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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22
RAsF TENNKssER.

We hsve been kindly permitted, says the
Register, to make sxiraets from letter dated
January 10, 1854, written BY a Tennesseaan
new at Dalton to his correspondent in Atlanta.
He eslas from upper East TOEnsssse, and
passed through Monroe and MsMinn copntiss 6
There were ne Yankees at Athens except 3
few gtI&gglers, tho Federal regiment heretofsTs
there having lsft, and was then at RicsVillo I
was in McAinu week. Travelled IN Daylight,
nsd on the public roads We we're armed and
expected 10 give the enemy fight, Il we should
mse: them. We were reported to Yankee head
quarters, sud scouts sent After us. They have
betn very severe upon 0UT people, taking every
thing .hey oould fad, especially meat ard
horses. They took al y0ur meat szespt th1ee
or fcur pieces They lsit two OF yeGr hcfses.
The Yankees treated - and - equal as
bad as 6outbernoTs. tank many Of the Union
men would welcome back cur army 20 Essi
I Tennessee. I was one night in liadisonville.
/ W G. Jared were than any one else. AL Of
/ bis meat WIS taken, and everything eatable
A6oat his house. They took iweE E:y-ssyen t.
haceo bpxes from hisa.
There is 4 brigade Of Yankees a. CbsTlsston
| and HiBH 5sse is piekeled up 20 tho msEn:sias
/ Oee regiment is az Lou3on. No oshars betwseE
rhs fivsrs. A few Rl MaFvvile. L is Toporte'
/ tsst provost msYsbal's 1ice was 20 hs epepe,
( It d MldisonVili5, and shEl IrcpoTiant Sam Hen
I 5srson viii bs 10 saTshRl. Tbs UpieR Hsl
/ re very ls-aeh lIiFbteaed, expecting Tsid
/ fsYy men eSuld easily clear lover Tennessee 0
All tie Yankees"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22

hays reoei7ed for them through he criminal
negligence Of the town or local saihon.ies,
OF the many hunlr men now upon BkcT's
ialsnd and in other dspois. it Is alleged, and
with strong presumptive proof that they have
net received az average, - tho easSide, Of one
hundred dollars osch Of the bounty, thus allow
ing the handsome margin Of four huudfec thou
sand dollars to be divided amongst ths brokers'
and such others as they may have 70 divide with.
It is high time ihst G9vsFnInent eh9Uid intss-
fsrs TO put IN end 70 his system, which, if IN
checked viii make car s0l6isIy hereafter be
known as the "nost noble amy Of cripplssp
Half dezen Of the volunteer brokers should
se soEt to F5rt Lafayette 10 commence vi b;
aud, II it can bs proved that any officers Of tho
Government have bsen in completely vita tksn,
those traitors in uHifsTm sheuld bo either roasted
alive or made bfigsdisr- generals. It never was
easier 30 pFocae recruits Of the best kind, fair
ly sRd honorably, If only jUsl system be sdopt-
ed in their proeuTement. Thousands of hearty
and patriotic young plcn are wiling 20 enlist If
sppgoassed IN proper manner. But under the
system as nov adminisicEsd-sRd It ia muen
wcTse in the New England S.asss--the brokers
can obtain more foT come tipay, broken down
unfortunate whom they eet dsfssai out Of
nIne-tsnsbs Of bis bounty, than they can hope
to receive from q sober, slesr headed. a. Volun-
teeT, wEo goes iHts he service vita his eyes
open ard anxious to leave behind hin when
quitting home come provision for lhe supper.
Of his family. For bis exoItioas in this matter,
Gen Dix deserves the thanks Of the enliro eoa-
nulity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22

