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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27

They hsve M other placo within The limits Of
the State where they can make the stand which
they could have made at Manassas. We pre-
sumo that the flying army has been reduced, by
sickness, cxpHiug e~nIistments aud desc tons,
and by detachmants drawn off to bother quarters,
to considerably less than one thousand men,.
We presume shat She FedeTal army IN pursuit
viii considerably exceed a hundred thousand
raea, and that it's most serious impsdiments or
its way to Richmond win be broken bridges Gha
INSTRUCTED reads
The evacua' u of Manassas IS virtually the
end Of the rebellion in Virginia and the r@estora-
ton Of tlal Sate to the Union. L!!!1 With the
close pursuit OF the Ietrea'iuE Te0el army which
viii doubtless follow, we may now reasonably
count upon the final collapse Of the yagrant
government Of Jef Davis before the lstot May,
and the raopeunlg Of she whole south and It's
great commercial staples to the marSets OF the
world.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At q called meeting
OF south Memphis Lodge, No Ila on the evening Of the
10th inst, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published in the city papers,
and a copy Of the same forwarded TO the family Of our
deceased brother
Resolred, That while we bow in humble submission 70
the dispensauon Of providence. which has ta-en from
our midst our worthy friend and brother O. Van Canpen'
We cannot but deeply lepl0re biz loss aud regret 1s sud
den removal from our midst. He was QUE Of the OLDEST
members OF the Masonic fraternity in the city, aud our
ing the long series Of years in which we have been asso
GATED together, he endeared himself 70 al y ms mAhy
good qualities and Sindness Of heart.
RfsoIgc3. Thst to his bereayed widow and family -
Drot.etion Of him who tsmpers the wind TO the shon
lamb and who. though his footsteps may often Be IA ~.
deep waters, where no human eye can naee th1mi ye'
has given this assurances to the widow and sister Is thel
consolation IN life and hope 10 death, that be aoeth ~
things well, for 70 al Of us death must come
ReseIred. That the members Of South Memphis L9as'
wear the usual badge % mourning fT thirty Days
S. ~. JOBE1
J.. T. BOUkSE,
a e.. WILLIAhsOS,
Committee
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We End the following Ia the Atlanta, Georgia
Inteli,genoer
ATLANTA, March is, 1862.
MAJ. John s. Rowland Superintendent Western g At
lautic Railroad
SIR I am informed that certain spectators,
mostly citizens Of Tennessee, who are believed
60 Be enemies of our cause. are purchasing large
quantities OF cotton, for shipment TO points in
that State, with q view. it IS supposed, OF placing
It within The rcach olths Federal troops.
You are, therefore, directed to suspend The
shipment Of cotton over the W. A. road hil
further order; and to give public notice that the
road wIlInot receive cotton for shipment As u
IS better that Tire cotton remain upon the piauta-
TONS, you VIII also refuse to receive any upon
the line Of The road, f5- storage, IN any depot or
other building belonging to tie road
.JOsEPH T.. Brown
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ATTEMPTED ASsAssINATION.-As Capt. Girl
der, OF the corps OF engineers, was riding along South
street on Tuesday, he Jaw a white man grossly abusing q
negro, and he kindly demonstrated with him. The man
received his suggestion with brutal rage, and as Mr..
Order WAS riding away ne fred three shots after him.
one Of which passed through his coat sleeve.
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TRUDEBU ARTuLEHY.-Lieut. W. p. Lips
comb Of Tie Trudrau Artillery, late the Memphis Guer-
llas, il in the city. He returns to Island 10 on Friday,
and those wishing TO send letters to their friends by him
viii please leave them al Ford q Cos, harness makers,
Main street Members OF that company now in the city
are required to report to him at the same place.
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aRTIsANs AND SCOUTS
ATTE,NTION

