 1854 has been sold parties out the State
private terms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres Jan %. barks La Plata, Croweli,
from New York. ar ed; Union, Davis. from do. ar
18th; kremlin, Burgess from Portland via Monte
yideo disg: Cxarina Treat. for Boston. ready brig
Circassian, Heagan. for New York do, and Others.
Sid I'D, bark Scandinavian Carlson. New York.
Ar at Aspinwal 26th ult. bark starlight. Berry. I'm
Boston; 9Th. MagdaIena, Day, New York; brig y
Drummond. Conway, do.
Sid ID inst. brig Baron de Castne, Hotchkiss. for
Trinidad: 9Th. sch Snow Squat. Sheppard. Cuba.
Ar at Kingston j. 18th ult brig Bradshaw, Fish.
Philadelphia, land sailed 18th for Montego Bay. aud
ar there 23dl: I'D brig Lorana. Spencer Baltimore.
land sailed LIST inst for Cientuegos.
Ar LIST inst brig Chaloner, Philadelphia.
At Sagua sth inst. bark shamrock, Berry. for Fall
mouth in or days; I Cushing. Colcord for New
York next day. Lucy Elizabeth Nichols. for do 10 or
IL days; Sam Sheppard. Jewett, for do do; Ocean
Home. Weldon, for do do; ANGELA Brewer. Ingra-
ham for do or days.
Sid 9Th. brig Walter Howes. Pierce, Portland.
Ar at Halifax 9Th inst. sch Susan Lang, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Feb 9, lat6N, Ion 90 OF, ship Detroit, from Callao
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20
BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED.

In this city, March IS, by Rev VIM r. Clark, Chas
w. kenney and Miss Mary 4. Mitchell, both Of this
city.
In this city. March Is, by Rev. Henry d. Moore
VIM l.. Fernald of Boston, and Miss Amanda +.
Best of this city
In Harpswell, March 10. by Jos. +. Lawson. Esq.
Arthur 0reen and Miss Mary A. Wallace.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20

EDW. & FRED. FOX,
Counselors and Attorneys nj Law,
NO. 90 EXCHANGE STREET,
tSruRpIvASr's BLocKl PORTLAND. Nh.
mch20 iseodk u6w40
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-20

Feb 9, lat N, Ion 90 o., ship Detroit from callao
for Cork
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rs constantly receiving unsolicited Testimonials
i Of the astonishing cures performed BY her.
Among many recently received are the following,
which are commended to the notice Of the a6lict-
ed. Mrs. Manchester may be consulted At the
Preble House, Portland, Rooms Nos. 20 and Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28


The Bsltimara AMericaH-iha most ioal-
mostssd ef oil iAs Ab0iitisn aswspspors-i1 81
arials abaut the Treatments Of KAahes professors
By .hs Csnicssfalas, compares as % The ssrE-
eeus. CT ARABS. The comparison is without fors
ssoupht, aad is anEiasss musi be apparent t.
sl who have ever read hiahery The ssracens
were invadors-just sc ne Xanseos ara. They
a0urht. also. for the faith IS Mahemet ka& re-
vaGisd Il 60 fken n tie Koran The Ysnkeas
fehA for plundcr, asd E3d f~slsesaod to erins By
.gvfrF sus that they fgkt fer Uaions Tho
45shs believed nat q fght FOR tie faith WIS to
sbay GEO. Tie HaRbssB bslisve that to fight
or plungor, raFins and murder, aad low eqEad-
g. IS e obsy LiRcelR, and right vel shsy stgm
70 understand taeir slissioa.
Rut let ne see What sthsz difference thers Is
5eiWso8 the TEzksss and the semi bsrbsrsag,
rude, aHlstisra5 sens Of The dosst. Aba Baker,
6h9, 80 Catph, sueeseGod Eabomoi, ssat az
army Of "the fzifaiEi' into syria-R fruitfd
sad, hilsd with esrn, covered VITA dsls8 Of
graia, with vineyards aad ifsss producing the
8nost fruits, SAD with pastures well steekad
Wisa doeks and herds. u uss an opulsst land,
ssd efsEsd rrezd inducements 70 aTacs Of pred
iiery WaTTiers, ainost inssRBihls ts mercy as We
have bean taugat 20 believe the Ssracsae were.
