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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

~ TATE W TENN IS 4h,-ProcHe6ugs had In III,
- clerks Office, chaucsry s.5e Of 5e rr-5I,C - - -
chaneeFy court OF he ely Of Memphis Fr day Janu
- 0'-l7"' Com lsinRut,
Samuel p " alEsr and q. hers u-Fa,7s-,,y
i appearing from affidavit 6Is1 IN this ,asss fI tb
e ei-1aahL @ David O. Cross, C0TueHs Muu Harr-sf
Mui hFs-ls2 y al ard ThOs. EiuI are sdgrt.
Of the state Of Tennessee
II Is otufEeu fn5r they do enter their appearance
l7Ie-h oeioL7 or within the first th-ea Gays II ths next
,yIi OF sad e9u7 20 BE- held the coLd Monday N
hay next, 1852 ard plead, sns7yer or dzmur 70
coupalnants biL or the same viii be taken for con
tessea ss 10 them and for hearing ex Darte and tb
COPY oi tEls order be p1lshe1 once week for Eou-
successive weeks iD toe Memphis Appeal.
eoPy-attest; JOHN O. LANIEg
Clerk and Master
mhflIa7v4w
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CTATE OF TENEENSEE--Procr Lsd Iu tds
y cerks- Office chanc-ry side OF the common lev. and
chaHcey court Of rfe city Of &-uphis. Saturday jana
s-y the 2jth 1902.
EIUha II. S b eski. Complainant
Albert sO6ieski, Defendant
Il appearing Affidavit died in this cause that the
dstsu1snt. Albert S0biesk IS g non-sssidsrt Of ths
Stare of Tennessee
It is ordered that he do enter h appearance hsrsa
before within the first three days he next term Of
said court 10 be held Jh- S-coui Monday In alaF
next 1902. and p--ad answer demur 60 complain
suts BILL or the will De- asel for confessed 5 o.
him and set for hearing parts aud that esDy Of .hs
order DE- Published once g week for four successive
weeks ID the Memphis Appeal
A cCPy-atts-t; JOHN c. LANIER
Clark and Master.
rnhgg Tavr4y-
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THE FREE MARKET.-Ws want our citizens
to keep in mind that have f. ee market in this city
at which, three times week the uccessars OF Life are
dealt out without money and without price" 20 the
needy families Of soldiers in tb- service Of the Confede
rscy from shs city The 70 lowing statement for which
we obliged 20 z. A. Nelson and H B. Chies. Esq-..
shows whst the society that suans the free market t
doing We sre feeding Of soldiers faui les l. IOg
which consume eacl rsg 2sls lbs bacon 255 lbs -four
50 bushels peas go los. rice IS bushels potatoes 20o
lbs sugar l2J gallons molasses 55 bushels corn meal
sacks salt boxes soap; also vegetables when we have
them; the value Of which is 81 456gj The applications
for relief are increasing from week to week The S1ads
ON hand arr ample f- present purposes and we rely con
hieuty the Iberality citizens in sustaining the
society for the future We are desired to say thar the
society would be very thankful country friends if they
would send vegetables any other products OF the
farm or the garden they can spare to No. 10 Shelby
street. between Union and Gayoso, for distribution
They can thus afford valuable assistance 70 noble OBJ
jsct,
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TIE WoUNaEn -5,15LDIERs-We want TO HI
thirty negro TO At the various hotp,tsis iu
city. Parties having negroes will comfort and relieve
the wounded soldier by sending them the hospitals
and win receive for their services twenty hve dollars per
month. W 0. LOFLAED,
Sec'y and Treas Of hs Committee for the Relief Of
al7-3t Wounded Soldiers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

stopping the iron business here, to-wit; Our
operatives who have patiently waited for work,
not being able 90 GET IT, whilst the mill stood still
for want of getting living, have volunteered
and Joined the army Hence, DOW that coal is
coming ia supply. by reqUIsitiCn o- the Navy
and War Departments, we are actually standing
half our time tor the lack of operatives, and the
government supplies are futures.
l have two objects: First, tuth; second, 6o
call pubIie attention, and the attention of ths
Government officials, to the facts here stated.
nave made them known 10 the departments, and
have asked that the operatives be sent here.
This has not yet been done Until jt IS done,
whatever is expected Of this place, win be tardi-y
realized
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

