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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

ST. Louis February 22-The celebration TO-
d7 rs ihs most extensive, magnificent and
Imposing ever seen I'm the West. Business was
en.iely suspended, sod the participation en- -h
occasion WIS almest universal, and attended
with q spirit and enthusiasm rarely seen. Flags,
baurers. and embiems Of loyalty ~abouuded
everywhere. Business houses and resi-
d-uc-s along the line Of procession we're pre-
fus-r and taStefully decorated, aud 81 seemed
60 strive with each other to make the finest dis
PLAY The procession was composed Of some
five thousand troops, embracing infantry ar.il-
lery ard cavalry, = long line CT citizens 10 car
RACES aud on horseback, benevolent societies,
mernbo uf tho Union Merchants Exchange.
city oe5cers, judges Of the courts, representa-
tves Of the different railroads, express com
panias. butchers, bakers, draymen, and the
various mechanical arts, including printing
presses from the Democrat and Republican
offices, which distributed copies Of Washing
TONS Farewell Address among - crowd, aud
hosts Of 1~eviCes, representing hosts Of almost
inruuersble ideas.
The procession was fully eight miles long, and
occupied nearly two hours and = hall in passing
the P-e lsnfs house. Upwards Of $1,000 per-
Sens mU hsve participated N the procession,
or thr5nre5 the streets along its route. The
day Of festivities viii close with an grafton,
reading W~ashington's farewell address, and
the singing 81 patriotic Songs, at the Mercantile
Library Hall tonight, where General HallecI
and stsGgil be IN attendance.
The ttrt1st good order and decorum prevailed
throughout the entire day.
FROM- Fortress MOEROE-Ihe fourth
Wisconsin and tventy-fTst lndlana regiments,
arrived Yesterday. were conveyed to Newport
to-day. Their destination is unknown.
Rumo- sassks Of an attack by Cen. AeLane,
who has superseded Gen. McGraler and Of an
attack upon Norfolk. Both suggestions are
probably incorrect.
More rsos are expected here Large guam
titles OF arms aIg arriving.
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LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
From "&SicIRmOnC.
The Right Spirit in Congress.
MARFilI Es# DECLARED 1T
ES2P0LA, va
Re- Peace E8S5s tllc. Invaders are
DrlveB GrOGn Our s0si.
a C5mmandiug General for the
Amy.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

EcusoyD, Fos uary 27-Ths President has
issued his proclamation declaring mania. law IN
Norfolk, Portsmouth and surrounding country
It is understood that Congress TO day passed
an acr susbor.zirg the suspension o. tho PHvt
Iaze Of hatsls corpus in carisin cases.
The Sepats has confirmed A. 2. Xii and J. J.
PeH-rew, both Of North Carolina. as bEgstior-
generals.
A resolution has passed unanimously, de-
clsriug that no peace propositions viii be enter
tanned with the Lincoln government, which ez-
clu5es any portion Of de soil Of The Confederate
States, and declaring that war vii be continued
until he enemy is expelled everywhere from the
limits Of The Coutederacy.
The military committee i'm Congress have re-
ported 8 bin creating the Office Of q command
ing general OF the Confederate army during the
war. The indications are strong that the bin
sin be passed. Pending -he adoption ,hs house
vent iuta secret session.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

The regular term Of Confederate Senators is
rzyears, one third going out every taoyears.
o. course, to form these classes, the-frst sena-
tors have 60 be SO arranged that one third OF
lom yacats thsr seats at the end OF two years
o1ar bird il at thl end Of four years AMI sflL
an5Ar lrd serve out the fun term of six yearz
VIC shcull receive these terms Of service,
oepecivsly, was decided by lot and the result
was as follows:
SENATOR 7r fs Fir' Ciass, vfo 7rev Ballots marked
Two A@n Terms expire February. ls64
Nsssrs Baker, Of Florida; Clay, of Alabama
Clark, Of Missouri Davis Of North Caroiino f;
johnson, @ Arkansas Ph-'a8, Of Mississippi F.;
Suus, q, Kentucky and T9ou5s, Of Georgia
sa- 1a Of e. Second Glass. Who az Ballots fo-Tour
l-as Terms sT ire Fetruaryr 1900.
Geasrs. BsrnFeH. Of South Caroline. Brown,
o. Mississippi; D0rtch, Of North Carolina /;
Iteury- Of Tennessee axrzl, Of Florida
Heyt0H. Of Missouri Preston, Ct Vl1giuIs
>=um7s, Of Louisiana and WgtaH, of Texas
Senators 81 Tho Third Glass WHO drew Ballots f5r six
Years Terms eEqrs February, Ls5s.
Messs Burnett. q Kentucky; Haynes, of
Tennessee; HiL. of Georg.a5 Hunter, Of Viz
Ea Mitchell, of Arkansas or, Of South
Carolina. Oldham, Of Texas Sparrow, Of Lou
aud faGcey. Of Alabama
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Late aad Interesting irons P~eHsHe0la.

