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The Kew York Tribune thus states the mlseegsns.
ton question
L. VIII the admixiure OF white and bl aek blood
necessarily produce a physically weak progeny This
Is a question for the physiological.
2 VIII such Rdnixture nocessitats a rece to be Of
NATURALLY inferior position in the family Of mani This
IL a question tor the ethuologlst-
3 Have such sdmlxtures heretofore beer followed
BIZ the evil consequences which . modern reeur.
renee to them would ihrsaienf This Is q question for
che historian.
Are such admixtures forbidden by TIE law Of aodf
This Is q question tor the the thsOlogian.
& VIII such aamixtHreB lessen the productive 70.
sources Of The country This Is a question for the econ
To these queries the Chicago eTinssr replies as fol-
u The admlxturs Of white and black blood viii pro.
daee an AboIiionist. The claims for exemption from
the draft IN the Abolition Stats Of Massachusetts the
past year prove tsat Abolitionists are physically
weak"
) The an wer 10 the frst Intsrrogatory compsIa an
Affirmative answer to the second, ~ there IL = singular
harmony between the physical and mental weakness Of
AbOlittcnsstA-
mere iatelBgenily made by waiting forthe deRslopment
of the progeny Of tho sixty-one school marms in Port
Royal
the law OF God because those Engaged in the interest
Of God snd humanity" are their practical and jealous
advocates
8 such sdmlxtures viii lessen the predusive resour.
esa Of the country, unless the progeny are superior 10
their hlask proRgnitersi for did not Mr.. LiAeoin aver 10
PatisR and Dempsey con serning the negroes in our AZ.
ny, "They eat and that Is all"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

FoRREsT's P~LHHDER-ORs Of FORESTS men called
upon a tailor In our city yesterday TO have a suit Of
clothes made. Of materials from Pa.ucah. Ee repre-
sens the spols OF the expedition as immense, quite be-
yond his means to estimate. At the different points sue
cesstuhy attacked vast . ores were found. and horses
and mules IN large numbers. This being the casa. every
vehicle, OF whatever description, was harnessed Rnd
losded, and only such Of the plumber destroyed as it
was impossible 20 bring away. Of jeans Rions, a Pa
dHceh, they took as much rs to load completely q train
OF army wagons from bers 10 the depO =, Owe are
d0abtful from what point the here should be meas
ursd, but say some where sbOut Dauphln street) There
must, he says, have been enough 10 cioshs al OF Gen
Johnston's army The Yankee story Of 5000 horses and
1900 wa CONS brought Of may be less OF an Jxaggefaton
than we think.-tAObHs Register, 22d
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Auciently men thought, and were marble
~ssatuesi now they act, and are steam engines.
Ladies who make the shopmsn show goods.
bat never purchase, are called, Ia medical mar
lance, +" cqunseF-iFrltSnts."
QaIn, being asked by a lady why there were
more women IN the world than men, replied !.
1T is in conformity with the arrangements Of
nature, madam VIC always see more OF heaven
than Of earth
On nsw years day mar ia England was
killed By a boar. We have known those who
have endured the infection of bores a grest
while without fatal results, though there have
been many narrow escapes.
A new mode of dispensing q mob has been
discovered, said to supersede the necessity of A
military foTce. IL is 70 pass around g contribu-
tion box. This is excessively sficacious in
England.
AmerchAnt, examining the hogshsad of hard
ware on comparing it with the invoice, ioundit
oil right except q hammer less than the invoice.
Och, don't be troubled" " said the Irish porter;
sGEs the Dager took it cut to open tho hoSshssd
Wid.p
"New, Charley, you are inst ia time to have .
cup Of c~ofee!" sLaDguid Swea-"Thenk
you no / assure yah, my de-ah fslah, that if
| take q cup OF cofse in the morning ID would
keep me awake al day
A dispute having arisen at an Italian court,
between g lawyer and a doctor, as to which
should walk hrstin a procession, il was referred
70 the court tool for Judgment, who gave it in
favor Of the lawyer, on the ground that the
rogue shsuld always preceds the execuiionsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

