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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-18
Signed. SCHUYLER HAMILTON
J. T. PRICE, A. A. General"


WASHINGTON, February lQ.--The Navy De
paTymeus mas resolved a dispatch from Commo-
doye Dupont, oa tho disposition Of the second
stone feet. It was sunk on the 26th ult, and
is well placed, etfectually bloekading g deep
naming channels are Swash and Motifs, tho
latter being the one which the rebel steamer
Isahal entered -
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n 4 SlLEI

GHOES, Clothing, Coffee, Sca1, Wines. Tobacco.
- B1ooms Socks, Jeans, Blankets. Mattresses. Nsia
etc THIS CESDAY n a. Q Oe.o-k. Re-
member g. clock Some exci emeut a. the Arcade.
don I be afrsid. N O. Y e o
fylElt Auctl0Leers ard Reel Esrate Rroka-a
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FROm ST.

Especial Dispatch 20 the chicago Tribune
ST. LOUIS, February 10, I662.-Rev. Mr.
Cspsteine, one Of Prices ehaplEins, captured at
Milford, and lately released on parole, offended
many loyal hethodists by taking part in reli-
gious exercises at Mr.. Marvin's church, yester-
day.
Two regiments of cavalry, the second Iowa,
and second Michigan Gre under orders for Fort
Henry. Several steamboats, are preparing to
leave for Cairo with munitions and military
stores. Several of the prisoners confined in Nc
Dowells College, attempted to escape by secre-
ting themselves in various parts Of that build
ing; but after the return of the troops from
conveying the main body Of the rebels on board
of the White Cloud. strict search was made for
some six that were missing, and they we're
found in the water closet and hshed up in not
very odorous condition.
There is a big excitement this evening among
the I'd Iowa regiment, occasioned by the issu-
anee Of the following extraordinary order:
The general commanding the district had
occasion yesterday to commend the conduct of
the ID Iowa regiment. To-day ne is under the
painful necessity of saying that some miscreants
in the regiment have been guilty Of an act Of
wanton vandalism in the robbery and destruc- !
ton of the museum attached to the Mcdowell
college. As this was carefully boarded up, and
strict orders given to sentinels that no one should
e AuluAttcuy LhC AloEldSc dLa&Cuco u INC " Iylb |
regiment. They will march to the place Of en-
barkation, and a copy of this order viii be sent
t. the Governor Of Iowa.
[Signed SCHUYLER HAMILTON.
J. 7. PRICE, A. A. General"
The facts appear to be that a cabinet contain
ing stuffed birds and specimens, was lately rob
bed by some unknown persons. A hole large
enough for a mans hand was made through the
back of the cabinet, and it could have
bsen removed by boys attached to a schsol on
the same blsck as easily as by any Of the sol
The order was carried out, and the men
went to the levse without music and with furled
,olors. The men are very indignant that the
regiment should be disgraced by a few
black sheep An effort is to be made TO have
Gen. Hslleck take notice of the matter, and or
Ter an investigation to be made. The regiment
S expected 10 leave for Cairo momentarily. I'll
las been generally praised, and this unfortunate
iffair will take the public Of st. Louis By sur
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DEFEysas or New ORLEANs-The New
Orleans Pioagaae, referring to the defenses of
that city, says they are all such as, of themselves
ssverally, and as forming a combination of de-
Tense against the assault of the enemy, are emf
nently deserving Of the most unqualified praise,
aud that, constructed as they have been under
the experimenting care and direction of Gen.
Lowell, Gen. Duncan, and Major Smith, the works
are Of such a character, in every particular, as
to create the strongest confidence of the citizens,
in the ~impregnability Of the city, if the people
do but discharge their duty faithfully in its de-
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The Evacuadou Of BowIIng Green.


From the Courier. Feb. Isl
On Thursday evening Bowling Green was
evacuated b. the larger portion Of our troops.
who fell back in the direction Of Nashville, Gen.
hindman's brigade, however, still remaining a
few miles the other side of Bowling Green.
Yesterday morning it was reported that Gen.
Hlndmsn had q sharp enlargement with the Yan-
KEGS, who were advancing in force. He fell
back in good order, and after crossing Little Bar
ren river, blew up the railroad bridge and bum
ed the turnpike bridge over the stream. The
Yankees began to throw shells in the town be-
tween 10 and II o'clock, and we hear that it
was set on Dire and nearly all Of It laid in ashes.
These reports may not be strictly true, but thew
come TO Us in such a way as incline US 10 believe
IN their general correctness.
1t is also stated that three locomotives. nnder-
going repairs IN tie machine show at Bowling
Green, Our Hsnds were unable 70 get away.
The telegraph operator at Bowling Green was
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning bv
the bursting of a shell about ten fset from he
Concluding the place was too warm
tor him, ne at once packed up bis traps and went
TO Franklin, where he IS at present located.
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y It was stated at Havana, on the 25th inst,
that Santa Anna was expected at that port by
the next steamer from st. Thomas, and would
Immediately sail for Mexico.
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RICHMOND, February IA truce boat ar
rived at Fortress Monroe, this afternoon, with
Mrs. Myers, and Capt R A. Bunker, of Mobile,
- n.saenrera
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION F.!

