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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

TO obtain reliable quotations of any description this
evening.
We suloin approxinaaug rates as follows Clear
sterling bills % TO % per cent premium; francs 81 60 4f
per dollar sight drafts other Confederate States
par bank and 80 % vr cent discount En- the outdoor
mar et Operations IN specie continue suspended owing
.ag utsT.c u If iIe provost u5rs' ais and rates of
gl classes ni coin not be considered for i- time
better han nominal The cry for change still heard
and private bills, shnpiastrr the only representa-
rves Of fractional pr- of dollar or of amounts uuder
five dollars be obtained l the various channels Of
trade tlrou gh1-t the city change is likely OceUr
-15u however the pevi0u, issues by the banks and
f city have been absorbed by spectators, under the
dal9l that they red-eI-eOe In specie and may be
probably used future time whereas the recent and
I'LL The close Of the are Co De redeem
able only In Confederate currency, and % prevent mis-
conception a latter Caud ton Is set forth on the plates
which have U.gU selected Tor engraving the bills
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DIE

At the residence or afs- & Y Langley in Browns
vile, Tenn F7e-i=T the lsr day Of April. 1852 at
twenty-five minutes before two O'Clock, Colonel R W.
BUHFAss after aa iuess of more tFaa Two months
: -umpsss was born in Giles county, IN this Sts.e
aHi vas in his df.y-th.rd year lie was twice men,
b-r Of The Tennessee Senate, and was suglishsd in
public and private life for uprghtGess and prcbigy CT
caaractsr. lie leaves many 7a-m friends to mourn his
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I.aEn ANn LoTS F0R SAI.E !

I HAVE good LANDS in Cri tenien, ST. Francis
3 white Monroe and Prairie coUu.ias, Al ka as and
Shelby county, Tennessee. snd several LOTS in Mem
uhis ard Fort Pcked g, sell low 70 Confederate OF
Tennessee Bank notes.
su5la J. wTCEERSH NJ
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FOR SALE,

Splendid AND NEW PIANO, z---z
a Bugesu, Sofa, Center Table Chs Z, sz-s-
s'o WIN tsks in 5si s5eianss ss1 oo5n Flour JS III
J.. SMITH.
T50-v.4n. own
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. A .
We learn through a letter received in this city
Yesterday, that detachment Of Gen. Ledbet-
far's forces consisting of part Of Col Vaughn
raginent. part of the ID Alabama regiment and
q body of cavalry, all under the command Of
Col Vaughn, encountered body Of Jayhawk-
err. near Huntsville, ia Scott county, on Tuesday
last who scattered, took TO the woods, and com
meuced HbushwhackiHg Lieutenant Taylor
of Capt Liard's company was KILLED, ana three
others Of Col. Vaughn's force. Ine letter does
not say what the loss Of the enemy was but
rumors from other sources say that from thirty
to flray of the jayhawkeTs were killed, and M
/ teen or eighteen taken prisoners, these sUose-
/ queuliy attempted TO escape, and IN r5takng
/ them Eve more were killed. The enemy thus
/ routed is supposed to be a part Of Col Birds
/ force Of KenWczans aud renegade TeDne5
/ seeans.
L4EEB-A gentleman who arrived from
/ Clinton esterday afternoon, reports that the
/ force OF tAa enemy encountered by Col. Vaughn
was lae whole OF Byr1's ggiment aud two com
/ psllies of Federal cavalry. The casualties ou
our side were Iour killed aud ten wounded. Col
Vaughn himself madea narrow escape Riding
uy to O. party OF tine enemy whom he mistoois
/ Tor friends, he made himself known to them.
They Immediately levelled their guns at him,
but before they could fire, he threw himself from
ius horse, down steep embaukment and es
\ capped.
One hundred and fifty Of the horses of the
enemy were captured by the Conlederates, and
more bacon than they could find transportation
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sPECIAL ORDER. 10. -.
HEADQUABTER@