position to is All tho papers here sTe against
il With high esteem for mr. Miles, l niEst
5Gy his degenss wss feeble in tn extreme. TIE
oil is dead. It may interest you to knew, that
as originally drawn, It exempted nobody what
sverr except such ss She secrs.ary cf War
who, l hear, has been consulted By the frainer
ef the BIZ, aRd expressed his Willingness to
assume The dietatoTial powers which tie bill
proposed TO confer en- him nomicslly, bat on The
President in fact, for ths President has absol uts
csniFsl Of the War DEPARTMENT, and is supreme
thars-might choose 70 favor. "Tho ofiseTs Of
.hs Conled6rsfs and Stats Goveransats" was
an AFTER thought, as The inserlineaiiOn ef ihe
original bill zhoSed. II il bad been presented
in this sh Pc il could net have lived momsnt.
Congress had no idea Of permitting itself 20 be
consogibsd. Mark that.
But the bill Is dead, and it is well FOR the
country and the Government. asRiismen who
knew the maehinery, which works II 5esTss sos
sion. declare thLt ia the beginning theEe was
great danger that the bill would ru,h through
both Houses just as the repeal Of the Eubgtitute
bill bad deRs. OuE liberties ere safe, yei awhile,
thank Heaven! But if tho next Cosgrsss Is !o
be wesksr sRa worse than the present, ss know
ing ones aver, then We m1st be On eur gusr1
/ think, though, the new members from . eer-
tain State arc more likely TO iomsHt eisss1sioR
than 70 exsibit the EubssrYionce Of their pfsi1-
aesseEs. The time Is at hRrd when cur Govern
msnt nust exhibit s.asssIDanship that deseFyss
the name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22

Wa vero plsseei 70 lnees with Captain SsI1
B,rd, oFtbe ab0vs command, Q lew days since
.nd learn from hin thsl the GREATEST cheerful
Eess sud enthusiasm prevails il Gen Johnst6n's 5
old departneut. now under command Of Lient- :
Scr. Polk. Tko soldiers Of ihsl, command,
while hey deeply regret TIE loss OF their reble
chief Ia The person Of ibs gRllaIt Johnston,
hail with snlhnsiAam and the Ba5aisst demoa-
s.ratiors Of essoou7 and confidence, tie sdvsnt
cf their new commander, Ger. Polk. Few nlen
have basn 50 f5r.u1ate as GsR. PolEin seeurng
ihs rssoect ssid -cnnf3ence Of ihose under bis
c.fnulsud. Nor e lhls remarkable. Combin-
ing as CO. Polk does tho attributes Of The
Christian gent ssaBa with tbs lalens and enter
ptiss Of TIE succescfVl military leader, bis men
cannot hels loving him, and We snail s[Psst 8
good report Of thst gallant little stray when he
time for active oPerstioHs opens. We mAy stAse
parentheticsily that Capt Bard, who has been
transferred 70 Cen Polk's stai4, hsI succeeded
I beyond the mos. sanRuiEs ezpectations IL
tie mission 10 which be was asaiEnsd ssy-
eral weeks since by Gen Johnst 4. Over f6o
thousand blankets and a. naKy suits Of cloth
ing have beoR Tlasfa by bic sgsney, and will
ere lore srrve It theis place Of dssdnstiOn.--
/. cs,smbus SNn.
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gTsBWe 70 Jsh. Davis, unless i nay turn out
70 involve tie absndorme1t OF Richmond and
Virginia. Ia that event, With the junction OF
Lse's Virginia army, regulars and guefrillls,
with L1ugssreet, end wiih al these iosees cPe-
rating getheT, with Joe jafnston heavily rein
forced, az he doubtless will be BIZ = sweeping
couscTipiion, they may give to General Grant
abundant employment. Cat of from their con.
fsdeTatss Bofth OF TeuBesses and west Of the
Mississippi, We fully believe that the only rs-
msining chance to The rebel chiefs 1T Richmond
fer an oysTwhelnirg concentration Of their linz
tied forces is the Abandonment Of Richmond !
fJr iu relinquishing the other end Of .heir line
their already divided and dismAnslsd Confeds-
rAey will be at once cut IL two between Chslsa-
neogs and Charleston.
Asit is p5ssible, then, that tbs rebel leaders
msy be preparing fer the evacuation Of Bieh-
mond and Virginia, under the presSnTe OF thsiI
desperate necessities, and wish the hepe OF re-
turning again alter tie overthrow Of Grants
aFmies, " would urge this view OF the susJect
upon the special attention Of the Government
We would specially urge during the winter
such Vigilsnf IecOnnoissspces tToE the kieh-
mond peninsula and lrom Norfolk il the diEeo
ii0n Of the Southern roads communicating with
the rebel capital, &C will keep the Government
well informed of The ansEy's movements IL
tbss quarter, and lk fie their designs, 80 far as
they invelvs a steslthy evseaa.ion Of yirglNia
lhe rebellion can be utterly demolished BY
Gen. Gran! in tho spring If the War ofdee car
only ccnHive during lhs winter TO keep within
sight Of the army OF Lee, Or to hold the rebel
Government at Richmond.
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TIE si.ss sf Chsrlssssa.