AGOoD RRCOBD,-As The Mobile RsgisisT
remarks, there is not a State Of the Coniederscy
with the exception Of Missouri, where We have
no fores), in which within about two months
past the Confederate arms have mot achieved
some success or the Yankees net with 9 failurs.
Thus We have;
Ia TeIss, BenaRides' affair at Ltredo.
In LouisiAna, Banks' defsat at Mansfield. 4.
In Arkansas, the capture of JscksOnpors, and
possibly by this time the discontinue Of Steele
Ia Kentucky, the capture Of Psdueah.
In Tennessee, the capture of Fort Pillow.
In Mississippi, the defest of GIieIsOn.
In Alabama, the Yankee failure at Fort
Powell.
In Florida, the victory Of Ocean pond.
In Georgia, the repulss of Crows valley.
Ia South Carolina, the confessed failure Of the
siege Of Charleston.
In North Carolina, the capture Of Plymouth.
In Virginia, the defeat Of DshlgTen's raid.
There are Others besides, but we have confined
ourselves TO a single affair in each State. Surely
The skies SH around rs sze bright with hsppy
omens.
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~ The army baks-ovsn, captured from the Yam
KEGS a. Fredsrisksburg last wear, has been PUT il :
thorough stats Of repair by SIR. 7. J. Lapsley, ous o.
the original builders. Tbs oven vas carTisa down 70
the Central depot yesterday, and will DO sent on 10 tas
army OF Northern Virginia 10 day or to-moFroW- hr.
LapSley has contracted with the Coniederzte severn
ment to build nine similar 70 the one We nave oe-
sorihaS-ons f,r each army corps. they cost about
5000 each. Gao Ia each ai7slOu Of the army would DO
IA work Of i've HUNDRED men. baking three hundred
loavss every bour-Rfcim0Hd ELGwtHsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

/, IrPREasISG OFFICERS AT WoRK.-Ws undsrussnd
the work Of inprss ing horses for military purposes
has agAin commenced IN our elty, several having been
already seized. This IL a disagresabls businsss both 70
the citizens and 10 the imRresSing ohissu, bat ons aosut
whish there mead DO 10 conflict To the ebicsrs al.
signed 20 this buEaess the work " especially dlstaste-
fnI, But We should al remembsr that tnsy Rrs but dis-
Their dIty-dusy to which they have been or.
derod, and all good citizens should do everything in their
power 20 aid them In thu successful accomplishment of
their purpose, Instead Of throwing impedimsuts in their
wsy.-A0gtSonRg Maj,
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q We learn from a Washington City paper
that the working men Of that city, Of nearly
every occupation, are organising 50 ss to be able
10 compel n advance OF wages somewhat in
proportion to the increase cost Of the uscessSTiss
Of life. They demand an advance of about
twenty per cent, and viii strike if the increase
"a not orantad
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For u. xsmpAl. appeal.

For the Memphis Appeal
WAR CHRISTIANS THANKSGIVING.
respectfully Dedicated 70 she war Clergy Of shs
United States.
thDffoRs APPEALS Ieneloss ysu seus lines which.
think you win agrss VITA me, are worth pphlfe.aov
were composed By a Northern friend IN Ysukss.
do11' whose name It would mo- be prudent t. rive b1,
you viii be surprised to learn that tie author vss borp
and raised in the city Of Boston. sl
o. God Of Battles 0aes aRaIo.
With banner, trump and drun.
And garments in thy wlne-prsss dyed.
To give Thee thsEks We come.
No goats or bullscsa, gzriEudsd.
Unite TtlaS affairs GO
With brothers blood by brothers ,hsd
Our glad Hbasiozs flow.
From pest-house and frsm dungeon fsul
Where, maiasd and torn, they die;
From go-y trench aud ehsrnAl-bouss,
WheFs, heap On hssp, they lie;
In every ErOsn that yields a soul
Each shrek = heart that rsuds-
. With every breath Of tainted air.
Oar homage, Lord. Ascends.
We thank thee for the sabre g4ah,
The csnnou's hayoe wild
We bless Tbss for thu widswis tears,
The want that slarvss her child.
We give Thee praise that Thou hast lie
The torch, and famed the hams
That Lua' and Rapins hunt their pray,
Kind Father, in thy name.
That, for the songs Of idle Joy
False angels sang Of yors,
Thou sendest war on earth, m.win
To man, forevermore.
We know that Wisdom, Truth and Right
To "a end ours are given
That Thou hast e,oshsd rs with thu wrath
To do the work Of Heaven
We know that p aims and cities waste
Are pleasant Ia thine eyes;
Thou Iovst a heaTthstons desolats-
Thou lovst a mouFnsra eriss.
Let not our weakness fAl below
The measure Of Thy will,
And while the press hath wine to bleed,
o tread It with Us stu.
Teach Us 20 hats-as Jesus taught
Fond fools Of yors 10 love
Grant uI Thy vengeance as our own,
Thy pity bids above.
Teach us ts turn, with rssking hands,
The pages Of Thy Word,
And han the blessed eurses thsrs
Ga them that sheath the sword.
Whsre'er we tread may deserts spElns,
TIL none srs left to slay;
And, when the last red drop is shed,
Wen kn eel sgsiz ana prEy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