Ylt, Abu Baker, bsfors sinrtag bis iameuss
arny gave the following charge u TsEsa, VIE
FkA ts aommazd The army
Fight valiaEty, saS nevsr tara
your back EpoH = fee. When y-ieisri5usrhsrn
net ths sgs6, aud protect Wsnan apd children.
Destroy nst the palm tree, H0r fTgit trees OF any
kine; waste set tha c0rHasiS With Gre; a0r kill
any csttls excepting Tor foOd Stsnd faithfully
20 svsrY covenant and promise; respects l rail-
gioHs FsTsoEs . and Hpa1a thsu sd-hoes.H
And. With sniY a fow exceptions. ia sgsgaya-
ted eases, the ATasH acted ia aeesT5s1cs vita
tasse Instructions. HaH different. spd bow dia-
boiiczlly Fac Yankees, who profess 70 be snight
eBed, having setsd we assd not ralsts. IRE
thousands Of hsmes dssslalsd, The fields laid
waste. sdifcss bgrEsd % the ground, Hersosg
driven from bomo, widows and orphans Esbbsd,
eatls w~az50nly killed, public Improvements
ruised, yalushiss Ia the saape Of Fugats plate
and pianos, and bseka, tAas have bean Etslsa
henry ksadsd fathers Imprisoned, ehureGss slosed
and the PsstsTs imprisoned, Hsn-esmbEtsats
ruthleaBy murdered. helpless females saETagea,
izfuHity ~mHlEeatad, esvessaEs 5FskoBs sHd 8
host al acts thak 1eUld have Eat TIE worst Ara
siSn 10 tbs blEsh-sH his is toe vivid in tie
nsm1Ty Of sVr people to E8aa enamsrali0R
They stand as q ssstiE0sy Of pr09f irrsfTagiBle
ihs vile Baiion wbssa msnth-Bisee dares
Sc shift ale gaiEm mem shs guilty serty, y esEa-
pairing taa CBntsdsratos 20 BsraceHs. We tbinE
1t was an zHf8rianats BsT&ilsL-ITissAeseT Bal
latin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

If there Is a sie deemed sacred on ssrth, and
holy IN 3 Brighter land, il is thss which biu5s
man % bis kindred spirit, to bscoms as ons in
anity and love- and YET it rarely happens that be
properly appreciates tha kHinsss and sincerity
Of the iema.o fsaTs, by setting a right va,uo on
R-gan 20 productive of happiness 10 sho pos
SCISSOR. TheTe is nothing In fife 20 purs and de-
Totea IS Tie uEqeeH0habis love Of woman-Iaore
pTieslss&haH tie gems Of GslcoDda, and more
dsvsut tkan tae idolady Of Mecca, IS The m
sealed and gushing tenderness Wkieh hsws
fToa he f0unt Of tbs femals heart.
BmaT with pr9prieEy 30 Esksd, Whist 90 ofan
szhanoss the s8GT0w Of the female hsaTt, causing
60 many anxious days and sisspless nightsi e
is act the iRcensisnev Of mast Fer whose sake
aoss che bid sdisa Sc tae hoEsef her ehilshosd?