EESrUs AQll q, 552
TT having been represented o. the aut critics ti-r
some steamers sent on the river in Government SER
wee have taken advantage Of heir return 10 r1-c i'
corn and other supplies tCs sale CA tel own account
thus Interfering with the present policy Of the GJv=u
nsur. by direction Of Ge1- Johnson Col-lsuGlng De
psrtuent no steamboat viii De permitted TO engage in
This traffic
afsl bost violating this orderi be seized and lie
&C. ,,crn. etc COZ fscalsd. TNO ADAHS,
,r71v- Cauf G m-aaE6 .rg.
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80 80 - E0R RENT

4 n 81 AlRlsS well uub=-ed LAhD, near tl-
lU city fronting the 0arl1auto7gB FlaIoc TOT sele
At q bargain.
A beautiful six acre LOT well improved on tle New
State Line road, in sight OF she city for rent.
Also for rent q four story BRICK DWELLING
containing twelve rooms. on Adams 81 rect
spI-Jv W B. WALDRAN,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
siississiBpi and Tennessee Railroad,

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, April 2d, 1862,
J n goods win received f8r Greua Station isr
shipment over this Road, ths Mem h,s Stan H. uH
Tess prepaid. -- -
NILES MEEEsEIT EIHs.t.
ChiaF Engineer and General Superintendent.
= & PTcHsRns General Traffic q gent.
ap3 lm Avasllgse cory
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LAND ard LOTS FOR Sale

AcvuS OF LAND. on touth side New Raleigh
. rosd. portion OF the Wright -vact wv l--es
f-orl Court SQUARE. Good ste for d re d5nee
4 lot On north side Jackson street. otL'v s7-
- - tfsf,, rl7jr+v-seven and half Dv eighty feet
on ,bcb +Iers Is a comfortable small brick dv DE-
A IOT containing about one acre, on south oe Sc
hams street. on which thee Is slaA frame u"el4
a hapdsoraa site for q family residence. .-L.
a LOT sixty eight by 0'e hundred ana lol's m s-al -
and q half 1eet unislp pr7Ta5, corner a----s e-.
streets north side AEals street. .+ ora
A LOT, on Walnul street. near f-n11 7
t,lrdrad and fftv by three hundred ier, --iH
The above pr perty may Re 99-s-s .'- '
0 CHARIES JONES or
J . GEEENLAW.
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WANTED.

n FCRTTT, vs.n.od for Col B D. 8a1nans i-ssi
II mi now fo.rsiuz at Grand Junction Apply 81
71-,7, -. Walker Block Msi1 s-reet) where
i assIs g Al rtoekley vii be found t-r few
6sys. who will i've Ell necessary information
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FOR SALE,

ETEMPHIS AND Gil B-EsIgE RAILRCAT
vi STOCK Apply at the BANK of Memphis
W. C. ECGl URE,
saE2- Cashier
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I'VE psr.us-s-ip between 5onl Shelby ard George
4 W. ErlCs, .u the Grocery aud Commission business
older tie Arm nsE4e Of JOHN SaELBY & co. was
dissolved by the death IF said Shelby the 18th day
OF December last, l66i- The Undersigned, surviving
partner aoue ltE0z5d 20 settle the business of the
late partnership and collect ia debts.
GE1 W. BRUCE
fs2-2n+ Surviving partner of John Shelby a O..
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have been ordered to remove all the sick
from the State Hospital which have done, TO receive
as many Of the wounded there is room fer It is only
necessary, snow, to inform the ladies' Of the city and
country that we are without bsndFge old linen and
cotton and today lie wounded win arrive We viii be
very aanAfll for these articles add if possible we hope
the ladies viii send these articles this morning. The
oaaa4gs Aould be made Of good uH5Ieaebed shirting
five yaris long and TWO and o half inches wide
J. NJ KILLER. Surgeon G. S. A.
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WANEER.