THE citizens Of Fort Pickering The C~s-ssn t--ct
l. and vicinity are r-quesed % sssfmbie ar The De-
pot q ths sississippi and Tennessee Ralfosd. THIS
CTUEaDAD EVENING a. = O'clock, p. ~ Let every
patriot De present The object = 20 form = company
on the sane principles a. those o. the Cry Of Memphis
are bs'ed. BY order - the COEMITEEE.
Fvfaffa
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B-Hon. A 81. Garland, N. C., from the Little
Rock district, Arkansas, has our thanks for va
ious public documents received through his
kindness.
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HWe have Information that in the battle at
Fort DOnelson, Col Roger W. Hanson, of the
D Kentucky regiment, was killed. Also, Hon.
John Robb, Of GAINESVILLE, and Brown,
Of Hon. Neil S. Brown. Col Gholson,
Of Mississippi, is reported badly wounded by a
ball in the breast.
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SHELBY NURSERIES }

WfE have hne TWO YEAR APPLE TREES IL
he choicest soaiaen var saes a. Is cents saeb
&aches a. 20 eenH each, Pears az ace. Chsrfiet a. ~
Apricots az toc N~ectaeaes 81 So. o1inces e. - ~
Strawberries Sl5Q per hu11eA
We sell on tine % parties who can give us rood re-
erenee- Ter catalogues and particular address
k0EN 4 BLFDsUB,
ialSlwia- CslarFilss Shslhy county, rsnz
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.-A number Of
the members of the Legislature reached this
city last evening, an adjournment having taken
place to meet here on Thursday next. Gov.
Harris, and several Of the State officers have
also arrived.
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Frazer Gold Fever Revived.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 5.-Five hundred
passengers sailed by steamer for the northern
coast ports yesterday, being the commencement
Of what is expected to be an unprecedented
spring for emigration to the Oregon and British
Caledonia gold mines.
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B~The Alton GL) Telegraph says that Mr.
Magil, who has the contract for feeding the
Confederate prisoners removed to that city from
St. Louis, is required to furnish supplies for
1900 men for sixty-six days.
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NOTICE To
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,

90 and after Hcndsy. Februasv. y. l-52 su-a-
5oiasses vii rot 10 r-c-i~s1a 10. or msuifs-tsd fr5u,
Memphis. for peIctE beyond Grenada. Mississippi lebe
Charges On such freight mslifsstrd % Grenada mrs in
all ca5ss 5e Pre- Paid, the shipper agreeIrr e1DfeItIv 10
remove such freight frcU the cars, and relieve this com
Pany entirely from ali reap 1uslbi ty fog storage or
Damage within - hours after is ARRIVAL ut Grzna-a.
The rate per car load from Memphis TO Gr-nrds. Il Sc
NiLES Mz2EiE ETHER.
ChiG Engineer and General 3 .rer1-s.5e-t
,. g. RICHARDS, General Traffic Agent.
fyfS
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Letter from Gen. fEeCook 20 EEou. Bofl,e
PeytSn.

Letter from Gen. FEcC0Sk TO EHou. BniIf,
PeytSn.
CAMP WoOD, Green River, Jan. 80.
Hon BaiHe Peyton, Tennessee:
SIR; 1t was my painful duty TODAY. as com.
mander of this camp, to receive the remains oi
your gallant son, who fell, bravely leading his
company, at the battle of Mill Spring, January
10th, instant.
1 have no personal acquaintance with you.
out have often heard my father speak Of you
a5 one Of his friends and l, as the son Of a
friend, to the son of a friend, have had all pos
sloie attention paid 10 his remains. On The ar
rtval Of the body here, I had it embalmed by
Prof. Goldsmith, Of Louisville, and DR.. Mayluf
my medical director.
The metallic coffin was furnished By Gen. d. G.
buell., our department commander.
The body OF your son was buried with one
hundred and fourteen others aud you should be-
under laslng obligations % Surgeon Daniel B.
Ciae, Coub'derate amy NOW prisoner OF war;
for having your son disinteTrCd and forwarded
to tms point. Or. Clido will accompany tba
body Of your son and that Of Gen. S6licoaer
to the Contederate lines, when no win return 10
this camp.
l hope a speedy close viii be put TO this uu.
happy rebeihon-this unholy war.
am, SIR, with the sentiments Of esteem.
Very nuly yours,
BrsIdisrGoneral United States Army Com
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WANTFn

