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Ta HnLDERs 0F TRE ssTRY N0TEs.

TREASURY DKPARTMENT, DEPosIrARYs OFFICE.
Atlunsa Ca, ku5ruaTy y. ieo4 )
Certificates for four per cert beds, u1aer tas IAss
et cf Congress be received fraIa ihs as,e untH
April ISL 81 this oee To facilitate ths transaction o.
ne lsree amount Of business deyolving NO. sus
ext to the holders Of notes thar thgy arrange tAens il
r,,t,csbls in packages Of the same denonlnsten In
1,us q 500, 5000 5000 and $4,000.
FGHS VI. .DUECAh,
.sl2 pepQaiEE,
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SPuRsE0E or NsGRoEs-A London cor.
respondent Of the BItaess, Indianspoiis, sends
10 that journal sR account Of his interview with
.he Rev Mr. Sparge0n, aud says:
''0t course be inquired about tho war in
America Naturally enough, the conversation
famed upon the negroes, WbeIeuPon Rr. Sour
,geoa SAID: We, ia England, are. getting it,
ts tiIed Of ths 1egrce8-Ne are beginning 20
End hem ont. 4 ysAr or two ago q negro was
quite pet with rs, aud when one came to Us
We made much Of him; bat noW too many Of
them are coming; they come over in squads
hey arc very ignorant and eonceited F; We are
very wiling 10 help them to be free 10 give
them money; bnt then Ws DO not wsat any
more to q b win them.
Thousands Of osher people, Ike SpurgeoR
sre eouling 10 the e9Hc,0sios that there can be
too much Of good thing, aud siteZ making thl
negro ir-e, want "ROsbing more TO do VIII
him "---Hlia0is StGts J0HyRGt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

FROa PAEIAEDLE.-An ofissr who hss jast
rsturusd fror tEe bogus State Of West Fif-
gina reports thst alasst ell Of ths Virginia SCI
diers have refused 70 rs-sulisf. Oas Of tEo
reginaass ssssilled at Beverly (I0sh Virginia
AID 8 b Ohio], only one man 70 enlisted. Hs
Use sssfes thst 0ns dollar IN geld viii buy
1sare than three IN gTesu backs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

-ryoTrR or Ave tasussna isA ol SKATING and
II pUII.FEs IN good GRIEF Circular Saw IN ice
rcnsiton for uss, s9c oue frset1rea 2.so pair C
fae Ni.I Stonss ria splndle and sppurteesncea--al
of vhich my sassn at ny NIL, nine niles Rest q
IsafsyeE.e, Alabama
fsf zni 4 y tfei>if4lNte TON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31
- valsn old Baggs, the nodsl Of punch

E- W4lsR old Baggs, the Radsl Of paRctUali-
IL. came 30 die be called CT liet of these per
soGs Ehota ho wished TO set - pail bsaTefs-
Aaer fsW menen.s he spoke again. Ny
son, read me thss Eat; is Eif WiFgin's name On
tf" Yes fashar, Is ia Thea,' said thd
old man, g sfTike it CT; he is never Palotusi.
hsser anywhere IN season., and be mighs detaiR
me procession Al hQug,
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FfJueg LeE Diso0lHsf 5r fLs N.so TssHe gf CHfsdc-
Money al he Iats of Iras Dollars a Old Issue
for Too Doll1Ts IN llsu Issas. jl0a IS 10 $500
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J. P. wOoDso on,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
HEnisT Sired, Near Ce5rsT BhitsasA
ATLANTA, Georgia.

CyPHcIA 81 ssisnti0n SVEN 10 Esiss Of Manufactured
- ana smoking Tobacco. NoH ctering some dssirsr'
bic lots q Tv5acc0 for iaFestmeut
500 PACKAGE o. James Thomas extra fine Tobacco,
vErioas brands for sale. :. p. WOODSOG.
NH
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n. sEE. sEG'E[b-F,
News AseEt fer IIe AEHy Of TezHessee,
AND AGENT FOR
The .TgesllslkiS DnSFsS .5TB,gecsF.

Nan Carrisrs BTigsd- ana Rsgime-t "a News gents
viii be E-PPHsd IS heret-f5rs with Daily Papers at
eighteen 90 twenty oents-slzo daily papers at he
counter At twenty I've cs1fs
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RAGs WAsrEn.