Correspondent. Of the Mobile RegisterI
PENSACOLA, February 25-We are having de-
lightful weathsr now, which hope viii couunue
long enough % make up for the past.
Railroad ald telegraph communication with
the rest Cf mankind having been broken up Tor
some time past, We have bsen the jumping on
place. In a few days, though, all viii be night
again l hope
Since ny last, several inci4ents Of interest have
rauspired The Yankees have been PraeticIug
sham battles 81 preparation for light. For seEe-
raj days wolfe Of muskehy-by sections pa
toons aud companies-have been heard morning
and afternoon. IL quite puzzled our cltlzenS
until they Jun3 cut what was the matter. we
can hear tbs reg0rto Of their musketTy very pisln-
~ over here.
On Friday last a curiosity came over from Jhe
island. L was a vessel, rugged ship tasmoni
the hull was made % a white pine board, about
nine feet long, saarpeEeI at rbe bow, WITH tliee
masts and sails. GA the niaiuufast was a black
pennsnt, and on the mizzen gait was q req nag
Her name was the "Igrror." On board was
found az old hat with g piece OF jumper, polat-
edly shaped, stuck IN Che band On oEe SIDE OF
the juniper which was smoothly cut, was the
following. written iu pencil: Col VIM, wilson
viii Ggbl any s04 Of a --i IN the southern
army" a sBr was drawn in the center oi l'r
words. Ga The o.Her side wa" caucsteE1 OF
an officer in fan uniform, under whioh were ra5
words JEFF Davis, TIE sgurbeTn pet. Twas
on exhibition 40 BE COUutng4Oom of MessIs-
Judah 81 Lebanon who, / learn, contemplate
sending IL over 10 Mobile.
There are as present six Of the enemy vessels
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- We have knowledge Of important army
movement above, iae publication of which We
deem beth impru1sr5 aud unnecessary at
present a Jew days a. most VII DEVELOPS tie
result In the meanwhile cur people must be-
hopeful and r~eso-lle, placing lUphc# reliance
upon the superior slgaeiy Of the pauiot-soldleI
who has come nom the Potomac to lead Cur
AMY on to victory.
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WHO SHALL PAY THE COsTs

"
army on 10 victory
WHO "a PAY THE COsT9
s,h Is ala rrenstrre ipguirv that is now
tl.-
beng pun 10 inc No41 ~ 'o
in view Of the daiusFe nope Aey 7A- u
rowsrdIv surrender being now maze uy the
, ,r Size C,ra7o~rv We are pleased
P -
tnat tAe ma"el y o1"s -
time TO dIssbuse Tie minds OF a ie" IsNo-eN
and iuiudicious people among rs, who have
- u+-su, srr,neous convictions In
a. - z,lt that
regard 20 10 Aa wa" az
ths South, in case the fortunes ei war iaA AeI'
wiz be forced a. the bay0nets end So pay the
eos. Of her subjOge6oa. would do well to Poa-
der the force and sigui6eancy Of the following
sentiments from the Chicago tr1Hae- says
thai journal IN lis issue Of the I'D, mcn we
have before US;
But who shall pay the costs made 10 putting
down the rebellion MLosg r.. ' .ba Co
taAsu q ny ,-bl;ss-s E.b oBI voice de-
care tbst tbs property OF ts r5bas must peg t.
Tie Union Ha2Psyers VII suusT enough @ltnous
beng c9ae1 o. e pay ~, S 81 No.
60 -. gzov, as ~ Rs8ubIiesns on
tbs ingortan. master.
The 5ebs has t 70 be pal-i eta=r ine Leo5ls
who eaaseo p " sl.ll '0s 49, --9osrty
Iss - n be ..co1f cell Shsuit bs dat IF
the guilty or Of sbe iunocentl We have heard
. great zeal saao ald sung sgool tne
'-n - W = -b+s T5s
aTesfoa i. s69g s5uthC uoHaa rebels or Illinois
l~osalists pay the cos Of restoring tie national
authority over s2qie Gafolna oLa- me -
r15-sS millions pcnrrs5 ia seyirr DE Union,
or shall hose who participated in tie attempt to
destroy It, be compelled % loot the bin Of costs
The Tribune thinks thatif tha war euds by
next JAY, the Fe5e.a, army wild De discharged
BIZ the Isl Of January, 1855, by W a time the
war debt VIII be eight hundred millions Of DOL
lara much lower estimate tlaa tlst Of Mr.
CHASE, who himself fell FAR shor eff tAo proper
figures. But in slditioa to this heavy sum
(says the ssme paper oar people win be .az.J
to support an : of not less than 100000 men,
which must be maintained for several years to
secure pesce and reDess. snd also an immense
navy q guard Che s4a coasts and MYERS TIE
cuuntrv must never again be found in the de-
fsnselsss ana u1BrzDsre5 condition ia whlchic
va, one vsar Pubic ssr f--bids it,-po
nas,..- how rrrb # ms~c,s to he always pre-
pars5 70 nse. dom y foreign foes
-ys7 sn57r DIS
Ma who's 5.b5H,,l ms.ir1tg towards inc
Sci -o-r7 s,-, sn7 bpiz1a Ike enbo7ir1
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FOR A4TTRESSES, ARIY COTS.
COMFORTS AID
WAIER EROoE Ennne