Z WISH 10 buy ilEUl-ae 81 one l.-Hdre5 lords ur a
u boat load Of COCO sgaz0us7 WOOD, l0Ur fee long
10 be delivered az tie Beal stree IAN ing or al the
Gsyos0 House. j. tgCkBE4r5s,
ana w Gavaso House
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OCCUTATIJE oF BILOXI EY THE ENEMY
On Wednesday BiEflt a Yankee force estimated
to number -JtJ ytgaJends, was landed at Biloxi
from three vessels. They occupied the town
aud one OF their first performances was 70 cut
the telegraph line. These facts are reported 10y
the telegraph operators at the stations next on
each side of that at Biloxi, viz. Iaudsb0To,
and, we believe Ocean Springs or Pass Chris
/ sian. A great feet of shipping was j. ing of
/ Snip island, where they are Ieudezvcused 10 uu-
/ dertake some deylltry which they viii doubtless
/ soon attsmpt to carry out The fellows already
/ ashore 40 Biloxi will bear very close watching
/ The "sClutioa Of continuity" iu the wire al
/ Biloxi cuts us off from communication with New
/ Orleans by that liue bul we can sfiu work
round by the line up the Mobile ana Ohio road
I So the enemy have not done as much damage as
/ they might have Thought they would 1t is said
that they dragged for the Submarine wire I'm the
back bay Of Biloxi and cut away portion OF it
I H0bis Begister, an.
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gg Tho coal miners at La Sale, Illinois, arc
on a strike. because the prices were cut down
fifteen per cent. FROM and after the lst inst Ii
has been the custom Of the companies to pay
what Is called summer rates. commencing
March ist, but the miners take exception to it
this year
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SALE OF Stocks Ind B0IDS !

