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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-22
The 28sb HaIasfssfppE,

CAMP 6EAR DEMOPOLIs, ALA, March g. 1864.
At meeting Of the officers and soldiers Of the 9th
Mississippi regiment, for the purpose Of making de-
onstrscn Of their feelings, and giving expression to
their opinion upon the late acton OF Congress relative
to the continuation OF soldiers in the ed
in their prszent condition snd to take such aeiion
thereon az the great In which we srs engsBsd
demands. AftsF mature dsliberaIOu they eordiIly
agreed upon and adopted the following preamble md
resolutions without s dissenting voieei
Whereas st the beginning of this wa- volunteered
for three years during tie war ours being among the
list war reg raised in the State of MSsissfpi
and whereas Il purpose then az it cur sole mn
duty now 20 light fhIs through to the end and
Whereas the pas history OF the war, Stained with blood
and dsrkened with erueltsE ulno6 IN to civilization R1d
revolving Chr stianity and whereas, She hated foe
having occupied section Of country since the
uation of C0rnth by army, quiet and 1sp
py homes having been long the scenes OF bus gTsstes
brutsides and smarting un5er his many baEbariiss-
The burning and destruction Of our houses, the punGsr
ing Of properly, the desecTsiion Of churches
the Starving Of children and the Insulting OF
wives, our Mothers daughters, sisters and
loved ones and whereas ffOm present ndlcsOns this
may agt for many years beyond the time Tor n 6hIeh
We enlisted: Therefore,
Reaalved That with ths same spirit which aTss in
duced o ~ couItry's call, seieI1nly
pledge ourselves never quit tte field leug the
eusuys foot dsseeraes soil, his Of power
threatens liberties And Whtiet we look around and
sadly behold the vacant places OF many brave and
noble companions who have fallen in battle or been the
vietmB Of disease, hope 20 make up by renewed en-
ergy aud desperate determination what have lost in
numbsrB ana thus Yndica-e countrYs honor and
edre IA -fgiduai wrongs.
ReoiYsd, That A. T. Reynolds, cur colonel G0nnland-
iuE be requested TO forward copy Of this preamble
aBd re- oiuons to the Publishers Of tho Msmphii AP
PEAL MssissBp Bpian and Clarion with the request
that they publish The Ia their respective papers.
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Rraua FIarida.

a soldier who left Baldwin en- Wednesday
last, informs Us that FIVE deseTteTs rom the
Yankee army had come in to that post. Three
OF thaaa wese Germs0s who could not speak q
wcrd of English. IN conversation with GeT-
man Confedsrats soldier they represent that they
belong 10 the I50th New York regiment They
stste that they had only been tour months IN
Nav York, that thsy were msde drank, and
when they csms to their senses they fouad them
selves on board q transport ship bound fsr the
Yankee army in the South. Tasy sysle that
there are about one hun dred other deseTiers
from the Yankee army between Palatks Aad
Gainesville, sDdeayoTIEg to msko tneir way TO
oar lines. One OF The number, 8 GGe locking
young fellow, states that he belongs to the 47th
Oaio regiment He gives as the reason Why lie
deserted that a negro corporal was placed over
him With whom he had some difficulty, which
resulted in his knocking the negro down. Dis
zusts5 with his association with negroes, and 70
svoid punishment fer his cTsnse, be deserted 10
cur lines.
There desersers repre5s1t thas ms1y Of the
Yankee recruits, who like the Germans above
me1tioned, were kidnapped sod forced into the
service az aiUst their will, have never received
any psy-thst there is much dissatisfaction AID
disc0n.eni in the Yankee army, i that hRr-
/ dTeds Of them would desert if lhey had a fsiE
4 opportunity.
| Oae of the ds1or.ers At Baldwin states that
the number ofnegToes killed and wounded in TIC
/ fghs at 0.ustee, bad been aseeItaned to be
| seventeen hundred and Fifty sight
| OR informant states that when Re left oul
/ lines On W dnesdsY there was unusual ec!iviiy
observed in the Yankee camps, aud it wsl
thought that they were preparing either TO hgh
or eFacusts their present Posidon.-SaUsEEGi
| Republican
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rEEE "Oy TO RECumovD. ,,

We havs In the Louisville Journal Of he
Hts some thing additional about the proposed
new movement sgainst Richmond A Wishing
ten correspondent says It ia understood that
Gen. Grant protests sgsiaat further attempts to
penetrate tie ConfedeTaey until Richmand shall
bGye bssn taken He dissgTees with Hsllsek,
aud places the highest value upon the rebel
capital, declaring Cincinnati Is as vel IS Wash
ingion thrssteued BY it.
