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Rnecss sf the War In the Nsrth, Gsrsy~fau
Deafre far Pence.

Kmecss sf the War In the Nsrah, GraWfnK
Destre ter Peace.
Tbs New Ysrk Times urges an end to be put
TO the WaF. Speaking of il, It says that it is a
war Of " conquest aud determination, !" and that
''its advocates recall and shame the days Of Hans
and Visigotbs." The Times gives the following
picture of the state Of affairs il has produced in
the North:
The administration Is perpetuRlly exercising
military and forcible control over the ballot box,
not only in the border States, but in thOse mos.
remote rom the scene of conflict. Here IN
New York, major general Of the United States
overides with military necessity" the func-
lions Of the Governor of New York and the
laws and rights Of the Slate and its chief mu-
nieipslity. Every days telegraph bring rs
things of soma outrages committed By the re-
turned soldiery, for opinions sake, upon peace
ful private citizsns-some political meeting dis
persed-some Democratic press destroyed. The
financial excuses Of the administration are pill
ing Up, Day after day, mountains Of indebted
ness, which sooner or later must topPle over and
crush Us.
There is not an acre of land in the whole
North-not warehouse, q dwelling, a factory
which Mr.. Chase is not covering, every week,
with new mortgages, each heavier than the
last MeaaHhiie ne cost OF tue conmouesl
neeessariss Of life Is becoming friRhtful to The
poor, and the enormous BupeTAbundaRce Of pa-
per money is stimulating sxtTsvaganes and
speculation TO the maddest reekleSsnsssi every
element of Generalization is st work to corrupt
the people; public virtue appears to have sold
itself, and private integrity, and even chastity
are bssiegsd by the most tempting and uupreCe-
dented slluTements.
The whole people In 6ne, appear to have join
ed hands IN an Infamous SstuFnalis Of blood and
moral or physical deb&uchsTy. The very esPi-
al Of the Republic has become but gigantic
brothel. where leHd and desperate woman ecsTes-
ly rival, in their shameless way, the moral pros
titution Of the Legislative and Executive CT am
hers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

UNHEARD OF HONEsTY.-A friend informs us
that gentleman, against whom be holds note
for 8 small amount Of borrowed money, came
to him few days since and remarked that be
was anxious to pay the note, but that the
money he borrowed was gold, that he could not
now get the gold to pay him, ard he would not
ask him to take the dspreciAsed currency, bat
be had plenty Of good bacon which he would
sell him at ten cents per pound, just what it was
selling for when be borrowed the money. As
the Yankees took all our friends meat, Of course
be will accept the liberal offer. Such instances
of honesty are extremely rare in these degene-
rate times, and we cannot refrain from giving
the gentleman's name. 1t was Thomas S.
White, Esq, of this eOunty.--BrGRd0n RePEb
Il LssaH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

MURDER or LIEUT.. E. A. WEST. - Our
whole community was greatly surprised and
shocked by the announcement, on Saturday
morning, Of An assault upon, and death of,
Lieut.. Edward A. West, Young and promis-
ing naval officer, and eldest son Of our esteemed
fsllow-eitzsn. Charles II. West, Esq. Lisut
West, at the time Of his death, was secretary
to Com. Tucker, Gag officer of the Confederate
naval squadron in this harbor.
The assault was entirely anproToked. The
deceased, IN company with three other naval Of
6cers, was passing up America street, between
II and O'Clock on Friday night, on thsir way
h0ms, when they encountered, on the opposite
side, party of about fftsen sr twenty regulars.
The officers passed on, not paying any partieu-
lar attention to the opposite party, when brick
was thrown from among them, striking Lie1E
West on the right side of the head, and in
hicting painful, but, as it was then thought,
not dangerous wound. He was taken to the
residence Of DR.. Weston, in Alexander street
and, after having his wound dressed, retired 70
bed.
In the morning il was found difficult to ava
ken him Physicians were sent for, who sp-
piled tbs usual remedies and 9 warm bath, bui
sll without sfscE. He expired about IL o'cloeh
Saturday morning. g.-CherisstOz Courier.
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A MOST EXCELLENT MEAsURE.-A member
of Congress from Tennessee has now in his
pocket The draft of bill which he proposes to
introduce at the earliest possible moment Of the
next session, which, If adopted, viii cgt speeu-
laiOn off ss the knees, and in6Ict deserved
punishment upon the sharks who have been
preyipg upon ,hs wants and necessities of the
people The bill provides that every one shall
be compelled undeE oath to report the amount
Of the sales and the per cent. profit be has made
and that all profit beyond what is just and res-
sonable shall be regarded as & tax collected
lor the Government, GAd paid over 70 the Gov
srnment. Those who raised their prices upon
the passage Of the currency bill to cover the de-
probation of the money, aud eontinued the same
prices after the one-thiTd was deducted, are par
tieularly provided for. Such law is badly
needed, and We believe would tend to greater
extent to reduce the present exorbitant prices
than anything that eould be devised MaTisttd
Rebel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