DEING the Assets and Securities Of the Firena ms
/ } Insurance Company % Charleston viii be sold
without reserve by order Of the Board tf Directors
on TUESDAY the l5.h April, a. he Exchange al II
O'Clock by JOHN S. RIGGS as l0lcvs=
So 600 City Of Charleston Six per cent Stock.
S32oeU CiaY Of Savannah Seven per cent Bonds
50 90 Cry Of Columbia Six per cent B0Dd-.
5000 City Of Msmplig Six per cen. Bonds glaI-
anteed
$4,000 Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
lfirst n0rtEage) Sever per cent. Bonds.
$4,000 Memphis and Ohio Zailr al Company Ten
per cent Buuds- psyshie ir Cha
$1,000 Northeastern Railroad Company lfrst mort
gage) Seven per cent Bonds.
81 600 south CsTolins Railroad Company SIX and
Seven per cent. Bones.
$1,000 Charleston aud Savannah Railroad C1muan7
Seven per cent. Bonds.
800 Spsrtsnburg and Union RaIIrosd Company
Seven per ceni. Bonds guaranteed
- coo BIO lgOmery West Point Railroad Com
pans signt per cent. Blniz, pay able in Charls--
ton, S. O.
slOU0 Charleston aa5 Liverpool Steamship Stock
Eg0FsEs Stocks.
500 Shares Fanusrs' AID Exchange Bank Stock.
200 share Peoples Bank, OF lha-lssgou Stock
2I7 Shares Union Bank. CT South Caro- ina Stock
n6 Shsres Bank Of Charleston, s. c. S. ocz.
22 Shares Bsnk Of South CarOina Stock
80 Shares Ststs Bank Of south CaioiI a, Stock
n saares Bank Of Chester, S. O. Stock
a 400 seven per cent. Bonds fa.iy secured Dy lnor
gage Of Real Estate.
Concitions cash.
Catalogues with all information respecting the date
cf Bond time when Interest is payable. etc VIII b
furnished at the Office Of the Company No. 10 B-oa'
street, Charleston, previous 70 sale.
ante
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AN0THEB STEAMER ARRIVED THROUGH THE
BLDCKADE.-We have received from one OF our
special correspondents the pleasant news shat
another steamer reached one Oi our Atlantic
ports on las Friday night. She comes from
Nassau, &. p, and brings no arms or emmuni-
ton, but 5 very heavily laden with other COM
modiiirS noJ less essential 20 the well being Of
our armies, and which are particularly scarce at
tins EUe Indeed, munitions of HaT ale now
almost as difficult 30 obtain IN Nassau as in the
Confederate States, owing to tho constant de-
maad which has existed tor them during the past
sew months, for the purpose Of bringing them to
the S3Htuem market
Oar correspondent, whose statements are trust
-gCrhY. also assures u5 .hat sailing vessels aud
small steamers continue 90 pass ti:e hlccEada at
several uncomfortable pou5 with uudmiuished
frequency Register.
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CoEGREssIOEaL The Senate yesterday,
passed a House 1ii fixing tine compensation O.
the President at 5 900 per aanum and passed
a Senate bill amending the act organizing le
navy. -Oue feature of this bin is 8 clause estab-
fishing lie rank of commodore, iu tie Conleda-
ate navy, and providing the appointment Of not
more than four officers OF that grade. It was
proposed TO establish .he still higher rank Of adj
mirai, bHt the proposition was deemed premature,
and accordingly, was net pressed
The House adopted some resolutions Of in
qury, aud were engaged for some time in the
discussion of a resolution offered by alr. Eo0te,
authorizing the appointment Of committee OF
i've TO inquire into the eZpodieuCy of publishing
tie Journal Of the Provisional Congress.
The resolution was subsequently Withdrawn,
Mr.. + believing tfat the proper course would be
20 offer joint resolution upon the subject.
Dir ClHpp, OF Mississippi offered a long pre-
amb.e gudeseries Of resolutions declaring the
policy of Congress in respect % .hs war. They
were offered by way OF substitute for ras0lu-
tjons of a similar character offered a few days
ago by Mr.. Foo.a.
Both went upon the table tor future consider
atlJn.--Bicbm0Hd Hhjg, Ayrj lsl
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BLUFF CRY TEoOP-As find it impossible
to get blankets from the government, myself and men
vi" than, those patriotic persons who have any to spare
70 Ilt us have them. at w. Howard 1 Cos.
WIN e. Howard. Csptafn.
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LEAD WANTED.-We understand that the
Confederate government is much in need of lead
There IS q large quantity of old lead lying about
every house or yard, which, if collected and for
wsEdeJ to the government, would prove Of good
service. Many are doubtless possessed of lead,
but have never thought that It was needed by
the government We have a suggestion to
make, which we hope viii eveuluats in COED
It is, that IN every negh5uhood in the rural dis
tricts, and in every village. town end ely. two OF
more gentlemen constitute themselves commit
Zee to collect all the lead Ia their respective yiCin-
izes, and hold it subject TO the order of the gov
eminent. Our soil Ha5 been invaded, and the
invaders must be repelLed. 1t VIII require lead
b. 90 It. Le. every patriot ia tine .aut interest
himself and there viii be uo sclsyi.y 3 of material.
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REC0BDER's CUuBT-ILis court showed
something Ike its ola monday morning proportions yes
ray; there were twenty sht cases examined OF which
two were on charge of drunkenness
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FaR SkER !

4 SMALL tARa of hfy acres, uaar Memphis
"A One Of she most beautiful and de, ,ratle p-lC=s DO
Shelby county. For further par.iclisrs apuy 70
ana lv K. G. ByT ELEY
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SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION. - Some
frauds saving 6sgu praciced the society for the aid Of
soIers' families notice is hereby given that all per
sons who obtain provisions on false representaous or
false certificates will when detected be arrested and
prosecuted according 20 law. We dcs-s TO assist sol
dars families and uo-s others are entitled TO relief All
mpos-ors may taae waning If they would avoid di
Hculty. T. Lane, President
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To THE DsUGHrERs OF THG SOUTH We
want your aid We want balIlgs, p piu- cloths, lint
and ola linen We greatly need ths-a articles a0a-
3D. prompt to serve your patriotic brothers who have
suffered iu The recent struggle. Please send at once
supplies TO C5lumbu. and Holly Springs Mississippi for
The hospitals belonging to Gen. Hard-e-s army corps
Incorporation viii be free, aud your generous doua-
tons regarded with great favor
am, respectfully,
asl0i Surgeon G.. ". LAWRENCE,
Medical Director 81 army corps Army Of the Mississippi
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LOST Observation-Disclosures is called 10 the
sale Of os- baggage is morning, at the Arcade at ten
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NNANTED.