Fer Whan 35eg she lssYo tie loved father snd
doing nslasr, and tbs sweet sister who plsyes
with her in inisncy7 To when dses she cliag
With q fond sn6Tacs wien al BAT hor have for
sake hial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

Froa he Washington correspondence Of tie Ohis State
5surnHl1
Tao Presidents reply to the Missouri dslsga-
ton zoss get give ERtiafaciion b the real Usion
men hsIe Yet lie general purporl Was anlici-
p6fea. With brstBerin-law Bates snd brother
MeRigomsryiz the Czbisss. it was supposed ths
sfsris Of Frank BlaiF 30 put himself ia a poai-
lion 10 demand fagors Of he Administration nad
is supporters wsHld asd sufficient Influences 10
ss sRcesssfut The programme Of the Blair
family is transparent enough, tbasgh afrsngad
by The old %Gis5s man Blair who really
has ell the bTsins tisn8 ere in tho family. Pos
sossing 40 81 npAthy with TIC radical ideas Of
Liberty, the Blsifs j9iaed the Republicans Only
S. Tar IS TO obtaiR position. That o~Dsained, thsy
ne9F sack further advancement, not BIZ advoeat-
ine Ehs doctrines thsl elevated them, bnt By de-
seHueing shsa with q view to being 5suRhs up.
Frank will Try to be 81 opposition oofnprsmiEs
oandidsta fer Speaker Of he next House; while
Montgomery dsb1sed himsslf baioTa his neigh
bOfs q Rockville 70 obtain the election Of ssh.
at5r from MsrylAsd, with a yisw to becoming an
0pBsaitisn conservative candidate for President
ia the mex. hest The Plaza ia very vel de-
Signsd, bat II viii be seen Ia inns thas the iaaily
have sFsTsssimstod their cAlibsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28


SoveInor HAIRS, who participated IN tha
late -eggagsmsAt ia hent, anivsd ia The city
yesterday, and rspe1ts thas lhoueh oug defeat
nsy be regarded e. something Of aaisssior, IS 10
not che Of such magnitaaa IS arss reports hom
the fold we're well calsulated TO make it. Our
loss in killed and wounds5 IS smal, net suE
ming up, probably, more thsn one AousaRa
Our. gyaatost loss isja pesiiss aud moral pres
ags Another sssroe Of regret TOO, is hat .
portion Of our troops aid rot behave wkh ha'
nsnly daring and heroic esursgs that have
always kis5ers ehrscssfizs8 hen
We arc erstss5 to k1ow thst As goyatasz
iseuzb somewhat msrisslis not IS 81 depend
snt In c-onssqasnes CT hie Esvarss ihs 3my
s &c numbers, is almost stl iatacA ssa VIII be
enabled 10 hold Gle ezsny ia eHsek en- other
ines H.tle lees dsfsnaibls haa vas isat Of Ais
fonuy ridge.
OF ore tling, however, there sac bs ne doabt.
IKE time has new osma when Georgia and Ala
hama expect every maa sad woman 70 Dc fheT
daly Otherwise hass States VII b speedily
ovsuaa b. The rai5iag parties Of the enemy,
sad Be pespls robbed sHd impoverished. Il 10
vel has ~ sheuld lssk ;ho dangers that
h5aa.en as plainly ia The face, ana make The
sest prepEEaaom we can to mest tbem.
