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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04

TExAs-We have Houston papers to the 18Th
ulG The Neles contains the following:
The blockade at Galveston seems 20 remain
without change. The SaBtee and Sam Houston
are the only vessels off the bar. A schooner is
at anchor some fifteen miles to the westward.
This schooner is occasionally of on a cruise
bat soon returns again. She discharged her
guns on Friday last, near where she is now at
anchor, probably for the purpose of scaling or
cleaning them, and their report being distinctly
heard in Galveston, led TO the conjecture tbst an
attack was being made upon some f0rtdcati0n.
The troops at Galveston are being more Ee-
queuty reviewed than heretofore. There was d
review on Saturday Of Gen. Nichols regiment,
and we believe also Of some other commands Of
infantry, as well as of some cavalry aud artillery
companies. There has mauifestly been great
Improvement in the infantry drill.
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Special Dspstch to the Chicago Timss.l
CAIRO, Ill, February PA flag of truce
went down to Columbus this morning and re-
turned TO night. The object was in rotation to
yesterdays conference, and, Of course, not made
public.
There are all sorts Of runners in regard to
Columbus, but nothing can be credited.
II is stated that Gen. Buckner's and Col. Han
sons wives came up from Columbus.
Troops still continue to arrive and depart for
ll-ayIr -,47rt4
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WAsOVEC FgINFRAI.

Pie members OF south Memphis Lodge No 1ls, and
Augsrona Lodge, No. I6s aad visiting brothers are 70.
quesie to meet at The Hall Of South Memphis Lodge at
2, o'clock THIS T-esday) EVENING for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of Bro J. A. BENSON, Of Buzhy-
wool Lodge No l25 Ark from the Overton Hospital.
BY order u W. r. FITCH
Master q Augerona Lodge No. I65.
A J WHEELER,
Master Of south Memphis Lodge No lib.
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$4,000 $50 600 /!

N CONE .ERSr6 NOTES. or the issues n ~,
Z s-o1 - -te7j y1ls-sse b4lks wiz y shs 80
- % -laHf1Ac property IN tie vicinity Of N-ur his
ef-s s. iuse tIne4t ur for home ADpls q oup6s
Bnd more c-5ls1l- apputen 5ucss ia usual Addfsas
eitaer by ll4i OF nand eommanlsas-a O 20 P. W I.R
cara Of Jo1n r. sarout 6rss door below Union ,rTss.
eat d. up stairs. uhI-st
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From CARo The Cairo correspondent oi

F8oN CAHo-Ths Cair9 correspondent Of
tie Chicago Tjass writes under date of the 23d
as follows:
From indications demonstration viii be made
on Columbus, probably before this reaches you.
TroaPs VINO sers GA tl.Ir way mp lae CUmDer-
land have been stopped and are coming back,
some stopping al Pl1Ucah. From limitations
thrown out tonight, m0Felu ut VIII be made
OF uagaitJls. Is Is 8iu believed by military
men that Co. 1Iu5us l. or wiI be eTacE--ei, and
il IS supposed tast q reconnaissance iU t5rcs will
b. made for L1e purpose Gf seeing the position of
things From raEors, 4. Nil be made by water.
From q conversation with prominent military
men, gather that an army@ut $4,000 men are
moving u thiE direction, probably not all FOR
ssis rgiut but tar this district.
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'FEDERAL INTERVENTION IN mEN-
EgAN AFFAEga

The Chicago Tribune of the 18th has a dis
patch from Washington that Gen Scott had been
nominated to the Senate as Minister Exta5rdi-
nary to Mexico. 1t is also stated that accom-
panying this nomination, the project Of a treaty
went into the Senate, whose principal feature is
substantially the assumption of the Mexican
debt; the interest on this amounts to three mil
lions OfdolIars per year The treaty guarantees
the payment Of it for five years. There is no
law tor lie appointment of an assistant minister
to Mexico. or sny otheI country. 1t was thought
Gen. Scott's uomination won be confirmed by
the Senate, particularly if his functions should
be limited 10 the pacifcation Of the armed quar-
Tel conspirsd against Mexico al a moment when
the Fedsrals could not defend the Monroe doe
trine snd go to her help; but i. is very doubtful
if the Shate viii favor the scheme of buying
Of England, Francs and Spain for i've years OF
for life
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
.Frrir1E 81 shr .yirsEr5se-.s g'agzabEe ca
safe

yFsvirerE 81 sse -yiIssr55fe-sz g'aEsabse Car
20 Safe.
Special TO the Memphis Appeal
Richmond, March ?, I562-The ConfedeISte te
steamer Nashville arrived safely on Thursday,
.hs y "a uit, st Beaufort, North Carolina.
She escaped the bloekadsrs, the Federal feet,
after discovering her. firing twenty-one unsuc-
cosstUl shots at her
Capt. Pagram has reached Richmond, with
The Nashville brings a very valuable cargo.
DIXIE.
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NOTICE Ia a. PaTPors

Z we al star tor the WAR IN a f.wd.zs W, have
- e-os7d our hous9 and viii do - more sire-s ti
~, ), 10 Y Front Row. usa-s sa1ss o7.ina us 80
~ m g0RT0V ESTES q ro
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Ambrosinl OH.