sinca our lac. issue The bom5a-dment cf ths
city hzg Progressed Biih0ut iH,err1issioa and
vita incItastd vi5lenss Oao hzndrsd and
ior.y-one shells wSr5 thsovu up to 67s 0'glsck
Friday afternoon. Fsom tLat tine sail fFs
o'clock Saturday Uorning ire number Of ahalts
thrown vas one huGdTs3 and sighfY-hiEs. On
Saturday,, a. 70 forty Eve minutes past sight
in The eFsuing, the enemy cred enc hundred
and foT!y-ons shots Tls 5aasaEe caused By
this fie, As usual, has bse5 compl sssiygiY tri-
hrg. TIE Only casasiiT of wblel Fs kaVs
EeaTd vas OLe rsn siiE1tly WOUNDED
Il zsY.ssFiEg tie operations Of tEs week, vs.
Ead that fEo4 Monday n5rnirg % SstuIazy.
night, insiR=iTe, she ereuy hss fred cDs thou-
sand and eighty-f5U1 shois AZ iha ely. Ahous
dark ass evening the fsing was very hes7Y,
and i siiil s5n,i1uss IS we SO 70 pTssI- Our
batteries hsvo joined taeir hoaTss Voices in ~
general zs,lee OF heavy srfieTY, and keep up =
b-isk zotuTn Gre. Tls Ya1koes on Morris
Island are still busiiy q; g'osk upon the giseis
st Battery Gregg, aid aro baulirZ Eremcziiion
20 isas pest and t1 Cummings pcius.
Ins enemy naval u9gsnsnLs are peTasns.
worth nothing. On Sataftssy q prepsiler a.ssa12r
fTom the bar ssel zsing nsTshHsrt; also FiFcr
steamer, laden 0i.h troops aad hGvins iEo
baT2es IN tcw, a,so going EioIshssrd Tia dss-
tinaiiOa Of these vessels is nCt known. Pfcba-
blT ihs troops tley eoEtaired were cispaiehe3
- HlaAo isdellii' s1AhcS q 7uula Pl-AA A45lE
the coast The huge snd powerful steam fsig
ate Wabash hss lsfs this port A small sailing
5s0op OF var nov occupies lser pace. We iesrn
that d.era has been "A ineTtass in The numbor 81
ysssels IN S.ouO bay A tspsgch fion HaTdse-
vile brings Trustworthy isteligehce that the
sus7ay river steamers scd tugs are busy, pig
ink betEesn s. Helena srd Hilton Hes3.
An goes vel a. For. }Ens5r. On Friday
lsss P-ivRto O. ". Dauesn, Of company i.
37Ih SJash Carolina volunteers, died sn35eniy
al that post, Of eengss iou Of ths lung and
brain fovcr- Also q negro, f;om tbs same esgss.
HcTcuTg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-22