Let us sos lenEsr rely upoa tae deiusivs nope
has our safety lies in he feet thst tho enc
M becomes FoweTlsss for harm &c he advances
5rsz his base Ct agpPEes. As ~ have hitherto
remarked, be has The fseHity Of bringing sp his
base as be advances Chattanooga, and Eot
Nashville, Is now lie base Of his stur cpegs
asns. Let rs rely confidently aPon sAe fac
hat he wiz provision his army there, sn5 gov
arr ogrgaf-az accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28
Tae snErss Of lhs ssass

From tbs 4sEtgn Pil0t.l
Il IS aiaia lhai he principle Of tho last ditch is
nss q eRimara in Inc gsEiaera discrimination
EAo BhysisAl strsrg.h OF the TsbsiioH ia in two;
but its sPiris is more slsstio ts-day than it ever
Ess. IEaoed that spigit has naFsT bssn 1no 8l
fear. Th6 CsaladsTats Gfmief have osea often
defeated; but the Canis6era.o hsart hss nsveg
lest cauTEgs. It5s iel 10 ssJ that tsars Sc strsug
Uaisn fzsiiRg Ia aay psrs Of The South. Ssnib-
gro haired toward the Esrih ia iusrssiosals-
and, therefore. il is 30 10 tHs UzisR. This il
aalgEai The blood that has beoa Basd, and the
srritoTlai CsYaasataRs tbas have been msse
scconRt FER Is No othsT result frs9 sUah eEasaa
Is possible. Tbs" psacs Ran'' are undoubtedly
tTHs when they say, tbGt from aghiisg, UsioB
cAa never eoEa. and yet lac rsDahiie mast
Be 8ressFwsd. Ii va give aB tao reBu5lic, we
are gene. War is destructive Of Unien, azd
he spirit Of the s5Hih is a. indomitabls 81
hat -t the E0ria. WGas PrasPscl is thers
Of psscs in ssch fsoss 7 None. But To
lou1l H8s sHrTsadgr-eT then We would be COR
su5Tsa, and conquered 70 refuse 80 be. The
case 5siore Is is he subjugaaaR Of The South
Fhis mgy be an inhuman opposition; bat are we.
10 lss iae republic 10 severed, sast is, dessTlyad1
Never. The lincoln Administrator has done
auca WhieR viii never be pGrd0ned; hut We are
G0s 20 suAsr tbs UEWlEe acie q q toEf ycGrs'
Bower 80 oDigs gs 90 iat tas Easl0a DO
1srpet1sltv sa5g0rsed We aro sorry 10
arga ~Fubiugahoz, kEt "assds aust" The
rebels hays loft IS 40 alternative bat this zofor
tHzals ere Iaey viii act rs.urns So law. They
5a1pise a; they sill Bsve7 Be uaitet vita us N
I5Rlt Accused A50lacHsn and sccurssd,
secession. hEva usss ,sas8 things un6ving
sarEsiauss. 5s5 re uust preserve The n
.s~r..Y ef the pal.sp. il nay be wicked
1siissophy 10 sersss Ter lhs integrity Of the
nation 5u the taeIh u saea snlagarisns.
80 matter; tha North & aslnss-d BY
lss philosophy. Pse EnioE csBnos BE-
ssa 81 20 1el-5A. Ias septa uiia acG 90 lay
down iIeaHsr tina E0rsa, therefore, mdst crush
Tee +easoa szL Here is eius., -aABgaiEary isa-
suage; ne csEcot help lhss. We have 20 x
is2-isu n what we say ws have regret va
1avs itIsnsI9. The Southern spirit mugl gisld
y e mnst 5rrsk i Ihs last aH5h must be tiled
ap wl,h tho eerFse Of graas5a. i csa be done.
Tires hasdTef tbeussRd mere win be OBJ
.aze3. The resoHTsss Of Lhs &oEth are izeg
aaasahie. il ne fal, Is viii 30 aAraRsA The fall
aTs Of tas laws Of nstur8-aHd iEoy DC net fsl.
J5aslsstoE, the engina4 8~sst-a1la of secession, Is
part Of tAs bggth Is free frsm ske danEsT OF sanY
5ster ruiR} None Alas Ter tao brave, proud
spirit ct she So8lhi Dsspiy may is mslsdict
Abolition sRd sscsssisa. Alas, slso, fer the
Jniea! Our gsed sad glasa old Union is gone
forever. A new Uaian is before UH-ths Union
Of the ceR0gsTor asd the sabiHgstsd, Hhich is
E siissr Union. Bat he national iRiegity
ths Weria faruver. hay Heaven Ia It's
mercy v9uchsafs WIRdem 10 eur rulers, for il is
sadly needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

WRETHisG gEDEa DEsP0TIsE OF THEIR
sWE GaelcB-seas Of tho Fspsrs IN tbs slave
S!sles sndsr Lizaola's ralo, are beginning to
un5erstAad tho real ssnSitio-of affairs, and to
talk qzite plain absut LiBeolu's Measures, ssd
tao psiicy 10 appears to have adopted. Here 10
What the Lsuisville Jsuraal says in regard to
his order for the "enistaeHt of slaves in the
loyal s'ates;'
L IS plata that ths execution sfsuoh 2 scheme
Of enlistment woald, a lis dirscs ana indirect
effects together invelvs the total d~iEorganiza-
ten aa5 distraction e. lac institution 81 siaVe-
rT ia kentucky. Tee sehsne, 81 tke lawss
wouid efsel MS result. Nor can il be doubted
Ihat thls (esult Is contemplated by he wicked
prtjee.ars af Ia schsme. The scheme Is hs.h-
izg msTs nor ioss tsan q supplement to tho pres
iaEst0n Of ezaRoipatea, ans is calculated 70
gwesp sWsy whatever tse proclamation has left.
