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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-09

By the following from the Gazette it VIII Be
ssen thst Brsudon IS, at least so far as prices
are eoaeemed, suffering. somewhat from its prox-
unity to this city. That journal says;
In some particulars, and on soms occasions,
it IS quite convenient, aud indeed desirable. to
live near the Slate Capital. Tbs grandeur which
uniformly marks metropolitan folks-the new
aud elegant fashions which they sat in dress, in
manners, and al thst-and the great men who
there DO eongregste, so near 10 the homes Of
those who live In the viciuity-al tend to make
q homo In the neigh5orhood Of State r1strop-
obs quite desirable. But there are times and
occasi0ns when tho proximity Of a State Capital
is serious Inconvenience, a great mis- fortune.
That the people OF the vicinity Of Raymond who
are buyers Of the cemtOTts and necsssaries Of
lie, now experience all tho bad consequences Of
their proximity 30 the State Capital, none viii
deny. Hail boy on horseback, who is loaded
down with articles necessary to the comfort and
life of man. whats the price of eggslf
"Ihey sell for dollar a dozen ia Jackson
What's the price of buiterl" 1t sells for o
dollar pound in Jackson Whst's the price
OF sausagal' 1t sells at dollar pound in
Jackson - What's the price Of PotatOes7"
'Ehey sell at two and a half 3 bushel IN Jack
soDP "What's the price Of ehickensl" They
sell At dollar apiece in JacksOnn And so il
goes through the whole catalogue of home sup
pies. No. only IS this so with the uns0phissi-
Gated dsrkies. bat 60 to the large planter him
self-"Whst's the price Of that horsel" 'Hs
would bring 5000 ia jackson" whats eorn
worsht" "Is VIII bring two dollars at Jacksonr'
"W Whsts pork " rlhl'' L s worth 80 cents at
Jackso1r J. aviug tia plantation and drop
Ping into a country store, the familiar answer Is
slightly modified, but amounts to the same
ask ihs pice Of an article t1st the aecommods-
tirp m srehsut formerly sold at ma dollar (and
then made profit Of 100 per cent ne viii now
ask you six dollars, but assure you at the same
TINS tbas it is selling a. tea dollars in Jack
sou, aud twenty dollars ia Richmond 90 Aad
SO tie hing works in al the multiplied ramiica
tions Of trade and business
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Larger armies taan have ~. been ia shs fiela
vii have t. he summoned thsf9 before we got
peace. They must also be fed. The song OF
Daacs may pet lead cur armies 70 isITation
Let this b avoided.
Peae3 can be got now only through rauniou
With the free Ss8tes ! have dreamed Of ow
ConfsdsraeY as a mighty slsvshoidng republic,
sublime in its simplicity great 10 rs prsporliohs
grani in its unity and outline; stretching lis
fame end benefcencs ffom sea 70 sea, and CON
tinont to continent, while with equai zaal .
threw lis loving arms around its humbiest and
is prou5est eiazan, ard saved him from foreign
o1 avsage5 a foreign wrong Bat
If we are 90 have composite go7eramcnt
ebeqaered and heterogeneous, ther peace te the
soldier dead, whose graves fdsFis every fufiong
of the road between ahe Rio Grande and the
P0tomsc-honor to the nohlsWomen end clergy,
who bre3thed life into our holy struggle, and
10 lhs fature-1Ust sud ashes.
CAROLINA.
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IMPORTANT 70 SH0EMaKEaS AND
TANNERS,