Anether RsPsrt from West EsuisTHEa.
TASsRAHAo, April 23-Ar. Richard Brothss, inst
fren the HiHissiPpi river. s;stsl that the Yankee army
Il IN fall retreat from Wsst Louisiasa to EAiehsz.
Numbers Of the ensmy'g transports are coming out q
Rad river, loaded with wounded.
Il Is stated hat We have captured four gunboais
aground above the falls.
Our victory BY Dick Taylor Is eomPlsts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

q The arrival Of two blockade steamers
with good cAIgOes at Mobile last week gave 8
new impetus to the sale Of blockade stocks, and
some $4,000 changed hands. Ia the provision
market all articles have fallen on sn average
from Is to 50 per cent, and still the tendency
is downward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

EA Confederate picket, on the Rspidan,
lately called Out to the Yankee picket opposite,
20 know who was in command Of The finest
army on the planet now. Gen. Grant" YVES
the answer. why did you bring him here I"
asked the Confederate. "0h," replied the
Yankee, ayou see, Gen. Grant wEs getting q
little TOO popular to please Mr.. Lincoln, and 50
be sent him here to got Gen Lee to take him
down littis."
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ARMY NHWs Dor.

THE tJlloEirg EEW BOOKS have Jazz been re-
4 ceived b. T Il acton, at Dellou, Ga.
General 0rasrs from he Adju-Ent aud Inspector
Generals Ohcs.
Andrew aounted Artillery Drill
Mater william Milton, Or = Yeush % Brill ant Tai
ents, who was ruined b. bad luck
Sketches az tbs Flrst Regiment Gsorrs Toluntssrs.
tsge her with the Hizt0ry Of The 66h Regiment Geor-
81 Volunteers.
Explanasory Notes to Mrs. Sails a snith-Hsr
Marriage and IL CONSCIOUSNESS.
Ja0k Iorssa SO1gEtsr. Just published
Also, on hand aad for ale,
Army Rsgu,sisHs. Hartss's rEeHaa
Whssisrs Cavairy Tactics,
Jean VGiasR, Fisld s1d Firssids EovsIsifs.
Kentucky Battle Song, beautiful isle usRs, sts.
MUSIC, MILITARY WORKS.
And other Books ordered when desired.
+ II ACTON,
Army News AGENT.
Army OF Tennessee,
aU23lW Daitou- Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

A BOLD FEAT.-A detachment Of the 67th Nortb
Carolina regiment under the gallant Whisford,7 ssvetal
days age, wsEt down 20 the coast Of that State on 4
scout They avoided the Vigilance Of tho Yankees
and penetrated 70 Lookou lighthouse. a hundred mllst
5sloW ouf hnssi crossing rivers and creeks, swamps aud
bOgs, tie weather being very iueismsnt TheV -.
rested abs keeper Of the lighthouse ,asosndsd tbs sssas
destroyed the lamps and oil, the eombustibIes 90 The oil
houses, and hlew up the building. which was very strong
and \ hundred and sixty Eve feet high. An pfaise 20
the gallant Whitford and hs "boysP
tRshnoRd Whie.
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DIED,

Ia this city, on the Gath instant, Major OALyIs 81.
FACELER, in The ihlrtyeigaS year Of Ais ngs- He
vas an old saa ProDineus commission merchant se
Memphis.
At GrsuadH, MIsslssppL. On the I9ta instant, VII
LIAM LIKE III. Lake was enc Of The Oldest mar.
chants Of that place.
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e d.. D. D. Martin and wife, John C.
Gard and wife, and little Lille Wilson.
youngest daughter Of V. F. Wilson, Of vicks-
burg, Miss, died there = few days since.
Dssth is making sad iuIOsds upon lbe old
citizens Of that place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

~ Ia response to a communication pub
lishsd sons time since in our columns, Mr.. H.
II. Clayton, Of Madison, Gs, requests Us to
state that if the members Of the 45th TsPnss-
see regiment will send their surplus clothing to
him At Madison, he will take care of them until
called for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

RIFLE SHO0TfSG.-A curious ride-shOot1g was per-
formed at Paris recently. A SBis gentleman backed
himself to take aim with his cArbine, thsn support It
with bis right arm, Ihsn W h his left hand put his hat
ever the muzEle. and BIZ The center Of the target This
he did three times, and landed the money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