THE CONFESSION or AN ABoLIuoNIsT.-
In "a Trip to Cuba" written by Z. H. Dana,
Jr.. of Boston, an out and out AOOlitionist, be
/. forced By being brought into contact with the
negro, to make this confession:
s.Ths negro cf the North is an ideal negro !
II /. he negro refined by white culture, elevated
bv white blood, instructed even by white in
i9uity. The negro among negroes is coarse
gIipning, ast.fooied, thick Skullsd creature IS
EaIibau, lazy, a. the LATEST OF brutss, chiefly
sr1bitious to be Of no use to anybody in the
void He has bat tho tangible instincts Of ali
c,sstuFss-love TO live, Of ease, OF offspring
For al else be must 60 to school to The whits
r,ca and mis- discipline must bs lo0g and lsboEi
Gus. Nassau and all we saw suggested 70 ui
the unwsleome question whether compulsory d
/ better than none
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a NOVELTY Through the attention OF
kind friend, we have been placed Ia pessessioa
Of few qsdis plaeked from an esgle kliled 8
few days since Ct the Bath Paper Mil pond, for
which We return our sincere thanks. The eagle,
we understand, was unusually large, measuring
i've feet and half from lip 70 tip. Most cor
daily do we agree with the donor in the hope,
that as the bid is an emblem Of liberty, the Op-
portunity Of chroniclibg with an eagles quill
3 glorious, brilliant and decisive victory, will
soon present itself. If the series of successes
tbst has crowned our Arms for the pest few
months may be taken as an indication Of The
future, aud We see 10 reason why they should
not then the day Of independence Is close q
h,vd and peace, sweet, smiling, happy peace
wil sbed her rays Of glSdnsss throughout oul
nov Suffering C0uniry.-AsgustG Constitution
alist
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Fsrragut Is thought to be busily engaged in
preparing another expedition against Mobile.
Northern accounts say that he has .
large Iand force within fifty miles of the city /;
bus his statement, though possibly true, is not
confirmed By any Confederate report that las
sttraeIed our notice. They may be somewhere
on the coast, or on the Islands bstWeeR Mobile
and New Orleans A report, that appears % De
o,o-e nlsusible. ia that there are about thirty
-ssssls in tbe bsy at Pensacola. Possibly, the
,.ocDliaTities of the ssituation" at present may
esU for the preteBee of the whole Yankee
nsvsl force Al the mouth of the Bio Graade and
the western cOsst Of Texas. II not. EaTagul
viii probably tIy the strength Of the defencei
of Mobile al an early day. We have sssuran,
ces that its defense will be such one Is to shed
Iustre on ths Confedersss sTms.-c0l EHfSsrsT
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~ A wise father once eRdssVcged 70 tsach
bis son the nstuEe Of sd inference. Thus, tor
eIsmple,'' said be, when We resd that ne
deluge covered the whole earth, the iRferencs e
that the Inhabitants thereof were al droH9se-
Nov Nasnnan the Syrian, was commanded 90
yzasb ssvep times in the JordAn-NhAs infeTenoe
would We draw from thatP That be mass
have been very dirty % was the reply.
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- W.sbineton dispaleh -

TA Wasbington dispatch says: "Tas Re-
ysbEscan, of this evening, regretg 70 learn thaE
Gen Meade has NOT sufficiently recovered nom
his late attack OF pneumonia 70 warrant his sn-
tsring upon another campaign with The army o.
the Potomac. His physician advises him 1ot
to attempt such thing and there is little doubt
but that he will yield 10 medical advice, a1d ~
ire flr little time from active service"
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spear eVer gets on its weBtern bank, Il will
PseNe nap 70 him, which be viii wish 10 tho
lAiess Gay Of ms life, should be survive the
eysnt, that be had avoided. Our forces are t1JIv
prepared 10 extend him a. wsrm recen,io1- and
burning to avenge the many cruel yruuga
which he and his villainous followers have per-
petrated upon the loyal and patriotic people Of
Suffolk and the country ding.-Pstsys
bazR Exprsss
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SALE OF THAckERAx's EEEEcrs.-A Lon