There can no longer Be azg d0ubt tha. q ca
bal Of Tsi.ors IN E1rth CsToiins, irsfzatRd snd
Ted BY tbs Raleigh SaEHazTd and PF0grss are
actively engaged in an ef0ri 70 separate that
S sto irom The C1afs5sracjr. and 70 place is
again q. the feet Of Yankee dominion. This
design has heen ioug bslisEed 1y-us, 5ut tho
traitors engaged init have irs.b prudential con
sideFssi5rs, s0UEet 20 keep IL elEcesled from
pgbHe visa tbss tSsy might the Hoge success
fully and insidiously eeTICPs .hs people Of thst
gallant State. and lay the fonssti5a ior tbeir
ultimate wcTk C0Bc-shnana is- nov no leHgsr
desired. by them sgsa we're is tSsger P0ssbie.
They n5E GpcHly pfcclsim hG tACY srs tor
pcars zen any ie-ms," Gud Z S,ate e5nVsnsicn
IS called 20 iEEus CTate Pescs usasuFts TEsy
boast ,has tie people oi NegiE carolina ase via
sem ia sa1-inent and puTposiB and shey Rsuni
thsir trsascusble bslnegs openly in ire isss 81
the eogniTy.
Whist tsi5 s5sis # sbiags VII Tesalt. II re-
nains &C be scsu. Theas tsitlEs oaehs 70 have
beer arrested aud impfisoned long sxo, and q
stop put O. oncs-.o iheir trss,onsBls purBosss
and schemes We fear he mittsr bss gone too
far noa 20 be arrested excep- b. harzhsr zess-
UFas sban !. is lie policy Of cus Govssuaeni -
adept. We rope lae psiTielissa q tie people Of
North Csroli.s is equal % de painful emsr-
ganey, bIs 10 fear iho yssuis al long IS Holden
ard Pouaington als peEGilisd 10 mislssd aud
corrupt pu5lie ssn.insli thrcugh the P0HaTfal
agency or the Lgaskia:g .RsPablisaa.
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VOL. XIV. no 295

The Recent Efshf IN les OoanfgI Va
The report that Gen. YIN. e. Jones bad
Gsht With the Yankees IN Lee eounsy is entirely
confirmed. The B1issol sassns is indebted p
Lisut J C. Andersoa. Of the s6th YiEsinia BAT
talon, fsr tie following particulars
Il seems that a portion Of lhs l6ih Illinois
cavalry, consislin ? Of four companies Hsro seat
out fr0m CumbsIand gap 70 gather up fcrags,
sRd, # pessi5ls, 70 eaPiqrs The hitls ksnd Of
sold.Brs IN thai ecuufy, undsT ths command of
Lieut. Gel PddsmoEe, Of Col sle8p's regiment.
who as always BatchiBg aud haTassing thss5
f7rs girR parties He inlorElsd Gen Jones thst
this party could Be hsTgsd sad, by General
Jones skilifuI EaaezveIi1g, succeeded II esp-
turing nearly tho sh0is parry. Prifemora foilsd
item from the gap, sHd Gen. Jones' with his
command, got n their rear and, b being A.
tackled b0ih IN fronl sld rear, HsEs caassa to
surrender; which tssy did sf.sr hard hghf Of
soma hsli hours duration, about hall ME
wsss Of J5nssTile.
The ensny took Tefage in ard fought from
tbs isrgs blick dwelling cf A. Mll5aTn, Of ssid
county. Jouss 5FouZhE On tho stack, bat as
Eeon IS PridenoTs came up VITA bis hsiis bzua
Of SOHO oEe huadrsd men the eBamy gHrfsu-
dered. The Ehois capture Is ss follows; Three
hundred Ead eighty prisoner, iEeiuding Eiztson
commissioned CHEERS upwards Of iour h1ndred
hcrses, twenty or t6iTiy Wlgons, AID something
Ike nve hundred s-and Of snail arIlg, inCluding
tares pieces Cf artillery The efiiears captursd
consisted of one major, four eEp1airs and ina
remainder Of loss rank This sfsir has s95sd
ansthsr cha9st 30 adore the cr0ao ef mEilsry
glosy, % bo wsTn By tie gsiiszs Jones.
We Learn from Mr. Andersen 8 AZ Gen Jouss'
oTigs3s, daFiHg tbs lasi tHo months taa cap
.ursd I S95 prisoners, over ona tuRirad wagons,
sight huaorsl nsulcs aHd Upwards Il Efsecn
lundrei berses. In she Il sir rsisrfed 70 ab0Vs.
be lost Eve m7n kilisd, ireiE6iuE sac brlv8.
Lisut. SAmasls, Of .hc Oh KlEg-sis eaYairY. srd
Twelve wounded. Ths ener1y'5 loss vss Ten
ziHed and some thirty wOupjed
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A letter irom ths srfist who has been en-
ployol to exeezts the statue uf Sienswsll
JzcLson, h.s been received, says tie Richmond
ssHfinsI, bearing date, ''NuTen5urg, Nov. 3D.
The cRstisg viii be donsin f3urdry abous ;
nils from that city. The artist hEs nearly COM
pIsiOd another Hfo-sizs bust Of Gen. JsGks0u,
to servo as model for the large statue Ho
Eil! frs! exhibit it, and isvito the judgment Of
the severest critics IS to its merits
TIE clothes Of General Jackson, which he
laok ont Kilh bin. srrived saisIy.
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Movements Of abe Esemy in she Nsrtheru
NsEk ef FfrtEfnEH.

