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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10
AUO.,is ~ai..s,
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ.o MCGUIRE CO., Auet,anssrs.

TEUsTII'ssALlOT "a e ABLE IMPROyDp
l PxorHRII AZ AucrIoH by VIRTUE Of . desd
oi June, kss, and Iecora-d in LibsrJ 4. e.. Nc.
g. ~ ss No IL 'rs r, Gs ,ss lsna 1eseTas 81
e. .il eeli .ne.ion. r trout OF tss pr MISS Il
4e*leei , on MONDAY, the I4th inst, sas
F.e two story trsms Houses and IN. Lots on
sAieh the, ,tand b.,ns part Lot So -. in aaaIs
between sobth b and O streets, mar Maryland
Ana On ruEspAy, tn. 18th inst. I shalt sell In
stor! Frame Houses and the Lots on which tnsy
Ls's IS .1a y u II :.s No
Jh,. grc HersY f.oats Or 81 street vest snd south
81 isSXt. &. ssss last, .ssii
,en, 10 front Of the Pre- mises. .t O'Clock t-o
they s-ssd being I'll Of Lot No u. ia Square No.
shs on r.: street s'
Terms, =, ons.taird cash b:l.ns: ie saa u
4 deed given and : ID d.ss Of trust taken. All
Il =; s. &
b. }. o MceUIRE 90. AueHone.rs.
SAs5 sAkh q of FAT
n's s %! a'ssn :ss
tho ''s: :';: e. ?::; r i''
111s: 1,g: ss.1d7
20 ofrss.,. 81; 81; 81; :: =. !, s's a., 8
So. o'ass.r. IS 's!:: !: ~
: lf s.; '''''
dss ~ j. O. aoaUiRE { o0 .Auct.
By J. o. Ao6 UIRD L CO.. Auctioneers
TRUsTBEB SALE O8 VALUABLE PROPERTY
Dss.n
o IL on sn sn w' as sell
rur ming back $50 ieet 10 IS foot alley. i'm proved
on e.;l the ifont b. to Frame DxelnE hous sss con
hou.e and on he ear BY = small Frame Dwelling.
containing fo1r rooms;
EieSits Of the sSepGs Pinep. .H.sss Adam,
months Hth ntsrest .saursd bv W deed is se of
de, cHtR1Es = 8 Me- eTfk. Tfks%rs p ric:s:s Tss;:
By. Q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
DBsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THI
sa"s;s 70 shf ss tess
nor1h h .tfsst n ana FIRST street vest At tha
into good sized Building Lots
These Lots are we'll si,astsd In the im mediate
snd a ). soR soa 70 es tie ohssa Sssa
Term, One nal cash; the ren,.soe.r In g months
VIE interest, sei ured by deed Of trust ON the
Convsyances st the ;ost Of the gureh..sr..
.ByJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionsers.
SAL1 OF sUEDRIEs AT THE TREASURY
o'clock et the Treasury Extension We shsl sell
3 noI.e. Buasy, and harness
scss to .sos ss* Circular Brick
Large lot Of Cement Barrels
LrrEe lot Of {. .ndstone, various dimensions
seysrsl Ne =! lot. % Of old Lun - Be! And osntres
Large lot Of Scrap. Wrought, and CAST IRON and
Lot Of Doors and Frames, With Mortse Locks and
4 Tors, more or less, Manila Rope, old
Terms cash.
deg j. q. HeG GiRI L CO.. Auess.
A ssIsfANF QUARTERMAsTERp O1FIOg,I
"A c1ssr cd 1;se.1y ;sse.G S & '',ss:
Z, and Tvsnty first and fyeny second st, sets,
ss1s:
ss.:s f:ea sa1 tsssa:T sssdi::. iSBS1. B11.s.
fsnt, Tools, and I'm plements.
Terms cash. In Governmsnt funds.
Bale 70 '0mnsr';U UalsISs q 4 GiS'a f. rS5hrx,ss
noD Captain and ouartsrmastsr. o. 8. A.