SALE OF THACKRRAY,s EFFEcTs.-A Lon
doa letter says;
At The ThAckersy sales the prices realised
were enormous, particularly Tor the plate ana
china. Thaekeray bad strong taste tor saen
bgie a-brac, and had habit Of dropping IN a.
certain shops and resisting, or oftener yielding,
70 the temptation Of some quaint set OF apostle
snoons. some good bit Of Roeoeo silver, OK some
tempfin9 little Hpiece" Of MAreolini, Dresden,
or old SsVres; and now the bargains he thought
so reckless often have surned ont wonderfully
| profitahle-thsnks to the eager rivalry Of per
sonai friends anxious to possess some relic for
which they knew his love or value, and which
was associated with some recOlleetions Of his
own sxHsvagAnee. IN this way his inkssand,
ins presentation silver bowl, and very pretty
| old Queen Anne silver sAlYeT, were ran ID yes
terdsy 70 anoHRts varying between forty and
ffty Shilhngs per o1nee. And even dealers
might be seen buying at the double prices which
Thaeksray had gwen for the things sold within
avery short lime, and 70 persons actually 10 the
room. -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

y A private belonging to the army Of North
ern Virginia, has had q furlough granted him
by order of Gen. Lse, for $40 days. He Wsa en-
titled to this long leave Usdsr the army ordsf
granting a certain number Of days tuIlough for
each recruit furnished. His leave Of absence
promises to lap over into the next war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

An old writer argues that to make Al entirely
hss1t;f1I yEopaau Il vgonld be necessary 70 kAke
tbs hesd from Greece, the bust from Austria,
ne feet from Hindosian, the shoulders from
Issly, the walk from Spain, and the eomplsxioz
rom Englsnd- Al that rate shs would be =
mosaic, and the man who married her might
vel be said % have taken up collection.
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DAILY appeal.
MORNING EDITION
ATLANTA. G.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1854.
FORT PILLOW.

The Telegraph informs rs that Gen FORREST
hes officially communicated to the War Depart
ment the capture Of Fort Pillow, by the force.
under his command. The details, as reported
By him, do not differ materially from those here
tofoTs received, and confirm the unprecedented
slaughter Of fTe-ssvenths Of the garrison. The
capture was an important less to the enemy
and the drama attending it a bloody one
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

y The Abingdon VEgisiaa says that Mr.
David L. Clark, portrait painter and dagual.
rsaR Of that place, has been making nitrate q
silver. Il IS pronounced By those Uhs are
Judges, TO be an excellent srticle-equsls Il nos
sapersr, to any ever bought in the NORTH
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A GooD SIGH.-Our CID friend, Capt. 7. C.
MeNAkin, of YieksbuIg, is here en- rocse %
Jackson, where he viii open his transPort&tlon
Office again. This looks like our authonslss n
ssnd occupying the country east Of Big Black
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

a. The trial of the boy murderer, in Savan-
nab, before sa examining court, resulted in his
discharge, tho court deciding that being under
nine years Of sgs, be Was not indietAbls under
the laws Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

FROM NAssAU.-The NsIos says dates from
Nassau to t5e 7ih inst, per steamer Syrsn, have
been received in Savannah. A letter to q com
msreiA house says, that owing to the restric-
tions placed upon the blockade runners by the
ConfedsrAte GovsTnmsnt, trade has come to q
complete stsnd-still, and there is no demand for
anything. We trust there win be some modf-
cstion in the law at the next session Of your
Congress. Mr.. Buekner, Of your city, is still
here, and Nj Haywood took his departure yes
tsFdEy"
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IMPoRTANr DTscoVERH--Ine Athens "a! 9.-'..ss
1.s sor ne uaanufacture Of keroaine cls when esa
hss1 tboroughly tested and found TO oe equal nss
.yl-- - 10 he Yankee article. He has Esde soma
sr5| ne Aisoama coal, which gyes \ briLisnt hsht
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CEN. LEES ARMY.-Tbe Macon Telegraph
SAYS: Private letters and verbal information
from Lees army all concur in representing such
an exalted condition of spirit and morale as we
verify believe was never attained by any army
in the field. Every letter breEthes a full con-
esption ef the magnitude and 6erceness Of the
approaching collision, but the mcst undoubtine
coufdenS7 Is the result One of these Letters
contains an old simlls. After speaking At
length Of the condition and spirit Of the army
and the tremendous conflict which awaits it, The
writer says; Don't feel moments unsasinsss
about the result may not live to tell the tale
but Be assured when we strike Grant, we viii
20 through him like a dose of CrOtOn oil UpOr
| Gen Lee and his gallant army, the hopes Of thl
country, now centre, in the belief that they ar
destined to dght and win the grand decisive
battle cf The war. What man would ike q
shoulder the awful responsibility which nov
rests upon Lssl Upon the skill and iudgsmsn
Of one man rests, under God, the hopes of al
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EaRS1Ess or sEAMsrzEssEs.-Armyd drEHsrs ars
z,ven out BY eoalrastora 70 be made b Portand nss
- ave esnis pair woman saving ali dAJ ccaid nos
80 more tkaE tso pairs day. II the thrqsd gvsz
- vh The drawers falls Short Il Is apt q do. th
moor seeulress ls told thsi she NUS gupPy he dsss
cfsReY,
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The sympathy Of Louis Napoleon with the
South can no longer be doubted, since rsDeS
piTass has been taken 70 his Brsst.
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n Seven thousand four hundred and twenty
bushels Of salt was made at the State salt works
ia Clarke county, Ala, from the 2O.h Of Jan
uary to the 3lst Of March last.
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ANOTHER VESSEL SUNK The Savannah
NssF learns through official sources that another
Of the snemy's transports was sank BY a
torpedo in the ST. Johns river, near the wreck
Of the May Leaf. She is supposed to have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22