AEd, if ezssEtsd, is would aEqasstiaashiy Ae-
compisa ies purpose. 1t would DO 4 most high-
haEeed suIrRga gpsn sgEity sBd gsOd tBiih, as
vel 81 aPun TIA Constitution. Il 6ould be az
sGt, not merely Of absolute lsWlessHass, bHt Of
sispsndeHs peEady AHa injustice, Apart fram
this, the scheme W5uld deepen the dtsiIast snI
lHARHa the apprehension Of tao people Of sac
lsyal States, 81 the very time when IS nast iu-
poTtazt Tor t4e PCkiic gsGd hat their cosA5sEcs
IN tie purposes Of he Administrator shoald DO
renewed and strengthened Thezckema is q Ia
Tously mad sns. ia svsry point Of view. We
DO ret dOuss that Gov. BTamlstts wiz fsrihWilh
make Is the objecl Of sueh q remoEstralce a.
vii, st least, eaass lho PrsEideat 10 pazse anil
lie kss reviewed the measure in sl lis bearings.
Is execution W0gld be beth an eHormiiy and q
calamity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

Erans Ihe T0gth zsEiaent-The weRiss
erEtic Soldiers aot FermiftCd to Vsts
Correspondence Of Wayne County lOhiol Dsnos7uLi
Folly IsLAHD, S. c., OcL 10, 1863.
DKBH STR Having IA opportunity TO vriis
VOC, Z VAL sell yea how the election went eli
here or tho s~sa-Gss5t 81 55Gth CaI0ira.
we've had very hot 6mesab9at palnicz. Be-
ing soldiers, cid enough % know nght fem
wrong, We thosght We 0euld vote withsas hav-
iHg stepid and ignorant interpretation Of the
so-callsa Uai0n party .s Instruct a Bai we
found re WeTo qaits wroHg kbeut TIVE weeks
befaro the election "a Abolition agent showed
his lows for The soldiers by bringing hen loads
or tickets, circulars and books. He labered
fsithiuilJ fer Br0Ugh. Whss he began sospsak
to the ssys taey Welcomed him By crying
Give AIN q euai' Give hm s eartndE q hex"
"Pat him N the gusT4-h0Bss;' pet nina eusH
"W9 are fer VailsndiFAan.'
he was Smelly compelled 70 lsavo "a. Eexs
Cspt Luis tiled whs. ho could as Hith US. by
threatening, thai avery sac Of ms oomRsag she
you'd vols fer V6laAdieAam be woald punish.
Bas thet wguidn't do. Then oar officers threat
aao3 that they wodld rssisnf we voted fer Val
iandigt8m. ne sGid, that lacy c5eld do so, snd
galcCmely. Ihst ended thaf Hial Max faav
tired TO iriehieB as By ssying, tbss tley would
auE US is iloet o. pa5iio II we wouldn't vote Tor
Brough. We answered: ssThas Is whore we
alwsys are and wsat to be-. We are rot COW
slss. 0Er eoaduct haret5lors ap6sks for rs. Al
CBsncel9TsgiIQ 3, we were is the lrout-st Get
tysbarg re were ia ths 'front.' ap6 he next place
yoH hsar CT a. We viii De in tho Ioae''
So that did rot take. Next they iold IA. taat
if We vsted for Yaliandighsn We weula break
egg os,hs, Bnt ~ knew better tisa that. g. !