EX-MATOR BAUGH.-We have r-cat Dleasure
In stating that this gentleman escaped the enemy and is
now in the city. He delayed in crossing Re foot
lake by the absence of the means Of crossing when he
got there. He met with great difficulties but his health
is now better than when he left Island No TO- He will
pay short y.t TO Holly Springs and then go 10 Fort
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yyisie-.l.m & Heechsr soIsso-s sor Comp .'iHaHts.
sah2q l-vv4sy
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TIE WOUNDED SOLDIERS. are now
many wounded soldiers ia the hospitals Of this city.
The ladies' God bless them are attending upon them
with unremiltns Kindness, but many little ueccssaTies
and comforts required for them beyond what are al
lowed by the government To procure these money is
WIuted, and many OF our citizens have contributed
nobiy That the public generally, may have the oppoi-
tuny Of rendering their assistance, Prof Miller has
generously undertsSen to get up concert the proceeds
Of which viii paid for the benefit Of the wounded
soder The concert viii take place at the theater on
Monday evening next and doubt not q substantial
amount will be raised for our brave sufferers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

BUFFALO GNATs These pests have made
their appearance in this section Of the country in or-
nous and unusual quantities. IL behooves the owners
Of stock TO have eye them, as have already
beard of several horses that have died from the effect Of
tleir sting Train OIL fish brine or any other kind os
grease, is a remedy against this insect The animal
should be well CREASED with one of these at least once
day during the continuance Of the guat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

MILITARY NEws.-We publ;shed dispatch
yesterday, stating that Secretary Stanton had
expelled all newspaper correspondents from the
army of the Potomac. This indicated hat a
further severe turn was 70 be given to the cen
s0yship Of the press. Bat she report was not
correct. Last night we received, ia common
with other publishers, a confidential dispatch
from the war Office, which, though NOT at Iber-
ty TO publish, we deem It hot imPEopF to state,
assures Us that the representatives. of the press
are not 70 be excluded from the army and that
full descriptions Of battles or engagements will
be eli0wed by telegraph or ctherwisa We are
further informed that in few days t e existing
restrictions will be materially modified This
Will be gratifying Intelligence to newspaper pub
fishers and readers Cincinnati Gazet.e.
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POSTPONED.-F. G.. NOeler. charged with
saO6og r. Cook, in Mr. Kinney furniture store was
partially examined before the Recorder yesterday It
appearing that the wounded man was in a precarious
condition, The case postponed uat.l Tuesday next
Noeer was arrested by Capt johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

- During the first disastrous year Of the
WET Of the first american Revolution, arms
were scare, and tories Uera plenty IN the State
Of New York. The patriot convention voted a
daft Of the militia, and ordered that every
man who shall not have arms shall bring with
HIN d shovel spade, pICkaXs or scythc, straight
eued and fixed upon pole. They further re-
solved unanimously that whenever the militia Of
q county shoql3 le orsie5ed to march eR 1aasss,
they should d.-arm ANA bring with them the
disaffecced male Inhabitants. between sixteen
su3 hity-6ye years Of age who shall serve as
fatigue men to the regiments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

MEMPHIS MADE ENVELOPES we have Te-
ceiyed from C. F Cham5erlin & Co., l5T Main street
specimens of'their envelopes. They are well made
handsome, and serviceable. Chamberlin s. Co., manu-
scture excellent blank books and have tiae stock Of
stationery.
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NMTEEEH

EFAJGR HUGH R. LUCAS Of the nth Tennessee
W Regiment, l. utLorgsd ly the Confederate GOV
7-nmert % enlist Regiment Of Light infantry for tbs
t, ia command will have the right choose its
tae4 er Of sct o. Captains of comp MES and others
wishing 20 enter the service wi address him 70, the
resent, 40 'umbsrlsud Gap. Tenn T4o53Iw
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WANTED AT THE IRyTNG.-Dr. Fauuer has
got the Irving Hospital in excellent working trim His
assistants are industrious in the performance Of their
duties aud the ladies are giving invaluable aid, but
serious Inconvenience and difficulty is felt account of
the want Of servants There are many who cannot at
tend to aid In nursing the sufferers themselves and who
by submitting to little inconvenience at home, can send
negro. Let The wanted aid be given
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

