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roKE,roRErHEsIcK 70 HEALTH

The blood must be purified, and all medicines are
useless which do not possess the quality Of Stmu-
la,uz the blood % discharge its impurities into the
bowels, BnASDRETH's Pills possess this quality in
high ,egrce. and should be in every family. They
are equally useful for children and adults adapt
ed &, both sexes aud are a. innocent as bread yet
mos. sa,c'us a. wsaiciHs.
Tie H.u. Jacob Beyers, Il Springviile, Ind.
write f, DR. Brandrcth under date Of May 10. i-oi
- have used your Invaluable Vegetable Unver-
sal Pill, ia my family since i,l> they have always
cured. even when other medicines were Of no avail
/ have been the mean, 81 my ueighbors using hun
dred, ~ dollars worth and am satisfied they have
received thousand per cent in blessed health
through their use. They used in this region for
Bilious ana Liver Diseases. Fever and Ague, and in
AL rheumatic cise- with the most perfect success
IN fact. they are the great reliance in sickness and
trust YOUR venerable lie may be long spared %
prepare 81. excellent a medicine Tor the use u man.
Please send me your lowest price hy the gro-s.'
Sold h, go respectable dealers iu medicine
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ORANGES AND LEMONS

FEW kits u Boston Tripe Just received and
y for sale a. No. OhlVh bi'1N'
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
CROSBY y MICH LIS
Remarkably announce that the
Worth american Rerie,c,

Which has for the last ten years, been 50 ABLY
conducted hy Dr. PEABODY, passes now into the cd
itoriAl charge Of
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lowe much 10 you, for verify believe
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REv. ". NAGGONER. Madrid, y y
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All Of which. for quality Of material. durability,
stvle and price, Will bear more than favorable com
parson with those Of any similar establishment IN
Vermont
We would call the especial attention n gentle
men 70 our stock OF
SPRING STYLE OF HATS 4 CAPS.
Just received from the fountain head n Fashion
and Elegance and this day opened for inspection
and approved by the public. In our
CUSTOM DErARTyENT
Ne are at all time prepared % make In order and
at short notice. any article within our line OF trade
Thankful for the very liberal patronage thus far
received. confidently hope for further eontinu-
If the same -
A. r. SHATTUCK & BRO,
No. I Union Block.
One door South Of the Central House.
NB-A good assortment Of Military Regulation
Rats and Caps kept constantly on hand.
Fen. 2lst, i-bi. oaNu
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Thou wilt send me two bottles more 81
thy Plantation Bitters My wife has been greatly
benefited hy their use. $50
Thy friend ASA CuRRlN. Philadelphia "a
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ny THE AUTHOR OF THE GENTLEMAN.
b SCENES and Thoughts in Europe BY Geo
esired b. c. o. FRENCH CO.,
Corner Church 4 College Streets.
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COOPERATING MOVEMENT
FROM PENSACOLA.
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have been great sufferer rom l'ys-
pepsis and had {, abandon preaching
Thv Plantation Bitters have cured me
REy. !. : CATH0RN, Rochester, y "
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rmr CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-

THE CONFESSIONS AND ENPERi-
rvrr oF Az lSvAlip. Published for the benefit and
Isl .srring and CAUTION TO ouSG NES who suf-
for fr.m Nervous nchiliiy. Premature Decay
Nlaahoci. etc. supplying at the same time. TEE
MAYS oF SITS CURE BY one who has cured him
-eit after being put To great expense aud injury
through medical ha;nhus and quackeTy.
Rv enclosing . POSTPAID addressed envelope.
s-.a uopia, ua, he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
Bedford. Kings County \.
Nays dawir
DALLOU'S monthly for March,
at HUNTINGToN'S
Web III.
IyARPER'S MONTHLY for February.
- iip ~ HUNTINGToNs
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TOMATOES AND GREEN CORN.


NEATLY put up in Cans, for sale at
= No. [ MON Block.
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send u twenty -four dozen more Of your Plants-
ton Bitters the popularity Of which are daily IN
creasins with the guests Of our house.
SYKES. CHADNICk CO
Proprie;ors Nilsrd's Hotel, Washington, Dc
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90 DR DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Bit
ter have heeu given t. some Of our little children
suffering from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect One little girl, in particular with
pains in her head, los II appetite, and daily vast
in. consumption, on whom all medical sAitl had
becn exhausted Ia. been entirely restored We
commenced with hut a teaspoOuful Of kitters naN
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, ana
she is now we'll. - -.
Respectfully. MRs. o. VI. pENOE"
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OIL, DILL nIL..!

