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HOLLOW AY'S OINTNNNiE.

7 ONG MARCHES, sore and stiff joints, bis,
IL tered and iniamcd feet, all these the SCI !
der must endure. Mothers, remember this !
when your sons are era sping their muskcts to-
meet danger; think what relief single pot
of this al heoijng and eo"ij"g Salve will give
to the one you love when far away from home.
and friends. 1t hardens and makes tough tho,
feet, so that they can enirrc great fatigue
II sooihcS and relieves the inf; ned and still !
ened Joints, leaving them supple, stIorg and.
vigorous, while for
sl3 GJC3 AND GUNSI)T WOUNDS
it's IS uncqunlled, removing and prevent
ir - Iery vcrtiec of Inflammation, and gently
r wing the edges together, it quickly and
c implicitly heals the most trighttuI wounds.
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers.
You cannot put into the Knapsacks Of your.
III bands and Brothers, n more valuable or.
more necessary gift than supply OF this !
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Whiskers or a Mustache

in from three to six weeks. This article is the
only one of the kind u'ed by the French, and
in London and Paris it is in universal use.
1T is a beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, acting rs if by magic
upon the roots, causing beautiful growth OF
luNuriant hair. If applied to the scalp, 1t WIZ
cure BADNESS, and cause to spring up in place
Of the bald spots fine growth of new hair
Applied according to directions, it will turn RED
or towy hair DARK, and restore gray hair to ITS
original color, leaving it soft, smooth ana Hex
ible. The "ONGuEET' is an indispensable arti-
Gle in every gontlomau's toilet, and after one
weeks use they would net for any con sideration
be without it.
The subscribers are the only agents for the
articl in The United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar n box--for sale by all Drug
gsts and Dealers; or box of tho 'Onguen"
Warranted to have the desired cncct will be
sent to any who desire it. by mail (dircct,) Sc
curcly packed, on receipt of price and postage,
SllS Apply to or address
HORACE l.. HEG EMAN & CO.,
Druggists, &C.,
March %, ely. 81 William ST., n. York
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SOLDIERS ATTENTION !

TO ARMs! TOY ARMS!
Do not let these brave men perish by disease
place in their hands these precious rene Dies
that will enable them To resist the dangerous
exposures. the Feyers, the Chills, and til,
wounds which they cannot avoid. and what i
more cannot frequently get succor in the mo
ment Of need, whereas if our brave men have
only to put their hands into their knapsackI
and find there sure remedy for all the casual
ties of the battle field, how many thousands
lives would thus be saved who would otherwis,
perish before relief could be obtained.
lzJ-CA UTION None ere genuine unles
the words "HoLLowAY, New York AND Lon
DON, are dscernable as a Water mark in ever,
leaf of the book of directions, around each pc
or box the same may be plainly seen by hold
ing the keaJ'to the light. handsome reward
will be given to any one rendering such infor
nation n may lead to the detection of any
party or parties counte rfciting the medicine
or vending the same, knowing them TO be spu
rious.
@a@sold at the Manufactory of Profcsso
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York ano
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Medicines throughout the civilized world, il
pots, at % cents, G2 cents and 81 cach.f
va There is n considerable saving by takinl
the larger sizes. ....,i t,n ti
N. B. Directions for the guidance of pa
tients, in every disorder, are affixed to eacl
box. Ifs -o.-a. ..
lam % .1S63-Iv y .-t.f.
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The Stimulating 0nguent

is prepared by DR.. c. ,. Bellingham, an emf"
nent physician of London, and is warranted to
bring thick set of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-30
go FeR THE 0iEREFIElNT.

