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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
Cards..
CHAs c. TUCKER.
Atty, for Claimants, Bounty Land
and Pension Agent,
hSHlNGTON CITY DC.

70 disable Soldiers, $eamen and Marines
and Widows or other hcris ofthose who have
died or h"en killed in the service. Pensions
procured for Soldiers Seamen and Marines Of
the present WAY, who are disabled by reason
OF wounds received or disease contracted
wh;ie in service and Pensions. Bounty Money
and arrears Of pay obtained for widows Or
other heirs Of those who have died or been
killed while in service.
- B,rntv Land procured for services in
anv of the other wars. !n9v3Gf
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
AN ACT.

To amend an act entitled, "An act for the
Government and regulation of the State
University Of Iowa."
Sec. 1. Be ii enacted byt the Board Of Ed
,scotion Of the State Of Iowa, That an act
passed by the Board of Education, entitled
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
& PIERCE.

Dealers in General Merchandise, Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes Crockery,
Glass, Nails, Putty, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps &c. &c, In short we keep
almost every article required, and usually
kept in q country store, and sell as cheap as
the times will permit. [n1sv3m3
New Oregon Ian 9th 1852
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21

LADY PosrMAsrERs Lady post-aficers ire
to be called postmasterS and not postm stress
ses. The question has been officially settled
at Washington.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21
AN iCT
For the encourace ment of Teachers inst.

1'1o1' o1 1V'V1'tf T77TI .
tutes
Sec l.. Be ii enacted By the Eses-' a I'd
"eo''o" Of tie State gf Io~o. That durin@ the
time OF holding Teacher's 'nsctuto In .ar
county in this Stale, any schools t0at ma.
be in session IN such county shall lie closed
and 1T is hereby made the duty Of all Teach
RS, and persons desiring 1erchcr.s C4ltif-
cate, to attend such institute, or preaa. t.
the County Superjntcndents satisfactory gea-
sons tor not so attending. before receiving.
such Certificate
NICHOLAS J, ,RUacu,
President Of the Board OF Education,
December 18th. 1861.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-21

President of the Board of Education.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

EDITORS ArPEALs There Is paragraph g.
lns Toe goE1l, I the papers sned by Dr L. J. Robert
Of Lagrange, Ca CA lls suaJ.-t O.. rye coffee now 70
We y commozy used rs sab-titute for coffee d.. a
a-3p against the Gee or THAT b-ve-ag- on the ground
that the psrehed graia as be AYERS contains ty per
cent of pLosphoTc acid Kaowias how much observers
are ia5e 10 interpret tlolr observations Ia accordance
with precouccved flea think it may ct TIE present
,me De con5aciyr the public interest suggest that
me bs.A OF Lr q reasoning g. simply incorrect The
tv per cent ~ qhosg Houc Ggd is ro1ts-ed In She
ASH oI rye grain Of which the rarchg0 EFaH cn. az
most contain 3 per cent on. and ha per cent. OF
tle acid Is al that possibly b. present in IT, and OF
this buf @ very small portion passes into ths Zee.
Moreover the acid Al ed IL CON- 5rs1 with potash,
soda lime etc which render H. only perfectly inuoc-
nous and incaushle OF uszoving suythug bat on the
contrary one OF he mus. Important uutit Ingredients
the 7Hs If which E OK the great sJ.rres OF the dis
.fsas OF tire b0uv tissue.
IS not my object dispute the fact Professionally
observed by Or Robert TO deny that the rye
cd a ay have been the c-usc cf dry Tangrcae though
"a t es em aware, no facts has heretofore been
noticed no connection uih bee h8g.tua Il iniUsloIS
Of parcbed gra i req ircs more than ~ cases 20
establish such % sweeping supposilon. II there were
no other causes acting 0 produce the effects noted by
Or z hrIrs rve cl-e, the Fi,tAnce of phophorc acd
contained u tire lst;er De cFsrE-a5e win
them 1t obSer aous ta' subject ha continued hut
without pretsuoi1g explain them on suc. nd Sore i
prem s.- and tightening falks behalf Of the in
aoc,rr and necessary phJ-phaIaslG IL s-An. H.
OXFORD, Miss, March IL, 1862
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
ARRAEn PAnrIaAN.