PAVING received sara9diy from the Conn andnf
Gpnsia. 0rsi-e a ccupauY Of Pariissns Seoeis
Il row rsGdy O. receive recruits This company oe
5uoe2enisnt oGsu inducements that are offered nc
~ corplenv 2 81 aerging in the wa 3he citizen
rE-motis vii uow bs 81 opportunity Ct asslsfi1f
Ia rsisioz sn8 e~quig3ing one Of the mos emcen
npanes ia tie C.ufeds ale service
J. " PETERSON.
0f7ce-Urder The Gay0 o HOuse.
-svf Peterson Tas formerly cornec-e1 win 2
aonrsrnfs command. mhl1-W
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orrrrr SUPERINTENDENT W ga. r R.
=. - T.. NO.. u 800


I an directed Dr. hfs excailsacys Governor
to suspend the shipment Of cotton over
the w. "A RI Therefore no cotton viii be
received for storage in any OF 5as dsp9ts, or on
anv OF the platforms, or buildings belonging 90
the road. Ii would be wen for agents or owners
d coeon, nov Wing aDourtds dsp0.s. o on the
platforms oa the line of 1erlad, 60 have II re-
moved forthwith, TO some wsrelousa, OF other
place Of safety, as the road will not be accounts-
bic for loss BY fire or otherwise.
JoBS S ROWLAND. SuPt.
Its but Justice 90 that community 20 say,
that as soon as these facts were sscertained, a
special meeting Of the commoa coupcI wss
called 10 deliberate upon the matter, aud to re-
quest the mayor 10 prevent any further ship
ments Of the feecy king. PU5ic sentiment IS
most decidedly opp ss1 to any s~urrephious al
Usnpts % eyade the cJttoa biOckades and the
mel who has tie hsciihood TO undertake the
task VIII be held up 81 The scoru he merits. 1t
is to be hoped tia. these Tennssseeans were 10y
al men, and ~legiHmateiy engaged bat 1t is GER
sainly strange freak OF Judgment which could
induce q thorough going Guaucier TO make large
investments, such as these, with Inc probability
staring him ia tie face, that bis goods viii be
captured by tho advancing enemy IN less than
thirty days.
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NE MO Db
OF
Tanning Leather

TIE sussonber hiss g patent process for Tanning
Lesfher. tast wIh taa hraVy Sole Leather n eighl
~ Timer Ieather in sea TO. fifteen cHys Cali o.
.ier gkins 10 three TO hvs days Tie process II hns
m cert CLEANER than the old process, ana the Leather
heavier, bstt'r and more daIR0le-st o. ~AirA :
ane vith9at bsrk. aud here is any qusntty O. tie IL
Il dieBt ln rbs cuuUfry.
VrRns.-g 0cfr Re RICH 81 a county $50 for a.
q individual rfclt war bonas, Irusuy MarvH0is
oafederase Notes. or anY money taat ia, curreat4
ONE in tne SoufbeEn Conle8efeey taken Il paf.
addrsss B @ HATrUX
EIftle nock. ark
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RECORDERS Court The Recorder had six
clsss before him yesterday. Among them were some
bloesads breakers. Hugh Cayauaugh, T. Black, and St
Abrams, were fined six dollars each, and Hugh McGsnty.
who in tie extaeies caused by his success in going beyond
the order Of the Provost Marshal, thought he saw parks,
and besides being drunk, voraeiously halooved fire, was
fued eleven dolars.
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sHFRIFF,S NOTICE.