GENTS for the PRODUCE LOAN, in fse several
- counties OF the Ststs, ara hereby EouAed That
lst The order restricting purchases TO not less than
fsYetF bales inded sad putehsses may hereafter
te made cf three more bales in location IN all
purchases Of ten bales aud under and ia thes
only the gent sy accept Upon the sellers statement
Of ght condition marks certified 10 ny tvTo wit
ns3ses and upon SAMPLES presented and certified 10 in
ih3 same manner. One fourth Of the paFehase money
msy BE- spuatad TO lie paid in cash usn lots Of twenty
/ ales and under.
2nd The order il regard TO the merehRntabie e-ndi
oa of Cotton IS sso rescn nded and tie may here
yafter be sken when put up securely with boards and
hoops Provided, 1st That t5e Sc Ter VII obrate him
self to dsver 4 same in basging ard rope within
ninety d8Fs after the removal Of he blotkade. md
That il Ia 10 the meanwhile, be under secure
and vel fsaeed from cattle 3rd That tive or more
les he stripped 10 0btain ihe average weight Of
tA8 covering; a1d b. That the Cot on BE- bought q
merctantbis Cotton "a thst neEhoCFhood aud is free
from say State lien
3 d tnin new blanks can be procured Agents may
a6opi the ones with the clause embraced in section
second set lorth in writing in the margin.
4th. VIII Cotton Is stored on the grounds iu the
hou % acoher tLan the seller the name Of this
must be given n the bin Of sac IL al cases Agents
dirac ed furnish list o. all Cotton bought by
them ia that condition and when in public ehouae
ths sFarehouse receipt must be furnished.
The eight Fer bonds Of TIE Coufedsracy are nOw
Tsaly a0ptoximAtug pae Ia Mississippi having aliesdy
reached II in most Of the Ot5er Stae Their VS. ue " Il
II greatly appreciated fora the fact that af April
re no bonds Wl be issued drawing more than seven
per esnt J. D. B. DEBOW
iaQG-gtnasth Jeck on Miss.
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made more speeches and spsot more money raisns
troops than any Republican in the country He w.
wlHAs q tie proper time, to vote for a resolution
2es gHg he state TO vigorous prosecution Of the var
lo s fesiofatio Of TIE unoa. but for the Liberation
2l tne negro never He might as well vote for JeE
both InesnE disunou-
me wnoe OF the day was spent in the discussion Il
question oFcos sht up hy the withdrawal Of The Repnb.
tah senators ne fugitive senators returned to their
7a5s on toe 10Th snd after the passage Of few un.
Poant resolutions the adjourned to the 18th
inst, bat owing 10 the interruption Of our mail eorar
nleation, We have nothing furher in regard to tue a.
ton Of these revo utiouists
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer writes
s1if IA me no se IF represent ayes the 10Th instant
af ssrs BuskHk, the speaker, and Niblsek Of Knox
naoe abe speeehe depicting the eanse9 9uencs Of in
apguratng revolution in the free States Of the West
and very significantly marled that the Democrats
coud get along wall without senator as the gov
ernor could In carrying te eairs Of the State from
nus o7ve private resources without an appropriation
re wonid make no tlfeat undertake. to speak for
rs poiics associates. bu. hs wished MS opponents 70
understand that they atteu3 ting the onopo OF
game % which Two 60 Id pay IS well ss cne- TINS
Democratic party, De said woald be dsrelel the high
zs ooealons q duty dd hey surrender to fseti0as
nl o9y the power c,uhls n them by patriotic and
ln5elii gent Constituency.
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IMPORTANT TO SH0EMsKERs AND
TANNERS,
RTFRq SPEOIAL DEPARTMENT