A,EWING MACHINE OIL prepared expressly for
- The purpose. Also signal oil for Lanterns Lo-
connective head lights &c. at ,
Feb. 18Th. fhlhNES'
IL At PEIRCES.
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OYSTERS! oYsTERs::


DECEIVED fresh daily by Express ana for ale
X A. No. . l MON Block.
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list received al No Union Block.
W ". DREW son.
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CUEROK PILLS.
sugar Coated.
FEMALE EQUATOR.
HEALTH PEsESERNER
CERT.fLN'.4-N-D SIZE.
- Fo- tie Rsrnotai # Distinctions, end tss Ia
sp-,ace Of Regularity in me ReeurreH''
D. n. MnlL,aLv P,riof,

- Tor &C., R.raotai # Distractions, end ta' Ia
su-,aoe Of Regularity IN ths Ree''rTeH''
~ o.. Monthly Periods
They cure or obsiate those numerous die
ea.ss That spring from irregularity itself
They cue Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Mcu-truation.
They cure Green sickness lChlorosis).
they cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
main. iu t.c back. and lower parts Of the bodv'
ieaviness, Fatigue ON slight eNertion. Paipitation
Of the Heart, Lowuess Of Spirits. Hysteria, SICK
Headache, ,Iiddiness etc, etc. In word, by re-
moving the Irregularity. they remove the cause
and with it ALL the effects that spring from IT,
Compo-ed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing ocieteriuu- to any constitution
however delicate. their function being 20 substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
thet never fail 90 do.
They may be safely used at any age, and at
t1v p.riud. EXCEPT DURING TIE FfRsT THREE
,.Gy-il~ during which the uufailinZ nature Of their
action would inttlhoiy PREVENT pregnancy. go
sfi letters seeking information or ADVICE viii
ts r-l-rrtiN freely aud dis-reetly answered.
tuli directions accompany each hov.
Fr1el ger box. or siN boxes for 81
sent rs mail free of postage, on receipt Of price
Sold IS al Ie-pectahle Druggists.
IN. ". R. NERWIN 4 co.
S1LE FEoPRIEToRs,
so. - Liberty street. New York
Jan 80 d&wiy
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Special To the Free Press
WoonsrocK. Feb. -.
Fro. H-.aiagfou 10 Gen p. +. Wash5urH.
I have received from Col. Fry
O.. following letter. j, g. SNIru-
>is u have the honor to inform you that
tnc enrolment act as lately amended by Con
.s,,.- requires that towns which have failed
ta furnish the quota assigned them stall be
drafted for the deficiency and the draft con
ruucd in said towns until the required mum
her snail be obtained. The fact that state
ma, lave furnished "a number Of men equal
q. t... number of men Unsigned To- all its
towns viii not under ;hc pr,ecut law exempt
,he dc.iaeu,u. town, from draft.
>i.ucd. J. &. FRY.
Nrw lsRk. Feb ~.
r.. L.o.F, New Orleans letter of tie
~..' -.,-. ON sunday last Gen. Dick Taylor
....,-,.. oui troops stationed opposite Match
la.. va> rcpul-cd with considerable Joe,
ami driven SIX miic-. The attack was Pc
ley-l Yesterday morning ami again irvdisei-
i.- .,.i-i force wa- 1000
Cache ,'f'''i ''' ,'''.i'' t .,- ~.
.- tai' h''f -'i"''>.' que -.
to1'. "Itliin ON" ,'a> .''A'. "l
camps '.'..- q ''l''e % WV M En-,
'i -r'. 'i '.' enemy
p' 'a'i'. were .''''@n' ill.,
side.
,......,..r, F.s. De-
...,..l ..i.,.,t,f tr..,o r.,li.,. kg.. s,,s.
-, ,l-. III ,.,i-..,.'-..-,-,...i ,..I Fer
...., ,-...,,,,n5 IN V..,u... e.. VA.
......'..'. ~. io.Ir5.r, F,r.u. ID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