HEADQUARTE RS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
RASBsIoN, .atss January 10 1858.
IL ~ Minis Clisf g 1lEts -uli.stsr Mississippi ana
e 7 uisaas i7r tls coscisn o. Hi-es & lte COM
lie n1rh x Iscks j Tie disrrbu ion cf the same
s1o1E tie sew ri ta-n-re wfnin The laid dstrict
sud 81 1-ntrz1tfr 61-e4 snd Leah for he Confede
rate 5iaie..
hops W ia d-c., VIII rep1rt . ne at my hesd-
gas ta $, 81 7te-ay- t1e nuIaber OF vars hied and
'Fhel l1ey ss4 be iealT 90 eF0 out the Fsts
ism-fy as tbe naa-er CT des necessary 10 III The
ssme s-6 h-w many SIDES n iclths7 sBd lairs ID
g. e. each y 1- f1rH sh monthly, aai The sd
on tse.ore o. fle eztslt o. ter capaeify.
The ahor- i1forla1 p s necss sary % equal dis
utio ~ so tie s=ve al ia yz-d5, and 70
sFau Die 81 r1s a--Lz-t pe.i-d and In The mot
nort5esl H-suaer ihs 20 c llis thereof
al iu tTf sud shosuakeri MT srbjecf TO military
dutT uor siep ogsa g. tAer v8ca ioa Viii also
pot 10 q il they 81 b tI-f 0yment
j. u. MEes II. Srecisi Agent,
e
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elective franchise; the benefits Of The writ Of ha-
baas corpus; the security Of sheir persons and
property against the unconstitntional ed cts Of
the Federal Executive and their enforcement
by TIE army under his control.
2 That By the Constitution Of the State of
Kentucky, the right OF the owner of the slave
10 such slave aud its increase is the same, and
is iny.olabe as the right OF the owner to any
property whatever;" that '' Kentucky under
stands her own interests too wel to bs thankful
for grataitous advice ss to the mode in which
she should manage them aud when shs wants
The assistance Of any outside administration Of
her stfars, she claims the privilege of oTigfRat-
ing the suggestion; = consequently, the propo
sition made BY Abraham Lincoln for her 70
emancipate her slaves, is hsreby ryected
That fhe object and purpose of the war
having been perverted By the party now in con-
troll OF the government, in violation Of its Oft
repeated and most solemn pledges, our senators
in Congress are instructed, and our representa-
tiyes are requested, to oppose any further aid in
its prosecution By furnishing either men or
money.
4 That the pToelanation Of the President
dated September D, 1862, and January l, 1868,
purpoftiBg to e9aacipate the slaves in certain
Ststes and parts of ates, set forth therein, are
unwarraated by any code, either civil or mill
tary, and Of such character and tendency not to
be anomlttsd 10 by people Jealous OF theH
Liberties.
5. That the aetof Congress, approved by the
President, admitting Western Virginia as
State, without the consent of the State Of Viz
ginia, Is sueh pAlpaple violatiou of the Con
sttu'ion IS to warrant Kentucky in refusing to
the validity Of such proceeding.
G. That Kentucky viii cordially unite with
the democracy Of the Northern States in an earn
est endeavor to bring about s speedy ternina-
ton Of the existing war; and to this end we in
5ist upon suspension of hostili.ies and an armis-
tee to enable the beligerents to agree upon
terms Of peace
= That -. commissioners from this State
be appointed, whose duty it shall be to visit the
Federal and Confederate governments, st Rich
mond and Washington, and urge tbem reepect-
lively to agree UD0n an aCmisies for the pur
poses herein Contemplated.
s That the governor Of kentucky is hereby
requested to forward copy Of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions to the President Of the
United States, aud to each Of our senators and
IN Congress.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 10

Bai fEo the well my friend. and, bef5rs you
cross another rebiizon I advice you in the elo-
queas language OF Mr. Burke konsidsr old
COZ, konsidoI" Yourn til Dsa'h
BILL ARP.
p s. Civ my respects 70 J0hnuy Van Bu-
rem, bearn you and him were mighty tbik and
efsc5hunate. % A.
p s T kant llosa vi,h8us ietau you kno
thaf our rotfan kr8D al 81 cents per poand air
worth two billions two hundred millions Of col
lars. E-uf t3'Day your war debt twice over ei
you viii Jest kun aud take T. D. a,
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~ We learn that salt IS now selling ct sas
salt Works 10 Clark county at ten dollsIs per
bushel. This is quite decline in tae great ar
ice. We are nos at All Surprised however, es
there has been enough salt made IN Alabama
within the last tsEelve months TO supply the
whole STATE. Wi6i9ut making sny more for the
next twelve months .to come Those who are
FOR, in our optimism the year Of 1851 will be tle
dark year Of tho An1arican revolution.
Reporter.
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Hig6 Con- Of Er0rs and AppeaIs Of Oh
Sc 0f MiSSiSSinli.