zoo g Woa- s. co. Js-e--a r-sst ua.
~ she Poet 1Eie1.
AtteutIon. EolderaI
e. Es1e0sssffr 8 gc-. ss car
be 5o5ed, rsag sctsr af ta ss rb-r-.
tss are ford7d 'ccs sPses ny ss7l c1ss n
highi-Essibosrs a11 Pillow 0-sI-- p.rs -
yaiss. Manufactured 5Bt sod
" NDoLHEE t. CO..
Jsaer7la .--es
ha[4mA Mempl1- Teur.
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charge Of Coyyurylieo Against an Army

8lees.
WAsJuNGroy, Feb. IS, ls62-Comp3alnt
having been made by Gen. Lander Of the mis-.
con duet of an ofscer under his command, and
the matter reie1ed tJ lls Secretary Of War, the
following Instructions we're issued;
If General Lander is saisied that Colonel
Amsauzai was guilty Of cowarjice and Of mis-
behavior before the enemy, ne mEy be tried
on tis spot, and, if found guilty, sentence OF
3sah may be executed on tie spot OF be may
be C~ashiered by his commanding general at the
head Of his regiment The former course is re-
commended as lls preferable o41 Cosariice in
an officer exhibited en the field of battle should
receive the swift punishment Of dsaA
EDWIN D. STANTON,
saer.LaLH u Mar.
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Those vishinz TO so e susar ala Aalasses. OF asv OH
atici-s esn ind iarge ana convenient arrangement
a. the Arcade on Na-sou street
m12IE Ri O. Caves & sos,
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rENNEssEE a-EaEsLArURE.

SATURDAY, March ], 1862.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr.. Speaker Cheslham in the chair.
There being no quorum present, on motion Of
III. Bunpass the Senate adjourned until Monday
next at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met al 81 O'Clock a. NJ.
The Speaker being absent, on molten Of Mr.
Garner, Mr.. McCIelsnd was called to the chair.
There being no quorum present, on motion Of
Mr. Osborne, the House adjourned until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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TAKEN up.

4 BOUT two wssks ego o The sfsmrhHM
"A REcs Courses BROWN HORSE -
Nf,h uarEH oil hhnsss. E1al lteon hsE1z ~
snd thod ell rQrad TIE rFnsT r- pl sssGEz@
c-ne forward and prove property pay charge zaI
iake htm sway.
NIB 5tisr F. GIBBS
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This wei sttestsd medicine ought TO be h every f,urv
and in every Soldiers pocket as il is now adn.i+sd and.
believed 70 be the best medicine now IL use ssdbvM
Q. Cayoe & Son, ct the Arsa5e. Madison street lrsmasa
Tenn. Only it, CEN. nrrh.LL.
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0n0 CALHOUN PlOWs e0 par Trse @
Cutlery. OuesnsWsre. Csrs.u-sT. zoos vE5.i H.-,'
We invite c0-re-porden-e from Merchants l1=af.
We sch and buy ali klu1s Of Produce.
One thousand Apple Tsess S @ PCS ban -s5
KILLER g. IDEIN-
n. ~ ~ -----.
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ESTRAYs