The cavalry company commanded By Capt
MORGAN has Of late been rendering the mos
Important service, and become a terror to the
enemy. Il is a picked corps, about one hun
ifrd strong, belonging to 10 particular division.
and fighting when and where they lease. They
have already given the Yankees more trouble
,han perhaps any similar organization IN the
srny. Capt MORGAN is a ksn,uchian, the IN
innate friend Of Gen. BUCKNER-snd it IS said,
has taken an oath 10 get possession Of prisoner
for whom the Yankees viii De giai to eSc5aHgs
BUCkSER. Gen BUELL. has offered large Te-
vsrd fer the apprehension sud seizure OF tins
ubiquitous rebel, inasmuch ashe has become
terror to BIS picets ia the vicinity Of Nashville
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

The same paper also Publishes a statement that
ca 'sln of the Sumter had beea released, and that
vessel still remained at Gibraltar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

A4ENDEEV. MISC he-ca IS, 1909.
EDrroBs ArrEAL; ua Sunday 20. the appeal
Of General seaur-srd Tor planters bell red iu
IRE Methodist caafo1 when the scong-egatloa una '-
inau.y voted 70 of=r their church bal aud Tag-s
day tha Missionary and F-l,.vc E4pt.-ts snj Epco7a-
iaus offered theirs Can't Memphis Go itaerle1 And
visb TIE oi-s @; ass Gen. Is assured has aT- every
cL .gr lsa means or guns saai and vi "a responded
to as long - old Monroe has dolis- a gun.
mention This 20 show Won tse spirit that uervsdes our
people The bells This reaches you. win be the
Mobile aud OHIO rail nH3 SO jact 10 Gen D order.
Ry ~1y of news, all, or resry ALL OF our planters
have determined plant but little cotron toe univ
ssl -enark is: "0gr boys 10 the army shai be well
ctuiled and have ri iest plenty q hos sud hoUi1v
There 10 t7iS ia our FH &c thst tLu good Ie0pia Of
yarr city wi be iu tF1uue ED0ut Year and
children of course a H0lr nst sTe 30 thg afmy) Al
can say is that ths is quiet place -lsre tley an
ami will s cared fl .o far loUee room Is concerned
Bent q very low, sud living CheJp. Oar Cotton Bank
vii 20 operation ia few davs and yoUT crcn-
I8tio1 Is q down chs way, give You the names Of
tre q drgc-arg-ti A. sykes, pa iri Clar, W H. Cop-
rou, - q Evans Joau g English, Js-. q. Rand and
Robert Adaus i s ush. by ylss lett 4libi ftI't
aa. the whole capital Of S5J co. wiz soon be taken
There is o. 'alF rh- str es that branch gursrrnant
'Jgufprv VIII De established here 20 orr New o.
-s1s FslT7aj 70 E-,La& % th- Mobile and Ohio road,
which IL thought, wi be 30 he course oi iaE7 ee s
~rU=gEIBrW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.


sr-grsva. M4-ch g2-Ghs Washington } our
nal yf Friday ys that le ST, amer NsAViile "eht oo'
10 sea On Monday She passed between the blocka'iHg
vessels which ared thirty shots at her The Nashv
d, no doubt. now "a from the bIockadiDs deet
EraernI Movements on tae S0as''
AraUsrs. Nar,h 2l-THe Savannlh News Of thi-
morning says It h2s Information that the Fzdefals landed
,sterdav a. Red BlaT. a5aa. egh. mi e.. from tae city
Their force was Supposed be about seven thousand
The Eepubicsn ssys that odcaI Information ad bs'a
received tha. -eveza thousand F de-s landed at B.u
ton early In ih, morning, and passengers report had
sndsd from their guabosts Aud preparing TO maTch
to she railroad
Thr- s- great activity among the Federal and Con
fedsrste troops or tie Carolina aad Georgia coasts
Later.
AUGUSTA, Marcl el-a private dispatch j7s -ccci ved
T,n Savannah ays our troops were rstIrqng fom Car
o ma eud tha. the enemy haiIeft Blufr0a.
Improbable.
The Nashvls Patri7: Of the 18th copies dspstch so
the CINCINNATI Cozr-srrcirl dlteI Washington. Harch
Ilss which says NDCle an viii, to.norrow cease TO
be generainchef and that s.anto1 vii issue order
announcing the chang"
The Sumter
The same paper also publishes a statement that the
captain Of the Sumter had besa released and that the
vessel sill. remsfned at Gibraltar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
ExmPuNa PRINTER, Faoai MILITARY DU-