Auothsr correspondent says in relation TO this
uew 4 On to Rlchmond." "I think It proba-
bic Grant viii command the main column, with
Sherman, McPhsEsOu. Meade, and Hooker IS
chief subordiaaies."
Tie report Of ths New York TF0rId, men
tened elsewhere, vas sent from Washington en-
the oh, and is as follows, in full
A council wss held today, il which, not only
the President, Grant, Hslleck, and the whole
Cabinet participated, bat all lie military talent
in which tho Administration has confidence was
called IN. The bRses Of tbs case submitted for
consideration was, that the several February
expeditions had nearly misesrried, and the
country was becoming alarmed and dissatisfied.
I hsve it from source considered reliable
that after the grousds had been goEs over, Grant
vas called upon fcr his views, and he promptly
replied II favcr Of the capture Of Richmond as
the frst gtep in tie campaign. feel quite sure
that orders viii instantly go forward TO bring
the I1th and I2th corps frem Chattanooga, and
the l6h ard I7th corps from the Mississippi
river 10 VirgisiS.
All troops that cen bs spared from oher
points, will, according ID Q stsismens which
reached me, ba incorporated with ths Ermy OF
the Potomac Banks viii be reinforced by ne
gro troops but nothing more l. il expected
ihat with the aid Of TIE feet he will be able 10
take Mobile.
Tie grest bulk Of the whits troops will be
concentrated In Virginia. l. is believed 250 900
men can be brought sgainst Richmond st any
fRV
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To the Friends Of tie Soldiers
Throughout The CeRfederaty.

CUkBTEHNA STIR -GEEEEAL's DEPARTMENT. Rail Z
Road BUREAU, RiehEoDd, Va FsG. 80, 1864. )
Ths friends sad relatives ot soldisrs IN the Amy Ct
Northern Virginia are hs1sby uoBed that an arrange.
usni as shs day been effected with The SoRihsru EK
press Company to csry al packages OF food and wear
ing gPpzrsI 70 kiebmlnd, "a
To seeuTe tie advantages thus obtHl8ed throzsh the
E1Vrss4 Coupsuy, tbs fcIoHug instructions must be
observed.
PseksEss uuss rot contain more thzn ons hundred
pouads; be wei secured and plainly marked and sent
~ he expense Of The skipper 30 either Of tEs Soldiers
Rslsf Associations, which are located as folOWst
In North Cs-OIrs, al Ralslsh IN South Carolina Al
Colazbisi in Georgia 81 AagaEtai in Alabama, At
EoUt tg0usTy or 10 any otter point a. which one Of
thsss Associates have a. Office.
Tks Agen.s OF ibsse Ass7eistiOns viii thsrs take
shzrss Of them and sAip dafys by southsTn Express
CouEsay, 20 The proper Agents ef The respective
Statss ~ Riohn71d who VIII see them eiEtrbused to
he proper IadIgI5ssi 0T1sIg.
TO nee lie sisaes cg he so'5isrE AID 70 give them
q se-tal1 and z1esdy c3nJua1iestIon wisa h0Rei The
Southern Express Company Las agreed 70 give tkis
ssat p-efsEsn1s over everything else and in order
tha. no 0bz,a1s nay oscsr 20 he succe Of lzuds
he an oussTp7ls tkz several Railroad Cc1PSEos are
hs-by rs7uestd 70 render he Express Company Euch
fssrn5ss as vii ezsbls it 70 make ths ErzaaEszaeat
ecmpls-e Eu0essA
ABths Southern Express Company azsunss al rs
HpoEzhzlty q lie ;rsEsPoIs.Icn Of .hesa packages
tie Rssf AEsocissgzs are requested 10 withdraw iAsI
Agents bo have heretofore asisd IS trAelug Hssssn-
Esr II the Belief AE2oc.stoas viii es.lbizh asen
el5s n The EssT Of cileg arusE hey u-y sriJy the
srs P-svs reB hereby sse1Ted 10 he Ar1y CT Sor.h.