JACEsoE, January Eth, 1873.
nRDERED Ihet fpecal tlrn Of the ii gh Court
of Errors aad Arreais be b d a. tho court room
Ia tbs esv Of 5scksan "a ths third sendsy Of Eesrn
an s63 fas IL anrpe o. hsa Ing cares % he
.nsl i0cia-s of TIE s. and sseud distncts The
crins ca e. OF ths docket 9f TIE rs district viii Be
taken pp ~ hird A-na5y ci .eoflaEyf ma lAose
"a Re sseoaa fstrrt viii D. lk-n ny the fourth
Mondsy g Fearu-r7, lld th said terra viii oe eentin
ned uni tie -lna cases tae doekets Il sad trsi
and ssc1ld q. trisss Ere disposed =
g. r. HANDY,
w l. HARRIS,
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The location CT tGe Appeal office
Is On state street, a fssTv doors below
tho Post Office
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FIRE AT CASTLE THUSDER -Bstween four
and Eve o'clock II inlay afternoon, ga slarm
from the Ysnigae prisoners conf lei IN the build
ing oDpcslte Cassie Thunder led 90 the diseove-
~ tast th Contederate prisoners in tire Castle
had ffed the sans by communicating FIRE by
some means TO an apartment below them on tue
second q o., oecupisi By tae clerks as 2 sleep
ing RON. When discovered bed and bed
sead vas in q fuil blaze, anj z few minutes
would have sufi5ei to nave spTssd the flames
beyond he apartment. By order Of Captain
Alexander, all the avenues Of escape were closed
upon the prisoners. and ten Of the Yankee SSH
crs On the lower f lor formed into squsd to
pass water IN the Te0m-
in q few moments, before the prisoners could
gst up excite snasus enough to create psnic and
stampede, which wss their oliscf, the burning
materials xese hurled fron the windows, ana
the flames qusncbed This disbohcal attempt
t. burn a binding containing i've or six hun
dfed confined iumsiss, and which wouki probs-
bly, have involved the lives Of the incendiaries
as well as scores &c ozhsrs, best illustrates tie
.n0unt Of hellish reeklessBess sHd deviitTy
wb. .eh is cougresa.ed within the walls Of Castle
Thunder
Thstimely discovery Of the flames was most
lortdnate, as the Cassie is in elsss proximity to
other buildings filed with prisoners Of war
Richmond Exaaiatr.
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~ Dog skins make ihs best leather FOR iha
manufacture Of cotton car s. Those who sup-.
ply dog skins csn get cards in Maed ysviles
Manufactured At the Peaitendsr5. a. SIX doRses
per pair. Money VIII MT buy. them n iEsing
but dog OF DtaeT skins. The great question is
now presented to the people Of Georgia shsthef
Ckroniele
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T-7X t1IIb7ATICEs OF APPLICANTS fer the s2-
H pont1=ntsci ci A.t srg oicss tor Orduance duty,
Will. a. u1eor1anle VI paraFFaph 8, Gsusrzl o DER
No 90 BE- held il Jaczsol. Mississippi beginning
EetIla-s z.
Applc as for fhe app 'intulenf Of LisuteRsnt " l
be -1al med p Ens-sl slihletc md 0T5nsnce as
o0ula usl i7 ths Paid Ol0lancs MsnualT
App iesuts for fAe agp3iniment Of Captain, VII
be y niped, ada 70 lhs above subjects in the
elem MS OF algeria Plane Trgunomst 3, Aecha1ics
and Dhsmst p a1li 3 fo p -dasnce
Cauddals ~ ezaH'iralion Eili s15res their sppica
lions to The General Command ald Uhen sppr0v ed,
WI fe them Hilh Size Chef cf o. nsuee of thA Army
CorpH ~. LEn or BROBE
fef s. Ffeufersnf 0olonel Ordnance Du y.
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IPdvsts and confdsntlall D.
EEEcU TIVE DEFARTNEEI-
Austin, TeEas, Sspt II. 1EfA
g 3. - GO D.I- .. Il