WAsHHN0foN.-Life n Washington = eharsess,is e
ealy told in the following paragraph -@ No.1-.9@
dolng-5ut everything brewing hare Ens HsP19u-
cans are brewing all sorts Of schemes and eoneoesn
ali sorts OF eoncoctions In their grsas u - -
money"
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A Nkw TeRPsDo.--The inde defatigAble in
ventor, Mr.. james C. Patton, has obtained
right for q new torpedo arrangement, which, We
understand, has been tested, and found % ne
successful. Tho peculiarly claimed tcr TN:
torpedo By the iRvsasors 10 tnss i Tln nose
- the ahago Of Yankee vessel, when ii will
arrange itself conveniently, and then explode
NJ Patton shriste8s is the Hunting ToEpa-
ao.p &c will soon enjoy an opportunity Of
tsstisr is pEaeticability upon hsstile wassFs--
ws understand. - Richmond ESamissr,
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II TELE GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press Association.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress in the vesr 1853
by 8. THRAsHER, In the Clerks ofics Of he Dis
tct Court Of The ConfsdsrAis States for he Nerh-
District Of Georgia.
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II. ". .aCTOE,
ES.,,7. ae.xR Ter the Array 0G Tennessee
AND AGENT FOR
The .UcBaphtS Daily .4PpedI'
Mail Carriers. Brigade and Reglnsntsl News Agents,
Win be supplies % bsretofore with Daily Papers Al
sishtesa 20 twenty ssn's-slsO daily papers 81 me
.s0uDtsr Al twenty Eve Gents
A large edition Of the APPEAL received every aay'
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MOBILE, April 2O-CoI Powsrs. with two hundred
sa daShed Into Port Hudson on ne Tlh and esptursa
gun and eighteen prisoners The Yankees ad-
mir loss Of ninsty. Powers loss three wounded.
The Rrsat-Eariy MoVeEeRfs ExPeeted-
DALTON, April 20 n is gsnsralY believed here
that The enemy Is concentrating bis forces Ringgold
snd Cleveland, and ere long warn work may DO az
pseted bis lines have been rigdly guarded reesaEF
that bun little Is known Of his moysmsnfs
The weshsr is clear ard pleasant and hs roads oass
more 10 good condition
Erom Ehe Raptdaz.
ORASsE @. H, April The snsmy has bssn busily
engaged for several days with reviews and dispositions.
There Is no truth in the EumOr hat hey are falling
back 10 Centsrvills.
All quiet In front
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GRBAT ATTRACTION.
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BLOCKADE GOODS.
"A ENGLISH GRAY CALICoEs,