srn Virginia. z ". SINS
L--a--C5L ani 1-zltaEalss.sr
Nr----aH
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A refugee ffcm Tennessee, whs hs5 Just ieft
cur lines there, gives the most deploTabls &C.
counts cf the situstion of the unhappy people
of that State Beth classes, Uai0uists and
Confedsrates, have come Bndsr the ban Of the
two armies, and what property has been spared
BY one hiss been appropriated BY the others.
Most Of ths residents consist solely Of women
and children, aud these have been stripped Of
all save Whist they have upon their backs, and
the few blankets that protect them from the
cold at night. They are elad ia cotton rsge,
barefoot and hungry, and i've only en- the
uqeager ailoWance they have managed TO bury
or Otherwise secEete Negroes, once the prop
erty Of well to-do farmers, have returned 10
their homes, backed By Yankee troops and bay
oneis, ard perpeirsied unnsmable enorInii5 s
The wives and children Of rebels are debSrTed
from the purchase OF even The neeesssries Of
life unless they frs. take the hated cath Of a.
| legianee, While hundreds and thousands have
| been driven into exile, and are now scattered
| through the army and through the more South.
ON Safes, where they seek the liberty denied
/ fAem a. home.
A favorite occupation Of these blue-uniformed
vrelchss, of late has been, snd still is, to msTcf
! ablubtly upon some quiet residence, occupied
By women and children, give them twenty y-fou
| hours tolcave, and then send them, under gUATC
| across the lines, where they arrive PsRnilsss
| flisndless and alone.
God only knows the sufsTiRgs shat have beeI
endured 10 This struggle, but ss sue as Ho over
rules the desfinieB of nankiEd, i. just go certai
is the hand of averaging justice to fall wit
blshting weight upon these more than diabOE
cal oppressors -CGTOLsH5Ga.
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rwo HuSDRED AND FIrTY-rBIRD DAY

TWO HUNDRED AND FITTY-TBIRD DAY.
-Four shots only were fred at FeTt Sumter
Thursday from Battery Gregg. The ensmy's .
tugs and steamers exhibited some activity in
she afternoon. A derrick boat went alGns;de
tie ITousidss and remained about an hour. One
monitor and propeller left thsir positions sad
sailed South. There were no other movements
Of Importance.
TWO HUNDRED ASD FIFTY-FoURTH DAY.
The enemy again opened on the city about
seven o'clock Friday evening, from q one hun
dred FOUNDER and q thirty poundef psTTott, at
Battery Gregg. The firing averaged one shot
every ten minutes. &hsrs was 40 renewal Of
ths firing on Sumter.
The weather was toe hszy to make observe
ticns Of the enemy,s movements on Morris
Islsnd, or Of ths aeet.
Fort Moulirie frsd during The day soma twsn-
ty or thirty shots at Gregg.
Five Yankee prisoners, captured in picket
boat in Skull Creek, Wednesday night, by Capt
Miekler, arrived in the city Friday afternoon
and were lodged in jail.
The prisoners belong - the 10Th Pennsylvania
regiment. The only eficer among thsgn is &
corporal COszisT
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w The Lake City (Fiorias) Columbian coz
tsins & proclamation from Gsn. BsAurega1d Of
fsfiUg amnesty and pardon to certain citizens Of
EsA FloIida, south CT the WithlocOoche and
wes. Of The head waters CT the st. JOhn'sriver,
dssersers from the army Of the Confederate
aies. aad others Babls to military service,
who "e7ade by cancsslment, and sometimes By
open resistance to the constituted military aa-
thoyi.iss the duty which hey eve to their eoun-
.ry,a On condition that they TePoTs to ihe Con
federEte c5mmisssres Ct their respective dis
iTic's within forty days, and agree to furnish
their surplus beet cattle TO the Government Al
Echeduls priess Those who comply with tsese
conditions viii, In consideration Of the necessi-
lies Of their families requiring their support be
detailed to gather cattle, fish, etc, and viii re-
i've the compensation ellowed to detailed
aen. "To all who refuse OF fail, without =
satisfactory reaIOn therefor, to avail themselves
Of this proclamation, it is announced thai the
commanding general viii, al az early day, yisi
upon them the most eondign punishment b.