EEENPTING PRINTERS FaOM MILITARY DU-
TY--"e are not aware Of single country on
e- face Of the earth ia which printers are not
exempted nom military dUry, except in Virginia
Hrd some ct the SoU.heu States. Il Is so in
Europe where, Notwithstanding The existence of
mousrchical governments the Importance of the
press to both Che government aad lh- people Is So
well understood, thar printers al e exempted from
a genera. levy Of the population Much more
should u be SO ln free country. " hp-e the press
Is regarded as the psladjum of li5trtv. We srs
no. surprised 20 hear that it is decidedly tb4
niimeut5 Of delegates # the Southern S.stss
now here in Congress that laws for the eyernp-
.tun OF printers from military service shoaId be
enacted. To refuse this, is % deprive the soulo
era people IF the press, to shut them ocs com
D,etsly from ali intelligence OF afairs in which
.hey aro deeply interested, and to take ayvev
from ihTm Incentives 70 patriotism and energy
which the press daily p0Grs forth. Who can es
timate the raue 20 tins southern cause Of the
daily sp2aa.s Of patriotic press Without it
they would sink into apathy and merton, grope
about Ike samson deprived Of his eyes, waste
away like strong meu berrft OF iosi and water.
Il is certainly to be hoped tdlt the legislature
viii at once take measures to svert the fesrtu.
blow upon the public spirit and energies Of the
southern people which must follow the suppros-
sion Of Tree and patriotic press RtchaoEd
D7spatch, March l3th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

THE ENEMY AT Ns>HyILLE.-The Atlanta
Iaflliigencer has information that the enemy at
Nashville are not quite as comfortable as they
wish. The test oath is being applied to the citi-
zens in the city, and also to those Of Davidson
county But notwithstanding all their vigilance,
the enemy are excessively annoyed in the city
and its vicinity. In the former they disTust al
most ali Of the inhabitants, and ia the latter, tie
loyal Tennssseesns, especially Of Rutherford
county, play sad hav0c with their pickets every
night One night last week no less than thirty
ive Of tGsir Pickets were shot There is many 8
'' MORGAN " sfter them. Even BUELL. him
self does not feel safe, and keeps quite close tc
bis quarters
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

Le the Clergy and LHty Of tie Diocese o. Mississippi
BELOVED BEETHREE. since the commencement ol
cur irrut tsouD have more than once "a led upon
You 10 seek ia prayer, blessing upon our country and
- rulers now 10, ose Won in God, rame. q, seid u
wish renewed t=-ycnCy your egphy8tou u, ihlr behalf
aud Tor ftNCvyCiiiZaus iso I0 the de o. no
bly, -lrng for on drielse- Il pleased 0ur Heavenly
ita li ti- 1'Eu-i 9i cur struggle 20 give repeat
r1 'ici3r-s 90 ouI arms, and we paid him by vain
e'iLirnce n our o7u strength f2so'iing tEat u Is he
aolt VINO teaches uur hands % aud cur fingers 70
lsat' We have fiEce been Justly punished by being
marc - feel that the be, uf cau-es S
a. vel as i;s cce-sss The enemy H-ets are now
efcng Our coasts; and tie sound OF bis footsteps IL
1saId IN the very heart Of country Our rulers and
tnl-'A.y n|ers are summngi g CseTv arm 10 de
len7a AUD trust ,lat among the reGbsrs of church
call repeated
is summons 20 arms some among us have not the
power TO obey Bu there is q help VII en- an can rau
a'r lrcm teud-r youth cd ag- a help which the
priest and The people the aged ustron ts wife The
I-1sa'er tae haoing infant may lend 10 .he soUtrst
ai-a ana hear5 that have gone forth % battle How
" a. u with Gsds people Of old, when Engaged vi b
tlelf h2aiEen foes When their l~gde- Moses held ug
@'l'' On praye) Israel prevailed and when be LEI
1--WE Ais hands, Amt!sS pr -vs-i-l. But when these
feeble hands were stayed by Aaron on the one and
u ir on the other, AmatS was deested ct tee going
down Of The su1 Whist lesson Is this 10 us How
loudly dos sdmoui.h u that in God s.oHs il our
srrfgh and safety. and thS lie must Be sought unto ID
earnest and prrs@vsring prayer
1t Us then, beloved brethren hetaks ourselves with.
ont delay, 10 our clnsets and private chambers as
well as 30 lie cau7cas altar and there ma-e known our
countrys wants, and plead and wrestle in its beh .f
nj 1T us lot only pray, but as0 humble souls IN
llag on acgnuut Of cur manifold sins and those of
whole people. The solemn season # LENT is at hand
Let u make those days time 10 Be iemrmbered by our
selves and c0ultF and who say but that ere those
days shall be fully numbered the windows Of heaven
be opened and the blessing gs Of peace and plenty
once more poured ont upon our Iaatf
Let me exAorf you teen 20 enter "a. onc8 anon This
work of seltd rial humiliation sud PRAYER Let eacl
minister God open his church daily, and the raay
together with such of collects and prayers as our
most pressing wants require. And let those HF9 uay
be prOrCeutally niud-r Red ON ihs making their com
mon Ftpp-icltiots before God, Him the retired
chambers Of taeir dDrllnsa And that petitions
may gp aERsdy before Him let ne further RECON-
nerd inA. the bour Of twelve each day be observed fg
that purpose until peace be restored our borders
When God shall ihus people on their kures lie
~lli not be long in hearing their cry.
Commanding both you aud our beloved country %
His mercy aId goodness in Christ / remain, dear
orethreu, Your loving pastor N She Lord
". II. GREEN, Bishop
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
NGTECE!