/ vrs4 OF aa o. der from toe County Conrt Q
sssIbv esuntv. u zee directed, WI on FRIDAY
"a CAV OF Aml Is62, a de corner Ct Fourth ar
$50 s--ees Memphis Tenn, g. u ocioeE A n
r. ., ~ Irvest BIDDER fr The space Of twelF'
~ 10 BE- paid quaftry by tn Comfy Courl
\ l. Bell a iun.tic uha 3 90 b. ProFicet VI sun
dIst. ws.h.ng a1u apparel, AID proper Te4tnen
hs space above mentioned sufheient seearig !
JAAES g. FEETS,
se-7. r- Zee SHERIFF shelby Comfy.
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"a wHoM 80 80 CONCERN.

rhir $50 csaGfy4hat Ne were called upon 70 eitnes
she reteut procass for flaming Leather, invente1 an,
1sssr+ea ~ ~ toNnsnsa, 3. o HsttoK, fes.ed. aus
~ we're the 81 itresres 20 bis IL cess III tanning q
ybi-v hour. 4 piece Of leather that VII make good %
1sr ieesber for coarss shoes. We ars fuIy uf be opn
fon th-t hB process Il A. good As recommended IN III
aaverisemeut anf ulil spendlg brig about a cor
"a &c svouf1ni 10 Ire tsnuing art ae makes know
q D. he fngrsdient "a ed 10 his tauuiug ara and Their
8 any qusut ~ in the country and ihreughoat III
Sontben slsteE Wa. r. WOODRUFF,
b. l. DUEF,
reel. ucrk Es. 40 r. 6 EFEES
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Walls WANTED-Dr. Keller Informs us that
much difficulty is experienced al the military hospital
late the State hospi al, for want Of walls There are
none in the market but most persons have in their houses
empty medicine bottles lying usel=ss- Il the ladies viii
leave such at DR. Keller q residence on Third street west
side, between Madison and Monroe, t2ey win do an act
Of kindness 10 the sick soldiers lying there.
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
Chemist q 4 q Botanist

LENOW'S BUILDING,
Unicn street, between Main and Second streets,
THE most successful CANCER oFERarOE Ia he
= world
DR.. sPIEGEL has been & resident o. Memphis Tor tn
veara and has acquired au eusiabi5 reputation BY hs
suoessssul t-eatuen- Of CsDce-. which be eIpeis fEon
he system with al liz roots aud n9r7s ~ seasite-
,fo1sI te,tmeur without using the knife. he sHa
treats with success al chronic Diseases, BheuastA1-
Nsuralgis, Gout, Uphthaimis Fistla Ia Aao, scIofatA
SYPHILIS. Dyspepsia. g hI0nie DysanteIy, Torpid Liver.
Gravel. Fits, Tape Worms Plies, Dropsy, diseases ot
ne skin. Bronchits, Consumption sl diseases Of BE,
Ear AND Eye and Feuse complaints.
Residence and Icnrmsy ol Union B-rost' s4A OK
Bayou Memphis, TslEessee.
Juauestiuns5lo proofs forwarded (free) y nal, on
application and ehalsEgs he word 20 psrtaEn he
enres I an now making IL europe and Ans1sa-
mhF4
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|EPENDENT OF TIE NORTH F0R
LIGHTi
49, or :

l. prpNrgc 81 CoAE,0E Ia P-egral fc
p 0i ena ssBersr 20 al sabsntutss yei onereo
IL wsv bs offered 10 ihe F~ubbc-made ea'l0ei9
--5.nrts 81 til GanEsde eey. THIS Oa bnrhi
.ss5r gsft 6ane. 5 essant 10 The eyes Hiihou'
h-.rF s. much hratas Goal Oh
~. .hss7est isehf known. Try de- u - non
49, F5rsse WI iessle en- relsh BY
DEARIhG g. WEahkklL-a
- gI MAR street.
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WHOLRSALB!