Frcm gsEdemsn who wss IN Wssime rsIard
a. the fins tbe Yankees made their appearances,
re learn thss they landed artillery. infsnry
and cavalry fTon six EsesmeTs, Oh Tuesday lss..
sl KiRsals. On the SANE day they landed
sbCGt 2 600 ~ Core river, Northumberland
county. The number landed a. beth places Was
supposed TO be froHf Eve 10 seven ttoGsaEd-
Trey inquired for Uaio1 Hharf, Richmond
county on he RsPpshsnuoek TiF=s The latest
iu;sligenee Is that they had 6urnsd sist Of
G5vernmens pork, and arrested : G0FsTnmedt
agent, a. Redmond C0Ur. House. and hat their
cavalry hRd sdyaneed ss tar IS Oak grove, near
the liRe Of Ki1z George county.
The Ysakcss told some Of tho people they IL
,srdsd 10 REFUGE the Northern Meek, undsr
-PieEpoGts government Il was thought by
some. from thsir insairing for -Uniln Wharf,
that they intended % cross 10 this side Of the
RappahGnnock and make 2 rsid through Md
dlsssx s.e., 70 Gloucester P5irt. There is g
great deal Of pork in the G1lshsTu Neck, and il
is most likely lhst tbs movement Is only fer
the PzrPose Of desiIoyug lie Provisious Of the
people
SsTsFal gua50slso arc repH.ei to be in the
RsppskEhn0ek.
Passengers By ihe Ffe5saeksbBrg i7sin
brought very liitls news fEou Stafford. win ti-
excoptisn Of Ts1srl that ths enemy Wsrolald-
ing a. Aqua cfesk--Rieh SsniiHst, l6tk
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Ek0G 4 AGg E+atHc EE@1 Re AEa 4at NeFdns
Prom the New York Hersld.j
We are glad to lesru that the iniquitous To-
eruitin- system in this city aud tue surround
ing districts is about 70 undergo : rigid eFar-
hauling By the Secretary Of War, and that
some OF ihg5o she have been engaged in il are
likely 50 be Afforded iull time for rejecting on
-she errors Of their cOurse during an enforced ss-
i9ura in ScIaeoEe or otber-of Uncle Sans car
-avsuSaIisS. When The facts IL regard TO the
mode Of procuring volunteers, White and col.
cred, il lhs city AID tie county districts, are
made known, the public will be forced 10 reeoz-
rEa picture beside which sl that Carlson and
Wlbsrforee once declAimed shout the horrors
Of the slave trade will be forgotten. 1" H0cGss-
ing" o. the administration Of drinks containing
narootic poison, les besn f3r months one of the
ordinary meshods Of promoting enlissmsnts,
False representations OF every variety hsve als9
been ia uss, and 10 mary eases the recruits
hsge beea compelled to swear Ia under threats
Of physical vieience in case OF refusal.
E1I is this the worst. BsEHsen tie volunteer
brokers and eeItsiu Of the Authorities there is
a. least prime faeis evidences OF something Ike
completely in scheme Of fraud tho most cruel,
ruthless and gigantic that modern days have
witnessed. Ia slUost every street OF cur city
i psTs2ts are lsrseatnE the enlistment Of ilslr
nzplees Sons, mere boys, b2iwee1 fourteen and
SCI a1tce1 years OF sgs' VINO nave bcen made
| drunk sRd the. enlisted and Tob5sd Of every
| dollar Of their bounty. Cases are on record il
which Old, gIgy-hesded men, togteTiuQ on the
! verge Of The grave, have been csrIisd wilhelm
/ toxieated, to a BARRIERS shop, their haiE dyed,
| their general appearance spTucsd Up with some
semblarce Of fictitious juvsnility, sud then en-
| listed their bounsy money being the reward OF
/ she patriots engaged in this honorable business
Crippies, With ruptuIes, hernia, vagicoss vsius,
pulmonary diseases, broken legs, broken arms
toothless, deaf, half sigh.lsss, hunehbseked
FTy-nsehed, hEltfngerless, deerspis and idi
csie, have been received iHto the service Of The
United States ia certain OF the rural districts
tue brokers in these cases seldom giving thsi
victims more than twenty OF thirty dollars Ou
| el the three TO i've hundred dollars Ehieh the,
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Special GsrrssDOndenee Of The Columbus sua
RICHMOND Iannnrr q IsRe