~ Colonel A. H. Forrest died a. Aberdeen,
Miss, on the 19h instant, and was buried from
the residence Of Kirk BrewitL Esq, on TIE 2l.t
the funeral services being SOlemnized by Bishop
Paine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

GRUMBLING AT M-ENPHEs-Through tie Northern
papers we have news from MsmphR to the I7th. A
dispatch Of that date ssysi
There 10 not much said, but therei Is q general erittinr
Of teeth among the officers here when the massacre q
thu brave garrison At Fort Pillow is Alluded to. Several
officers have bssn heard to say that unless the Govern
ment take retribuiVe stapS, they will eonddaF it their
duty 10 shoot every man of ForrostE command they
meet, and take no Prisonera Th8 soldiers threaten %
shoot Forests msn now IN Irwin prison, II shey ret q
chance. ThiH ~ the general feeling,
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~ Dr.. ZolicofsT, Of Koseiusko, Miss, was
shot By some unknown assassin recently. Thir-
tesn large shot took effect in the abdomen. The
doctor is still alive, but suffering intensely. No
clus as to the perpetrators of the vile deed has
yet been obtained.
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a3OO REWARD

THE BOY, LEVI, Belonging 70 Gen Hodge, M
L aHEy fcm TuAksEse In December last. He y
s3ouI tWszty-f5ur years old, ave feet tn or eleven
inches high, very sto1t, and has a SCOOPS Of brown
color, and Is supposed 10 be trying to st int Tea.
nesEee. Coll. ". BALFOUR,
au73 fsT TuzksEaa- Ala
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FORSALE

HAYIN9 Eons infO ths service, 7 row oHsr onss
IA bali iuLsgszt in he lssls q The ARGANTA
HOTEL
The house Is veil furnished. snd "a tbs most dsaira-
bic sItuEfi0R in tie city o. Atlanta Apply iunsdI,
ately 70 J. O. HENDERSON,
APIS Nv ProDrist0r.
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John Simon, an I~srsslite, Of the Middle
Temple Lonson, has been created q sergeant
stams-the first Of bis religious belief who h2s
ever Tecsived this honor in England.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

u Daring the recent p.rtormanee Of Romeo and
JiH-t. 4 Wsrblehsad, the fair JulieSs question 10 the
eoIiIo0uv before taxing tho slsepins draG-"What Il
sbi- mix1ure do not work a. al p 1ss saaWsrsd BY an
urchin IN the pit-"fhsn taxa a dose OF pills. Ths
eject upon the audience can be imAginsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

= The black tongue has made its appear
anee in Fieksburg, snd is taking away many,
both white and black. 1! is taking off many Of
IA n;ti.sns
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a Sixty-one farmers have recently been re-
leased from the conseripi camp st Raleigh, N.
G., and sent home to cultivate their farms.
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A complimentary benefit has been rendered
BY ths cifseDs Of Mobile to Capt. 7. U. It'd
marsh, well known to the shsatrieal profession,
On the 25lh inst. BE is now in the Confederate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

n Misc. Sue Lowry, while riding out TO
Gently near CrawfOEdviIle, Miss, was thrown
90 violently As to endsngeT her life. 1t is feared
that even if she should survive, she viii lose
her sight.
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a The Mobile Tribsas gives The followinl

y Tn Mobile TribsRs gives the following
Is The quotations Of market, last week;
Flour $3.50 par bbl, corn "a to 81 so per
bushs' sogsr 50 to SO Per ID, sggs 81 50 TO So
$50 per dozen, fodder $40 Der hundred. bscon
50 70 50 so per IL butter s. 70 S. so. fresh.
beef 81. sosP 81 so to 81, soft so cents. salt
$50 TO $22 per bushel, cotton yarns $40 70 S65
according 10 numbers, sole leather $40 70 SI2
per ID, COW peas IS 80 10 Sc per bushsl, white
peas SI2 to $l5, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

a Mscsria, or Altars of Sacrifice" by
Miss Augusta J. Evans. is offered for sale al the
bookstores in Mobile at s. per copy. In At
lants the booksellers demand Sc
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ELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Association.