225 bales best g-s OsnaburgSg
10 bales Heavy Drills aud Ducks,
10 cases wool Hats,
. GuTn OVerssiOes,
rs " Gents Boots,
Q " WOmen's StOut shoes,
81 " ChiIdFen's shoes,
8 " Youths shoes,
60 " Boys shoes,
20 " Mems Kip shoes,
6 " Russet shoes,
NJ " Umbrellas,
IS pieces Tweeds and Cassimeres
SO " Jeans,
so " Ticking,
2J " KePsey,
go merimOs,
E0O Plaid and striped De-
rnestics.
90 " Ginghanss,
no Heavy Shirting Checks
I5O &" CaIIcoes,
so " Hickory shirttngs,
10 dozen Oyeralls,
~ Heavy Wool Jackets,
400 pairs PaniaiOOns,
30 Salts Gray KeFseyS,
SOC dozen Spool Cotton,
| 10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
300 dozen Wool Socks
20 I" Wool Hose,
so " Cotton HOse,
SO " Misses and Clsildren's
Hose,
so gross Military BmftOns,
400 lbs. Turkey He'd CONoB,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. zephyr WOrsteGs,
30 lbs. sewing silks,
Zoe Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts.
Brown shirfings and sheetingss
RIeached "
checked 5acOnet and swiss NUS
Inns,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Few
els,
Plaid and White Linseys.
canton FIanneis, Green Baize,
white and BED Flannels,
Shauis. Neck Comforts,
Black Veivefs, Alpaccas
Irish Einens,
HandkeFchiefs, CraVats, Gloves.
Ladies' and Gents GanntIeIs,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
WOos Earns, Carpet Warps,
wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins.
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable gods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Liuseys etc va
be taken in exchange fr gooda.
JOHN Z TAKLOE s Co.
Corner Of Adams and second streets.
iaI8-Iy
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u SMaRr 0PERArInN DEFEATEn.-l

4 SMART OPERATION DEFEATED.-On Tues
day 8 party who has 8 store at Wythe station. on the
Ohio railroad. applied for q permit to take home for his
store - couple Of ~hogsbeads Of sugar and two or three
barrels Of molasses To the granting Of this there was
no objection, and the permit was made out The gentle
man Who attends to the permit department of the Pro
yost MarshsIs Office, not being az his desk at the me-
nent the documsat was made out by another clerk. who
omitred to mention the quantity Of merchandise for
which the permit was given. The party made N arrange
ment with an individual ia this city 20 take advantage
Of the open permit and a huadred ~h0gsbeads Of sugar
were bought and being Slipped st ths Ohio railroad
depot When the Proves, Marshal became acquainted
With the proceeding he sent down and had the permit
taken from the original applicant, who bad 20 grossly
sbused bis privilege. Sixty OF the one hundred hogs
heads had been put on the ears at the time The puE
chaser Of The sugar applied yesterday morning 20 the
Provost Marshal for authority to force the merchant Of
whom the sugar was purehased-aud purchased by and
in the name Of the second party, not b. the holder Of
the permt-to take the sugar back aud return the
money. The request was Of course refused and the
purchaser is consequently pretty heavily punished for
bis attempted evasion Of the Provost Marshars orders
Those who Try schemes Of this kind will require more
than ordinary cunning TO succeed hey have a man 20
deal with who is not easily hoodwinked
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SDecfaI Orders.

HEADQUARTERS ISL GRAND DLYIsIOA-
AMY o y Z @ISsisSlffA
-. 1I5fsfs Of bis Division absent from
z f6eir eoama1ds. are ordered TO j2in tnsI 5P
i've corps Immediately Any osoSs4 onrf n
mcnL .F pofK
5y oiU0i GEO. WILLIAMSON
Assfstant Ad~iutsutGeneraA
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BELLS FOR BEAUREGARD-F. W. Register,
corner Of Court and Main streets, is authorized by Gen.
Besuregard to receive bells, brass, and lead for military
purposes Donations Of each should be sent to him and
they VIII be Forwarded 70 the proper points.
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EOcK or THFsg