RICHMOND, January 9, 1888.
''Ths members Of the Military COMMITTEES have
dug their political graves" This IS what you
hear now, and l believe II is true. Fooie, with
all his faults, has the sense 20 sound tho key
note Of opposition to 15ieB' sEseping bll. and
he WAS followed yesterday by 80 manly and for
ciblO speech from Staples, of Virginia, thai
The Measure nay have said to have died under
bis hsnds. Twenty mombers came 10 him and
ssked him 70 withdraw bis notian to rseommit,
az they desired to vois down The sbominabls
thipg right away.
Judge DTgsn made ssnsihle speech in OP
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We published sous t;lne agtefr0msa Yankss
paper, s;a.smsns taat -ozktoWa had been de-
siroyed b. socidsEt1i fgs. AgenllsmsD; foru-
ory resia ae9t of eisoUe6stsT esVasy. fnfcrms he
SsgtsEsl that large nunber oE negroes hsvs
escaped frou YoTEiogB aE3 returned 10 thsir
masters IN King William aa3 (iE3zeesfsr esun.
les. That a negro plasloTsr. bsl8nging 70 8
.ady IN the lattsE csuuly, who Tsn assy, bus
cas- 1stur1ed % his MS Iess, gises tie GLOWING
lcgouus ef he 9sstrRedsn Of ne aueioes town
'1ha wlits YsuEces- -undsTgc5k 70 infict soFars
punishment upon enc Of their e0lored brsihrcH.
who Iesisted, and bis cemndss coming 70 bis
assistance. 6 ''promiscuous Egisf toek placs,
a which one huuiref and 6ify hal Hers killed
and wounded Whiie tie 6ghs was proersss-
iog. the negro women sEd Old Iatn fred ne to,Fn
sEd blew 10 Two msgGzines. llhput Two hun
drsd negroes escaped 20 theiI maslersn
We have not much faith IN the stories Of ssrs-
liable contFabsHds," sud give this a. we hsard
s. Oar iEioEmani says some el lis own nc
stces have Tsluined hone, and .ie bad hezra of
lsYsniy-fVs oibess sho bad returned.
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NEW YORK, January 2-Midnigbt-A, lbi.
hour the wind Is blowing 6 HoTshefiV vsls. sp5
the shefnoneter stands At 10 degrees sbovs zero.
BUFFALO, January IA very ssvero snow
s,eLn has been r1ging hero sfnee Thursdsv
Ligat' ihe wind blowing gale from tbe vest.
10 water N the lower part Of the city Is higher
tbaa Is has been feT gear
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TELEQR q &c.
Reports OF the Press Assoeiation.