APPEAL BATTERY--Tbe recruiting ofica Of
the Appeal battery has been removed to The counting
room Of the Appeal Office. Tn. company IS nearly
complete and ready ior rns service. 4 few more men
viii compile the organization The epeampment is
south Of the State Hospital the Pigeon Roos road
W. C. BRYAN g.sctain
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To THE DAUGHTERs OF THE SOUTH-We
want your aid We want bsndages, spint cloths, lint
and Old linen. We greatly need these articles n0r
Be prompt to your patriotic brothers who have
suffered in the recent struggle Please send 81 once
supplies to Columbus aud Holly Springs Mississippi for
the hospitals belonging 10 Gen. Hardsss army corps
Transportation viii be free, and your generous dons
tons regarded with great favor.
an, respectfully,
asl0d Surreon G. ". LAwEESCE7
Medical Director 81 army corps. Army Of the Mississippi
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Medical Director Jd army corps Army Of the Mississippi
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CHANGE.-Ihere was nothing OF moment to
report on Change yesterday. The receipts fol
lows: 30 SACKS brau 30 sacks beans II casks bacon, 2O7
sacks corn II head este, 90 sacks -four bales hay
casks pork lO2 sack, wheat
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M a K z REAnv,
REAL ESTATE TRADEl

w Rf}szS p57l1psr7sy- - @.''u af vslua5le ST.
I'osa r.l.hlns TO maze ilve ss, ~ o. May.
II he y1gsn " .sfo ready for trade DE no.,
unI3iw 81 q. gAYCE & SON
Auctionesrs znd r z Br,Ftr,
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FOR SALE!

WE have for sac
~ 200 bbl.. Mess and P-i-1s Beef
$50 Usys Turks Island Sat
go bbs Plantation E.oIasses
IJg bids. n. D. Sugar
J. D. NORTON & Co
apis 81 Eclipse WharfAOsf
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G 4 A II G Try s al Z!
Of VALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE
Rls FcEEgF SfreeF.

nURSUANT TO a decree of t64 Chsrc=rv Coarr s.,
II Memphis. rem 1erad Novrn5ar rer-l. EaH'. n rle
oase Of 5s.as Suivey and Mary CLARK A ME Belle
Clarke and Heury q. srEe, v-i- 5n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

The REMOVAL OF GEN JoHEsT0E's RE
AIAI&S.-Ihe mortal remains of Gen. Albert
Sidney Johnston; comnauder-.u-chief Of our
army in Tennessee, were removed yesterday
morning q. haifpast n o'clock, from City Hall,
here they had lain in state for two days, TO a
vault owned by MayoT Monroe in the St. Louis
Cemetery.
This was never intended TO be the funeral
ceremo ,y, as was generally believed, for the
body viii be left at shat place temporarily only,
unit the family can make other arrangements
for moro app.a PIRATE 0bsequies. Whether the
..lustfi0us dead will be taken hereafter to Texas,
OF to kentucky, or buried in New Orleans, is not
yet known
which was the Rev Dr. Leacock, escorted by a
isw soldiers, and followed by about fifty citizens,
on foot o. in carriages N o. PteayHae.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

FAST DRIvING-The Recorder. yesterday,
tined JAS Sullivan six dollars for fast driving, and jim
slave of N. Owen. was sentenced to receive ten ashes
for the same ofF.usa
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NEGRO SALE-We refer cur readers to the
advertisement Of two valuable boys lie sold at the
arcade, this morning at &c o'clock.
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ATRESTED.-Police Captain Johnson on Tues
day arrested VIM Blur by, charged with seriously stab
5ng and cutting the steamboat Sovereign three
weeks ago
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

RECORDERS COURT - There we're twelve
cases At this court yesterday. Bridget Lyon fined
six dollars for being Intoxicated There were six small
cases on the Provost MsrshaI- docket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-17

CAPT. RUCEER.-Tdz indomjtable defender
Of Island No. 10, is ordered to Fort Pillow. lie leaves
here for that place TO day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL Il, I969.