E7AKEN 1p OF NY PREMISES on tha iG1l 49,
Z February. 1852 s BLACE COW anLa
CALF-ih COW with wlas Ersl-aA- TtaEF
owner can ind them on apPicslo1 9,
EITZPATHICE
tlcEassW Lrr
mt24Ilh Ear.H tF 81 and IT, b
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---, r.~... and
5,ss and two =cl0gaars. A bars which had
been there for several weeks. sailed pastwardIv
Oh i4'lsdsy last
-i-7lo .-=- tlg heaTly laden, with
2t4'sl -9loIs hying arrived OIL the bar on
"- ana was brought 20 and boarded
'PHa HAe Is lying az
non me As-- HaHal0Hg
ste vas --- -"Ee taa-
-- g-- 1''e1--s-
To- a-NIa We loss on santa
t-' VINO nave been confined 10
Z. 'e5 some aiAa pas arrived le-e "a
:. gay ego A-'l-a 1e7A &tl-l-o- They
T.- g1F
90" ss WITHIN
Va --Ho - '. Z OF HsEs
. s.'oA o." ,t'' cay Ho, t-eAsl5 fire. o
!. 5".s' "GleL was followed
'"' q PISS wiz l-e same mum
7 ~ ..-t sN -7 ''-e7. u Ct Ar
",'e -'- -e- -- 0~ "'' .-t-5i.--as the
p. -ls.+eN- laws
80 80 l..l1S -ei' 4t'pA7 seF-
D1 20 5ater
l',.'-' ~-- Ae7i' aHo went ashore ON
5 '- a. ~. tH- noun e- lig Iet-
$40, D., - 80 -7 g-9'2- 10 o. On
No o1iLo" '-t' 9-e was L9ioel
'-- anu gre" ana Nt. AA-
nm her. ''' 'A -'11' are
Hrom Pari-Eeficr Of TasrEaw weed.
Editorial Cor~espoUdaace Of ths Evening JguasLf
PARIS. January y. 1zr2-Ta, rrr.
delivered 0f his speech &, Us Cbamllre and -1-
friends breathe -~7-a s-a.fgf 0--gr-- -
and Ia Er.'e.J- e-Dr.tsf fbs E~-s--- u I.,l
of in c,udemns inn .f our bj5cL.5s a~9 - ~
Charleston barbor festrBa-i,g *, ~s1,-sr 80
tie expectation. that the rsra0~anh aeerari-~
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FROM BELow-Che IDA, Capt. Circopely.
wen. 1u her usual rguui on yesterday, and again
ran -ae -uaaii-t. As soon as -he turned into
s. Augustine creek. hFeri6e sao.si in qufck sue
cessiou cane whining az her. IIe battery from
which veIe h.gj, # is now positively sscer-
tanned, 8 ar the we srn end OF Oakley Island
This end is known es>Oak'ey Point
If tbe reader WiI take g mao OF The barber Of
Savannah, and beck IN the channel Of The river
a little north Of west from For Pulaski, me viii
see a long strip &C lard dividing the channel
This narrow strip is Long Island. very irtle
north Of west from this island is another small
island not named on any map OF chart that we
have ever seen This IS Oakley Island.
The battery located al It's western end is de-
signed TO efscalaIy cut or communications with
Fort Pulaski by the south channel And for
this purpose the site is wen chosen. Nearly due
north from lhis 0atlery, distant rom one half 70
one mile, is another battery OF uded cannon,
which throw their missiles three miles or more
There are four guns, according 20 the best oD-
serYation, in the latter. IL is located Ii at or near
a point called the Cabbage Trees.
with these Two batteries the enemy cover an
area whose diauaJer is seven m-cs--Sa5aag ah
Aels.
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Would b. harry TO fsre HUNDRED -a-7
p sober Christian msa 3 90 with mesa Ihs -.
faJe erm7 FOR the war. APaIv az ny 5ncz.
MIL " Avalanche eoav- SN-rD
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SOBER ard iu5ustrous HAN VITO ruf-r land.
a gardening 70 take charge Of ASH AreIy
10 I'LL a. LLOYD,
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A III rsu broke csuiaR HOBSE m
"a payment for which siFbT COnteisra H.
or linked Slstee rur-caey wl be received. %4 =
Fer frtaer peracl-ars apply a. 4El
HETf LIVERY sTaBtEs
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AFFBAY ~ HExISGrON-The Hlst Tennessee
frhirnf ~. 1LA 49,.