The highest market PFC either in money
OT subscription, VIII be pa for clean cotton
OF linen rags, white or colorsd, delivered st the
APPEAL counting -Tooun, Atlanta
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VIRGINIA AID NORTH GlbOLLNA
TOBACCO Agency.
GEO. 4. CRUMP s. CO.,
.FESaFSsG, GFG..

A GENTS for the sale OF = zsnufsctsred and sulok-
n rg ZCbscco AID General CC1sIuis si0u ssrchants
Rave CO ENC a large ard well rejected stotk Ci io
lacsa % uh ch tEg s.t-1.i2L cf buyers B suglIsd
rb1g lu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31
Gaps in shs GznsssrIana yEsu.s.,,-

PeuSd gap Is pass ussd very generally Z =
cur teTces aud the pubic, because she ROAD s
good and acesssihls. Il is sixty miles from Ab-
ingdor, due north, and be crs our forces hsd
consumed ali the forage, ere, in ths country, il
was not difficult for traveller 70 led good sc-
eonmodAhoRs e. any poiEt by the way. Along
this road 81 Tho ssoek, eie, that was heretofore
sent from tia Sac Of Ksnlucky 10 tbs South,
Wsa drivoD + is 81 exce.lsHs wagon rosd
Ffem Pound gap TO Big creek gag, It Is enc
handrsd aud foIsT niiles- Bstween thess 10
gsps srs many Others, among them Big Stone
gap, Crank's Gap, and Cumberland ga5 Ria
forty milss from Big Stone to Crank esp. ard
about thirty or thirty-Evs from Cumberland QaD
to Big creek gap.
Big eTssk sud Cumberland Rans Lead froB,
Ksetueky INTO Tennessee = an1 Paoad Re-
SSone and Crsnk's gap lesd from Esnt.cs :
mo Virginia 4 10 ssysniy-aye miles frol5
Crank's gap to Bsistol Tbs nor 3 ) sso9s
gaps are passibla for wagons T. s sI4fv. n,:iss
Iom AnoxViile 20 Cum5srisad gap, ahd sboul
loFsy-nye tTom Knoxville 80 Big creek GAP.
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It EL u EGRAPHIO.
Of p = -.

EutersH sceqrdinE act q Congress 10 th8 year 55
bgJ 8 THaAsasH. IN - Clerks olIcs of ths Dis
tTfct Gourr u tbe Goa ssrsts States E5z he North
ern D-a-riet of dsursia
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Eerrns 81 adverEEsfElg.

an Advertisements viii be charged three solsrs per
square for TIE anzt iussriioa-snd two dollars and
nsif f0r ezga EussUgzeul inssttisz-
LOesi nOtosl va ta oazrSsl a ~ raSssz sssys1
pu Tar
Obtusry notices and al olhsr sriicrs not Of gez-
erzI uubli, interest ebsrEsd 81 other uaseriszu, ia
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Found,


a BOUT tHo Heek'sEsg, q LADI'S BREA PLz
"a uh % - -sn6r cen gsE az thi5 of15e ty p5evInr
ne ssus and 'lD6 'sr ais sdveriseaeut
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rrsw - sshuI,.u,. Armv.

DxLros March 81 1r latest adTiczs frsn iie froat
rsprssenf tazt tie snsy enuinuss nss.,vs. and thzt
no rssnforeeszt srs arrishg We also have inl5rms-
lon tst Two rsznsnfs q Hnos troops E6rs zstsrsd
cut Of tie ss-Fias yesterday 81 Aaszhs and we're
iisysd by fiE9 ofhsrs.
Tie weather rsmains unss,tiad snd lls iadisstlons
are thri We shall ye. have rough changes % con
tinuets intsrrrups military operations and probably
prsysns any active mOVemsnis until ne middle of
Rrsm REehmszd.
RicHHoSD. March 30-DuIl1sss hsa raigasd 81
prsns "a this city today in Consequences Of the sntra
abseaee Of ns7s and ts prlefezi sus2enasa Ct bas-
asss sransaeasnI. caused By the financial novsusnts
nov in pr5gresz. The weather ls also gloomy, ard
ths bad condition Of ths roads eaussd bY the rsseas
heavy ralns, induess prssszt expectation Of an
l early opening Of the sprisz sanPsisu-
Il s behaved hsrs faf usgotfatioas srs in rro-
grsss far The adjustment Of al questions involved ia the
4 farther szeLzngs of priasusrs-
Fron EezeFaI Lees AFnsg.
CRANGE c. L. March a1-Pa-tias who have nat a.
rived on from the FedsrI lass report thss the easuy
i scsatiss zsIyelyi tas rseilon Of FreAsriskzburz
and that 6Taai vii advaaes As soon a. the old tro0Ts
return ffoua tAsiF faEieushs Aad the forces can b
brought from ih- Wss,. wacb, j. a ihoaght can bs
done By the middle Of AFsif
There are grea. ulzny dsssrtens from tbs Federal
army in the FsaF Of ihsir Isuss-
Gov Vaaee revie we'd al The North Carolina troops i
Eusis cops Monday and addressed sn audisuests-
tinatsd to number from i've to ten thouaAud He viii
review ihs troops from he sans Stats and addrezs
fiefa to -1or-nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