A AssIsTAaregAARr1RaAAsraago 1 o.yIos.(
?ss ssns s:,s = q + s: q I
as Fl Rs::
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A Newspaper Office Des,ro,

BALTIMORE, Dec. s.-A fire nj C.n,,s,.,,,,,
Maryland. iast Friday, destroyed the Office Of
tee States Rights newspaper and other build
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M e D O A l..
TO THE AFFLICTED,
DIR DAVIS las again returned to ahs city,
And would adyise those TO call upon him who are
suffering with Gonori soa, elect seminsl Weak
peAs Primary Secondary and Tertiary Syphilis,
Rheumatism, Cont, Broechitis. = lxrged Tonsils,
HepIxlsis, kerofuIs and all Biosd and Chronic
DtaeAssa.
FEMALE DISEASES
Treated IN the rgost Stfea;.fe Manner.
The poctor's D ploma rom one Of the hrst col
sests In the United s:ss bags In his on 70, and
OF any description.
An visits strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Persons calling
will See no one bat the Doctor
Yset moderate.
orics-45s 7th street, near F, opposite Pos. Of
eoe Room ~ up stslrs. no II -ims
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fH6 ReDAY IVENlN6 December %,
Last night but two OF
THE GaIAf kAyn ARfIE lTrI AND NAB

fHs RsDAY 1vRNlNG December 70,
THE es.Ar szy$ zy$T; IISIEli ISISSIElisisTr1 81 AND NAB
AHD fHl
WONDIRkUL HkDOUIN ARABS.
AN lMHbNSE BILL TONIGHT.
cissr By Marietta zanfretia. undou btsdy the most
Isran: xith Artistic Eyolutions 81 Master Paul
. TI TaI q Sii II Ii s15f 81 Hx6kID. 6k.A 'A'e' OF
AIhf which tho e1trsordinaIy 6y Insstie Per
BY rHs sqsNrfRhg BaorHsas atHHsils aaHSHFilsErr1.
70 be followed Ter the Hrst time IN this TheAtsr)
D, the .mp sing sIs5ss ks6iss'Hf RfsaAps, e
aR4sp '0beiOei pIyl yeilHh'Pffss1MnKr H'f
lH1 aRhxff Is ssDSu1s sItH I 4 xaas GnafI TROUPE.
/ fhsel Ohildrsn Of the Desert.ths only xsauins
Arabs who have ever visited this country.
FoR6,9 NEW THEATER,
i'm, ZEN TENTH strict: ABoyl
t1lso Of Holiday Street TSsstsr, Be Bsltimore.S S''1
THURSDAY 1VlNINa. December 10TH
Lsss night but two Of
TH1 W1BB 6Ier lRe,
THREE SPLENDID PLAYS.
THE 90 LEHN BAWF,
With sn inimitabls csst.
OPPOSITE NEIGH BORs,
In which the Misses Webb introduce many eouni-
DAY TOO LATE.
With tie Webb Sisters in three characters eseh,
with Songs and dances.
Io.mor oWf4ridayJ night, fDal bsneht OF Miss
FALeTAFP in active PREPARATION
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TlNTe!
Fathers Tents made and tor sale By
BARHI SON, Sail Msisrs
6Se Eleventh street
near RileY's Wharf.
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ODD FELLOWS, HAIL.

ONE WEEK ONLY! ONE WEEK ONLY!
Commencing MONDAY Dec 18th .1sea.
The Original and only
BLA SDELL BROTHERS.,
With their Celebrated Trou pc of
8 WIS., B L L L RIM g RS!
ASSISTED by Ave INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AR
TISTES, QUARTETTE or VOCALISTs, AND A
BRASS AND STRING BAND, have been engs gad
for PosiHreiy SIR Nishts Only, wb-n they win
appear in q ch oiee selection Of
UNIQUE, CHASTE AND FASHIONABLE EN-
fRTAINMENTSI
ep eecmprifine some OF the mort popular 0pERATI1
hut lC OF the day; beE des a series of MUSICAL
GEMS from the most eminent com posers.