the adoption Of such measures As viii sGaclu
ally rid fhs e0unty Of theiI presence"
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The War DeraTt-ezt has issued Instructions
with respcc; 80 proceedings uudsr the law SIS
pending the writ Of hsbsss corpus, which the
Richmond EraHiasT regards as very moder-
ate execution Of the hw' We nave not seen
these instructions, and while we would have
preferred to have besU ths Law ignored sltoeeth-
sT by iho sulhOrilies, until sn opportunity &C.
cured for its repeal Rs shall be rej9icsd if no
thing harsh Is done under it.
Il is diZeelsd, az we learn from the Examiners 5
digest, that parties arrested, in the cases aPsei-
fed IN the lsw, VIII no! be denied Z trisl, bit
theR esses viii be investigated By commission
srs, who will be appointed foF thsss datios in the
different military dsTsrtunsnts. Information Of
al arrests under tho Isw viii be given by
the dspartmeut commander ss soon SIS Frsc-
tcsbls after they ars made, sEd the eoAmjs-
sioner vii proceed to investigate the sane. i,
upan examination, a reasonable and probable
cause for deieaton does no: appear be viii csr'
tify the fact 20 the general or ether officer in
command, who viii Immediately discharge the
prisoner from srFoss Bat if a reasonable snd
FilHan-5 S@4a~ ~SSs oPFS@As tAi0 -
viii forthwith transmit. 70 the Wa DepaEtmsnt
a e0Py Of tbs evidence taken in the case, with
his opinion thereon, for Instructions, and mean
while the prisoner viii remain IN custody.
n cases where persons uot belonging to tbe
military service shall apply TO any court or clf-
Ger in lie Confederate STATES for 3 wit Of
habsas coEpus, it viii be the duty Of the officer
hEVirg the command or custody Of such person
forthwith to report ths easa, with al the relevant
facts, 70 the War Department, for iasiruc-
dons IS to tie proper answer to be made to such
r-rik
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For fso Msmphis Appeal
EE-KELIsTED F0R TIE WAR.


ct HuERAF WALTON CRAIG.
They bid as quit the hopeless strife
They bid rs lay cur wsapans by
And thsy Il IL mercy spare cur lie.
AlIhoush ws'rs traitors deomd 70 die.
But hariI The sound shas comes from fxrs
aRs-sniistsd FOR The var
And DO The I4iois dream that We
VIII s'sr our hely czuss desert
Or cease our struggle 70 be free,
And sv'ry freeman's right asBsrt1
Then bark the waichwOrd from aiar
Rs-sulistsd FOR the var"
From sv'ry eamp-are IN the land,
From Florida to Tennessee,
From Texas to The Asstfns saad
washed by The broad Atlantic sea.
o hark tbs sound that comes from far
Rs-sniis;sd for ihs war;
All glory 70 that gallant band
OF nubio- -privates-ia thsr ranks
In arms the patriot phalanz stsHd,
Ard well deserve nations thanks.
Their wAtchword comes from near and Tar:
Rs-suIiEtsd for the war;
And let the silent isar.drop fall
For those wh0 died upon the Asid;
NO more t1eY answer Duiy . call
With patriot blood their faith they We ssald
Their dying Ezichword sounds sfar:
Re enlisted fo- the war."
Fail many a mother mou:ns son,
Full many a wife Is widoWd new
OF msny lost, beloved one
Rsm0rssloss Death has paIsd the brow
Bat stili the watehword comes from Tar
Z" Rs.eallE.sd FOR the war"
Were ever people yet subdued
Who knsIt at such sacred shrine,
Win EOulS 80 thoroughly Imbusd
Wlth Freedoms principle divine.
Thoss WEtehword zoundsih from sf1r:
3s.enlistsd for The war
Were ever people eonquer'd yet
Whose trust in God has never EWery'd
Whose soil with frsemsn'a blood was wet,
Whose hearts uufilnehing eOurassAorv'd,
%, Whose TEa.ehwori Iounded, gear and far:
{" Re-enllsted for the warif
Columbus, Misa. March 8, 1864
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Resprued 0mcers.