OrFIeE soUTHrKs TzFFEzs CosrAs

CFFICE SOUTHFRs TZFFEss CCErssT. I
tugu1ts c., February ~. lsGi.
The southern FzpTlss Company hCEeby notifies The
fieuss and relatives q Soldiers in he Army 81 Norb
ern Virginia sn6 elsevheEp thst they prepared 20
carry out arrarrrnents a. announced Iu the above
card and that thty will do al ia tter power 20 Ga tl
its r-guirsueuts JAMES SHUTTER,
Geaerz supsrinteadsnt aad Acting Pre-. cent south
cr Express Company Ei1 In
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meas. Cal uFoa GEoaeE H. BAzELHURsT-
cal upon ihs weltknown Georgia contractors,
who have been building railroads ell tbsir lives,
and let the work be pashed through, Day ard
night, and e1mple;ed befose the enemy can
fairly eTganizs bis grand campaign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

~ Three Thousand pounds Of bacon and g
thousand poandE Of lard were sold in Colum-
buz, Ga, on Tues lay Of lsst week, 81 50 25 Per
Psand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

laPoRTAET TO THE PUBLIG The following
o5dsr from the provost marshal general Of ihis
department to Cs7t. G. W Peden, provost
msIshal cf this pest, is published FOX The iafoE
nation Of oil concerned. 1t win be wel fol
persons travelling to take 3 nete thereof and
govern themselves accordingly:
: To Capt. c. W. PEDEs, Provost Marshal
saAI persons are required to have passports
travelling on any railroads IN this department.
"B J Hill,
Colonel and Provost AarBhal General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

BULE & IUTTLE.
Hon. Montgomery BAR, Postmaster Genera,
WsshirEt0u, D. G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

To get yOU and ysUr prstsnaions cut Of lhs
way. hereby assign yoa to the Dspartaenf Of
he South, il the hope that, filing Gan hit
cbslps place, you may meet Gen Hitehslrs fate
Nov, in whss respect is y0ar Plza better than
my plan 3-Nelg York World.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31
FREMoNr NJ LINcoIa-
TO FREnIoNr.

II yen aIe nominated By tie June eonysu-
ton, vii kia yeur chances By running ss
stump esndidass sgzinst you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

q a iestsr from Hagerstowu, nd, says Ghas
o".ng 2 the approximations Of rebel invaaion
ea1iy u ne spIi7g, many Of the farmers Ia Enat
section Of the state srs sellisg thoir farms and
stock, pfspsEstaEy y move West.
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Gge 5lenlpBis 3Ppeai.


~
eha &, AcGlsashsR---5eal 4elg 8 Dill.
uEdsr fha erls sad siyls sf
EeEZIsAEAEAE & DILL
% ~aou al Issserz On Dazlntts os siss-si-s sA0sis
- sddIal lss5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31
1--WE R1sracss frsnf Revoluisoaary Eais-

4T1s wsF carried on by Great Bhizin against
the colonies during The revolution was Waged
Tor subj1sation. The present war, wagea by
the Ys1kees against Independent States, Is for
the same object Ths oTiginsl manuscript or
der hook GfoLord CoraUslIis is in possession Of
gentleman near Fayetteville, n c., and the
following extracts from it are published 70 show
the diffsrsnes between the eoRdGet Of the coul-
manding generals Of the British army IN the
seventeenth and the Yankee army in the nine
teenth centuries:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
.:,1G,s :: - - Fer the Journal.
.CANP 9th n. C. INFASrRr, |
- "a Match 18th. 1864.