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPART NENT,
BANKsToS, Mss, January 10 1858.
TTAVTSG been appointed Special Agent by Major
Il IL r. Elims, Chief Quartermasser Mississippi and
Ia Lcusans or ths collection OF Hides in the conn
ties north Of jackson sod the dissbu ion OF the same
a eng The several tsunries within be said dis irict
ld to entrae fer Shoes and Leather for he Confede
rate States.
Therefore be propFetors Of sll tan yards and shoe
shops wi ln saia district viii report 50 ms st my hsad
ousfteIs a1pt delay, tle number OF vets filed aud
when hey v be ready to work out, as also the Yats
emsty a15 he number Of hides necessary to III the
same a1d how nsny sides II leather and pairs Of
aa each proprietor lrn sh mcnthlyi aud She ad-
dit ma amount Of mechanical labor necessary 70 carry
On Sc q fsctOre TO the extent OF tier e4pReily.
The Above nfarnstcn is sary 10 an equal die
ribuon Of idss amoag the several taa yalds and to
pro5ucs unorm prices throughout the state and make
lvaabe az the earliest period and n the mot eco.
nomiesl manner She records thereof
An tanuera and Fhosmakers usf subject to military
dstY, not employed il their vocation viii also re-
!. 20 to re If they wish employment
J. Il. WESSON, Special Agent,
sa{9fm BankstaD. Miss.
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!. - goUTHERN REPuBLIC. !,

ON the FicNsouTg WhgI
Tennessean Of the LIST brigade dsdcates the follow
g to the brave VieksburgeTs -
The Southern Republic
l. beautiful star
Which shines through she mists
And the horrors of war.
Red-red are It's beams
As they f ish through all lands,
Tinged with the crimson
And blood of those bands,
Who nerved by their God
And the voice of their srss,
Now bleed for their sltsrs
And homes sacred f-es.
Obi shine brightest starr
And lead to tha al
Where tyrants no longer
VIII strive 70 control,
And snatch by brute power
The birth right Of man,
Bequeathed him by God
With the seal of His hanI
Oh star Of the oppressed
Beautiful starr
Now shining through mists
And the horrors of war;
Still glow with that light
Thou hast borrowed from heaven,
Till from our fair land
The las tyraut is driven -
TIL soft as the splendor
Of y0a gentle moon,
Or brilliant as noonday
When greeting the sun
Thou wilt shine as a beacon,
All freemen to guide
To q land where no tyrant
Dare ever resided
Oh then brightest star,
Through ages 20 come,
We can claim thee with pride
AS the place of our home.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERIcA,9
Navy Department, Richmond
Catcher rs 1860

:
October %, 1852.
Your letter of the 18th ultimo reached me few
days ago Without your agYiee and eectual assistance
the enterprise from which eutensnt Sinclair has been
have ny cordial thanks for your action therein Your
Peeuialions in behalf Of this department fully in
4 eoIsed and viii be promptly fuisled
The treasury has under consideration your sugges-
lions as to cotton bonds, aad Mr. Benjamin VIII advise
you Of the notifications of the form transmitted BY yen
which SIT lsemmrger deems necessary.
The speedy completion ana departure Of Br. SIM
ciars work regard Of SO much Importance that must
invoke yonr further aid, should he require it. 10 enable
m 70 raise funds for the purpose which have advised
hil and the repetition Of which here deem mex ped
enL
The courier wbo brought your dispatches found
means Of communication whose safety justies their
further use and Mr. Benjamin viii sdYise you thereof
The completion Of the contract of this gentleman will
place peculiar class of ships bsfOrs constructed
upon the sea in our service, and shall regret if the
Treasury Department shall fail make slch arrange
ment as viii enable nim TO accomplish this important en-
Ibsvo the honor to be. very respectfully your obeasnt
servant, S. r. MALLORY,
Secretary of the Navy.
Hon James II. Mason Commissioner, &C., No. 81 De.
vonshire street, Portland Place, London.
it seems Chat previous to the departure Of Mr. George
n Sanders for Europe, certain legislation Of the Confed
erate Congress which had been proposed in the msttaf
OF contracting for the construction iron clad ships ia
europe, encountered the opposition Of that gentleman
The following memorandum from him this subject is
found among the intercepted papers Addressed to
ed Sanders it was probably placed BY the latter In tie
hands of Mr. henmnger or Mr. Mallory respectively
the Secretaries of the Confederate Treasury aud Navy
RICHMOND, August s. 1s62.-Any legislation in re-
gard TO the construction of iron clad steamers until time
is given me to get mine under way viii be very unjust
by detention here necessary to the perfection Of the
contracts, which took much time and reflection. The
final instructions Of the Navy Department have been
issued but few days. BIngers entering the European
market might endanger the entire scheme Great skin
and diplomacy must be exercised to avoid the interfer
enee of European governments.
No one is entitled to my suggestions until full time
given me to carry them out
GEORGE n. SANDERS
To Reid Sanders.
To this is added by Sanders the following list Of names
consisting of persons connected with the Confederate
Adminstration and Congress-. Several Of the names
viii be seen, have prefxsd to them intimatng
probably that they already favored his views needed
70 be sid further approached the subject This sup
position is however, purely conjeetural on our part
This list is as follows in George n. Sanders hand
writing:
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snaciaI Order No. 81.
HEADoU -RTERS STATS OF MISSISSIPPI, )
ADJUTasT END ISsPECIOR+4ENERAL OFFICE, :