NEW or secondhand CORRESPONDENT
"A DESK suitable for this ofi5e. Apply TO ne a
a. !. LASAlLE.
aa53 Captain and A. q n
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FOK SAFE!

7 OFFER for sale KY EOUS8 aid LOT on ,@s-zaa
i Second. street nearly opposite 20 Cont .+I.sl
Square. The house has ten rooms and is well ,ii,I
ruilt There is ground sufficient for ne 4srse-Alfs
sreroom and one of medi-n size A more desirable
location cannot be mad in ths city Title good-tsEg-
al pzd-Ilo ircUElbIalee.
a13 lvH $ O. SNYDER, r. D.
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FOR RRNT.

A COAFORFAB-E BEICE DWELLING -,
IA HOUSE -
ON Jefferson street. Possession given imms- !Il
d 5tciy. For tsrInz alsgIv to III
Eis--usv7 -'a z WenAVITT. Receiver.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED.

FEW GOOD MEN. 20 GII ont my company, now
"a in . mn A. Jarsgou Tenn 20 is tul ll1cloer--l-
- = IA M J. WITKS-
A- Captain
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PATRIOTISM IN TEXAS.-Tle Austin State
Csa-ees SAYS that the Governor, Controller
Treasurer, and nearly all the government en-
Blovess. have agreed 30 contribute certain per
cent Of Their salaries Cor the support Of the sol-
der. THIS Is right Every IAaa Wao stays al
home ought to contribute 20 tLe support OF the
families of those who 20 to the war. This is "a
sacred duty, and one which no man worthy of
respect viii be wanting iu The Ga-eils says:
We do not think there is an American ia 5ur
midst who Is nga now with MS. Even the Nal
growthers and the 1 told you SOS haV5
hushed their croaldugs and have gone to work
10 aid and assist, by word and decd, Our raIali
soldiery There may De- bUl we DO not believe
a. 9 few free-sol dTegs IN cur milstf If SO, L:io
next ten days viii point them cut la aicG event
we greatly mistake she sautimeatof cur citizens
If they are not dealt with as traitors deserve 80
be- We believe, before God, that cur people are
as l0val and true as any other iu tae State, and
that Travis county, dark as her reputation has
been, will come ont of this contest with her
colars flying as high as those Of any other
county, and without "a blot or stain IF dlsh5nor
upon tEem.
The Houston Telegraph contains long article
upon the "disloyalty in Travis county We
can only say tAal tie JMoll-sL -sLil5AiLg eIaLien'
III our capital is greatly yeresamatei-Perhaps
a mere myth having no real, substantial exist
ence We understand nat those who fought us
politically to the bitter end--7no avOwed tha-
the election Of Black RcpUbiiczo President on
q free platform was not sufficient cause for
seces50u-Wh0. IN the depth Of their humility or
saTviLlty, would have licked the hands Of Lincoln
ra.hs- than have disHni0H-lnat even those men
have had the patriotism to cast aside their hatred,
aud are now doing, and about to On, all they can
10 raise and equip o company to alo in driving
the invaders from our soil We believe lhe Ten
usssss disasters have made of our people a unit
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LADIES' A ACCTlaN-A. J. Andrews 81 Co,
81 Slain street. wiz sell az auction, t-s morning com
Eeacis o. ten o'co-, an assortment of ladies' goods,
embracing nearly every article in thar Iius
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TIE AtEAm OF TIRE LABUAE.-Ws
rofi.--d. some time since, taa seizure By lue
Feig,-,f .laog 5,-war Portsmouth, ob The mouth
of tbs Rio Grade o. th5 EngIisa merchant
propeller Labuau, loaded with cotton, mostly
belonging to a iirm in Manchester Engisuu.
She d5sa6pcarsd sOon-a after the seizure. On the
5th OF February, the British vice consul, Nj
Bleeker, went ON board the Portsmouth, which
vessel had raised the French Gag. ia his inter
view with the commander, (S|art0utj tLe,la-ter
refused 60 inform the consul to what port he nad
sent the Labaun, telling hlm only iaat he had
AIKEN the said vessel because size had cotton
on board That be (the commander intended
% eap5ure every vessel he should meet contain
inc cotton. because he considered that article
conuabaud of war" as the production ol
Texas or some other rebel Staro. The D"J0,
Of Havana. froa which we derive these facts,
deuouuces the act OF the Fsderal CshceT as a
violation of the .4a of nations au4 0i trea.y
sHpuIaa0ls.-Bj -Bjcim0Rd Hhg, -.
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BLUFF CITY TRoOP-Wau a few more
good men 10 complete my cavalry company. Apply at
my camp at Big Spring on Poplar street, Or at w.
Howard so C0.'s, No 4 H0walds row.
aSIw VIM IT HOWARD Captain
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SOUTHERN SOAP AID CANDLE WORKS