OF MRS. BETHA WENZ. Of the CITY of ssv,,-
nah, Ca the wife Of jacob Wenz- WHO Ief tbat
cry about 4 years ago. Any person who can give ne
aay Information concerning her, vhe her living Or dead
viii confer . great favor to N anxious hu-bsnd
address WEEZ.
CHrs ofAppesi Ofcs. Memphis. TeHr--
= savannah Republican and News COPY 10 ths
amoant q shree dolars, seed laper, and chsrss AyprsI
odi-e. 49,
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g The Eutsw Observer learns that the 10th
Mississippi regiment, now stationed at Pensacola,
has re-enIisted for the war to a man. 1t also
learns from a soldier, home on a health furlough,
that nearly all of the Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia aud South Carolina regiments, will re-
enlist, and that no one but me sick think Of 60
ing home until our Independence is won.
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DISSOLUTION.

T7HE Partnership heretofore existing between :. z.
4 Dsvie & I'm. Wsrdlss, under tie fem OF D-vi.
4 Wardlsw. was this day dissolved 6v mctusl rous-nt
liquidation T.. II. TAVIF
J. - WAHDLAW.
January 22d, 1862.
y r. Bavis will c~outinu6 the Commission business
OF ths late Arm at the ola .tand where he vii be- bsn-
py 20 meet his old friends and patrons f-rs9l-
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FROM HAvANA-The New Orleans Pseaznue
has received late Havana papers, from which it
translates the information that Prince Alfred ar
rived at Hlvana, on the 22d of January, on
board H R. NJ screw steamship St. George,
Com. Honorable Francis Egerton, which was
four days from Ysra Cruz. His royal highness
was to preserve in the island a strict ~incognito, on
account Of the death fhis father, Prince Albert
According to Il Progrsso, which has moved
to Jalspa, the ranks of the Spanish corps d'armss
was considerably thinned by dsseTtion and dis
case. Great many families had left the city, and
those which remained kept inside doors. Pro
Visions continued scarce and the old town was
anything but pleasant for the invaders. But
those statements, coming from a Mexican sheet,
must be taken cum gTqnO Of allowance.
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Lest.

~ dsgasrsotyPs q Casper in b.. A HDe.. -
WI Be paid for 1t on delivery at the NItsC :
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e. Ion" of the Baltimore Sun, confirms the
statement that Gen. Mcclellan is to be reduced
to the command Of the army Of the Potomac.
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BRANTFoRD, C w, February l0-Tho car
shops OF the Buffalo and Huron railway were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000. Covered by
insurance.
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Sele9txphie IeHs.
Price Failing Rack Into Arkansas

Gen. Price Failing Hack ERto Arkansas.
Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
Fort SMITH, via GAINESVILLE (Ark.) Febu-
airy 16-Information of an official character has
been received here this evening which says that
Gen Price has been fighting three days,
against an attack from $4,000 Federals under
Gen. HaIleck. Price is now said to be falling
back toward the Arkansas line. OsCEoLA.
The Enemy Tkirty-Five Miles frOm Nash
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- REGIMENT OF
AOUNTED

TEE undersigned having bsan sutbsrzsd h.
L proper military sufhouties TO rsIss q rszlmaa ef
LANCERSr
FoT ttras years or The var, esHs upoa sI d.z.roaa ~
loiulr5 tbs branch a the Esr=iss 10 imu-dn-,v -
game re q autE7sizsd to muster IN tbs nss spnei1.
-sna-traaa ardcraw On tao CoCmissgrv g. hsmphiz
Tor supplies. ard an The Qus-ttImssrsr f- 7---.----
ION A. soon as a company q organized az zrv osir-
on ostug ADVISED Of the fsct By letter or telsra-h 81
eetfd 20 Baton Rouge, La, hs viii usst tssr, M
swear them In where 1hsy VIII be At csse rroyIsd Tor
oy Government. EEeh man must rIoviss ; NM ne
pAy iore private = , Z per monf2 and soc ser dsv To-.
his horse and pzy fr ne sorss h Icst IN ft.
headszvoas VII. % e. BaI01 Rouss, La, snd G-sra-
da Miss1 Is may be most scnyeaent for eo-Bar5-,
Offering.
The srns-lsuee, pistols and ,a5e--wm be furnished
by tie government.
AppHeai n shoau &c ma1e fs soon - possibIs. a.
me Commanding General drzires A. ez.Iv rrr.Biz. io-
%! the corps Tor active service. Commanders Of Gonna
ata VII ecaresE CAPT II T. KAUFMAN
Ei9@"- Baton Rourl- Ia
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OF LArnrpr
FOR MATTRESSES, ARMY COTS.
COMFORTS AND
WATERPROOF GOODS