- & ~ of America.
" All uEPARL AEA i-oRD1AaCt e- FItlg
hirE2oND Mar ID 81
kgIo5 VII b received az tn1s fas u-t the 18Th Of
~ Anil next, asr the f7.l0szius DRDS ANCE and
OSDHANCE HATERIAL FOR the Co fsisrl.e esatsa
Ar1yI
SJ1ooo iuns Charcoal ll E's5l F-z I'm
5otoO 'aus of H5a---- .-lr-ro-.J
'1,S9 tue ~ i-1 10 u 7.s-0zz lIzssi
$50 Ten iEel goi7..a a..
lca gat iaeh r5z
loC Fso-i-oh 81. S. sd Garrison II 5rszru
l0J Ihirieer- Dr. Gh Sea cost --nr.s.z
90 I Tss Te- -cosLd-l Iron Eevs.izsrs
sd Si1-aor n.eT Loo 3 iel d G. H.
5l1s nay Be uaH1e Tor olaziitv 81 frs- e=er -
hoae~sd runs, sud ior s-y nr1i Or E "a rvsr ten
I'raEl=sz OF Tie gus WI b3 r-lsAs3 Y1iT 70 par
les whose b e ase eecspfed
hldders WI ttsst u plzs q ft terv rn1 ths date
e. sri p r-t lsss tr1 r-- t=n ~ ron A. be
sEgess ed be fra ztsG
ney mus q staie b. i-rs required 20 furnish The
vAa5s of iLsr bin.
bi1de fos Euas VII sia.e the 6ats af the frt daily
cry ard ne iIse required 10 FupriT h- hole rum5er
ray MI b. Cia1- ce.yr y & t.o. les. rh7n
iy t1ns OF iro-, and 'ar Etzh- g. pay aaf IN Con
-sd-rste bond. "a re-erve.i
fia- u4os' be sea ala enel'ssd sAd inbred on he
envelope = opass>s lor i o., cr Proposals for
duas E8 tA- eoss nay BE-
: G''Rt5AS, LisuteDau'- Colonel
NNft'' 'HNn On = fl-1-a--r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

laid f. ogaa 10 the entrails and dsm5oweIsi Ter The
ty was rertliuY with the blI -til, ga1lo O.
.H Jas She made dusl desperate edoft, Gud Egui
Dos paws sraUud the 5oiy Of hgr e. she drew - 10 Ltr
she Lex i.u iial. Lsa fly ta the ground v-he, with ur
0ut bound rhe paEacr ele-red himself fr no h.s dyil-
TO- and stood alone above Der proud but pant
iug victor
That momen, Of triumph bis las. of life f7r the
ride of Dr. richard was argady laFgled aud lcat,n
loading hf- piece aai dsputcji tbs RENAL ing cub
bove him Hr BurcEa-d went h0m5 sid ta.uea az
-s-tacr IN removing A.s gene t1 his dwelling h was
bgay lighted with bis Mornings exploit ana 90 tsi-
Gay be h9vs with 'unrrs pride tls WEI. pres rgcr
skins ct the panther and bear
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
IT'S VILE TO BE DzPGEDEsr.

