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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
ooLeATE,s aoaEY SOAP.
LaughIin's E1PsctOtant Syrup

For Coughs, Colds, Group, whooPing Cough use the
KXPEOrORANT SYRUP
We GUARANTEES the most speedy relief BY ming the
KXPECTORANT SYRUP
ThS annoyance Of eOItAnt Coughing il stopped BY
USING fHR EXPBCToRANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify 70 the great sxoellsnes OF the
KXPBCFORANT SYRUP.
Dtmculty Of Breathing is rsIiSvOd by the
KXPBCroRAET SYRUP.
Inaamnation Of the Lung il cured By the
KXPECCORAgT SYRUP.
Children can zSs without fear the
KXPBCToRANT SYRUP
Asthaa, Bronchitis and 6ensrAl IrrEtiOn Of the
ThroGt il cured by the
KXPECCORAHT SYRUP.
Price IS CORGS. Prepared only by
SSb2o LAUGHLINs BUEHTIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
ERESH REEE


S-1jt stStsI serving in tie Sd Dvizon. Department
If West VfrEfniR- and stationed Al Charleston
Fayettsvins, GauIey Bridge, Camp PiAt+ &c- WeSt
virginia - follows, VIZ
For Eve mouths. such less tine IS the Com
,irSarv General may direct. and subject to his ap
1roVnl commencing the 94Jh ltwenTF- fourth dsy
II September 1854 and ending on the 24th twenty
forrth1 day Of February, 1858
sad Beef 70 be steers mot Bulls, stAgs- Hsifer1
~ CoII four ysarS old. and over, 70 weigh net each
At islIr SEQ i've hu0dredl pounds
The B. ef % be sound and wholesome, with necks
Ghnpks. and kidney GalloW excluded IN equal pro-
portiDns Of fore and hind quATerS and % Be IN Hucn
6nHntrea usually three times per Wsekl A. may be
eTiRuated BY the Chief C0rumisAry Of the Division
me Contractors will be required 70 keep a. agent
with a sufficient supply Of Beef Cattle constantly
within supplying distance OF the troops
a bond IN the penalty Of SO, 900 evenly thousand
doIErI) viii be required, with two good sur1faeA-
49, individual responsibilities for the above sun
uIt be shown BY the ohciAl certificate Of The CLERK
- the nearest Curt Of Record Of the United States
District Attorney.
ProDosals from firm musr specify the names and
pIidencss Of All persons composing It, and each pro-
r-.I must be accompanied BY the oath Of allegiance
Of the parry parties also oy eertloeAIe o. ne
S-TonllbiIiry above referred To- Also BY written
1uarrnntee signed BY the party or parnes MAKING
~ hid. the whole liking four separate papers. ior
-hirb forms vii be furuilhed Application y mail,
tsIe1Tnph or in pers0n, Al Of which should De en-
-.II-s5 s.aIed and endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Rssf" and directed 60 the undersigned ~ CumOer'
p PI ~ 70 be made in Treasury Notes Euch
other Government Funds ~ may De on handsr l
,one On banda 70 be made soon ~ recaiTed
me bid cath Of AilegiAnea, csrtinGAte Of respon
ufoiIitv and Eunrautss, must be In d1phc2ta-
mo f-oVsrnnent reserves 70 Itself the right .
rsioct any or AL BIDS, dssmed unreAI51lels
Captain and C. s.
,-n1a.d Chief c. s Dept OF West Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

Bosroz, Sept. Isth.-The schooner Mary
B. smith, which arrived At Beverly on Sat
urday. represents she spoke on the IN OF
September, in latitude 44s4O lonEitade 50;
so the fishing schooner Wm- & LOrett, OF
Marblehesd, who reported that 70 miles 70
he eazt4ard saw four or i've vessels on
ere. and that there vas 3 pirate on the
Banks, and that she, the LJvett, got
under weigh immedistslys to get clear Of
her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

~REEUGEE NoTIcI.-James " Grow,
OF Augusta couAty, Va, who left home in
March last, is informed that his wife, Mary
s. Grow, has arrived at Beverly, Randolph
county, in destitute condition aud de-
zires TO learn her husbands whereabouts.
Address sTIas z. Edgar, Hospital Steward,
at Beverly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
Last Nights Report.
Destructive Fire.