N
BLACK and MOURNING PRINTS,
BLACK ALPACA
Back Rsvsraibls Cords, for coats;
Metre Antique Dress Goods,
Gray Flannel,
White Flannel,
Black and Cray Sstinstte,
Melton Cloth,
Bleaehsd Shirtings,
A Brown Sbeetings,
rs Brown Shirtings,
Cotton 0snaburgs,
Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos;
OveFcoats,
Mems Gray Unifcrm,
White and Colorsd Bosom Shirts,
Hickory Shirts,
Plaid OTershirts,
Flannel Shirts,
Msrino UndsrshiIts,
Mems Long Wool Stockings,
Shirt Collars,
Black and COlorsd Fancy CrEvAls,
L. C. Hsndksrchiefs,
Hoop Skirts,
Black Ribbons,
Linen Thread,
Linen aud Cotton Spool Thread,
Horn Combs,
Ivory Combs,
Cunycombs,
Gun and Pistol Caps,
Steel Pens
Pant Buttons,
slveIsd and Guilt Buttons,
Lead Pencils,
Note Paper,
English Memorandum Books
Watch Glasses,
English Congress Shoes
French Oslfskins,
Hats, asserted loti
Sweet Oil,
Cotton Wosl Cards,
Scotch Snuff,
Smoking Tobacco,
Virginia Tobacco, assorted brands
Salt,
Rope,
TalOw,
Starch,
Candles,
Soap,
Corn Sacks
Chinese vsImlliOD,
c. chenille,
Plies,
Gold Leaf
Needles,
Soda,
Ground Peas,
r,,v p.ss-f,v IA nv
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C0-PAKTNERSHIP
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
EoHw KING s CO.,

.~.pNvERAI, COMMISSION MERCHANTS rear rear
= Norcre1s corner Marietta street, AtiSnsA os
Iii stteDd personally snd promptly 20 ts5 -
oonsiEnnsnts entrusted 70 ben ca s--
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RAGS WANTED.

Ths highest market prics, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid for clean cetton
or linen rags, white or colorsd, dslivsrsd at The
APPEAL eounting-ToOna, Atlanta
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RELL. MOORE & co,

a Nd wholesale dealers in al kinds Ct PRODUCE
~ Msristts street., Atlanta Ca
Strict attention psid 60 eonsgqnenis oi every oe'
s,.fion and FsmIttanees promptly made. Orders re-
soestfslly sollCitsd and esrefaAy hled sp2 in.
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Fsrl PIllow-0meIal RsYsrt.

RICHMOND April 20.-Gen FORESTS .otisial 5lspsteh
announcing ths szpsurs Of Fort PHlsw has been re-
csiysd a: the War Department. He says evs hundred
Of he Sven hundred men composing ths garrinu szs
killed including s1 the 0fiesrs.
Forrest reports his loss as % killed and 90 Eoundsd
Over one hundred citizens Eho had asd 70 shs fort
from cOnscrpsion into The river and Esrs dr0asd
RemsVaI Of Treasury Department
REcHHOSD, April 20-fRstrnetions have bssn gwen
the rst Auditor OF the treasury Department. %
move his bureau 10 Montgomery. Ala. All the sssks
except fonr have sgniaed their willingness 70 go
FuIid5ER OPeralfsass
RIcHAOND. April 20.-The funding returns sh0a a.
sgsssgsto OF two hundred and thirtyssvsn miIIlonE
collars with twenty small dspoEtoFss yet 70 hsar from
Ths0ng States from which eomplsts have sssa
received is Georgia IN which ths funded
sntY TIVE millions, hundred snd lziy-fozr thousand
and afty dollars.
The Battle In LsaTsann.
MOBILE, April 2O-Wssssrn dispatches report he
battle IN Louisiana, as follows
''ApriIIs. lso4 Banks was defeated with q loss q
eight thonzand.
Smith captured thirty-fVs guns, sTo huadrsz Hag,
0ns and two thousand prisoners.
The Fs5sraIz sdult thslr csfsat
"snsr-ia Morton and Pslignae Esrs severely Touaa.
ed
Gen Steele surrounded At q point On tie Litils
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NJ WaIlIlE EIIuI0TlsUa1Ia
Raid a. Port Hula,.

Gen Steele was surrounded at q poin, On ,h.Lails
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GENERAL LEE.-Ws have been permitted to
publish the following extract from private
lettsE from Presbyterian minister at LexiRg-
ton, Va, now visiting the army of RoFshsTn
Virginia, which happily illustrates the good
ness of the great commander, and the conf
dence reposed in him By his devoted trOops.-
Rkig.
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ITO d. is to succsed-Our hght
j. Waged In Heavens sp 1rOviag sight
The smile OF God Is victory "
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Parties and Factions IN YaaksedOK-Th Tbs BE6-
blizgs of the PrssideBtial CauIdT0B-R Rr0baBis
EHsriss for the Four Years. Stakss aad Seal
izgs-Ths YankssS BsgiHHiHg to Calculate a
Possibility of Fzii1ye-Opizi0Rs of Journals
-H0so the Draft does not DrGio Veil DistiB-
guished Frisads Of Peace Yankes Estimate
of Gs-s~0fs
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strahI'a Brigade, April 7, 1854.