An unfortunate murder was committed ia
Lexington, Tennessee, on the. person of Dr.
Palmer, assistant surgeon in Col Lees regiment
of West Tennessee volunteers, BY James II.
Jones, la,e OF Georgia, On the night Of the both
inst. TIE DIR bad visited his family at Decatur
vile, on furiough, ana was returning b camp at
Henderson Station Stopping at Lexington iu
the evening, about : O'Clock at might he called on
Air. M1fHJl for ire purpose Ol sotti1E his livery
stable bill 10 order thal be might make an early
star. the next morning
While setting with Mr.. N8fitt, J9nes sudden
Iy arose from bis scar IN a nigh state Of i~a.5zica-
ton, and advanced 10 DE-. Palmer. and shot him
IN the right side, The ball, il Is supposed, peue-
tr4tHg the hears, killing him Instantly. No DIFF
ference hsd taken place between them, being
strangers So eacn other. Hr. IoaiT gave the
arIn Immediately, bat before fine arrival OF any
p-r-on al the place, 1Ic Jones 1sde bis Escape.
a negro Of ~. Jones. in post base, g few hours
arrived iu town for Dr. Warren. bo
(J5uee1 having attempted t. take bis own life.
by shooting himself IN the heai, Joe ball enter
me just brGiud the ear, t,acrring .bs skull, and
probably i0lic-iug a mortal wound.
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SUGAR and
an AUCTEON!
On HHDS. prime SUGAR
egU - hbfiz CIardad 81

Oh BIDS. prime SUGAR.
~ ~ hhds CLa-isd Sugar.
40 COS. caoi-s tialE-s-s. eszsrIy zrF IN
New Ors-sl. b. a Tirgi1is uercaaa-. g.h5 z NV -rb,
cry The oW-er seeing TO I-1=5-c. of ffrr .a-r-l
10 ais port aas c1c.aeL - maize s4a 2 u- ma zz "a
Monday, sd inst, at 10 a IN.
Those who want g. max q good ngss-m-r- win
met 1s T. HIS Cot.o1 sllt o. .alrs -.-.s.
ursr t4B 5arcu
4li- Aebg the hrs- -a-se salg g s1all-r e.s9ls st-
c'es We expect a lsr3s attendance La-- -hl.
mbzlt r.--t Il SOW
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IRIsH PATRIoTIsN-Tls Charleston Coariz
Of February 26, in abiding to tie formation Of
an Irish battalion in that city, pays the follow
ing Wen deserved tribute to the gallant sons Of
" Erin's green Isle.
Gallant high-toned generous Ireland What
maze fu freedoms struggle stands unrecorded
with thy patriotic Ofsulgsl Where has the
banner of resistance to tyranny been given 70
tie breeze, and Irish hearts not leaped with a
bound and upheli. amid the battles storm, It's
causeersled folds When southern iudepen-
deuee shall have been made secure. u0 sWeetsT
notes will charm tie ear shan these struck rom
Erin's Harp, beneath the Paimetto's veTdani
shade.
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GAIALkY nnRNE - -

E0R SALE a No ICAVALRK H8Esa
IL ave yesTs on
Inquire a. the stsHon Houss % IN
~ KLINE Llkf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02

The New York ilmCS is very anxious 10 see
PRICE-.he gallant and inyiHcible warrior of the
Wsst-baggsd' by the Black Republican
hor5ss under CURTIs Is 4ays that Io is proba-
bly, the sharpest sEatsgist ia 5be field for a Dor
der uartars aud always manages semeway or
another to escspe being caught in the folds of
the anaconda Szys The Tines:
What the Sumter is on the seas, Gen. Price
is on the 4nd-Yeryviere present yet never
o. be cauahk Now se rs Gp en- tho Missouri
river. now on the Usage aud now arvsy down
among the Ozark halls anon he skirts along
sle Kansas border, skuihs down into Arkansas
II ulsh6s towards the red mans reserve; now
he turns his front towards ST. Louis, aul again,
no man bli hassH can tsl IS LIS wley5ah9uts.
The military traps On whica he is 10 be
caught, ue adroiay evades the military sacks
IN which be is to " bagged," be carefully keeps
away from; and even The great military % ana
conds oannot get a chaucs of bringing him
wi5aiu Is coils.
Yss both the pirate Price and the pirate Sum
ter uust be caugtt, and that speedily. We
wait $50 laToes-a naval hero 10 catch the sea
pa-e. and a military hero to catch Tie land
prs- and we prom,s t1at both heroes. when
the work is done. shall be crowned with such
h0nJr5 aud gocy as VIII reverse forever the
false Old sew. that republics ere grateful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-02
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