SIR: have the honor to forward for Tour crus7srs
ton the enclosed eopies Of letters 9ns fna-ssd a
from ths French All Spahih cam a Gavest1u. che
other fnaTked b being nay re1lv thsreto.
As tie proceeding o. he sad Consul wonid seem 81
indicate inelpient intrigue, have derm.t q prr ~
advise you thereof on the threshold
have the honor to be- with gre2s respect your s5s-
dieEf servant, +. r. LUEgoCE.
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Consulate for span IN Galveston.
Galveston Arg. u. 1852
To His Excelency, +. 2 Lubb0ok, GoFssnor Of tls
State Of Texas
sIR-VIli yos be kind eroush 70 inform ne r7Hlasr-
tiqiy of Jour personal opinion on the following cues
ti0uss
l. The snneTafion of She Republic of Texas 20 The
United States vas was not gooi pofel Eisas1rat
The act 81 disunion and q tie junction 81 tho
Sta'e Of Texas TO ths Southern States nos
sno her good OF bad poti1i move taken By tie sia7 a
And.
8 The rs-estabissrnsnt n The OLD Rs1u6c of Tszas
VII or VII lot Be- beneficial 70 orr b-l9Fsi ai1ptsI
c0untrTf
our answer 70 these 4esiicn8 sir VIII serve ne as
gu d. iu my political eorrespa isuez with the Govern
Inents which have the honor 70 represent.
have the honor sir, and with very rIueh respect 20
be your o5edisnt servant, B THEHog
Frsnch and Spanish Consul
certify The above snd foregoing - be -rue copy
Of the ofiginal. fie "a the Executive DeP1rl-
Iaent st Austin, Texas
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rs. PEWIT 9lgTTAR.Y !

= & tl.f -ounz msn Who took the Dark Gray Cloth
f-f rss -sith Al .ck Alpaeea with drab battons
"a b "a Iay storf Tusizs, Fs1rasry a. y q
= ~ VIA - sra itt o. 70 qisstio1s Wi be asked
II ar dsHi be sasy icok no for "a ofnc5r, as
Il fsrf IL IA sras c5ftnany inl regiment
Fstfci J-U HcABIISTER
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EaEEnE Ta PLaKEERN.

VlJE vent small qusntify of CORN and FODDER.
w vheh ~ vii pay for i eithev L5Hels Lissey o.
ea5r i 8 r. GREEN
"a Pearls i've ttlis
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JAiiEs Pam, PliTals ssarsla


aIsIIh Is2la- 5epl sTn 10
B. Theron, Esq, Frsach and Spanish Cozsul Caves.
tons
SIR Your communication Of the Is.h uliizo is b.
fore me-; and contents duly no e.
In answer to your fr-t inteTosatory. permit ne 20
say II the snuexgon 0f Texas 20 the Uue5 States
was a good political measure.
As q your second question. answer most emp1si
eay that ths ac Of disuuen and 81 tha i-ne-i1l Of
The State Of Texas 20 the South Stses was good
and p-ope- political steu
In reply YOU thirt inquiry i haze say "the
estabiishnent Of the old Republic OF Teas fI ne b
5eHedci il 20 our hsieFed adoDtsi country"
Texas has linked her flfa with -haf % her .fsf--s OF
the sOulh Shs win be true, sieadla-t snl vstor8us
have the honor % BE-
Yours very resPecff1l'v
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FOR Sale AT a BARGAIN.

FnlE aEsIDEEcE and one huHdred asrHs q
~ lapd uaaer fsncs. tte Jackson ailsoai ona tnd
3 Ia Ihe5 above Tsngipaho. TIE Improvements
couzi larg- w1 storg dwelling coLtai ing ter
rcoaai. S q 2 j aaove ed below wei rash use
kitchen cfia hl-Ha afaaie- etc Pers7as rifhlsg 70
purca sss Wi 90 wei epply sdia ely On the
arezises e5-2Ff fAHLEs fIIcHfE
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= NJ lUI0TlE IIeU N9IIIllIIIII3 =
Freneh Correspondence
The New York Tins coataias the Intercepted dis-
patches IA fu-a PERI Of them only beng Pu6ishsi "a
tle Bltinors Aasrisal from which ths s. Ppblies-
lions taken The following is en- of hat par q
the correspondence which contains hisieTY Of ';ha
two Freuchmen =
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DIE 5lenaBs aane1I.
PrrRTrsHwD
Terllls ID subscrIntIoI..