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-Our friend Cayce re-
qTess TO call attention to the sails at 10 o'clock this
morning
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mUEEN FOR SALE

4 NICE LOT OF YOUNG MULES. Just -
- arrived from siiids Tennsssss- he last Esszs=>
hat can run the b.ockade-csu be had al I'D
WINDER q CO.'S, ell
Jefferson street
ap'62r' One door below the Post Ofi-e
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We take the following from the Richmond
Examiner:
1t Is suggested that Congress will take meas
ures 90 check the evils which are becoming very
parcepdbls from the large ISSUES Of treasury
notes, aud H.u provide adequate means for
absorbing the currency We learn shat the
expenditures Of the government are at the rate
Of tyo or three millions q week, and there is Ii
weekly addition of That sum to the currency
The conversion of the notes into Confederate
bonds would absorb them to the extent lh45 the
bonds were puci ased from the governments
agents; but, as these bonds are IN private hands,
in large amount, for sale at par, Or a fraction
below psr, the government cannot sell them at 3
rate at all equal 20 is current expenditures.
The large and increasing volume of treasury
notes issued by the government has had the
effect of initiating the prices Of productive prop
eIty, and Of the uec-ssaJiss Of life, besides
creating a rHStlessnass among lla holders o.
these notes TO get rid Of q capita. chat bears no
Interest, and 10 put them into some sort of in
vestment that holds out a promise of profit, thus
encouraging a morbid aud baue-uI spirit OF
speculation. We hear il recommended IS q
remedy for the evils indicated, that Congress
should make all future issues Ot treasury notes
bear interest. Tho argument for this PROPOSE
lion is that by cLsaDeuiuE the prices of what
the government has to buy, il would diminish
instead Of increasing the buGtheu on the public
treasury-tha only additional burtheu being that
of few millions o. dollars year in tne shape of
an interest account; and THAT it would have the
effect of quietng much of the unhealthy specu
ation of the country, as the prudent holders Of
he notes would prefer to hold on and Be- certain
of small profit, rather than speculate IN the
few and uncertain subjects of I.sk which now
offer in this country, aud hazard losses.
One of the early issues Of Confederate notes
bore interest at the low rate of 65-l00 per CT.
and they answered at d time for currency.
Since the issue Of nosas bearing no interest, tie
iutcrest-beaTiug notes have disappeared from
circulation, having been boarded tor investment
Oh converted with accumulated interest into
notes which now constitute the sole Confederate
rircUI Iatidu
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IN Cbancerv

5ares = TnoDt0u, solicitor fer cnr p &
1ff - sv-
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NOFHCR.

4 1t. persons holding certificates for Mules Horpes
n WAGONS and Harness, issued in August and sep
t-mher last, signed by Mai TbOs. Peters aud approved
BY Con Polk, wUi re- paid h # presented prior
so The 20 met Afer that time 2sr.-5 holding said
certificates rsqressd 70 leave them Burton I'll
s-s & 20 To- furUr- payment. II is important 10 the
Q1erieTnss Department Tbar thsss issues all
presented and paid srsviOus 90 the I+e specified ]
saa be found az the ONCE Of Burton Titus d c..
sDi2tc A. moon O. s. A
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Correspondence Between Ihe Generals.
s7r,,-,, cha N-a,,y TlrIsaa- Df.ev7r,a