THE SWISS BELL RINGERS
will sppear in their beautiful National Costume
and discourse most ravishinG music their Chi,ne
Of Bells.
Admission u cents; Reserved Seats 80 cents
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o 'eIoek, for the
convenience Of Lsdies and Children. On this &C
casion the admttance for chi dren will BE- 10 cents
de g. lWr
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Q Il q a * 81
OLOA KS!
We khall open this day q splendid assortras.. Of
Ladies' and ohndrsnS
CLOTH AND PLUSH oLoAKs
Of our own msnufsstsrs.
Ladies win please examine our stock before Dur.
chasing elsewhere. - vs shall sell them from 0a
70 Ss cheaper than At any other place. eau early
and convince yourseNat
LAHeBUR8H BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
37s sEvlNfH STRICT,
dsl-fv Sd door above street.
WAsHINeTos I.oruRE ASSOCIATION.
s4ooEp oouRss
he"Manassrs 0, the W..hIn zion Lecture A.so-
citation" in announcing their
TAX. IN 81 Il, ofsns
inston Of their success In securing RIHsr the ser
ADhA'i NND 1IooUENr LECTURERS
In the country; and. SECOND, tbs eonvsnienily
CHURCH EDIfIGEr fTgsr oE ao1IKTI TIE STREET BAP-
Where the Lectures of the Course win be held, On
FRIDAY EVENING
December.
They also take pleasure in announcing that ar
rsn eements are being made FOR the observance Of
TWENfY-sEcOND OF FEBRUARY
by An orahon and 9th ar appro pirate Isroisss.
me Lectures win be delivered BY the following
distinSuished gentlemen:
kev Stephen Tying, D D., New York
Rev. Henry Ward Reechsr. Brooklyn n Y
General J, Garfield. Ohio. =
Rev Jseoo Msnpips, Boston, Mass
Prof. =. d Hitchcock. D. D., New York
John Cough ESQ Msssschnsetts
Rev. Richard y. etotrs, D. D., BROOKLYN Ny
Hon. \. GrAtz Brown, Missouri. : - r.
Hon. Daniels Diekin.on, Bipgbsmt n EY
Rev. John Pierpont, " Washington, u. u,
GEORGE VIM Curtis New York.
Single tickets for the course, Se,S; tickets a.
hitting gentleman ann lady, 3I; to be had of
either Of tie Officers OF the Associstton.
W A. oH0FPUr,
c. STORES,
r.. e. RIOHARDs,
A, 9 HALL
JOHN h BkgNCH,
N DHvBREDX,
CHARLES RoESEB,
Atet: JOHN PIERPONT, Prsaident
JOHN II. HAI sBANke. secy. noE
Ann LINZ! LIMDii LIMII
,4UU BARR1Is LINZ jnst arrived ct Gun.
sss wharf, 's' schooner BpI1sRiss sss for
q - ooyA<f nh street md Canal,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
s.vs ia1 '.as %.1a l..s. .fns Tas.s.
,.oIy Bi-k storsbouss, aita.t-u .a public alsy
With sHs Stable aud usrrsx. y sr -
a Assiy t. J; 9: nesu1RE CO.. Auction and
WE clEER FOR RENT THK WHOLE or
u:sa - an 1s:Rs sss
nsas ts sessD.h st.sst ard com pls:sy .a.p'is Win
tented To fanny =" aprisa,on to TIE
S sst :. for
Auesio. and osnase.Ion O. nfs gafs a..esssa So
EUR INT-A ane STORE and BA5K ROOM
ress..i Sivse %S edi:s.9 afn fnaaas G a. sss
GSsl,Es House, No. 24e Penn. avenus. bet li;h
siih. q; witheut board. at the nortSsass corner
e and North GsD1oh D .h I've from
| from . good restaurant. dos, sta
n1sIRABLl RIeIpENgl on ], NH1R sRv-
House situated on : street. mar 7th. Posssss.oa
'5ss:' oo aas sa.sI9 ,:sa ssa
STsfis ss,oos ,o!:sS:t vita :s s: Good
WI VII , s1,Osi s, ssa ri.;a.ss TIE above saloon Is
sGas sst
EoR RENr-Tvo Neatly furnished PARL0Rs.