HEADQU. RTERS STATS OF MISSISSIPPI
ADJUTssT END ISsPECTORGENERALs OFFICE,
JACKSON Jsnusry 18th, 1863
BFsior General 7. C Tupper
YOU win issue ordsrs TO the several commanders
# roupales bat alions and simsnis 10 retain IA
tbeir commands al ur6er forty years Of age, w @
iues aresdy been detailed volunteered IN the ser
vies of the STATE fpecal Orders Ne. Is, issued from
thu H 'QesTiefs Cf Lieutenant General Remberton,
uafer in tf4eiions tr he Secretary OF Waf, cox
suds that all under forty years Of age ssrv.
inc Mississippi State organEado1s viii not Re inter
fsred with by enrolling Officers uRi the disbsnd ng OF
saia organizations.
u. K0u viii assemble The companies in the several
eouuiies in the Slse and draft therefr0m saficien
uullbe- CT men 20 d eagh company erdsre1 into
SERVES 20 the number Of seventy. including commits
sioned efeers cause AL absentees to return imns
lately 20 their minauds.
III Tou WlI 0rdsr sd held, company and staff of
c-rs eciTs service snd all white males Between
the agal Of eighteen and fifty, who either perma
nebtg tempoTa ~ residing in the State, 20 be in
ssdad the draft except sueh may be Liable aud
have not been dsehsrEed from c-nserpiion. al those
discharged from .cTipfion, and those discharged
from ltste service by OF surgeons ceftifes
togethsr with those who exempt fcon conscrp ION
b. CT Congress be inc udsd in said craft
les specially exem=f by tie laws OF the Sta
By order oi JOIN J. PETTUs Governor ard Com.
ulanGarin-Ohief JONES s. HAMILTON,
Adjutant and Inspector Gene al
fall-In tfafe Of Mississippi
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Port Gibson Collegiate Academy,
~ssos

.s-rfE we. l-t1own ins.ita ation . nc" ~ - - -
r.fisn haglng usatfieuietea more - rs. gil fsesl
rupAs darins - - : a. sniet acstlon 1t oifsrs
Of elhcsns esl "a - asventsess 10 parents who ere
paeefior iSs, ,s tier shtsrs can have & %,
aseklng fi.l5 - fzorogc.H sns,ruetilu al tie
ascurs bone - sS ssnestion Additional prpils VII
nIs1cAsa O , -e5irg OF tlel spring term February
is , 1853 posrs sllo. Taitisu from sl5 e
Chs1g . PEI - =, - for Nasic and trAancn ais
s55. ts3al 80 ee.s .fsir own nehts bedding towel.
and napkins. ..- ,ssrssz tbe presidert
tor aadii.'-e ~ !. . STARK, A. NJ
Port Gibson, Mississippi,
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Secretary Mallory