INV YozK, Sept lsth--A fire broke
out this morning At half past three o'clock,
in Wood Bros. carriage depository, $50
Broadway. The building vas also oecu-
Sled by Burys, Morwin Co., book auc-
tioneers. The building and stock Of
Burys. Morwiu / Co. are = total loss.
Wood Bros carriages we're saved Total
loss about $3.50, 900, Of which Burys, Nor
win Co. ars principal loOsers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

NGu TozK, Sept Is.-Fas ConnerciaIS
Washington special says:
The report that Sherman's troops are
passing through Washington 70 reinforce
Grant, vas caused By the movements Of
large numbers OF western recruits cToEding
the railroads in this direction. Sherman
has plenty of work cut out for ais men n
another direction.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
Guerrilla Operations.

WAsHHsToS, Sept IsIh--GaerrilIas are
sill operating in the counrry around Alex
audris- Several nights ago they made 5
descent upon . farm or Z miles south Of
that city, carrying OF , horses THIS Is
the third raid made 81 guerrillAs On this
aeizhborhood during the past ten dAys-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
New YORK Money MARKET.
NV 7osx, sept Is.

Money-Mors active, ~ : per cent
Stsrliug-Ia better request, 81 I0s to
IOet.
G5Id-More active a11 Sruer; opening
81 225. declining 10 223E Advancing 70
2251 declici1E 70 225s Advancing 10 2263
declining 10 224i sud closing az 2253.
Government Stockz-FIru
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

san FRAscIsc5. Sept Is.-AdTices from
Mexico. say the blockade Of Manila has
been raised and Communication win the
interior opened, and the territory Of Gala
ma has become part OF the Empire. Al
resistance 70 the Empire has ceased
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
RKmAL MoTICEs.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
TkisfuvaluabIs medicines Il unfAiIfng n the curs
a An thoss painful End dangerous diBsassl incident
70 the female constitution
It moderates an ezcssses and removes An OBJ
Etructious, from Whatever cause, and speedy ere
nay b rsIisd On
TO MARRIED LADIES
II IL peculiarly suited It viii, in . short ttne,
bring IN ths monthly period vita regularity.
CAUTION.
ThGBI Pills should not be taken By females tia;
pregnant during the FIksT THREE MONTHS, -
they are sure 20 briag On Miscarriage bat AZ every
other time, AID IN every other eAss, they Are per-
fsctiy SafA-
IN Al easss Of nervous and Spinal Afsctonk Pains
IN the Back and Limba, HeAEiusIA, FGtig1s aight
axsrrion PuIptrar1on Of the Heart LOEusGs o. SpLr
ia Hyu-srics, Sick HsSds he, wines, and Al the
painful diseases occAsioned By dscrdsred system,
thess PIIs viii effect cure when Al other means
have fAiied-
Fan directions IN the pamphlet around each pack
aEa, which should be preserved
soid by AL DruggiBtI- Price Ons Dollar Per
bOrtle,
sole United stStsS Agent
JOB NOSES, - c0rtlGndt ST., y Y
y. R-SLO0 and Eix postage stamps enclosed 70
any authorized Agent VIII insure bottle containing
over my Pills By rssurn mall GuSO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

FARTHIR PoIsr, SePt.20.-The Hiberuia
from Liverpool 70 The sth, via Loudouder-
y 70 the 9Th instant, passed here this eve
ming. The sdviees are two days later
Il Is runored that Austria Il about 70
recognise the kingdom of Italy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
Tin,Copper& ShestIfon Ware

"ATISG increased " sAzIities for the nauz-
IL hcEC7s Of the Aoovs Erllclea- prepared
= al Al orders promptly. and - chsAP. 1heApe
thar GAa be BAD A. any -ther h0uss n t1s city
keep TIE latest patterns q s-OF ~ beth Y 600 md
Coal, AID vi UArrEuf every Stove Al PrepArs1
- Go ~ k1nds OF lob orE n sheet Iron Aad Ia.
Eod VII give sch JOBS ny pe-s01Al arleuEI11-
spo1-nE G1d GrserinE q Al EiodH EBFs lad
Cope and Brass EstEi=s sn1 Frut CA1sof tas bsEt
KIND also Vs-y casap- Merchants aud -th=rs TssIf-
l1z ne KY Vii &c vel - give Ne call
jsS q p CALDF XII
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

%Tzz RITzR WAS falling yesterday
with about seven feet water in the chan
uel The guuboat Alice passed down yes
terday for Cincinnati The regular pack
cts arrived and departed as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