Ness1s. Editors Enclosed send shozts" Histori-
eaEsketch" of our regiment which if you decide to
publish may be interesting to friends md serye as
historical nao1ceau in the collections Of our State
The companies composing the 9th regiment n. c.
.afantry being among the first 70 tender their services
TO The State, were assigned To- the duty Of projecting
important points and preventing captures in tie State
hence there la much rfanty connected With The
early formation 81 the regiment It is mostly composed
Of what was FIRST ordered TO organize at Newbern as
the 9Th Volunteer Ihanfry, and upon failure to do So
COS. 6, p, z and IT, were ordered from New bern to
Raleigh, where they were organized into q battalion,
and elected Geo. B. singetary, Lieut., Col They re
NAMED at Raleigh tin about The 27tb Of August, VIXEN
ordered back to Newbern where Coz +, F: :apd <,
we're attached to the battalion and the whole stationed
at Fort Law, on the Neuse river, below NeWbe5n:-I
Co.'S A, and g, then on duty at Fort Macon Were
the 2sth day of September attached to the hattal
ion, shgs fDrhng the a7!h intaptry ghjeh Or
ganized BY the election OF Lieutenant Col George
Singleton as Col; Capt, Johl, Sloan, Co B., Lieut.
Colonel, and lieutenant Thomas G. Singleton, Go.
as Major. Lit J F. Joiner, detailed to- act as ed
jutant;, LTD w White, 40. F. appointed A. O. NJ = T
and Capt w: 81. morrill,, Co.. E, appointed A. G. s.
The regiment is composed of the following companies
viz :: 80, -.&i -. .@''~ o. .''a - o.>' - I
Goldsboro Rites, Go. "A. Wayne COUNTY, Capt. nj. D. |
Urat0a. csfDt. "a lila ar ia Sc 49,
=
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

IsG-A soldier writing TO the Statesvle Express al,
ludes to the bad in which soldiers clothing
madey and says '-r. 3D. 20 ~. =
Our pants jackets and under clothing invariably rip
after tew weeks service into the original pieces-
Then comes little swearing and sweatng. and a.
weeks darnIng and stitching before we are tit to pp
pear IN public, unless we have lost all decency and
come out with flag OF truce" flying 10 rear. Il
would be glad if some of the women who do sewing for
the sodtefs wound pay US VISIT have not doubt
ont that they wadd return with many good resolutions
az we'll as With o pretty good knowledge OF anatomy,
and with the conviction that cur clothing is wonder
July If not fearfullY made.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

Grus to established precedent and in obedence to
the ahmauacs the sun cresssa the equnoctai line yes:
tdrdpy crossing it TO day. for he is said to do
o5ou. the 21s: Of Mareh - ,.,... - .. :: 80 =,
l ne usual coacomtants OF rain. wind, and unpIea-
fslnt weather have not been: wahtns although no
Irregular storm has Jet been noted mo grand blow like
tn at in which the unfortunate Central America
went down. Indeed bad a reputation March has
got as great blower" we think we have remarked
that the autunlnal equihoxes occurring in the speca
be month of September have generally been preceded
accompanied ,or followed by much more destructive
storms than h the yernaI equnoxes in March y,
:. Q q 9. "a BI;l.e T,u-s,i g..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

, =. ~.@-''i2.t y. $3.50. For the. Joutn i.
,.e--s-S ubSE44nf9 ri-.l.-,;f 5.,.t ..s a. ~,