Mons high sDiri, sl rcsplendsrt.
Should not dr3op with folded w'nrs-
Tor ti5 vilC 20 c depvud-u,--
Sorrow Ecuglt bgt sorrow brings
VITA O. bold and usgly daring.
hopriu. heart and purpose strong;
Nooiy striving, 5ravs.y 1,lriuE-
AieeE each dauger-I1cet each wrong
Never drram o. fate OF - issson.
Ia thy urase place thv trust.
est in il-.'F Trst EXPEDITION
Ihog art Lrsmp..d .u the d7s5
o. tie land aud ol 1a ocean.
Just as il ou- tig tfu wars.
We urs5 battle for 70 emotion.
We must slrugsI, fer app s1sc.
Life may be q f-ii1g vision.
And irs heaulias uud, hu'ds
But with Judgment and decision
W e may leave some trace behind
Trae ambition Is transcendeut,
For it makrth uuut kiucs
GIu.s Ugh 81. 30 So reg, .euI-u4
S1ould NOT dr1op with folded wings
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

EVACUATION or TcoNDsRAeA--Aa ex-
change produces the following from he exam
pie Of General Washington in tho Revolutionary
War:
The evacuation Of Ticonderaga ard Mt Indc-
pend-nca BY Gen. S. Clair iG July, a. is eXcee ed
ngy app0s.te 70 the present, because OF us paral-
rlisIufo ourlate reveIses and excavations at Eorls
Henry aud Doueson, Bowling Green and Nash
Vile On that occasion Washington shoVsd 10
uumsuly timidity no disposition TO quail, cover,
cspituss submit and sue for peace. but his
courage and energy rose with the danger, aud
he wrote a letter, which contains ths following
" words in season TO our people:
The evacuation Of IicJnderoga a Mount
Independence is an event Of clagrm aud sur
prise not spprsheGded, nor within the compass
of my reasoning This stroke is
severe indeed, and has distressed "a much But,
notwithstanding things at present lays dark
aud gloomy aspect l hope spirit~d opposition
will CHECK the progress Of Cen BurgoyHc's
army, snd that the confidence derived from his
success, will hurry HIM into measqrss that viii
jn their cuuscguc ces be iavorsbIe 10 us. We
should never despair. Our situation before bas
been Unpromising and Las changed tor the bet
ter; so trust, il will again. Il new difficulties
snse, W. mus. only pat forth now eEerliaus. and
plop5rtiou our Efforts to the exigencies Of the
tunes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
"A sight mistake. Rsai q ao0nfederato army.


u Qlilp Tells ns good story If legislature
u in Vermont nearly forty years ag0 driag ihe session
when tho famous Robert Bates .larE rince decease ~
Was Speaker Of the House Bate was. perhaps, the
phlrst iury lawyer tie Green Mountain State
Of elegant sud notorious for gailsutsy,'
@ 90 ver.i IVES der,,n9d n Erghnd i'm he r@.gu Of
Chsser a. aHi la Frase o. s lines since tie invention
uf G.ilc II ha7p urt during fH' s-,-ion that
member introduced bill PROPOSING Hdvancg glelt
ogh-r " - omea's Egbts ia rrEpQpsc 20 ticket
uuneroU-.y signed by the ar -esonc ai The eraves If
sigHrrs geag IN attendance 20 lobby Ter the sister
hood Bates, who capita chance ior BIZ OF iua,
down FROM the SVeaEsTs chair and pitched lot th
peiitieu with such comic force thHt the House rOETsd
sgan. The "Queen of the Auaz1us" naturally
augry, and morning sent TO the Speakers char
pscksg., by tire Ea. Of lsuspectiag page v1igE
presently oGcned disco-iag 70 the yie oi he tvr
rg spact1t.Fs Fs3 asHHe aHaerstfyt Il trJ ing
nomrut Tor Bate and or w-n Of great se l-p.-Se
zion ald fair share cf could hAvs escaped signal
di--omh1ure. Raising tbe garment zlOtt in his right
hsni, and smilrg oomplae nty, the speaker spoae:
"GeDtlemcu. have received many fatt r- attentions
from ina iar but before pleasing compii
u,ut as t.is i i-, Indeed b. snGfIi s And, wha5
enhances thr dicHcy of She donation, the Of tie
donor il, eaucea,ed. AM the oarling-shs knew thar
would recognize t rsi-oa, II il unnecessary % s1y
tta. the i.r, e. I-4sh diver eG % The LOBBY
y.cl had well ui 81 i5el the head Of the b.ushiug
speaker
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23
HUA oLDr rENS.