~bsULTrSG A LADE.-On Saturday
evening man by the name of Johnson
was arrested by officer Richardson for in
sulting q worthy lady on Main street, he
was taken before Aid. Dulty and committed
tn iail
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
BIanksI BlankslI

-z,.v. nov ea hand aid are ready 70 supply
M ~ 9semTpds for Blank Exscutions, Summons
~ ztr.uns. printed on coed paper Ihe8e
- rsrs rotten up Gnd approved By Daniel
sA1SSl p nd are n accordance with the late
LSIe, = 81. orders srs rsspeer4aBy soiie5ts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

~A Row took place near Bridgeport
OF Saturday evening, during which man
BY the name Of Eeelaud had his jaw badly
broken By stone thrown by q man named
Atkinson. We have no particulars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
las DzAFr Toz PLEAsAsrs CoUSTE


=, RzsULr.-The draft for Peasants
.--Drv lock place yesterday at the front
- # the Court House. As soon IS 1t
-. Known tbar the drawing had commen-
= mite 8 large crowd collected about
....bssI. and Il WAS with some diSculry
tine iookers-on could be kept at =
mr. distance. The operation Is very
lie and easily understood. The names
n ,ersouz il q sub district liable to the
-. are plsced il the wheel The wheel is
E.,. rur1ing, only stopping to allow a per-
rho is Embodied to draw out a card,
--,-b i banded to the Commissioners of
=. Bos-d. Who reads the name cut, and it
=. -s,sr5gd by the Clerks. If twenty men
-s,ufred f5r q district forty are drawn
me bu1drsd per cent. The list of twenty
-.ns.s rst drawn will be FIRST exhausted.
-..ssv vr07e rot to De fl for service, then
nHciszt number is taken from the
rvspr- lsz5 drawn TO make up the COM
,IamspL The best of humor prevailed
among the crowd, which was chiefly COM
-,.-5 of ilsfntereztsd citizens of Ohio CO.
There vas little squad of young men
,rs.sut rom Peasants, however, Who
naked very anxious. and who listened
v--r gttsntively sg the names were called
mi. The reading of the names was gen.
s-sr7 greeted with such EXPLANATIONS SIS,
gov srg you, George?' I'm sorry for
r.,sI.= Itwss said OF Mr.. Outward, who
rs drawn, hat he would soon be outward
bo.ad. and of Mr. Winger that he would
.oou De u the wing These little pleas
a1ries sppsared 70 afford much suuse-
usnt to the residents of Ohio county, but
icy we're not appreciated BY the squad
I'M Peasants. With the latter It was
very serious matter One man from
Peasants, Who vas present when his name
Ess called, said that was just his luck.
LAST year he was resident Of Ohio and
vas drafted there, and paid his eOmnuta-
ton.
The following il a list of the drafted
nan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

GR0WERN on BARLBY.

I'D WT|VT " HL8U VI DAN8LAN 4
T9F MAILING AND BREWING SEASON
a h11 commenoed, ready 70 Purrhhse Bar
IgV - usual e my Brewery, and E1l Pay the hiRn-
ct market price - 6Ao ". sAA1a-
a VFRY INV, MAT, CLAN I CONVENIENT
~ PRESS for eaDesing HsVanue Stamps can &c
81 AZ NIchoIi BroG- VET1Ety Store CAu and see
Il Over 80 600 tmp10aIions en- Be made without
ru,swinE ths Ribbon HPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
Oniona Wantad.

7 WISH % purchase from one h1nd9d - tres
hundred bEssllsls Of god ullrEatAB38 O13oGl, d.
THOs. HoRHBRooK.
wishing, wa. Ang. q, Is6t--f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
IOHM g LAKIN-