Among the Confederate officers lately released hy
the Federal Government, who arrived at Richmond
the l5h, were the following;
Brig ion W H Lee. Colonels-Wm Gibson, 4Oth
Ga; q Lsvsnthrope Lien -CooBels--W J. sBulgsr, 47h
Ala; ] Fagea, is Ala; II Baker, l3th Ga; and
Edward CautWeIi.
Msjors-Joseph De Baum 9Th La cav; L Black, s3d
Ark; q " Barclay. ID KY
Captains-C c Morgan Gen Morgsn's stsG; Il 6 Col
Win. 5fh XIV eav; s Il Brewer 18th Tenn II Allen. A
Q n y b Miss; Q Arnold lst Tenn; A Asbu =, 4th
sio cav Allison, 18th Ala; P ArnOcker, 9Th La
cav
First Lieutsn4ntz--J Boldin, cob Tenn RsCteT,
olst ARK; w d Burton, 5lst Ala; " Branch. 4Jth
Tenn; A " Brooks, 4Lh Teen; Bowen, lsih Tenn
Second Lieutenants-F Allen, lst Con eRvi
BrnneIly, Ali ala cav; W A Best Sd Nc cav Chest
nut 1t No cav; 1raUfOr1 Jas Crawford, OH Venoi
Thomas Calvert b ytbes reg Cotton, Lat Ga cav
d Cooper Sd ALA
surgsoI-A G. Greenwood, S A.
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Two HUaDRED ~ FIRTY-FouRTH ~.


To ths Associated Press, North.
SF. LOUIS, March IO--Waldron, sixty miles
south of Fort Smith, Arkansas, recently our
advance posi-, was burned By gusuillas q few
nights ago.
Two steamers and large supply tain from
Little Rock arrived at ForE Smith.
The steamer Leon, laden with comnisssEy
stores, sunk in the Arkansas river above Little
Rock On the Oh.
Gsn. Price hss rslarned from Maiamoros,
Mexico, whers his rscsnt furloEgh allowed him
to 20 10 visit his family. Hs nav commands
the rsbal depaEtmens ef Arkansas. DeserteTA
continue to arrive in considerable numbers.
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NEW YoRK, Asrh 1.-The steamer WesisrD
Metropolis brings slyices from New Orlsans 70
the lss instant,
The bombsr5msns Of Fort Powell below
Mobile, continued vigorously. The rebel bat-
tsTisS replied vigorously, but uone Of cur vessels
were seriously huEs- A latter iron ne 1ses
says that EaTTsgnt intends silsnei1g tsrt Pow
Bsv- By 90 doing be val cut of Forts Morgan
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OPPOSITION E KgEIUCKE Gov. Bttnlet,
Of Ksntucky, has, ii Seems, inauguTated little
opposition to the Lincoln policy of enlistng
slaves in his STATE. This is unexpected, sId
were he not weak man, as Ksntuekians sBsure
rs Is the case, we might look iOr something
Of a eoIlilion between him and The Washington
authorities. His protests, heweveT, viii amount
70 nothing Tha presence Of Abolition bsy5-
nets e. the bEllot.bcx scared his election, and
the mention Of them By his master 8. Washing
ton viii tighiea him into acquiesceIcs 20 Any
policy desired.
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WAsHNsToS, Mareh lL-lisGt. Gen Qrank
vas summoned 70 Washington last night lrsra
ne szmy Of the Petomae, and returned shis
morning IN q special train, accompanied By 0ar.
Meade. Il ia uaderssood that tho general Win
IesVe for the West im1sdissaly, probably Ehia
sTsRi1g.
BALTIMORE, March 12--Lieus. Gen. Grant
passed through Baltimore last night en- roats iey
ths West.
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9aiIg gppeat.
BDlTION.
ATLANTA, GA.
TUESDAY, MORNING, AARoH p, 1864
nnrICR.