.tsc1t hoard In the ,icinI.1 Of tie Provost
RoI $50. POST omes. ''' '@"n' Aoofsss d. q 81 p
TO L1T-EURNIsHED ROOMS, in ruits or
,a;ap pk a. insudnx ., Ra,io. on the ar.t oe
E. doors nom Penn; .ysnus No. 4ss TensS s.,
bet. Penn. avenue and Cst de 5-lv'
t'9s KENrasi1 gnfurnish.d ROOMS, suitao,e
II A'D ocszs ss sna
ttreets. IChron j ds4u
E'ok RkNr-A Comfortable BRIuK HoOsE,
Walk q The ask st. i sas Fsrf.
de4,v- Est. S.e s9as ss .sa tRwAResh .ts' fd as,
a6sas fo4 ssnsss sna
nns msn or I the oes,ioh M is he best the only
Hotels. Apply at No. 47S Eighth street bet
- rURNlsHED substantial Frame House,
S.I4,Rs lss .ss' RSo Dairy
yssstsels asidsn ard Pasture, the whole son
.Psp Rns sp aeet s G .susrg s t s. pump Of good
5STosI4s, 4st Penn sSsaas' bet l. and sss 't'
E'OR sALE-A Valuable GRIsl MILL. IN George
town R g. fronting fssysn,s;f fss. moreos
and hs osns tps s
se M V e. day
saIIs COX loi ssss1sss Gsorss
'os4' S.9 " L0ni'.ns avenue w.'hins'oa' 8.
SnALL AND pEs,RABLa COTTAGE SITES
ai9Gs the old Blsdenshurs road near the boundary
cfthe city, adjoining On the east 'EcAington
into .svsD small Vii. Vii Tssess Or sisss frontes nides
fr.m l1s to 2O feet on the road, and running back
acres each
Plsta Of the premisss may be obtained st the
desas | jas q e. ssi51Rsi: ssuIss 4 90. Aust..
E9R, RENI-A com fortaoIy FURHIsBRP
N s,s
For further particulars address Boz 2l9 no sp-tf
A BRICK HOUSE Eoh 3 sALE .AL II... ,.,.,, .,. ,o
s:d: viii Ss SOD aoi aG
.. :' L s
4: NJ :Iss s, ..
si1 small HOUs SIS. in diasreD. part. of tn.
b; T Also, LOT On asss.sSusssa ss Avenue is isss
10: 6sSdins LOT oe n street Also. som. 80
other LOTS neaI hts .nd P.
Handsome ROOMS for rent, In different parts of
good Business LOT. corner OF 7th st. esst and
ha1S4:ss Kss' LII. i b!sas;;,. sSs;
siis:sss 3; 20 sh I'D
sssen ofa or other sosa pay
CRIAF OPPORTU For Leass.
sad unanisA:d BaiIdias thsIeon on . stree: north,
g AZ. vi; s:ss2S
AZ, A. his Lone'r Yard. corner Of 18Th ssa % onna
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r GROWERS TAEATER,
PeaRsysvaai0 Arsmss<- Ssas WiUards Hstel.
IEoBAlp q AoYHR Director
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Y0KTUNE8 OF WAR;
RfUNES OF WAR,
Comic AHitary prsma-Ideson, ,1sgan Compan
Doors open ut quarter t. z; performsnes ct
auaIteI before O'Clock. Admission IS And 80 ets
POPULAR FAMILY NAfINIl
De u SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
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DkoFBssOR P. IIsH1RY

DkOFBSSOR P. IIEH1RB
L OOfILLoN BAND,
Al. FIsHER takes great pleasure to ANNOUNCE 20
Ais friends and public that hs hae organised w
Cotllon Band for Balls and Parties He re- &AS3&
spectfully golicits . liberal share Of public
fsvoi. Kssidenoe corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th
uIeetS, xuroDee9 House, or TO L. RICE. 0S5
Penn. ave., bet. 18th and u h. no N.lms
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vVHN a. dUUUAIL,
L H F1esQE And Teacher Of Dancing In the
most nniShed ball room style, acquiring saae a
and slegsnes on eatsring company, United Il
Han, llta street, near Penn. avenue, wherefM
any hour or in CLASSES.