TBueesssor 20 WhssIer / LAkrn-
WILL RBCEIVE AND HATR OPEKD F0R
w inspection EharSdHy, HArrh 2Slh- . ~
Gnd vel selected AEIorGmeufGf
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also zouPlstsasso-tnszt Of GKSELKNKS's FCE-
HIEHEG GOODS
he patrons Of the old Era- sd ne P1bhe Il 90
Gal -sspectfuIly invited - eAl and eZA11le NJ
Gtock bsfrs AkfnE eir Purrhh1a1 - intend aal-
fuz e snail uroftH 20 cAah sd PruUPE Purc11larL
ThautfuI Ter the parronAEs bsEt0Isd EpoE tse cd
- 7 --ls-sr /. .gI-furnace q the tor the
--r-iifIh-se1r JOIN 2 LAKIN, NeEShAu- IGfl1r,
Ne Io1 Man 81 WhssliEE- Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, sept -
Flour-DuH, and bat little export de-
maud; extra family SIl 50dl2 90.
Wheat-Firu= new red 81 5512 80, old
81 IS, white 81 T5a2 50.
Corn-DuIl; yellow 81 70GI -
Oats-Firm- yellow soc.
ProVIsious-Q1iet-
Pork-Qaiet: ness S4Iz42.
Lard-QGiet, at 254
PstroleuD-D1Il: crude z3a45e, refined
II bond TOa75c, do free s5G5Sc.
Whisky-Dull, 81 81 SAL 81
Beef CattIs-Dun; sales 81 7GI5ic per
pound
Sheep-Firu, At 6Gs8c per pound
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Sept IS.
Flour-Deeliaing family SI5-
Whess-Stesdy; red 3 45z2 8.
Corn-DeeGaing; white : i 5sGl ss-
Whisky-Frm, at 81 ssS.
Cofse-Dul; Rio nominal A. +4s45--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
saddles, Harness, trunks &c
EHoLKsALEG REAu-

WHOLESALE 3 RkIA4L-
+ zEPPARD No-Is1 Man Street corner
81 Union VII conEz1s . keep On hand aLl-geE1d
sIsrs su.orzuasnT Of Al AE-sclsGIa hlI line,
n 5f LasieI' and 5ert4eEoe1 Sa6dlsa Atns CoArna
aG7els TrurkI TAlioss, CzrPss Bag, BGtehelB, Gel
la-H HAnsE- WhIpa- *
would respectfully Gall Attention % ny stoek- asd
E-uEr by s=ricE attention and prumptnell, Rar1f
Uuzr-uEzzcs Of the pubic pGrronAgs
Al kinds Of rspart1E promptly d01a. Hld II pre-
- mEnnsr J. ,. EHEPRARD-
usuls - III Nltz Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

ElG-14=4h4A&-
E-sdv Lanastera, Joshua Lamp,
E.1r-. D stout, Joshua r RErrencurTer
vsIis-a Locke, Abraham Ruttencuiser,
-as. & LOs ke- CALVIN Campbell,
Y ...isu n sewers, Robert stanly.
gB-psy Rzynolds, Albert A Stephens,
Sylvester = isou. Thomas q Hart,
[.-1S Morgan. Paul King.
T-eaer-ck shAfer, AudrsE n Sscknau,
I'm T-rdou. John " GsIrsIL
gs-sulsh AuCuae- JlssphAason4
Jsbn Kelly. John Arn-
EtBfaru c -utTEnCErcer. IEaae Holland,
-nauas ! BtrkhInsr, Benz ann secEnAa,
10Th Rice, JOseps Reynolds
.g-z-s1Gh. Jacob Specs.
..z5s I.1ufrs. Jacob ". Dea1h,
serzs rcEsHne, John Hart
C-sllz- tiezner heubeu Wright.
Iss4s Cox. Geo v Reynolds, j.,
J7=zph 5Jcks1An- John higSs,
Eizs 7. saE-srneid, David Cunningham
zaD sUB-DIsTslCI.
VILLAIN wilson. Samuel g HAumst,
zE-v=y E=zd=rsbot- John Brysoo,
T-D== K aob-as0a- Marion CIcnrAa-
William Malone JostP pm bTOSn-
william Robinson, Francis N irwin,
Esae= Cs-usy. A=Enaa Wilson,
De Bo1er EeorEs = HAuneG
Lewis lbansT Charles Robinson,
F..Isa LutNsrd, DAyl- RaS son
s-=-f z S-s-er- Daniel CoroAn-
IL 6 = rz-er Charles l. - Odd,
E=lrzs 2 " =smAn- David Greg,
L=a-l . smith, Jsooo LScisy,
W;IlIz1a Eesrer ASrAn joy,
.sa5-s Kew IOIds, JChn " Norris
s-.-1n q v =Is Emanuel smith
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
NEW FIRM.