SUGARS AND MOLASSEs-
A VERY Hne and complete assortment, including
A the fsuous Excelsior Syrup, in store and f'I
az w m LOUIS FoLLETT co.
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at Winooski Fails. and Ladies' who have am thing
they wish Dyed or Clcaa-.d and maize 90 look as
Good a. New wi da ST.. o. call. six. Cotton, or
Wooden Dresses. ur chasl-, Calorei, tlc3used ana
Pressed g. look like New. Gcur- tu7t-, vests ana
Pants, DYED ~ Ieauscd. ru1 pressed IN the nt.l
rossible msnuer. CARPETS ard Pu-- cledu-eu-
1adiee' Straw. WILLOW o. OH.P Hats dyed am shade
or color Wooden or Hr.4 arm .ln 1ct} r1 rana"'i
or self eolors.
TAcency for Burlington at tuc 90 BEE-HUf
DRY GOODS STORE where Goods for Che li'
J,nIS.et wiz
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MASON l. HAMLIN's
C.fBI.N'ET ORG.f.fS.

THE Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artist
L the best Of their kind in the world i'-and
very admirable for both private and public USE
rSee written testimony rom more than ONE HUI
DRIED Of the most eminent organists OF the iesding
citiesl Mason & Hamlin's instruments have receiv-
ed the only GOLD MEDAL ever awarded in this coun-
try.-also, ELEVEN SILVER MEDALS, and fourteen
Diplomas in all twenty-six First Premiums,-ovT
all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
by Mason Hamlin.l go to $500. Aelodeons, $50
10 $40.
arrangements Of music for the same, are published
by VI. & II.
- illustrated Catalogues sent BY mail.
Address Mason & Hamlin. Boston" or "Mason
Brothers. New York"
Oct. -th. WIN
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Manager Van AmhurEh q Cos Menagerie.
Sold bv ala druggists Office 5s Cor,landt St,
New YORK..
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lust received lev bbl.. Gran Apples in dne or
u der, ami for sale az .,--s-- NIB
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

TIecva, a. better sup5ly ofclJ,i- ,uau A-tweek
sale. were quick and prices full as high as last week
sheep sold lu.l a- guiss as lsst week at the sAmo
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TABLE FRUITS.

No. . Mon ElocA
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"A 4 MS.

- -. a. No. ; Union Block
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wac movement on Mobile.
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CHARLES ELLIOT NORTON, ESQ.,,

PROF. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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c. \. FLAUTE -

have been in the army hospitAia
f,r f,ufteen mouths-speeehless and nearly dead.
At Alton, III. they gave me bottle Of Plantation
Bitter Three bottles restored nv speech
anu '"'N NV C. \. FLAUTE.H
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The f,llovvin1. i IRON the Manager of the Union
Home school Tor the Children 81 Volunteers
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News OF the Week.
BY Telegraph.
TEE .sR.NFES .nOs-
E.TG.
RVWORED MOVEMENT
OF THE ARMY OF
TFFE POTOMAC.

Grants army also mOrimg.
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SHAKER aPPLEsAucE. " rr,aops
Peb. END.
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have given the Plantation Bitter' 10
hundreds of cur disabled soldiers with the most a.
g. ". y. ANDREWS.
Supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
The Plantation Bitter have cured me
OF liver complaint 81 which was Land up PROSTATE
and bad 20 abandon my buslue,-
n &. kingsley, Cleveland, o."
Tn Plantation Bitters have cured me
of arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs
that na- distressed me for scars. IL acts Ike
&C. MOORE. 30 Broadway. ny.
&. &e. Sc. sc, &c a.
Tire Plantation Bitters MAKE the wra- strong the
lauzuid brilliant and are exhausted natures great
re.t,rer They are composed Of the celebrated ta'-
lava rark. Wintersreen sassafras. Roots Herh-'
&c all preserved IN perfectly pure s. 1roiS Rum.
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New ORR. Feb. -.
Gold -oid to-day at l514.
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,nRrrnRoAr. corcm. coLp. AND
BRoNvN.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Similar troubles. f suffered to progress result In
seriau. Pulmonary. bronchial and Asthmatic alice
- 49, ----- .-----r-.---.-
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The Throat. Lungs a Chest
CO.V'NE.WPTEG.E.