The 6esptre and Indian Club Exercise for the
correction Of round shoulders, one sidednSss, or
defornities. Fhsy "a peroede Ill eausthen and
highly recon- n ended By the medical profession
or GERS Of the army and navy
teE cards Of terms please esu at his rooms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

lars worm Of property IN Indiana, and says he
could have had a white wife there if he had
wanted one; and that his commission IS a fisu-
tenant is at Capt Goodwith's house.
IN addition to the above, soms thirty to forty
other prisoners were brought before Provost
Marshal Toole, consisting Of deserts1s, reue-
gsdes, b~ushwhaekers, ete-KnozUius Register.
FEDERAL Reports FROM PoRr HUDsos.
Tie following from the New Orleans Era Of the
10Th viii be news to the defenders of Port Hus-
son
We earn.rom enc Of the paroled seamen Of
the steamer Mississippi. who was taken prisoner
at Port Hudson, that our feet did great damage
to the batteries Of that place.
He was not enabled to ascertain the total
number Of the killed and wounded. but il was
evidently very great. In one battery alone he
learned there were twenty-five rebels killed.
Our fleet drove the enemy from bis guns sew
ersl times by the rapid and accurate firing Of
grape and canister and be learned from an old
shipmate, who had formerly been in The navy,
that one Of the lower batteries was spiked and
there h no doubt that the others would have fol-
lowed ITS example, If the engagement had lasted
much longer.
He says two Of the rebel officers be saw were
formerly IN our navy, and they c0mplimsnted
our gunners IN the highest terms. They could
hardly be made to believe that It was nothing
more than 8 fleet Of ordinsry wooden vessels,
which we're firing upon the batteries.
be says the rebel gunb0et Webb was com
pleiey destroyed during the fight. This fact
has not heretofore been published, as we were
not in possession Of evidence sufficient 10 war
rant such q statement, until We saw Nr. East
wick OF the A~onsngaheia, and this paroled sea
man
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--latest from washington.

Special to the St Louis Republican,
WASHINGTON, April 5.-A Cabinet coBsUlta-
ton was held yesterday on cur policy on foreign
affairs. Tho Importance Of energetic measures
toward Great Britain, for allowing rebel vessels
to be fitted out in lbeiF ports, was warmly dis
eusse1, and the Immediate issuance Of a num-
Der of letters of marque and rsprisal, so that
rebel craft may be intercepted, was urged by
all except Secretaries Seward and Wslles, VINO
think that it would make matters worse. The
President, It is believed, is inclined to prefer
milder policy, that viii in the end lead to o rem
edy eqnally if not more effective. C0nfirms-
tons Of the building Of several steamers for the
rebels, continue to comsto hand from England.
Thereturns from various parts of the country
for the week ending yesterday, are very encour-
aging regarding the return Of deserters to the
army. The average is nearly fifteen hundred
per day, and at that rate it is thought that one
half Of the entire number of sbsentees viii be
back before the middle Of this month. Mem
beYs of Congress have been told that if this
ratio holds cut, conscripiiOns viii bssput of 4
much longer time than was anticipated.
The new supreme court meets here tomorrow.
Chief Justice Carter viii charge the grand Jury
on the morals Of this district, IS well IS disloyal
practices here, in 8 manner indicating an i'm
portant reform.
A dissemination TO make war on numerous
gambling houses, and others Of ike character
here, creates quite a sensation.
Five inches of snow has fallen since last
night, but is rapidly disappearing,
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VIEWS FROm YANKEE LAND.