We VII continue to receive the present cuT-
Teney in payment fl- subscriptions and &C.
counts due this ofies until the 26sh inst, after
which time We viii receive It eHIy as335 per
cent CT As this course hiss generally bseH
adopted, we are comPsllsd. to 10 50 in seifde-
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TIE RECoeMTIOS RUMoB.-In speaking Of
tie recognition rulnoTs, the New York TriJaHc
Of lbs Iltb, says: "Gr. DeytOa expresses the
opinion hat thsrecsns course Of The FIsneh Gov
eminent in permitting CenisdsIsts vessels Of
wsg to be repaired ia French ports, and allow
ing tbs1 to depart freely when ready for ses,
Foreshadows the recognition Of the Confed-
49,
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The Washington correspondent Of ths New
York Times says Gran! had a protsAotad iRter-
view with the Secretary CT War and Cen Hal
leck, snd the general plan Of hagmonious and
q decisive campaign devised. The necessity Of
accomplishing more through the army Of the
Potomac than has hitherto been accomplished
was freely admitted and the subject ofits rseog-
ni.ion coRsideFed. Gen. Grant leaves to-naor-
row to review the army Of the Potomac, and 70
ascertain, by personal inspection, Whist the
hindrsnces to its efficiency are. he an
nounces his intention % svoid, if possible, =
residence in Washington, and 20 stay some-
whazs ID the fsld Of acs8ve duty. Gen. Haleck' 3
uoaiiion will eontinUs 80 chief Of siaH 90 the
President, through whom all his orders, as
commander-in-chief Of the army, viii be tEans-
uaitted 70 the lisassnaatgenersl.
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The following letter Is published ee nc AZ
formation it conlsins viii be desirable to many
beside the officer to whom it is addressed.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT q . Az !
RICHMOND, March 10, 1905.
T. J. Msrrison Esq, Confederate States DePosisory'
Wythevills, Va.
SIR: Ysur 10 ter Of the 18th inst, addressed
to the register, asking As to the manner OF iof-
waFding notes funded st your ot1ce, pas Osen
Tefsrred to this office.
You viii cancel The notes with an o,oinaly
bank canceliing hammer, or in any other man
ner that may suggest itself, % that the nttes ais
e8ectually cancelled bot not too much maEisssu
for examination; put them up in psekagsa O
| 100 notes of each denomination and dide, and
send them, weekly, in sealed boxes or psrceas q
tie treasurer, accompanied By a schedule IA &C.
cordance with printed regulations, copy O.
| which Is herewith enelossd.
Respectfully,
o. G. MENsEEEGER1
Secretary Of TEeiaEEy
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DALTON, aarsa gl.-Ths snsmy has been quite -.
I've IN front during ths last two days. o. sssurday
night force aboat thousand stFeaz made tsir sP
psazanesnsu Rsd Clay bat svincsd No aspOaiiiOu 70
engage cur troopL
Cen. Whesisr Also had mail skirmish WITH ihsn.
nsar Spring Place yesterday.
heavy forcs OF cavalry and infantry dseovsred
IN WIS valley recently who retired the sPpaarHrss
Of our torceA
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T The Richmond Whig notifies people who
have not been assessed with or paid their Con-
fsdsrste tax for 1868, that they had better call
At the captains efiee" whilst tho 0pPOr unity
lssts. These deliDquenss who think they viii
escape the payment Of the tax, because the as
SCISSOR has nOs called upon them, viii fad them
selves mistaken two or three months bence'
when a bill, at double rates, is Poked st them
A word 70 the wise should prove sufficient
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The dseision. Of the Buprems court Of st.
.Tohas. n. B.. in the.csse- Of the cspt0rs Of tho
Chessnsaks, has been rendered and the Fslesss
Of The prisoners ordered, on the groand-Ist.
That the United Ssstss has made no proper ra-
QUESTION for the rendition of the prisoners. 2d.
That Il such rsqaisition had been made TIE
act was not committed within tho iurisdietion n
the Unitsd States, and was not, therefore. sueb
an 0fsnse,. under the extrSdilion t,eatv, a.
wouldnquire tbs parties to Be given Up snd
dnsliy, because the police magistrate had ne 10,
risdcton N the eass, or, If he had snch iurisdic
ion, khe warrant iss1ed for the comnitnsss o.
heprisoaers Was iaaafhcient 70 justify their do
tsnticn.