at iass, theY preached sp tie doctrine Of rsbsl-
hon-ssid tbat they WsHld rebel sgsiBst tbs
choice Of the people, II NaliardiessEi Should be
elecssa That strengthened az, tor it showed rs
that they are Tssiy verse thsn tha rebels. sad
We iho8ght re could fight rs5ols On me soil oil
Ohio jasi as bTsVeiy a We do Ga soalh Carolina
sell.
After fs5iag ont thst ihsy could not aeeom.
plsh thoT sosigps By persuasion on intmidsHsn.
l3sy resolved that they would nos parail us to
vsse, sad taet they Gid accomplish. Ths-veta Of
the resins VII show tbis. We were on dp.v
20 bgi8 G hrt q. kowa isiaad Acsmp gnar1 /
sose dafaehed lasn and o%fisels wore ist h
camp. Faey opsGed a sseIsi poll at The com
aisssTy, and got al the Br01ga men 10 v5ts tbsf
were presents In shs evening il leaked ont, ard
zone Democrat Weli % voie. T=o Or threo ~eti
ftoT votes r.. sat % 5000 Sc the Aba~fioaisse
Say tasf the Democrats bad l0usd Gus the secret
and were e9nieg TO vote, faey olosed the p~gils.
n9iore she uwa provided by law We were
.aHiY cheated cut Of ouI votes By our own
officers.
III would bend more tasa Justice if she yoleI
af BrregH1esi ReFe rlected fsrit IS A Frgat
raod. We Rope yea val ssel % Is. WaArs Vii.
n obey the isR, WoTespeat ae Coasalaioa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-28

GENERAL D. H. HuLs CAsH-Gsu D &
BID hsvins demanded e9grs sfaqaiy pao
tbs esgse of lie EoHef from command ia She
army Of Tsansssse, reserved thc fsi.owng lsaaF
from AtiutsHtGsuasi Ceopar ThiB Io,iaF Is
sumcis1ily explanatory asd removes sveFy in-
p0iaiioa hstmay have been ilda'god ID By the
pHshe Or ihe press:
foug lester e be Bh usz, requesting tLat
g court Ct uaaaV oasg Be onls.sd 20 i5vessi
gate yenr calduat allo c3n-s.tH via ~.
army % Tennessee, has beer ersn tsT - ~.
Sscrstay q @tl. II rsPIy I au iasfrge
sey tssla-iar ca.eiai csn srss01 of ~ ~
lses -s sag s3aq1a'e cslse
nave boon preferred agyoEr command - 81
% o AfTa a-ansi Tgg aad re corisias .y..
gelc ay eou4acs hhs 1eca 1dlussaf 10
Department I9u hsv5 5esa Simply
,1 dasy q size reqass 81 tho e-0nmsu3iac
gsnerRl
feur OWE military ozgsreDeo WI r5a5 81
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ron xiFsia'a aaa Z O. Tsuaes'eo.

@ram Ftr&iuEa and = aas Tcunesssa.
ORANGE CoURr Ho0sE, Rev s7-Tbs %.
envy Is believed te have dressed in force 81 Ely's
and German ferries. Preparations arc bsiEq
msde to inset thsn- Cannsnadiug thiB msrB.
iHg. A fgAt is ezPeelod In tha vicinity Of
Chaacsllorsville battle ground
AHrEsDsE, November ez-zoihisg dsaaits
ffom East TsnHsssss 20 c6nobsrats tie reported
Surrender Of Kasxvlio, heagk ranors are
pleaiy.
CHARLESTON, November s7--Ths onamy
threw nix shsils into the city to-day. There
ware only two buildings struck, and nebody
hurt.