UIHR undersigned have this day formed 3 CO
Il 11rr1erTfTn uuder the arm nan eof L @ FROST
{ CO. IS SUCCESSORS 20 Pryor Z Frost Al present
Al So p and . Main Gs-est, but VII occupy the
new varehouEas Nos Is II and I9 Main street, now
being built for than about the first Of December
ngxt LEONARD C. FROsE,
Nj H6BIK-
Wheeling. Au-uut asd, 1884 Bsp8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
RaefI ReefII

oFFICE CHIEF 5. DEPT. OF WEST VA
CUHnEELAxo, No sept oh. ls64-
CRALFD POPOsALs viii be received from hrst
= hnudE cit zsns loyal 60 tie Government OF the
limited statss until e u, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
Ta.h 1874 oDIv for Furnishing AL he
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20
G. ". JOHNSON & SON,

G.. W. JOHNSON & SON,
ManuEherureTB OF Copper. Tin Hud
Sheet Iron Ware.
"ATISd AYAILED OCRSELFEs CP ALL TEl
Il improved facilities better PIE z-s-
5hEl = I'll A. orders for any article
lhs above line Of bCslnssa- FaIIiea aad CuadzcrcrI
zaade order Steamboat YORK done = rEszaz
ia aa6 EorE-nAnIfks manner We Are aou pzytnz
this braaca q ne ErE1e- and
EzArHutee Es=isfAr-ion IL ever ps-risuLAE- p
Fhoiesaie Dealers o6eE rn--ce-nc1-= thAr
zE1nor be found elseTherE- O1r ssocE q "a !
s1mpsts- and the Ess0rEaert - FIJI Al tine Es
Keep stock Of thelhrssE and apruye1 CATERS
q Coal and Wood Stoves hand 81 tine
8. Y JOENS1N = stE-
SG-ZTs MAKE -zz=e.
tyI-dkWFf Th-esIEE =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-20

Heps
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-09

The ATHsTieaR QHsstioH-SPeeek Of Mr.. Poebpek
the Emperor Macmillan Terrible Iannda.
ties IN EngLGRd-Ad5GRes IN tAs C0ufsdsrat.
LoGs, etc.
From the files of papers with dates from Liv.
erpeol to the 10Th ult, we get highly interest.
ing batch of news. We give q summary of n.
SPEECH OF Mr.. RoEBUCK ON THE AMERIc.u
WAR.
In the House of Cemmona IN The Ya,h 81
March, Mr. Roebuck said: -" u
81, have question to put to the uobIe lord
the FlTst Minister, which / am yerv sn-;or,
that he should himself answer. I viii n-sesoa'
this question with two preliminary stassr,a.."
The tlrst Is that my honorable and learned fa,,S
the Solicitor General, informed this Hon.s ~,
her Msjesty's Government were pyepsrsd 10 :.
monstTase with the Government Of tba To.st.S
crate States on their employment of s0a1t. =,
this country for Illegal purposes. l would -r.. :.
gest TO my honorable and learned friend tb.t ii
vas spesking about matter which was 80 -
dice; that be spoke not merely in his ovln = -
son, and that person one to whom v,a an ~. -
very great respect, but in the char.cta-. ~ S~y
great Law officer. And not only that h,t -,
his side sat the Attorasy General. ana - -, sy
quite clear that he spoke the opinion of 49, |
Attorney General Moreover, he yTas ~. =. 11' sas
member of the ministry who spoke on th.s ~
casion, SO that be might be supposed 10 - ~
organ of the Administration In himssIf % rTI .s's
nAtteT on which he spoke was then under the
sonslderAaon OF tne iaW-courtS, and he express
I'd distinctly an opinion upon It. think Il
would have been wiser If he had abstsined Al.
Ogether tem any expression Of opinion on q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-09
ANIMAL. CONVENTION OF TIE CON
FEDKBATE PRESS.

The Press Association of the ConfedeTate
States closed its first anniversary meeting, In
Augusta, At late hour Thursday night after
busv but agreeable session of two days. About
thirty journals were represented in this reunion
which was very much the largest yet convenedi
and, in their intercourse with each other, We
feel confident the delegates found nothing to b
regretted, but, on the contrary, much that vii
be cherished. The weather was fne-sverJ
arrangement had been made BY the city author
ties, hotels, citizens, and the local press, to con
tribute to the comfort of the visitors; and every
member appreciated the kindnssses shown, and
each will remember this visit to Augusta IS one
of the most agreeable events of his usually
monotonous professional life.
The proceedings, as published, are not 81
eomplets or correct in every particular as VI
would desire to present Of SO important = con
vention, therefore, we shall wait the appearance
Of the official report. This fault was unAvoidA
bic in the press of business, but = corrected re
port will be forthcoming.
The officers elect for the ensuing year are sE
follows: Prssident-W. G. CLARK, Mobile
Register and AdUertissT. Secretary and Treas
urer-N. S. MORSE, Augusta CkreHiels ana
SsHtiHsl. Directors-G. w. BARNES, Augusta
COEstitHtionaliss A. F. CRUTCHFRLD, Peters
burg ErYTsssi Mr.. SHANNON, Meridian CtGT-
sos F. G. DE FOBTAIEE, SOHA CaroliHiGH t;
f. NJ PAUL, Rebel, and MIR. FULTON, of the
Raleigh Progrsss The new board held its first
session Yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-09
The Red River K.p.a,,,s..