y .--4E MO '''''' -----.-----T NyESsRp
4 etc, bought At al thnes - sooa wood Ashea
ds29-iys
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REWARD liberal reward viii be given for
5ucts.n purse ost, containing over one hundred dol
lars in Confederate twenty dollar bills and small notes
WALLACE s. Co.,
Auction house, corner Madison and Second.
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AN INTERESTING ISCIDEET-We have been
informed of an incident, of r. cent occurrence,
which affords pleasing illustration of the staadi-
ness aIrl nerve Ol ear men under the most em-
barTassiug circumstances. Ihg day before the
enemy opened IRE on Island No. 10, one Of our
men died The intemeut WAS ordered for the
ueytdsy, and his company was ordered to perform
slie last melancholy duties 5aH;..3 taelt departed
comfade. While engaged in this duty the enemy
opened iire on the party although by the usGges
Of war, they should, at such moment, been ax-
enpted Ieu attack Nevertheless, the rederals
/ threw number Of shells among the burial par
/ ty, but without dispensing them or even disturb
I ing the coDsummaton Of the solemn ceremony.
| Not a man moved although thirteen shells were
proximity 10 the little party standing around jhe
! dead soldiers grave. The ceremonies were
brought TO q conclusion without uuseenily haste,
and the company then returned 20 their quarters,
| fortunately without having suffered nom lie
enemy's ire. This incident, as We have re-
marked, reflects great credit ON t.s 8l.adiucss
and courage OF our msn.-N. u. Dc.tG.
E Tho Southern Christian 43ro-ots, the
organ orthe Methodist Episcopal church, south,
is 30 be removed from Charleston TO Augusta,
Ga Rafaning to the removal, the editor says
In selecting Augusta we have fixed upon d
place THAT from all the light we can get, we
( Judge wiz be safe, 50 long as any part of our
country remains safe
The bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal church
viii assemble at Atlanta, Ga on the 10th inst,
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The bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal church
will assemble at Atlanta Ga, ON the iOtb inst
to consult on the affairs Of the church.
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CNlEEDERlTE M0NEY WANTED !

Z WISH 10 sell my FARM, one mile north from
L LaGraugs wOg.d sci. from 25O 10 600 acres, with
the I'm lr0sements. Ths improve -ients are al good
There are 100 acres Of the ace in gram. Pos
session givea al any time il sad during tbs lrua-
EnE-Iw H PALS
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ANED HLM-Oticer Wilson arrested Martin
Clarke and Mike Kinney yesterday for lighting in the
tarpaHln shop, between Court an5 Jaiers5u streets on
the leyee. Clarke in eudeavc-ug to put Kinney ont of
the shop uiic three cut Oh his head with little axe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

EwCommodore Samuel Mercer, Of tho U. s.
navy, died in Philadelphia on Thursday the
sth of March, in the siEty-f9urth year Of his
age The deceased was Q native ol MARY land
and was appointed. from that State on March 4,
1915. He was educated in the Orphan House