There is scarcely one individual
en- the community who wholly es-
capcs. during a season. from som"
one. however slightly developed, ol
the above symptom neglect yi
which might lead 90 the last named.
land most tr be dreaded disease in
! thc whole catalogue. The power Of
the medicinal gun ~ Of the Wild
lChcrry Tree over this class 81 com
plants IS we'll known go great j.
1.-The good it has performed, and So
great the popularity it has acquired
1 IL this preparation. besides the
J virtues ofthe Cherry, there are com
l mingled with il other Ingredients
like value. thus increasing is value
: ten fold and forming a remedy whose
power 10 s0othe, % heal, 10 relieve,
, land 70 cure disease, exists in no 9TH
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(Glnrrh NhMH

DIR. MARsHALL.s BE.oAcmz
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APPLE TREES.
APPLE TR T. Il =
W. APPLETON.
New Dive House,

MOST respectfully Informs the iuhahitantsof h
vi lington aId vicinity that he has establishes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-02-26

I have given the Plantation Bitters 10
hundred. of cur disabled soldiers with the most
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Respectfully. Mas. o. VI. pENOE.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02

Hoshing without yeu, and II you 90 ialuenee
aud e0EtTsl them IS t. use their powers to en-
riab yen a. lac czgerEe Of others, oilker pres
eEt or prospe1tiveiy, tie sin Lee ct year door.
Tia Government can set enly as You give 1t
noHsr and direction. Il can, whsn yoa 90 or
der, call Hisa g she Gold, bat can neither arm,
feed OF cloths thera, unless yoa finnish msazs.
And if you coufinue 70 act as Ysu are no| set
inS, upon tie assEInptiea that yea ara to ge en
making ead aecuEulstinR moloy sa6 property,
Tbilp o.hars sTe st their OWE cost 10 hskt 70 Sc
cure yeu il the peaseasion sud enjoyment OF i,
yea viii tos late disc3v5r that you Eaye Elzds
a fatal Blis take. You have already pursUsd thss
eaurss % the very verge Of ruin, Saa it IL hAAs
not oaly thaa you psHse aad reflect, bns tnss yea
resrace your steps. Ieu mist lay your gainf
vhers otheTs hzSs already laid tAsir lTes-u9-
on the altar cf the country. TIE country needs
all that every El8u car do. The safety Of your
property, ycUr libsrtiss ard yo1T iITes, requires
st y5ar hands sll thgs yea can DO. Ii you are
in position, OF have means 70 do Aors then
otherg, bs not afraid Of 6oizg tee much, but bs
thankful that yCu can 6s SO IEUch. Whaa We
shall have achieved cur izdepeR6eEee, nc man
77iil feel that he hiss done toe mach; bat Il,
lhrough ogr sabiuencss or capidity, We should
ftl EaH bitterly win yen feel tha. you baye rot
done eaaugh! II we who stay at home should
give all cur nassEE Beyond q very humble living,
40 shall not have d0Ee halt 50 mueh ~ theu-
sands Of the humblsst Ct eur ssisisTs; feT thoy
have zivsa all and life with il. In ny asEt 1
gill shoT y5a hoH every nlSs ia the CaRfsde-
Tacy css render mighty help without tho
slightsss injury 20 siEsat
JAEfES I. BETHUNE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02