correspondence OF the 81. Louis RePubhcanl
AT SEA, ON BOARD FLAG SHIP Fort d.
RUssEY, Tuesday March 10 TO understand
the importance of the great expedition up the
Rsd river, It is necessary to review the mill
taTy situRtion in the Beginning Of March
Sherman had returned to Yieksburg from his
grand bat disappointed raid into Mississippi,
and instead of directing his forces toward No
bile, the point of the greatest and almost the
only position Of vital concern to the rebels, he
detached portion Of them to Gen. Banks as
sistance, who, Is appearsahsd predetermined on
scattering OF demolishing the force IN West
Louisiana
Il is altogether probable that something in
the seasons had dietsted this choice 10 General
Banks. For example,, the Rad river Is only high
enough to be nayigabls by the largest vessels
during this month and the next, while ths tsSk
of taking Mobile is cns which might be uudsr-
taken ss any time, though it Is unaeeountsblv
strange thas il wss not begun in December in
stead Of May,
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Unity oFIACTION.

We have accomplished no little during the
var, when what we have done, wrings from
our hated foe the unwilling confession that we
are stronger than ever, and more unitsdly deter
mined upon resistance. To hsve forced thls
acknowledgment is TO have done much, esPe-
.isIiv when we remember the interruptions and
braeenrt character of the enemy. Indeed every
thing that Is laudative IN language is expended
IN Communications Of The courage and endurance
of cur army, and Of the rssolution and concord
Of our people, by the Yankee press. These Gby
and partial Outdrippings of truth bear on their
face an earnest of what is TO come, and readily
oonvince the thoughtful reader that fAE away in
the great heart Of the North is chained down a
fun conviction Of the hopelsssness Of their sue
cess in this unholy crusade against & noble
race. We must extract from thsm an acknoUl-
sdgemeat that such is their conviction. How
can we do 90 7 The path is PlHin-unity Of &C
ton. Everywhere the enemy are preparing for
ths campaign that viii soon open. It will be
the most gigantic effort that tyranny has ever
made, 10 crush freedom. Their assaults upon
ne viii not be humsnized By sny of the virtue,
She leniencs, or the courtesy Known to civil
ized people, bat, on the other hand, will be
marked by everything that is diHbolical IN IN
fanny, and complete In vandalism. To meet
successfully this tide Of aggression will call for
the exercise Of ali our energies. We mast have
no jATgon in council, no jealousy in the field, or
ill-tinsd conflicts between central and State
authorities We must dedicate our property,
our energies, our lives, our 81 TO the
cause. We must forget that we are
citiEsns Of any particular State, while
in the fullness Of the confederation we have
made, only the sehieYemsnt ef our indePen.
dsnes Is seen. Let this contamination be the
aim Of all, and in order to effect it let no sAer-
fes be deemed too great. Senseless wrsng-
lings over obsolete questions Of Political econo-
my, involving the Capitalization Of power, OF
the sovereignty Of the States, should cease.
Let the cause-the wsr-commaRd our time,
our conversation. Let resistance, determined
resistance, be seen everywhere. Let the timid
be inspired with courage-let ali who are sble
fy to their country's standard and /" to Erms,
TO Arms ys braves be TssOunded through the
lARd. By united effort we can easily shield |
our capital against the legions Of Grant, dis |
hssrtsn the North, confuse the succession to the
presidency, and do much to sugendsr an IN
Fuly strife between the factions ct the North, /
and place ourselves uPen the certain road to
peace. Our people are familiar with al the in
eentiVes to resistance that have grown up from
the infsmy Of the enemy Our cities have |
been sacked, our women insultsd, our places Of /
worship dssscratsd. The Had of our woes is |
written in . chsrred and dssolAted land. Incl |
ted by remembrance Of what We have suffer |
ed, and nsrved by the evil designs of the enc
my, our brave defenders will yet teach them
that "the way of the trsnsgressor is hard"