The shsling Of Forts sanior, N5ul1is and
johnson, iogsthsr vita Battery sinkias, BY tie
ensmys baitsros ffon Gregg and wagasr has
been lively aud -eontiHuoEs.
TAa number Of shsts Of ell kinds Arsd on
Sumter on Thursday and Friday, vas $50, Ct
which POS missed
Re casualties, and pc damages to tss works.
~CHAREEsroE, November Rs-Hothing now
shiE mornisg.
TIE sbsliiag Of Fort saalsr wss continued
throughout tie night.
EFom EfChwsna.
RIcHNeED, Hov. 27.-Al savisas hsm North
srn Firgizia indicate thsl battle Is imaiusat in
the vicinity Of ChAEcsllsTsville.
Passengers rom fredericksburg Ills aasrnecr
report thEt are thousand Yankee cavalry had
crossed at Ely'sfsTa On Thursdsy morning.
Considerable iring IN thSs sirssHea sss beard
yesterday, aad isdag uP to Tie ama ihs train
left.
The enemy Is believed to be sz the soath side
Of me rivaF in large numbers.
The French stssnar GTsaasa bToBght a dis.
patch 70 fho Fraach Consul.
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~ Eaieg hgram, of 3szzark, TsnBssses,
wa saosg he wounded IN tee lass sngsgsmsn,
On AisGe8ssy ridge Aniais ball Penersto5
bis leg above tbs ankle, passing through be-
tween The Hsament aa3 as hons Ihelng {
aash wound only. Tie major arrived bere y
nrday ezr5ass for LsGuags ani Is Of sPtuisn
be Nil bsres5yf r ssv-cs sssn Ia soms Ares
e. lour weeks.
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BRAaCg EATIES HOUsB-C1r veil kRown
Hsnd, Jse BosTaion, has opened q branch aatiHg
ssl9on in tee basement Of he soulhsass ssTneE
Of Whitehall sad Alabama streets, vhs-s, At al
hours, a Haviag appetite css be aafiassd wiik 81
the aeliesciss sad daiatiss the csapiry and
market caR aEsrd.
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and withhold NOS ~asiics from any nam. So do
We demand St from the ether sids
/ close sith tho rsquast that you ruhiish This.
I wonld ike ihs Union man sf Wagno and
ether coHnnos e kaow what hna 81 lsaatrs
Ffas BRIGADE. Gordsn's Divisfon
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Sass, fortify Ire lords o. TIE Fassmac, man the
d~afarses Of Warrington ta0Ioaghlys and send
FWo CT three Of oar ssat esrps g tbs Lhaatsr Of
war Il The seHibwest Whon he susisess tbsFs
9 aHss veil done up, it VIII BE- 40 loagsr s
question oishsr sf RichEord or Virginia
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FaRsoEAL-Qsiss e aamssr Of distinguished
Tanusseos1s srrive1 il tas ely yesterday e.
whou Ee 81 tse p~lsa5u,s Of msoting Governor
Hards HoH G A Kerry, Ssnarlls Andsrs5s,
Wdghrsaa W~hlahozas, and N jss Hneram and
Qasrlss.
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~ james Weed says Ire Ksssagsiaa, the
iausasf q a ssee Urioi asgae in Talsp0sss
ana Ce7s ocaasss, Alasana, was huzg By
sene o. 1srbas 2 a~caysly esmpary lass
week 6noRg &c gaassRt Il ssas portions Of
Goosa aEa 1aaepoosa be hs5 llassniaassdh bis
isessoRsbls sentiments b cous 1ers5,s s1sna
and =ros3 maBy bad joined s baud Of ss.to,s
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EA hslatee aptafo and destruction Of Gen.
WngAfs wagoa rlir. 9sv Harris had he mia-
fsrtans ollozilg be BODY sarvasa he1ss sad the
greatsr pat Of bis wardrobe, Ell Of watch we're
via tie ush. aoacA tie Governor AinsaE was
ehrsnt