l7r5- tto -1aristss G5tell
Dies .be Government Of the Confederate
s.5les suzpsci the people cl desiga to revolt
-=irs. its authority, zrl tbr0w Fl its rule
are We cow hFiug uneer mi.isIy cesponlEai
re s-e we, ss people 50 welded 30 1l2 PIE
It's AID psaslt-es o. Lssrty t-as We are laaA-
M every sasfifc5 90 eeiisve i.1 When re see
si-7s=t tve-y asty AID liltl5 t3Fn in tho Contad-
rrser sr77ccl win s0,dieIs, and guards uFon
sv,Fv r,sge-uent 17s are led TO ask wnat all this
-easvf Is tkeIa aHy necessity tcr any saeh
,,..r ss;ss of ss a-8 at every p9int wheTs thaze
= ! h5sastsif Do We0DGst men, eoa6nes .
( .irir beds, require te be Wsteaed hto taiona
I psstasg 0uz lsmie5 Hro toe large ans 10 Aecoie-
/ .rss ,-i.r ths urecept CT some great general,
80 7laa ere scattered 50 pressure F0bsis.ene7.
r-. fa -tkes uart Of the same geecTalE tscLles,
Z s--o-.satrs,e &c fght." is seldom observed. Bat
/ 80 oanars De true, fog Congress 3 expanding
! ID 1850 .-is.serl-whieh passes hunEa eom'
rrsrcnsion' the tifera 10 iegisials more men
into Che army.
r-s hear a CREST deal Of desszters sndsab-
s7rt1.s. We sfs inclined 10 believe nat, u rae
-rrrecassary caElsOus Wo-o Rlt5dfaWa ifeis INC
t-,r-g srd citics, where key sTs o. little Csc
f4ryssrs So dun Ci.izegs vno are qnieiiy ValEln s
ishs s-rss.s SID attending 10 Their business, fol
rtss.s > thstthsrl world be rs many Gen IL GU
.r-,,,ss a most Of Cur generals e1a.d EsneEe
Fver- 7f54as. rl= =rslsi a. sfaIciros5 station mu5
Esve -asv5 sufficient % % picket dRsy Tor
s-.-t4s5 What aa.lhly Lss they $40 no one cal
80 Tbaf tliey are a inzuHaTaole annoy anc
n. f1.,r re-plo uAtre they sre qusrteTeS no en-
-, 5.-v. Their Clici0as Intcrmeddling W.T.
---at .,ifizrrs i 8 hariesqua uPoa military rae
a-fa7 entrae5 upcn civil rights, % lnioloIsl
ireft=- oFsuave and annoying.
= To f.r.cu,ar'za; In this COED cry o. mar
3 4 ,it- ~ lad eusrls 81 am5st every coraer az
ay,-sb1.ating every Fa7emsns. u s clt1s
Flerss s. hCns after supper, be is hsols y .
- -,5 1sfsrii5u. and unless he mas Rska4 Pc
5 --l...,, "a attend so his busiuees after oarE' 2
{ -It-ir.. e ths 1uElersiga be leaves re pro q
4 - ~ - c-t a rC-li ls hia perl HloiheI tas;
o ,--.gs-ess ne lhe Tssu1 o. s.upidi'y or Z.
.r .-.t ~ I'd r5g OF Of G Hant q . ~ 9Ps, Y
..s.;.- rs 10 extent ard limits o. La9H 81
tf5-Itv bv ..ir ofieal saPsrioTs, Te 90 %
knew We 90 know, however tnal ii Is =
- reeezssry tLas tbs miitsfy Should asa u.i9
courol t5s movements Of peaceaoie ciiiz ~
oy 30 dcisss Go them st what hour 4hey sh'a
close iheir business and 60 to bed, snd m I.
irsras Of that liberty for which TIE people oi >
z, S nth gro making, and have made, sueh x
rcpd0us saCriheos, NO ptces. sgeiust slu
fyT1ury.
nd those guards are pat here 70 Ha.eh {
- Eransisfs lat them watch tho hospitals, but
1be11 ds Instructed THAI tho citizens axe net 50
;-.t n r0artial lsu UUtil martial lAW is dselArD
81 5S5 ibet not even the csunmsuderin-ehief
- srrnv can dspriye the. citizen Of the 81
a-.r5 with which tho civil law surrounds
outside Of the aElpy hnes'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02
AFwAHRs ar CauP DOUGLAS.

Auscsd Air0eious Treatment Of Pyisossrs---
List 0f Deaths DETiEg N0UsHseT.
Frem the Chicsgo Tizaes.l
Reports hsve been circulated Eound the city
durng the Esst few days to the eject that t9e
prisoners in Camp DoCglas Eere bs;nS snoe
down promizcu0usly ena renoIEeisssiy ~ tao
soldiers Ct ihe guard without resi- aaa55. Il WAS
not fer oe time po1si5le TO tIace tt1ese 1anoEs
ts asy reliable sourC3, CT to 2aeerssln tha sxscs
! extent to which tbsse abuses have been earned
! A little inquiry has, however, developed the
/ fact shat, whether ihe reports 30 irue CT BOT
/ there is at least very ssTong reason TO eolisye
them 90.
Il is sad that Col. De Land has issaed araeTi
that if any prisoner sbs.l fail 10 comply instant
" with any requirement Of q soldier heleaginS
TO the guard he shall be shot down. This reg
ulstion may be necessary enough u IT. stIie
aceeptaiion as requiring obedeaee y orders Q
/ 8 disciplinary character, but Is exesodTgiy ms
! BE 70 abuse when The guarding soldier IS mad
} the iud 20 Of what constitutes an act Oh insuE
ordinaties, and IS permitted to Teverge nun-corr
pIanes with cofl Rsnds enenatiDg iroa bimse
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-02