The following unsigned letter is also found among the
captured papers
The Hon s. r. Mallory, Secretary Of the Navy:
SIR: As contemplate leaving here without loss Of
time for Europe for the purpose Of rendering important
and valuable service to the Confederacy deem pro-
per to recommend TO you the necessity Of my having the
operation Of Commodore Forrest in the plans which
have been suggested to you He is official Of expert
eGce and well qualified to lend important aysis tance
hopes and expectations indeed, Il Commander Sinclair
could also accompany be sent oct TO give bis at
tentOn 10 matters eeted with the plsus have in
contemplation satisfied that with the professional
knowledge of these gentlemen cannot fail to sub
serve our interests and render high and important
vice TO oar cause both in experimenting and construct
ing the vessels built to up the enemy
have the honor.
The following memorandum appears to be in the
handwriting with the above letter, though much
disguised o. very csrelessly written:
G. Ibreath & Co., of Scotland, and W. S-Iindssy &
Co. Of LondoH, the houses with " pad the
negotiation about the steamers reque "a Sin
clair, Of the Confederate navy, to make nnary
arrangement for the eontrac by my return Sec him
hrst) he viii meet you in London
Geo. Thompson s. Co., Glasgow viii make proposals
for the construction Of at Least steamer. They have
the drawing and estimates complete.
Lindsay & Co. will negotiate the naval store bonds.
3. Rice & Co. may undertake enough to load
sci (NoTa Scotia with shoes and clothing under the
per gallon 50, rosin should bring S. 81 bring So
CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND October "a, 1862. 5
Hon. O. G. Memminger Secretary of the Treasury
SIR have the honor to call your attention TO the
copy of the secret iolnt resolution Of Congress- which
was sent you Saturday and to SO much Of my recon-
mendat0n to Congress upon the subject Of the act
shows the basis upon which twas passed copy Of which
was also sent you on Saturday
Under this authority contracts have been made with
BIZ Geo. n Sanders by this department for six ships to
be paid for in cotton copy Of which contract is heres
with enclosed.
Mr. Sanders informs ne that if the government will
fix the price Of the cotton to be delivered he
cute his contract and not otherwise; and deeming the
ships important to the public interest suggest to your
consideration the expediency of stating the price and
of pursuing with reference to payment IN cotton for
these ships the you have adopted with regard to
the cotton bonds.
1 am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
S. R. MALLORY
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our LocaE5aga

The location of tee Appeal office
Is on STATE street, a fgv doors below
the Post Office.
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are authorized to make an sbsose transfer Of the coin
or to draw bills for the same on =. @. Elrnore ESQ,
Treasurer, payable here, and copy Of thls letter is
sent to each of you that you may act IN concert and
give rs the benefit Of your united c5uns=l
am remittiDg, by opportunities ss they occur the
bonds Of the co federsts Sgases the procees which,
when sold intended to be applied 10 the contracts Of
which you have been advised.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
c. G. MEM1iINaER, Sec'y Treasury.
Mr. Memminger to Messrs Fraser. TTcakol1e &.
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Tel.llls of Adrertiaimg.

All adverfisen1ents VIII be charged
@I.50 peg square for the first inser-
ton and $ I tor each subsequent in
ssrtion.
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We give today, the remainder Of the intercepted dis
patches captured oe the person Of Major Sanders who
sailed from the port Of Charleston few days since
Echoen=r. The vessel fell into tie e1emys hands Of
coarse, but why the correspondence was not thrown
overheard, we are st loss TO managing:
M Mallory 70 Mr. Masea.
duplicate
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Mr. 81. John to Mr. Smith