" tho Pest UHca A'A
Attention, Soldiers
e. W'ooGsfler $ Ce,S Cn.,,o ros
Can Be folded. making S s.sir ss5 tbi.
legs are folded, occupies . sPseo caly sev.n 80,
hEhi-hcadoeEd All Rlisw makire Psrts.G. -
Nstse. Aauafacts7ed ed sold hv
C. WOOLMER h o
JaIssau street.
WENHta Mnmnhfs Wa~-
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CAVALRY HORSES

; CHOICE Buggy or Saddle Horses. No. I Cavalry
, stock You must ride or 40 some tai waking
Cal at the Arcade.
Don't be afud
=. q CATCE & son.
fvIoIt Aurtioueerz ara Pei go g-ct.-
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The h1sn's aad aeQuaiatsaees e. DAyIEL HUsHEs.
Ae requested to attend hs funeral from his la,s resi.
deucs on Commerce street. Al 5 o'clock Phi, .f,.noop
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RRow aoUTHERN mFssoUEE.

The St. Louis Democrat, of the 10th, has a
letter from Rolla which says that Gen. Price has
planted a battery fifteen miles northeast Of
Springfield to prevent the approach from Leba
mons that the Federal troops have taken posses
sion Of all the Touring in Lsclede county, and
that Gen. Price is reported to have sent a large
amount Of supplies to several points on the
Fayetteville road. The DeAoosat also has the
following;
Contradictory to this is another report current
in Lebanon that Price had received word from
JET Davis that be must hold Missouri with the
men already under bis command.
Price had speechifed to his troops, telling them
they must fight OF retreat, and putting It to vote.
They declared in favor Of a fight.
His army is reported 10000 strong.
Price has made q call for fifteen day men.
The reoels had It that Sigel had resigned and
gone TO Germany that Gen. Wyman was dead,
and that the Rolla forees were deserving by thous-
ands.
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ga special messenger arrived in the city
on yesterday, bringing Gen. NJ. NJ. Parsons, Of
Missouri, now here, dates from Gen. Prices
camp as late as the 10th inst. There had been
10 battle there then and none was expected, and
hence Gen. Parsons doubts our intelligence from
that quarter by telegraphlss night, which, how
ever, We think later than that brought by the
courier, and probably correct.
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O-HAEBERHAIDs n

iItEN I par month for good quist chamber.
a z ds, viii b. given 10 thCss who apply immsdiats-
y at the GEyOsO House. u. COCKKELL.
fvls IL -
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TEE GirGuEE9oU o. - DAEAh
APHAE 5a szFE1= fASz "H
fze faEF CksT press Csa
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LOST,
LOST.

Tue acrouns tooks Of Tzyior & Ca-auazh we're
4 lost during the br sng IF DR.. A. K Taylors omes-
ALy person having ths sane will please leave Leo IA
Or a h Iayiors Odi1e, o. Colrs square.
fYl5lU ". O.
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THE ENEMY AT EDENToE.

A special train of the Seabord and Roanoke
railroad arrived in Portsmouth, yesterday, about
one o'clock. Information was brought that the
enemy had entered Edenton and taken posses
sion. This news was communicated through
DR.. Warren, Of Edenton, to the people Of Suffolk,
and forwarded by them to US. We have receiv-
ed no confirmation as yet of the statement, and
it may be that the intelligence IS premature.
Ike enemy was represented ss being on the
way to Blackvater, AID the non-arrivsl OF the
boat due from there yesterday seemed to cor
rOb0rste the statement.
We learn that 2 man named Doe, who lived
on Roanoke Island, and who knew of q landing
place on the marsh that others were Ignorant Of
deserted, went over to the enemy and yilOted
them into the landing, after giving them all the
information about cur forces and f0rtfcatons.
1t appears that Col. Shaw got wind of his IN
tended desertion, and told him shat if he at
tempted to desert he would blow hin out Of the
water but Doe afterwsrd got q chance and
made his escape, and In consequences Of that
escape we have this terrible disaster.
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II The new Federal general, Hitchcock, has
been ordered to take command at Cairo.
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* They are getting up a sensation drama
in London IN the Mason-Slidell affair, in which
all the principal characters are 10 appear. II is
to be entitled " Stopped at Sea-"
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FOR SALE.
PATATARS