We have before US two letters picked up in q
deserted Federal camp on the Tallahatchie,
writlea from home to soldiers in the army. We
quote from thsm, as developing something Of
the sentiments Of the "mud stills" Of North
orn society. A father writing to bis son, i B.
MCKINNEY, Ssh regiment, Indiana volunteers,
says;
aThe consciipt bill is passed, so al from Is
to 80 are in the FIRST class, and from so to 45 10
the second class. That is what they say. There
is one thing certsin-thers has TO be some way
done here. The boys say they wiz not fight 70
free the dsrkies, and that is the principle now,
Tor honest Abe says be " u stand by his
proclamation. I wish somebody would give
him q Bsei, for I think he viii get very tired
Standing"
The other is from q brother to q BROTHER, who
writes down bis own l~ttleness Of soul, as fol
lows
You said you would never be in favor Of arm
ing the slaves, for you Thought the South could
be whipped without their aid Perhaps ihsy
can. but had We not better U.S. them. and there
BY save the lives Of The whites The honor Of
saving the government viii still be attributed 10
the whites. You told me if / hesr5
any one speaking in favor Of the South 10 shoot
him down. ii / was 20 undertake to shoot all
Of the secesh in this country, I would have an
enormous sight Of shooting 70 do, for there are 3
great many secesh through here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

a FULL YANKEE LIEUTENANT A NEGRO
Yesterday q lot Of some ten or twelve prison
ers-m0slly bushW ackafs-cap.ursd nesr Big
creek esp BY Colonel Palmer's command. were
brought 30 this city. Arnong them was q negro.
named john Edmonds, who claimed to h6 a.
regularly commissioned federal lieutenant he
states that be started oct SIS cook ia sbe SD In
diana regiment, but, on their getreat from Cum
beTland gap, was left in the mountains. He
subsequently joined Capt Gaodwith's company
Of bushwheckeTs, IN which he was commissioned
a lie~utenant, sleeping ard messing with the white
officers. He boasts o. having killed three secesh
with his own hand The guard who escorted
him 20 Jail could scarce refrain from l~ynchiug
him at this avowal, and only the doubt a. to
whether be was comPos msafis saved bis black
hide. He processes 10 own nine thousand dol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

Special 10 the 81. Louis RepublicaH-l
CAIRO, Apul3-Ihe gunbOst St Clair, Capt
Hafd, arrived from Cumberland river last night.
On the % instant, while conveying several
transports near Palmyra, Tennessee, e rehsl
battery opened ere upon her, Eve shots taking
effect Oae shot stTuck the sopply pipe and
injured her machinery so IS TO render the
boat almost useless, aud she was towed by the
steamer bpminsgy TO Fort Donelson. Exsca-
tive ofHcer Family had one Of his legs SO badly
sha,ters5 by q shell tbst ampuiali0a appeared
necessary. One SEAMAN was badly scAlde5.
What damage was inflicted on the enemy ia IN
known. The oficsrs Of the St. Clair think the
sbsls had fourteen guns sud several thousand
nsn. The gunbaat vii be repaired and sent
back h The morning It Is proposed 70 send
he Coyinvlon up. Farther Important ia5ell-
7enee from thst qusTleg Is expected.
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Fight al Franklin, Tenaessee,
letter from csov. Harris.

TULLAHoMA, Tenn, April 81, 1853.
Mr.. EDITOR: Ny attention has been called
to the following paragraph in your issue Of the
21st ult:
sIt has been settled that there win be no cleo
ton for governor in Tennessee, in August next,
if the Federal army continue to hold the Mid
Ole and West sections of that State. By virtue
of toe Constitution Gov Harris holds bis Office
until his successor is elected"
A similar paragraph appears in the Memphis
APPEAL Of the 27th 0lE
Allow me to SUCCESS that it is settled by the
Constitution Of Tennessee that there shall be an
election for Governor. Senators and Representa-
lives, on the first thursday in August, and
there is no power in or ont Of thu Stste which
eau change OF annul this constitutional require
ment
The election should by ell means, and certain
.ly viii be held at the time fixed by the COnstt
tuition. We should therefore, az the proper time,
taks all necessary preparatory steps.