Hun OLDT. TENN.
MARCH ~ Irs2
VIE u-dsrE E1ad have ersh been bor Eed By tn
L cretsTy Wa 10 raise
Regiment OF Infantry for the War
BE N reg n i-n-s when Ia.sed and sr sniE-i. wi
be m-u WI b ne o--t snt united Ia the ssIss
ori- Be. P- s1ls having c7mps- les Whfa hey y
g. SIZE 70 bring into e.h-r Of these Fme1H win
pD-t 20 h-s Of tie unfsr isled at ths pisss untl
J.I her uDtue
Ang n 1unestion % eth r q Us wi he forwarded
ii p aeed t.. ths hand, cf F Titus Esq. q 4emPaA
MAR1ts } WRIGHT.
sr C1l Command 9 sr. Reg p ne t. mn. Sols.
J-afs r. SDAC pSOt,
Cat. Commanding Co. b IA b s- Reg 7. Z.
ID. HsGEYhFY in.
Capt Conmsr5ias Cc. g.. l54 ST. Reg T. '.
NJ .-.re
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HEADQUAKrs avn GRAND DIgloIoS-
AE3iT OF THE alSsI ,sIPFI

A1-1lh or tfl4 -l.i10l s7 lE-t-L
BEFHEL t-ca., Asr,h e. 1854.
WITH degree of a.cri Sc ti6u ad haEi .a.i1n hs
w hs- never before fslt. t-e 9ria- c., c;s. CON
i1a .ii hss fr drE1fr-- s=s Ct pi lar- auucer 4
tl-s tr'lt o. th pi-s p-o- cry oi Ger eizaus
- q lcliios OF be .fgo7f e. ns toiasua d. which
tr.u4s Erfes our Aen ca8ab.e Of suos
se'5 nlag j. orr csfs wiiu YER ais B'rerrth
a-mies. Tncy E0uld az les5 harm By ssrTfns
the ranks q rae enemy, ard q not frugErsa g.
e7snfou ia hsars sc-y haze aaioftan t7sy
-outre 4 hal Setter lay IN sasir a1d Re ire
t5s,i an Elfn, not 20 atml d stand readg 70 ue
sbeIus ID 's do win th1t ira Tetsuee over
ruling Pr-vitsnce- V ich 5'asciou Dssa Of risht r
2or- give r5 crri step t0vsr as13sFias succsss
70 deserveit
Comm IA sTs ct az grades " D be heid resp0nfbe
fo- re impression u RS gieaz crime Fi comPeH
-ston wiz ln an ustauc-s 3 ale r, ID th Of ~
cff % er and vhsrs hs fails i-s ciJ =, M GrJ
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

A TERRIBLE NAS.-A New York journal has
the following concerning Gen Buell., The Yankee
commander # the Department Of Kentucky:
Gen. Bneil is very model Of reticence and
secrecy. Tie goes to headquarters every morn
ing about 10 o'clock and shut. himself ip in his
sauctum sanctorum imperyions to any human
force, except through the regular rel tsUe chan
neis lie will not be interrupted. Il is as much
as mans life is worth 10 speak 10 hlm on his
way TO his Office His servants are as afraid Of
nim as 0f No devil An express messenger
came to him with package of mans nom
Washington, and did not dare en,.r the rom
He offered the package 70 one Of the porfsrs to
carry it IN No said tho porter vou carry 1t in
No said ihe e1Pressmsn, lie knows you. tske Il
l. was sometime before the fellow dared face the
6ercely frownIg chic. to hand him the PACKAGE
sud get his pay. Gen. Buell. admits 40 one io
his confidence and all prediction of fsraa-d
movements, based on pretended access TO head
quarters, are mere nonsense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-23

FUNERAL HpNOBs TO TIRE GALLANT DEAD.
TIE h5nor-d remains Of Gems. AcCuloch aud
Mcintosh were inferred 20 day vih military
DONORS. The entire military aul-r Mai CLARKE,
composed of Gains and Waolrufl-s ariu cry,
D0horey', iuftnuy, aHd Caps DasGl's cavslry,
she -oGiers Of OAK His-ai. Iumue.iug 400,
with an immense sOncours, OF cit.zeus,. escorted
and followed the remains of these chiyaicous sol
dIers 20 the grave.
These officers were personally known 70 many,
and by character, ~ al of our citizens, aud were
beloved by al. Hundreds Of ladies' went over
their graves We aTe graIded that such al HON
0rsoe testimony was given to the mem2ry Of
these worthy oficers-FOTt Smith Bulletin.
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