CONFEDERATE STATES OF MERTCA,
WAR DEPARTMEFT NITRE AND MINING BUREAU,
RICHMOND, October %, 1862.
SIR The undersigned, for and on behalf Of the Ton
federate Sist Of America viii receive from you ship
nents Of nitre be delivered within the limits of said
Confederate States, and not to exceed one thousand
tons upon the following terms and rates Of payment:
ls For nre delivered at any Confederate port east
Of the Mississippi river, seyenty.hye 90 cents per
pound, of ninety per cent purity, delivered OF be-
fore the LIST Of March, 1868
Cd For ne delivered Is above, but after aiarch lst,
1868 sixty cents per pound, Of ninety per cent purity
Sd For all nitre delivered above, at Confederate
ports between the Msssspp ii and the Rio Gande rivers
Fifty snts per pound os ninety per cent purity.
Il is to b5 distinctly understood in connection with
the above stipulation that all payments thus due
be made and received in the treasury notes Of the Con
federata States if preferred in their bonds and
that the inspection Of duly accredited officer from this
bureau. shall be final as 10 he quality Of the nitre re-
ceived and that inferior qualities under ninety per cent
purity, shall be paid for at pro rsta valuation
NJ ST. JOHN. Major
and Sup @. s. Nitre and Mining Bureau.
Approved J. Gorgas, OOlone and Chief Ordnance.
Mr. VIVA. K, Smith London, EngsHd
with the above letter enclosed clippings from
the Richmond papers relative to the war
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THE SITUaTlON --As arasp1uge to the bri iLanf car-
airy exploit tha On .beTlaad. John Morgan made q
Dash upon hu enemy baggage between Aurfreesboro'
and She0yvlie.
II captured and destroyed ihisty 81 CONS, took tee
guard piisouer and rode away with several hundred
lead mules
ed BY cur cavalry and destroyed below the Hsrpsfh
Sha5s, has arrived e Chattanooga He represents that
tho -urrse vas COMP ets- TIE slaooat question
was d craft aitsd out Naslvlls snd mountiug three
g1ns Oar cavalry poured several voleys Of muskstryr
upon hsr which (a shs aground) she unable to
fetnra wish efee and heaee the captain SAYS be
( hostel tho white g g. Tie bosts loaded with
valuable ores provisions, sad (as some accounts sly1
with medielnes aaiiaa09ga Re5sl 25tl
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Mr. Memminger to Msssrs Fraser, TTeaaOlnq s
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, g. S. 4
Rrrupngu Daf.I,as 81 1890


Aessrs. Fraser Trenholm q Co Liverpool, G. b.:
DEAR SIRs. Y0uf letter of July zlsf Is Just received
advising safes per Economist and balances 70 the credit
ss 3D. An these credits with all other remittances from
this Department. you will place the credit OF the
Treasurer Of the Confederate States, subject his
draft The course of business at the treasury IA to
draw on the depositasies ia favor OF third parties
When these parties creditors, the payment Of them
being vouched ends he matter When third pariy
IS merely dsbursns officer Of the government, the e
feet Of the ITeasHrer's draft the depositaTy
transfer the to The credit Of the ds5urne ON
Ger, on which he may check st pleasure he having
account at The treasury for the whole amount.
So too, when bills of exchange or any other remit
tances are forwarded 10 you by the Secretary Of the
Navy or Of War they are Tot be credited to the
treasurer but TO the officers directed such secretaries
and yoRr account must be rendered TO them not to
this department
At the suggestion Of our minister ia England pro-
pose to issue cotton certificates Of which send you
specimen. When eou1tersigued BY him, be will deliver
them 70 you 70 receive the money be paid for them
Yea viii take that the GATE the Endorsement cor
responds with the date Of receiving the money. The
proceeds wiz be deposited the credit OF the asner
and it is important that should be advised Of any sales
as promptly possible.
In regard 20 the payment Of the $50 600 mentioned in
your letter Of July 2lst to Captain Caleb Huse,
unable to speak definitely until can gel sundry details
of which viii advise you in another letter.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
c. g. MENudNGER
Secretary Of the Treasury
1.-THE cotton certificates enclosed the as those