EGtsrso according 70 set II OonErssz "a ths year Is65,
By s. THEAsHER, In the Clerks ases Of the D-.
aaet Oourt q ne Oontsdsrats States for the Gsrth-
sFr District Of Georzia.
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HATS! HATS

N HOLBROOK Offers for sale. az uhslsaLs or
- . retail. a large lot Of hons made WOOL HATS.
Also, vii EfVs ia exchanges Ons Hat fer two pounds o.
CLEAN washed Wool
Wool esrded into Rolls 70 order-snd viii pay tie
highest essh prizes FOR Wool.
J. ~. HOLBROOE.
WhItshsll street.
anal In Atanra- a
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SEED PoTEToEs-We have jaEt recsived .
large consignment Of very superior Sweet POta-
toe Seed, in fine keeping. We win sell for less
than market value. Apply Immediately to
ap25-3. SEAGO, PALMER s. Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

"A Farmer" writing from Griffin, Ga,
on the important subject Of extOrtion, ought to
bsVe furnished Us with his name.
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q The work on ths Southern railroad is
progressing rapidly. The esrs aIo expected to
run to Brandon, Miss, IN q few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

n There are about 1000 Confedsrates i'm
prisOned at Rock island, Illinois. They are
treated with kindness.
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Chassansoxu
10 tAs AiI0eisssd Pres, Gorthl

CHATrAsoosA, April lG-Au Is quIst Il fha freuf.
and there Z ne ebsf o. in The sit1esaa Of the rebel lnss.
A rebel usutsnaat ard haY we -on-eommlssioned
oMcers sno pffgstea came into our Ilnes last nifht.
They report thas Hareaes corps Is ordered away from
Dalton, ana several trains had lst before thsT cane
Hsrs going 70 Virginia
IRE broke cut in the brick block adjoining The nil
itary puson here th7 Afternoon, sad three buildings
Jointly oceoPied by the quartsrmaztsr's and provost
mar5halE dsPartu8nts snd sanitary commission, we're
destroyed befors the progress q the IRE was stopped,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

= MOlasses is sold at 50 per pound in Rich
mouI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-26

AsI was passing along the main street to-day was
overtRken by a squad Of cavalry, ~escortins tWenty-one
Yankees, who had been picked mp about ten miles out
on the Cleveland road. There was oae lieutenant and
two or three ssrgeSuts among them. They were fun Of
fight and In for the war" After 4 brisf examination
By Col. Hill, to whose oaes they were first conducted,
they were conveyed to the guArdheuss TO Wait for
tranunnrfstion-
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~ Green pess were selling in Mobile las
week at So per quart.
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rnen aEr JonvsroN,s AREy.

The Sitsatt0H.
DALTON, GA, April q, 1864.
IN, pos,urs Of affairs here Just now IA merely con
,.s,ursbls. The snemy seems to Be MESSING troops
upon our lsf, end right tanks, by way Of Gunters land
Ing aod Cleveland bot conflicting reports come in
every day. Al gns time the Yankees are reported 70
be afaling back" and at another, you can hear the
most positive assurances q an Immediate advance. So
far as the army q concsrnsd, there Is no lack Of eona'
dsnce, and the general desire is that they may do
what they are going to do as soon IS possible"
Il SPY ~ Descrtsr.
About day brock yesterday morning. a man, clad In
q brown jeans oveP-eOat aud cavalry boots, was de-
serted by our outpost pickess, weaving along abypAih
toward Dalton. He Was arrested and brought IN uFOn
examination, he said that his name YVES Charles Car
pestsr, and slsimed to be 8 captain in Thomas corps.
He said shat he was tired o. the service Of Abraham
the Firsi-fhst be bad been ceurt mGEtialed for refusing
to commit Outrsgss upOn private eitiEsns-thst there
vxss no escape through the North, and be had chosen
an outlet through Dixie and hnally, that he would
give any pisdses thought 70 Be necessary for hs good
behavior. The evldsness are In hlS favor, but The pro
vost marshal general, eOOl- Ben. HIll)is cautious and
knows what he is about. Carpenter is q well looking
fellow, rather delicate, snd intslligsut BE sfron
Okfa
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quicksilver.

& LBS. Quicksilver for sale By
y P P. PEAgE.
ar22 g Psachsres street
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y The Aremen of Mobile are to be enrolled
and detailed as fremen, to remain in the city.
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a VicksbuIg is gsrrisOned almost entirely
by negroes.
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The health, bodily and mentally, Of the troops, Is
excellent. No such spirit ever ~PsrvAded their TANKS
before. Gen. Johuslen Is conceded the drst Of disei-
plinariAns, and when a Aght does come Of, the enemy
will feel the effect Of his splendid organization. TIE
late victories in Louisiana, North Carolina, Kentucky
and West Tennessee, ill the whole army with e1ultA
A. WAYERJY
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Master William Milten ; Or, q Y0uth
Of Brilliant Talents,
Who Was Ruined by Bad Luck

By the suthor Of Georgia SceneL"
4 BOUT $50 pages sesFo-NsN printed, with usas
"a paper C~oFer-arittsn Ia Judge LonEatreets best
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