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Single COPY ------------------ Ten cents.
T'he paper win be delivered to All
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Mr. Benjamin. to Maior- G.u.ral 5rag4.g.-.
Richmond October l7.l'ia

L-llIlIIlIII IIllVlsl II =
SIR Herewith You viii End inclcsed a letter aa-
dressed 70 Mr. b Theron French consular sgent snd
vceeousnl for Spain at Galveston, Texas rs1nhug hat
innctiOuary TO depart imnediaely from The Conied-
er4cy.
The President requests that you VIII have tl7 order
execnled 81 prompts BE- done wl7hogi urdle
hGrshness. and that you have Mr Th-ron conveyed
-der surveillance 20 aaauoraa s1y her c1uveuia
pinf the Mexican froniisr whence be dspsr f5F
Europe II he choose
the books and papers Of his consulate be n deem
proper.
Please scknow edge the receipt Of this commuui-a-
ton Your ohedient servant,
J p BENJAM.N Ssc'y o. S-sss.
Mai. Gen J. B. Masruisr, spoiswood Hotel
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
ErcHnnNn. ncL.har d. Lell

ICI DsFAhIIstf OF elAlsr
RTcHaoED. October lI lsf2
SIR: The governor Of Texas has cosnmu eatsi 90 ha
President correspondence between hin and oursat
ia which you plainly attempted 70 indacs ne governor
enter into some understanding Or ar1getent i1 ne
Withdrawal Of Texas from the CoufsdsracT Tbs 81
tempt On your part considered by the President a zn
abuse Of The Hospitality Of the C0nfadsraeF and as
dca ng hostility on your part 20 tins government ana
people.
Tour presence within the CoHfsdsrscy can no longer
be permitted You thersf re required % dspaFs
m-nediaely. and 20 refuTo without the prsFtcu3
perHliss. on Of this government
am. respectfully ynur ODD serv't
J. p BEsJasTIN. Secretary Of Stgtss
1fr B Theron. French Consular Agent and Vice Ccnal
for Spain, Galveston Texas.
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EYnH lNGE K0TIrE No. 3,

II AL Hfe3era oHcsrs aud men who have been
IL esptrrs5 and rsr ia Yi-ziaia sad Msrsl nd at
any tie ron see beg ug Ct 70 ii les 70 ths Isl o.
N-v-nbgT- $50, have bteu du escaansed ana are
hereby 81 cared
L All Cor edo q e officers aad men WIS have been
delversa Aiksns Landing ob James TiVer, at any
te prcFieus % t.e 10 Of November lsG2 have BEEN
dulF eEcb cd ani ara lsrsag 80 declared.
III A C0ute crate officers snd men who we been
delivered q fieksbusg Mississippi rrevi 70 tbe s
Of N9yeni e., ls2 I'd niudi1E said ca q, have bszn
daily exchanged AID a-s hereby g d'c.ared
ROBERT OULD,
fa3 1u Agent Of Er hauge
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SICK AND WayNn eD--- here were in the We
ing adaary 8 b. 1858 tie following sex and
wQande3 sot6eT From North Garo.ina -I779.
Geosgis 1888. Yrginia 1863, South Car lisa
6s3, Alsbsnia 660. Nissssipli 45l, EausisIs
43s HloIioaZ2A, Texas ~. Ienhessee 50. Mary
land ~ Total 1853
- The nondeseript shbmariue iieEyr just
laUuehe1 he e IS hintsd, raay seen be- used
most feeti b 10 removing the obsnuetons
fgom The botlom of ecgrtaia fivsr now closed
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DFPAPTvEsr or STATE,
Err-mnnn o.. 4 -Ee-