CAMDEN. Ark, December g, 1861.
70 Az WHOM THIs MAI CONCERN -Tnis j. TO Ger
~ thsf I hsvs usea the shove process ~ taaulng sno
ave sls5 used the Lesther sfterit was Ia ned, ard J
M = = the beEf Eest1eT thst / bavs ever worked anc
,ertssnlv The quickest prcce-s in tie world. Th7 iea1ne.
ahned City pr cent, cheaper is hssfle better ano
nore durs5se, aad eo-czHg reoonmend The peole g
~ il HENAY SHORES
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GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING.-A l. Andrews
s. Co. 25t Main street, viii sell At auction this morning
at 10 o'clock g large assortment Of gents iue clothing
and furnishing ood-eonsisting Of coats, pants, vests,
shirts. linens, ets-also ladies dress goods.
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WILL sell in tie town nj B livsT- Hsrdeman eoun
! ~. Tenn on SATURDAY l2th day Of April 49,
cash. q NEGRO MAJ, who sGys his name b jacob
lid NJ gr0 81 sid ~ s TuuaWaT-
Frha I2h day Of Earch lS62
L~-v sheriff
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REMAINS OF LIEUT. CLAGKE-It is under
STOOD thst the remains Of the late Lieut. Clarke came
down on the Louis DO. VIII thoss having the body in
charge please call at !. o. Ford s. Co.'S harness makers.
Main street,
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SUGAR AND MOLASsEs -Messrs. Csyce <
SON wers TO have sold a large amount Of sugar aud mo
lassss yesterday but owing to an oveT1press Of business
they postponed il until this morning, so that all can have
q fair chance.
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DR. 81 o. HETTox-psI Sra I have tested youi
5rocess To- tanning far encugl 70 feel at Liberty 10 Say
r. e a ia everv respect 81 u is recommended iu yo1i
aavertissneut. and vii TIN the iszthsr il the instrnc
ions are carried eur fully
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POTAToEs AND LOSF BAGGAGE-The pota-
toes snd lost baggage that was 10 have been sold yesisr'
Day at the Arcade. viii certainly Be sold this morning At
10 o'clock. without fail.
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FAST DRIvING-Eor driving more rapidly
than the law allows, Wade, slave Of Hrs Nasswel. AND
p r Callahan, a vh;ts man, were each fined six dollars
by the Recorder yesterday.
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" B g.. HaTrox-Uear sir ] hsTe fho. oukhy
f-siad lie recipe fo- farming nhirl p4rc5ased Of yuu
and have no hssita ion ia say ing that Is makes bettel
r. 81 a much shorter time thsn Tie Old fogv pro
would r-eccmuend 10 10 tanners, and to plGuter
z % tan Their 0Hn ieatl,.
Yoazs. a ] WARD.
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MILITIA MUsrsR.-Colone Co~pcland's regi-
mentof Eiiitis viii muster st2i o'el0c5 this afternoon
ia South market All subject TO duty are requested TO
attend
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G MATTERS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH q.

THANKs-To the gentlemsnly manager of the
Southern Express company, IN hE city, orlate New Or
lesuz pgpers
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Ean1s NnnNTFn -.

EEw l-o-s coon 6oubis-balrsea can
- --r ~ leaving thea win Ma , ~
r. f,r'ons - n J. WIgKSs
ooAse Captain
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FIRE ALARM-The alarm Of FIRE on Tuesday
was csUsed by some rubbish being burned on Vance
street. Shove the railroad.
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LOST.

C-ERTIFTCATE u Ssas ii ths Memphis ana
"a Charleston haifruHd g1ursuy NO. ~. dated MAY
90. 1854, % TRos. B.ackboarns. be bssn 6Et o. mia
Laid. AID I intend apstsng = he 5scelaT Of sad
Road for = duplicate Of he ssIae.
SIDNEY BbACEB9URHE
sworn 70 aud sabscdbsd beiust a. 0ctohu 3 Lea
mh4-3u HJME y uLL = p
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MEETING or TIE MEMPHIS PREsBYTERY.
The P~rssbyterv OF Memphis will meet in PsTtersvile on
Thursday, the 81 day Of Apal
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COLOBED PRINTNG-INKs-A small lot Of
eoioret printing inks for sale. Apply to s. G. Toof at
the APrEAL Office.
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ApMs 20 ARMs. BOYS