,. y:s....1G ah ~ u. 500 -: 49, ~ =
MessrS. EduetS The good people OF the stad md
sober old Comn0uN Q ORTIZ ona. are hay-
ing their attention directed Ia the considerations of the
issues involved in the approaching gubarnatoFa eleca
hon.; and of verify it well beheeFes them to pause
hnd reflect Re because othe important interests
BIT stake, Of the anomalous aspect which CANVASS
wifi assume "a II fact has already assumed a'o
Two years ago.s Mr. Il oldeh, through the Raleigh
StnAd bent ali his energies to secure the election Of
Gov: Vahee indted is generally supposed that he
was largely il not mainly Instrumental in bringing him
out SIS candidate ard If the violence Of his assaults
Ind the bitterness Of his denunciations eveled agans
those whom be chose to characterize as destructive
were exceeded by any thing 1t was by the unstinted
praises which be iavished upon Gov: Vance Soldier
I-statcsnlan- patffot-ofator these were the quaf
ties that Contributed tor they were but title Of his
viruee) to make up the sum total OF MIR: Holdea's can
,;idat6.1 What lightweight euogiums were bestowed
upon him Col. Vance was q soldier Ia the field II
rad barred his bosom TO the blades Of the eneny-hsd
shared with bis the exposures, prfvations, hardI
ships and pers of camp ite-was true to the Confed
fracy and devoted to the interests honor and glory off
the State. The troops were especially aud earnestly
appealed TO, in behalf of a gentleman who had given
sharing thepfortures Of with then on the tented
field. He was emphacay the soldiers triend--t Col.
Vance was and Mr. Johryon, his competitor, was lus
tiy belaboured By the Standard, because he, mere
civilian, aspred to the votes OF soldiers againsta man
in the army. And vastly more to the same efeet,1
with which it is not my purpose to tag your columns
Or bore your readers ~ ."'
Wei the election came The people chose, 10 The
exercise of Their soyer ign right, to cast large ma
jority Of their votes for Col Vance; and the army
gave him an overwhelming vote: HeW elected: 10 I
hiomphe The standard was jubant and, if Hs T
columns reflected his real feelings ifs editor happy
Col Vance entered upon the d1tesot bis Office in fill
favor with Mr.. Holden. Has be filled TO fulfil bis OBJ
legations to the. people Has he not done WhA Mr.
Holden promised for him? Has he not proved him
e. the e 0ds sf 3D. sa s gsassR Has
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

The announc IIent that GRANT has formally taken com
mand Of tbs F e1a armies with hs headquarters for the
present with tb arm of the Pooma would seem to give
color to the pposon that be about to signaze him
self by ORE era nd "o2 to Richmond this coming
Many weAel med parties lock for renewal of the
lest for Rchmol d. and predict that the greatest ami most
decisive battles so the will be fought this
the valley of the James River. .. ,ot >,,.- 4 !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

+ The iron-cIad Milwaukee, recently launched at ST,
Louis has two revolving tutrets mounting two inch
Dahlgrens each. The guns are moved entirely by
steam, and loaded in the hold OF the vessel and
raised on column of steam to be fired They are
opt by steam and reco against steam, one being
all that is needed TO work the guns with the exception
Of loading them :.-.- .a.. .-.. '
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24