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Fatal EXPLOSION or ALoCoMoTUE.-Ap
explosion Of a fatal and painful character took
place at the railroad depot in Columbia, Tues
day morning. We learn that the locomotive.
Thomas c. Perrin, with steam up, while moving
about the depot, suddenly exploded with ter
rife force, some portions Of tao boiler being
blown a distance Of over four hundred yards.
But two persons were upon the locomotive at the
time of the explosion, Mr.. Keen, the engineer.
and e fireman, whose name we did not learn. Mr..
Keen was literally blown into piecel. The fire.
man had his slegll fractured, and was not ex-
nscted 10 live shove an hour.-CkarlestoH Cou-
rsrT
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FROM ELIZABETH CITY.

The report Of sbe burning of Elizabeth City
and its capture by the Federalists is fully con
hrmed. The town was attacked on Monday
morning, about eight o'clock, and was set on
FIRE and evacuated after a fight of about a couple
Of hours duration. The torch was applied by
the patriotic citizens themselves, and although
tie destruction was only partial, yet q sufficient
display Of selfsacriice has been made by these
gallant Carolinians TO satisfy the enemy that
they are lighting a people they never can subdue.
The Confederate steamer Forrest, attached to
Commodore Lynch's feet, and which was under
going repairs at Elizabeth City, we are glad to
say. was not left to the enemy, as at first report
ed, bat was burned By the citizens before they
Left tha town.
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FUNERAE NOTICE.

DIED,
ON Sunday he leh las'a NJ DisIrL Hvours. o
thls city.
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ANOTHER FEDERAL GENERAL IN DISGRACE.

ANOTHER FEDERAL GENERAL IN DISGRACE.
4 dispatch to the ST. Louis Republican, datedFor
Henry, February 10Th, saysi
In consequences OF Gen. Smiths appointment
not having been confirmed by the Senate, that
gentleman has transferred the command Of his
division o .Gen. Lew. Wallace, and viii leave
for Psducs5 tomorrow. Gems. Grant and Ne
Clernand selegraphsd to Washington vouching
for Gen. Smiths loyalty and efficiency, aud
urging that tie Senate reconsider its action.
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"a The British Parliament was TO have a.
sambled on the 9th inst
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GKNERAL ORDERS Fo, "a.

HEADQUARTERS first nIvIs5OS-WEsT1
u DEPARTMENT.
COLUNBUs Ky, February l7th, IsG1
FffHE emergency r3qulres every mza 20 De atba post.
4 Al Omcsrs and So'Iers Of t5is Division r0T abseus
FROM theiE command ere hereby 0-fer-f % utu.u inn
msfisteiy. By order = Mai r+fe1erai FOLK
Fl@lT gro W~ILLiAMsGT. A. = Cen.
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Political Prisoners ReIealed.

Lincoln has issued an order for the release of
all political prisoners in custody Of the military
authorities, in every quarter, on parole to afford
no aid to the Confederate government. In this
order spies are excepted. Lincoln says the re-
bellion is manifestly on the decline, and the So
we're measures formerly resorted to are no longer
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SHOES Az WHOLESALE!
1000 p EAiRS A'S'' o MS. c9r.s
fets y Peal s~-aaH
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Brisidier-G General United States Amy Com
manding "a division.
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Our loss was not over one hundred killed and
wounded, while that of the enemy is stimated
at least one thousand killed. Indeed We have
information that at Old Point the number is esti-
mated at fifteen hundred killed. The beach is
represented as being strewn with their dead
bodies, and the probability is that when the
truth comes out it viii be found that this victory
has been purchased by the Yankees with a fear
full outlay of life.
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Re-Capture OF RIiznbcth civ.

Intelligence has been received from North Car
olina, to-day, stating that Elizabeth City has
been rataken by a Confzdera5o force, and four
citizens, regarded as traitors, were removed to
Portsmouth, this afternoon, as prisoners. Their
names are Wilcox, Laboybesuz, Sayer, and D.
Rriufou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-18
LADTFs, GATHERS.

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