Z, 30, no and organ ze Immediately 81
s,5.rr sia. ifoo or h5rse co-ipay e. n'sS
I Il nor. to setys caaag the w Al p7rso9'
n. hi al immediately and e. roi thvti
a. lie soa thea.t curlsr O. Curt an1
I rnh--aI W x oAIlA-
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A TRUE P~ATRIoT-THE LATE BISHOP
MEADE.-An affecting incident occurred during
the closing hours Of the late YaneTabie bishop
of the Episcopal church in Virginia. A dlstln-
guished leader Of the Confederate army, whom
the good bishop had known nom his boyhood'
was present, and, with his dying accents, he thus
addressed him: I have known you, General,
from a boy, aud have always loved you, You
know how slow my mind was in coming to the
conclusion Ihave held from the moment OF VIZ
rinia's secession. Bat, sir, with great solemni-
tyl it is a RIGHTEOUS CAUSE; it's 2 RIGHTEOUS
CAUSE. It is a RIGHTEOUS CAUSE. DO your
utmost for that Cause. You are a Christian sol
der. Trust in God, and (aying his hands on
his head, as Jacob Of old laid his hands on the
head Of Joseph, God viii blcss you"
The stern soldiers face wa 0athed IN tears as
were the faces Of all present. The words were
uttered with the hesitating utteranee and solemn
aspect OF d dyinE man. Who can douothiS 1uty
when he hears suchaman thus speak, one whose
life was ilustrious for piety, virtue, and wisdom,
and who la been eli bis life long, up 10 the
hour Of Lincolh's proclamation, one OF the etrong'
est Union men In Yirgiuia.-RietnoHd D'sPateA
~ We are satisfied that the most OF the ac-
counts which reach us Of the movements OF The
enemy in the country recently opened TO tnein
bv TIE falling back Of cur troops are Without
foundation in truth We have therefore 70
framed rom pgblabing such as were not wei
authenticated.
We are informed shat tAe thirty-one disloya
( citizens OF Fanquier, alleged to have peer
brought here as prisoners, were se5en persons &c
. cused Of crime -four of them OF mnrdeIlt WINS
} were taken for safe keeping from the EGuqnIe
isil. and conducted here for cafe keeping. w
Ia not believe that q county in the State is more
ertreig free Of traitors than Fauquier.-R'e|
m0RG Enquirer.
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The Army az molae-Iis Duty.

a. Drays and harness at the Arcade this
,.or1f-rg nj 10 afsHD~e
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e Information wanted Of jerome B Phil
lips, VINO il Supposed to be in the army. Any Inionia'
ton OF his whereabouts VII be thankfully received By
hs wife At Memphis. mo-lnf
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p III. case. commenced BIZ original sttsehmsni, an
.Hsaeft Ii bled that defendant has removed hlmssh
- bfs property out OF me State, plaintiffs sue 70 re-
-1rer -eyeutv dola s ana hFe cents, cue ~ note and
80 nj IL is therefore ordered by The C1nn that the
sans b. set Tor ana b arinF before me or some other
y~-fie- Of the Peacs for sad county, a. my odics in
The town Il Coli5rville, on the oh oa3 o. APT j teez
gban snd where defendant may attend snd defend the
suit. 0tnerygise b. will 1e proceeded With "a parie.
qhis 3ad day of March, 1902
mhi1fawf- A. H MONTGOMERY, ]. P
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EAPTNa 3
NsaEECE.

navq se.r his date W. vii sell 81 Auctioi
80 30 ISIS. MGGAsSES, s-ked% french
Il NV ehsrres. unless s oBer paid BY owner
81 THG- TaGUT NON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-27
wARRIEn.

On Tee.dsy evening 25,h Instant, at the rssidsnee Of
the brides mother. on Vance street, by Rev. x c
G d 5y. d. D.. Mr H. b MARrlS and Miss RUra TAI
BoTT, sIog Memphis.