The suas1Y sll cGltinue5 70 pursue ne E1Iz,
audsterred By the heavy FIRE to which be il
effsn subjected. Among ether laoors, be is re-
spspiur the snbrasurs OF the ssn-iRch Cetum-
bisl at Grsrg, aad throwing Up heavy work
s. the cad 5f LoDg is.znd, 0PPesiss Ssosssien-
vile,
a derrick best vas also observed on Tuesday.
employsd iE IsR1iRg guns from 3 schooner as
O7stsr Point. On tle ssEs day sdns barEss
vTsre Observed sbgasas Of Wagner. They ap-
pszysd % Be dEsgglng The channel, prsbssly 10
fad the suRksz aleAnaI WaeaaWkan-
The vessels reported On TEesaay Ts.o IS fol-
lsws: The IFOnsidss, four norisors. th,ss
wooden gunboats, two mortar boasi sixteen
sailing vessels snd sEo sugs inside; three bloez.
sdsrs snd one schooner outside; three steauaz5.
thFas gunb0sts ana tAirtaen 80 q NJ
sssao, aid ffssen eEAhs Of 81 a1 - rht
/ Hocss inlet.
/ The operations fer the last two s7s kavsa.ss
/ bean Important. ssms frng to3k place On
Tuesday, between or batteries = Seesss;onvills
and those 0f the enemy oa Aaz1s and Black
| Islands.
The basteIios in action ap s1assiaY vera
Marion, Rztledgs, sinki15 c1e1ss and Cam
rninKs. In the moEa1F 5tezn shells wsfs
thrs1a inss the ely ~
Soma 6ring was hsarj j li.l q l,sllss.s isslts
direseoa Of Stens.-keEsSFg.
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Short tie lavsztoF sf G7ssk rs, died recently Ia PEa
lslphis, after short Illness"
Kias Abrahsra the First.
Aad Prince Of Esrshern Liars
Tho gInsy South las ezrsad
Wab tiabOlis Esss
He thought 'twosld Be hEe sport
Ts see proud ebsrlesron hambIsdi
So called II Levi Short
And ihss to bin zs nspbled'
aTd have tais ely surasd,
sparing neither chursh nor sFirs
And you're the maa I've lsErRsd,
Fer making up Grsskhro.
wen LEI your genius work
Ts sruss the rebel lssiODs,
Though envy DARK shah lurk
In HsH-s Internal regions"
The pyretschnie art
Was brought In requisidOu,
20 plsy Ike Devils part
Iz Llncslns inqulsliisn.
Hut iealousIy ola Scratch
was watching eli their motisns,
To see what hs csals catch
OF uzsfal Ysnkee HOtieRs.
This bloody var" eaid he,
u fling ny tarziliSnE
And ovsrrun ven be
with Abrahznl'z vie mlni0Hs.
They've cone So fhisk ard fast
Ny imps begin to tirsi
They've clicked TIE roaring blast
And nssrly qaenehsa thc frs.
q reed fire for saza
Pit fsr Satanic burners,
A pare, inferssl fszas,
Oorsamiss tAs consumers.
Greek H.e snlss ne voll
Ia aata55-I'H promote Kim
lis proper sphere Is Hail."
This ssi1, ;ao Devil sHlote siHa.
Dszn TO tie shades below
Where YsEkse haaGs aust wHlloW,
The soul cf Shert did 60
Soon kay hz master follow
FiI zow the esl5scn Up,
Pie valdal souls atiH higher
Bsssefsrtil, Old Nlsk shall sep
" Levi shsrt's arssk ATsi
Csap -ssr Tunnel EHL Gz, December g, 1863.
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