Forgetting all the differences Of opinion upon
minor questions of the past, We should select a
good and true man for each position, in whose
support sl true patriots can cordially unite.
If We viii present enc, ard bit one. such can
didate in each elective district throughout the
State, Federal bayonets cannot prevent the
election of sound Southern rights men to the
positions Of governor, representatives in Con
gress and the General Assembly.
The people of that portion Of Tsnnessse.
within the enemy's lines, present the proudest
spectacle Of heroic irmness in their patriotic de-
votion 10 our cause. We may confidently rely
upon their cordial 60. operation so far as they
may be permitted to vote or take part in the
election.
But long before August, the rivers viii have
fallen to low water mark, giving us an open
field in which to meet the enamy I feel that /
hazard very little in exposing the confident be
lief that before election day, we viii have
crushed or diyen from our State the miserable
m~0reenaries and vandals who have 90 long
~plundered and oppressed q brave, true and pa
iriotic people, leaving every portion Of the State
free and untrammeled, in the exercise of the
elective franchise. Very respectfully,
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14
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If there be either reason or sense left in the
minds Of the rulers Of the Northern govern
ment. 1t really seems to Us they ought to be con
WINGED By this time Of the utter hopslessness Of
the conquest or ~subjugshon Of the South. Since
their repulse at Charleston it becomes 3 msttsr
Of interesting inquiry as to what they viii next
turn their attention. VIII they give Mobile 3
trial, or VIII they ssesnd the Mississippi river
and cooperate with FARRAFUT and PORTER in
opening up the free navigation Of that stream
The iron-clads are al, except the hOnsides, rep
resented BY telegraph as having gone South
tbres Of them being towed away These latter
We suppose viii be taken 20 Psnsacola for re-
pairs, but It 10 badly presumable that the others
win remain idle. Whatever may be their dss-
tinaasn. we imagine they win meet with shout
the sane reception they received st Charleston
The ssnsible, humanitarian and philosophical
deduction nom this Charleston repuse would be
the suspension for the present Of hostilities in
Tennessee and kentucky Why delugs the
country with such rivers Of blood as Is threatened
10 Be poured oui there in short time, after
tbsir magnificent failures on the coast and the
Mississippi rveri Gu boao1 Whom win 4
battle IN Middle Tennssses benefit Let VIC
tory turn IS 1t may, it cannot possibly prove of
= decisive char oter. All that can be effected
by II Is the reduction Of the number Of fighting
mon. Humanity, then, as well IS prudence
and common sense, would say to the enemy,
hold your hand until you shsn have accomplish
ed something decisive elsewhere.
Bot we can hardly hepe that any such com
mon sense views viii ever seize upon the minds
Of the mad rulers Of the North, and henee II
behooves us to be prepared to act well our part
IN the greet rsgedy soon to be enacted on the
plains Of Middle Teunessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-14

Esar Clinton. Mississippi March 81. 1ss3 Laura,
youngest daughter Of p W. ard Il A Cta-t n, eyed
seventeen yeas and Ave mo7ths
The deceased was e~zsEplary ia al the relations Of
life wb'ea shs sustained being en- o5siIeat ciid aHsc
tienale lister doeiis pupi, eou6ding friend and a devo-
Ted ohHstan Hsr sen J. seiat- vas c~sasssu-d By
years Of suf ring and vixen she feh ths cod Singers
Of dean f. ieniag on her fral tenement, with The calm,
arod eye Of failhs saa read isr "faie clear 10 mansions
IN the skics Sha has hsen trans erred from q oom-
pany e mourning + iondz ca eafta 70 q host q bHssfui
sprts ia heaven. AS our lss is her gia. let US how
in meek su5oislsn to he wIlof Elm who is too wise
70 err a-d too goos q bsr1Ef-d r. g r.