SIK: Hon M. Oldham. Sc stor from tie s'sts ~
Texas having communicated to to Freadsp the a1h-
stance Of c0nvrrss ion with You The 1874 rstants
IN the course Of which Teu saug1t 20 impress that
Senator The conviction that would hs i1r tls i crest
Of the STATE of Texas 10 separate hsEsef lrcm fh-
isstr-ltcJi ay ne 3I Is 50 t's
vou that our presence within rhs Conf deracy
longer be permitted your conduct beng con ds-sd hos-
tile TO this government and people.
You theT fore required - depart from iha Cen
fsderary, and not 20 return without tue eroHs per.
mission Of this Government You vTii prepare ~ Ia
By the nag OF truce boat which il de1a1t on the l5
insL I have the honor 20 be.
Your obedeut NJ,
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DEP4RTaExr or stats
rei,f,--o-f 0as be 1892

SIR. i have seen the Presidsn; sues my il'f vtses
with yourself aud ~. Giles ths rnolies snt na7 ls
aken into consideration y0ur exp anaiina % regard
10 Torr Interview WITH Mr. Oldham, aed tfe ether iaeta
stated BY YOU the President J. satisfied ihas your n
versaiiou with Ut oldham wss not prom ifd ~ my
hostility 10 tht rovsrnasut ani has eoa are n1i ecs
necta5 aith the Intrigue known 70 exist haF er iia
beet to frdaos the Withdrawal Of sh- STATE o. Aekai
frsia ho Confederacy You vii tnersf ne consider A1
or5s.-r dspart f-oa1 The Coufederscy RlldruFFnl
a val hi. rsu1in a. l5artv side hers ksrs-os
frrrs .V0nr o5ecaat ssrvenf,
J. p BLSJANTE.
Secret ~ 10 State
Mons Taboaelle, q Frsaeh Consulate. Richmond
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COYzUEaEE AGEECY far Franes and Vioel
Consulate for span IN Galveston.
Galveston Are u 1852
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The power and ability of Mr.. VALLANDTG-
HAMS speech is as generally acknowledged es
the North IS in the South-by his political oppo
nents as well as friends. We cut the following
notice Of its delivery in Congress. and the man
nsT in which it was received from the Wash-
ingt0n eQ-Tespondenee Of the Cincinnati Gazette
Tt comes from bitter aud malignant political
opponent Of Mr.. V, but hesly comedies the
ability and power Of the-speach:
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By the following from the Ga-eHe it VIII be
ssen that Brsudon IS, at least SO far as prices
are eoneerned, suffering somewhat from its prO1-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
CHANGE OF TIME.
SCIOTO And NOCKinG VALLEY
RAIL r o A d.
ER@M 80
sIJMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
ONand after Monday, April 10th, 1861 ,trinsa
" will runs Rs follows:
.sGorse eNoHTu-Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
NJ 1900 A. "; arrives at Hamden at lol5 p NJ
making closeconnection with through trains. to
Mariotta and Cincinnati Railroad tor ALL point.
rsst and West. Accommodation Train loave
portsmouth, OF 1901 N; arrives at Hamden ht
GoIso sourH- Accommodation Train leav
Hamden at 6:l5 M;arrives at Portsmouth
lO:8O A. N. Mail Train leaves llamden at 2:
I'M; arrives at Portsmouth ate:OOP. N:
Through Tickets for Marietta, ChilIicoth
Ticket Offices at -oduced rates.
J. W. WEBB, Rccsiyar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-09
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peat II detail what have heretofore SO earn
estly urged upon this subject, ny general views
and feelings remain unchanged, anil trn.t
that Congress will admit no fair opp tuaity ~
hiding th'se important steps to the great ts,n
summation In the mids. Of other cares. how.
ever important, We must not lose sight of the
iaef that the war power is still our main reli-
ance. 10 that power alone can We look vet
ftra time, e. give confidence 70 the people in
contested reg ons, that the insuruent power
will not again over rua them Until that CON-
ilience shall be established, littll cIu Be done
anywhere for what is ca led reconstruction
Hence our ch eiest care must stiff Le directed
TO cur army and navy, who have Ihus far borne
their hardest part 10 nobly and well. 1t may
be esteemed fortunate that, in giving the great
ct efficiency to their indispeu- able arms. we
do also honorably encourage gallant men, from
commanders 10 sentinels, who compose them,
and TO whom. more than all others, the world
must stand indebted for the home Of freedom
dlsenthralled, regencrated, enlarged ana per
petuated.