From the New Orleans Picsyune.I
CoRWTH, April lO.-Imnsdately after the
close Of the engagement of the 7th, (thc second
day OF the fghD Gen. Basuregard sent, IRON
Monterey by courier the following;
GEN. GRAST-Sir: At the close Of the con
aict of Yesterday, my forces being exhausted
by the extraordinary length Of time during
which they were engaged with yours on thai
day and the preceding, and it being apparent
that you had received and were still receiving
reinforcements, I felt it TO be my duty to with
draw ny troops from the immediate scene Of
the conflict.
Under these Circumstances, in accordance
with the usages of war, I shall transmit tAls,
under flag party 10 the battlefield of Shiloh,
for the purpose Of giving decent lntermenL to
my dead.
Certain gentlemen wishing to avail themselves
Of this opportunity 10 remove the remains OF
their sons and friends, ] must REQUEST for them
the privilege Of accompanying the burial party
and in this connection l deem it proper to say
that I am asking only what have extended to
your c0untrymen. under similar circumstances.
Gen. Grant replied that because Of the warm
weather he had made heavy details for the bur
al of the dead Of both parties, and that the
work was now accomplished.
He therefore must refuse to receive parties
from Gen Beaulegard within the lines OF his
(Grant's) army for that purpose.
This note was respectfully addressed to Gen.
Bssuregard, commanding the Confederate army
Of the Mississippi, Monterey, Tennessee
The courier found the Federal pickets four
miles beyond Monterey. He reports That the
enemy appeared to be ousy, buying the dead
and taking care OF the wounded
The Confederatss killed are much fewer than
was at frst reported: probably under 500. The
wounded are much more numerous, but most Of
these are slightly wounded. The timber pro-
tected our men.
Federal prisoners are sill coming in. Up
wards of $3.50 have arrived.
The officers of the Federal army arc cautious y
sending SAT- strong reconn0i,ering parties, who
are constantly surprised by ours, and losing Il
Elled, wounded and prisoners.
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oqrr,q & ia ssoa, solicitors for es @ iasa,s. l1 ''
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WE have thIs DIV sod our entire Interest in the
~ Grl-z Of EdleudsOu u A ruls -rcug aud J ". Arm
-t oug a. co. to J. W Arm-tr01g VINO a.si res tsfa
Riiu5s and collects ina debts OF the above firms.
II. EDMONDSON
Ii. u. FERGUSON
Z W. ARGs TEOEG, Dealer 10 Hides Oil and
- Lea her, Overtou B.oc<, Main street
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sALg! SAEPg
SUGAR

ON BAGS Coarse Sat FOR sale by
BOO HUBBELL, HUTTON s. co,
apI I57 Main street.
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E0R PRINTING

EXECUTED WUH
svB-zE.gE .zJyD DESP.gTCEF,
At TIE
. FS.EG AE-EOB OFFICE.
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NOTaCE.

~ HGDS choice Suga- for sale low 70 close co1sgn
~ meat by HUBBELL, HUSTON 4 60,
aUfl Webster Block
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pers0naI Inecllfueuce.

General Fremont has taken the house No. a West
Nnstcsnth street. who're bs viii reside with hs family
in future.
The exeitsInsnt created by the presence 81 Hon vii
liam H. seward and other distinguished civil and militia
~ esntbspsn the Hp1se con liDaed undated
yesterday, where be waited on by rosi
Of our prominent citizens. Numerous aud in
saectuA Efforts were made 70 discover the
objsct Of his VISA 10 to city al this time. Our
Secretary of State received .ba numerous
visitors with his usual courtesy and urbanny m repy
70 lhor questions respecting the movements Of Genera
NccleBsn's army on the peninsula, hs sad thu, hs
private dispatches from Washington Represented tla
own terms, everything sound" Ths real object
Of bis visit, however, remained undiscovered, and
wbs.hsr st merely FOR party purposes or national
affairs, WAS carefully concealed During part OF tbs day
he was eusily engaged debating dispatches 10 his
secretary and holding consultations with Governor
Morgan Thmlow Weed aud Generals shields aud
Buckingham. The whole party left hero last evening
chevaiier wykcn arrived IN tows yesterday, and
has rtons At the Brevoort House
General schuyler Hamilton has not resigned but Va
regret TO learn from friend at sarstosa the, he
rived at his fathers country residence from CorntA O.
Saturday morning, extremely III.
Colonel Gilbert DAWSON Of the army, and Attached
Il, the staa Of General sturgis commanding Washing
tn. arrived at The Aston House yesterday afternoon
:. o,as for Washington. Colonel DAWSON was III, sub
oe, % many attentions ~ ths hands Of hin jcpds
evening at hia hotel
Tho lion. Edward Everett. of Boston wanna
family aud Mrs. Fox, or washingtsas r,ste.s
House.