Ne have no mails to day, aud tie telegraph lines
ire also down., which aecoantsftor ueagreHess 10
thatdepartnlent We suppose tfing viii get to work
ihs soon again The fa5Iare 81 tie telegraph proba
Ply occasoped by the wind and rain Of last pgbt caus
Bg thesfaA0fB seine OF the posts a.-- ~. s,s:"S ;
However, this circumstance enables to dispose of
large amount Of deferred matter consisting 81 com
lnqnicAtion& tic, ct which We present ian Unusual
saoat to alag, and will continue To- dose to-morroW.
lhey wHE found Interesting and vii repay perusd:
We ha7t on hand several very interesting articles and
viii, for one Gay more, least b2 araby indepenr
dent et maia and esgraphs. by which time we hope
be again in communication with therouside worlds
g. = 80; 5odiy 70urynI C2yd "
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thai il materially contributed to achieve those vico-
rrs tor The Cdtderacy that have ELECTED sucHaniver.
ssss ss;s 4 - ISL a|1R,p5i "a
all fed.dr so Mers 70 Nv sfein p, die d&pquea
lie ii beensfreHa babe Sls4daN eomI aained
re- 5s9e| E. u IL 4 81 So oE bs
However this may the fact is be has rival
MIR. Holdt IS entitled to the credit Of brlHging Col
VI rtd Mud T,VS ~geahs ldef pFh6t, III is SsftaiH
that he IS solely and exclusively Responsible ior nrng,
ZIG out 6pp6sfton to G5v. ance nov: was at
ed centrolf and ii he was tendewed4 WIFI the DIVING"
attribute OF !" killing and making aye,, aEy case,
that his presen idate is fttinga
sukjecl be- could eslre 4Batawho Is this nddate
thus brought out@u eppes itlon TO 6ev vance !asv
some sdhilsf, Of eoufs5 ot this
war, 9ho viii hp dozen SOUS, and as4 many. bEo7
thers, has breastea the terrific shock OF battle, sna with
patriotic hide act uD6ecoaiug to apreper medesty
is presented M eovsred with scars, ior your
sufrage Is SUCH he nan2 Not = bit ot il No.
thing jtr-7ihe very reverse Of Well then, Whe
is Mr. dIeldens cand idate,?s- w by aVnN1 Holden!
If. is Mr.. Goadtns CANDIDATE! 9 - =';!;s5.>
Strange 90 this stem and ,i isl nevertheless
true that MFR. ID olden; years age made sua9
earntst ais 70 vote for the friend OF the solde
wHo Tad ii9s, Ha ths t his
taking the fdq hlnlsef who So heart ly cadgelled
Mr. Johnson, mere civilian for assrting rival claims
this same MIR. Holdsn taa LON started clvlI'a" IS
candidate IL opposition to the sodtsr apce, whom
be sd LATELY IS the embo nen1 Of all that was
dtsftabfe ID re B6uie And accohp1be dip TIE states
man .and. mirqb1Le dletu he himself is that cand
date to'fh IS one x6 The anomalies OF the canvass
Just hoR ab9dt fate will pot eq1qEgea upon
u v.taEcscao 370z5 gCl l'9a t,.;a:~ - e5E -
n have no personal acqAaintalc e4 with sGqYs anee,
and belong 10 that CLASS qt pdiViduals, whom be he's
EVEN Iae!y raped father sharply over the. knqeklts
but We cpp aflrd TO bs, scodsd by GpyN apee sne
G9y, Brown. Whl.e the osiepI conduct Of the exeeur
tyes Of. two auch noble. ConmopWeatths as North
Carona md Georgia is dsdieaedt TO- the ypphie good
Let Coy Y swear saiorss .he keeps fral and
steady baud ths helm and gpidehe ship of Stats
safely through lne shoals apd brsakerssNo that,>l
approve bis ahkind alngs but because his good actions
copnterbaan bis sharp n4teranees of .speeeb. 5$.5
WhHes therefore, q oys anoe is net af that. could
be Tished~ ho is g. cireu mstan-
ces it is gra f5iRgafD Watntas1he Iuauimy cf tie
people, and esp the inadaVor
Of bis eontin aauce imaoee aiuringa nbeEnaS
Driak Ter III; nRd ID ode may judge esgus o
the timesn IL reaseuubez to 1t stinate 1ahat hewit
beat s.ciyian eonPesitoEthis ysar 10y aarger vote
than that by eh be whe lined hisncsz Han criva
tsvd years ago; and: haH consgn ID ID otdelr:te
political oblivion deep, that heHeafoth there will bt
no respectable party to- tdo hin. reverence SO mote
it be. .j = as1.#"J1!F i .<.sI Et q EP UBB1US
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-24
Hand II TrGI=,

Ihe Columbia Is. c. SuaA6Is GaAarcl1s Of the IS.h
commences the p4 0.eton CT sexes Of letess giYaS ap
account OF matters and thRgs IN AQ0xEies TeRas
ne"re'ls man, WAe sas baen driven from his
home foE las devotion the SOUTH and has taken refuxa
With @Ls family lntohllbia speaking OF knoxville sitter
its occupation by tie Fe1egaI forces he says 7~3s
There are some men whom always confde in
men whom danger, Cai2it thr of tvrass
ing SES1g, only press closer to side, b1t aIas how
fe" when IieLdaip to be mailt8Tned at the x
OF JenaLoy 70 ptoucTiy 10 reputation, to life then re are
luThsneq WIN tue test and measure Ots eapth sspt
many u nAoAe ed III this furnace and they anne ont
OF me hLe scaed aud thank Cod my faith NY kind
Is t:taD-sAtu ~ WretCAcd, GriVeIng money MAX.
N Knoxville, found untsrfnI ~ ttso m ro1+r,.
and to God. lh.s is le-son Tor i,e pSn viii le.rI
EH00 no Cne AnC, :, Ssl hGs 7noIc :,
tig 4.lS gar "o hts 'o II sage dat JoTi,z1e Jr9n1g
0t'S re '"' So q, Go.' o. c2"'tg 0a.a Aasnnloa'
which Fe particularly refer. = N'r~'f'
UP TO FRIDAY EVENING five miilQn dollars had
been funded at Charleston il tour PEI eeptsOli to,.u,
-SIiT s5hGn4G5 r.a .s.q1, huo3 % aa9iuu .a4u2raI
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