EaisrsE aocorag ts act q 0uarass % ths year 1g3
kvJa THHasEszE- n taa ClsrEs gfiss 81 the Dris
t-f G5usl Of The cozsssorass States er ths Esrth-
-rs r.f7srfcf rf Etsnrcia
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"a On .he 18th OF December there was
frs e. hstsnEss which destroyed property val
el & S1e, ,0o0. twas partially injured.
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REToRT SEVERR.-"Why are you Ia
raoulnisgi" ssid peri ycugg LADY, pSiufrg %
the blAeksned digitsl exkTemities oT besux
''Fcy youz departed msdssT," b gesOgsea.
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Esr George Mtssa, in the bill q rishss. wbicl.
virginia hss ever ehsTisb3d as ssi.5nisine sIi
q the reciprocal dates = hic1 CisPeFunaeas saI
pscpla eve 70 each other, ssys; Thai the free-
cen. Of the PTess Is one ef the gEsss auiws1ks
Of Liberty"
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LouIstASA.

In Louisiana msstefs remain pretty much IS
they were last month Con Flsnkliu with his
force is still a. New iberia and Franklin, close.
y watched by Gen. Gyeen, and Gen Taylor's
army is near the Mississippi locking after tbs
interests Of Ysrkee commerce.
+ a Yankee cavalry i0ree, numbering two OF
three hundred, from Estches, has been rsiding
II thevicinity of HaUisenbuTg aud other peints
On The Little Blsek, capturing foS Of our
piekets.
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KENNEDY HOUSE,
.TQEPFE

0E 81. LOUIS bsssssz Franklin and hamiis9i
rsreets e lns q fhs z,5zt peaeEHt eeAtis1l m -
cIy and tas fsVeins pd0lc Hla Aaa y y t.e.5 -
-. L. r.ou tfegs fla tS1i- il aiazYE f1rnaisd WiiA
as b Z f1s 1aarkss sEaral Casmen Sfe 10 tao AAoi.
of saki1C pera0aS who sTlsht 70 stp a. lAA Ae-Ss =
a4ksr pisess th-refsrs Is Usud 30 wei 70 reh'esys -
ts .ncaiisa 80
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RABz OPPORTUNITY

WE osI attention to valssbis
CEersa fa- safe,
Sites. sd b. aulizan ssuiT twelve mikes fro1 eat5-
bert aAd tws Eiss us1t Of AsrriE station, % she
F1ifsrs hrauL ffhe SouthHeHtezn rsfrcadi twenty
korss Bsuer fEW nsiI, Ehieh kss hee1 running only
tive yearf. and is sne- oTdsT, Wifa grisL mil a
SEQ .Reres .LGss5,
VIA re BIN & gale isr s5er he Gdislalng la1d
cf Ja5gs Norris wil 30 sois-or
The nsH sad Pins F-Essr o. he thTee hU1drsd
ssrsE lana reeentv cVnrd by Gsi FrHdsn- vita the
b. cf iaie fsr tglb8r sdioiuing tract roosn b
sEned By Jr6-e Aoifiz vi b. so.d-cr
Tie Land three k1zdred EgrsB lstsY ownod W Gcl
Pr=son cloud ne E2IE bC 6zsl sod and the be- pet
peEshssed
Terms very noderEte-EpEly y
Jas. - EELs co,
EaEi Eetats AFsusy,
FrsIkin Ba6Dg,
islf Allsfta "a
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OBJ 5lentIIis 8qtaL
TerEas "a KFbscrtptfoIa.

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WePublisb below, from the York Daily Mss,
"a seeSaRs Of Gsa. Wili's late raid thrcuSh tbs
eeantiss Of Curriiaek, Camden and Pssquo-
lank, North Carolina. Il will be fourd that cur
accounts Of his infasous proceedings, bad Is
they were, were considerably an h7agsIswn, and
told but half Of the trRih. We invite tho AZ
tsaiion cf ths reader 10 this account