This well attested medicine ought TO be in sve5y family.
and in every soldiers pocket, 10 Is row admitted and
believed to be the best medicine in Ssd by n.
C. C.yoe SON. at the Arcade, Madison street M.mphis
Tenn Only fifty cents per bottle. mh2-lw
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r. Congressman Ely continues 70 furnish
the thsu.s st usNspsper ser zati0n paragraphs

t1e tHaul8 1t neNspaper 81 7atlon p9TagTaph5
in the Liaa2l PzPeTs. j .s one Of such:
One g. ta- Fele.s s1uers recently eI-
changed. writing E Ly, says iHat tne iu-
Zaciags C1u-Te-sllll 40 oae rlwl mad arrange
menra is-Es escape Having offered the sum
Of 5 0J+3 any one who want successfully
Elt aim rarcl-hn iha pr5pos .sioa was accep-
Ted by u. GriswOid lie Qbtan-d pe-C.e and
was not long ia searching out - 1i.-at Lau ior
the uudBrtaa-ng this wss lL usileeT uly
haG TOR ul suy year, b. y 7sz4' Dyed Ou James
river. and knew eeary >,5a, asset and forest on
the banks Tie boss WAS made slF. tie oars
unified. and sii-sTraugsmsnJs pertgc-e5 sar
.Isrt 0n the lay following lGt - tho le,jsiva
nrr7ert Or Grisgold was arrested eac 1aneto
New Orleans wae1s be died, and ihe PTolea
was abandoned.
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ArrirnI or Dc NnrhrII,e.

RICHHoSD, March The steamer Nashville
arrived at Beaufort, North Carolina, on Sunday
morning last.
The Federal blockaders fr5a p shots at her
without effect She brings about S3,0oO,0OO
worth of stores, principally for the Confederacy.
She destroyed, near lhe Gulf stream, Yankee
schooner bound from Philadelphia to San Do
mingo
The Nashville steamed up through the block
aiding squadron in defiant style, and although
q. one time within musket shot, she continued
on until protected by the guns Of Fort Macon,
and beyond the reach Of her chagrined pUrsuers.
Commander Pegram and Paymaster Taylor
hsve arrived at Richmond, and aportion Of her
freight has been delivered in front Of the treasury
building 10 this city.
Commander Pegram speaks in glowing terms
Of the hosg.falitos he enjoyed in England, and
thinks that Belgium viii soon recognize the
Confederate government.
Another Prohibition.
The authorities of Bermuda have prohibited
the Federsls from coa'iug there.
suCeesseH Of the sumter.
The Sumter was at Gibraltar at last accounts.
She had captured and destroyed twenty-oue
Yankee vessels
Martial Law Declared.
RICHMOND, March 2-President Davis has
issued proclamation declaring martial law in
Richmond, and for ten miles in the surrounding
country, and suspending all civil jurisdiction,
except that Of the mayor of Richmond; and
suspsndng, under the authority of Congress,
the writ Of ha5eas corpus All distillenes are
ordered to be closed, and the sale of liquors, of
my kind, prohibited,
i From Savannah.
f AUGUSTA, March "a gentleman from
.vannah says that on Saturday morning last,
a.eom. Ta,nalI's ieet engaged one of the Federal
5AtLeries near tia. city He lost one man and
retired.
Arrest ~ Eraitor.
CLtRKsvILLE, ARK, March 3--James Tib-
bets, the individual who furnished the Union
Gag for the Federals st Fayetteville, and who
pointed out the leading secessionists and their
property, at that place, has been captured by
our troops, and was brought in irons to Van
Bueu on Friday iass
We have no news from our army this morning.
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NOTICE

GAPT. J. 4. sWOOPE Of DoSct1 cornfv sf-,s il
- f-iy suthorzsd & on hesdqu rrers To rsse CON
pauy u MOUNTED Ian Eks 90 60 into Col Log.
4" OIL regimen, for two yeErs the war IL ouiv
wants men and horses A. ana scu.nn,auts viii
be promptly iu-ni -h5d by The " A. De1sItu.-ut
Al tlo-e wishing So opportunity now hFve a good
cha C fer immedats service Re him ar o.
rom. Eisa-' or 70 Z. Ian & Co
ulla-.ui
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TIE PRTYLEGz Or -ENLIsTsiENT-The
following question was pEop9unded to the Rich
mond EaqujTer:
When a man re-enlists siDgiy, (as the act su
th0rizes) is he bound to enter any particular
company or branch of service
The EaqlireT replied
He may select both he arm Of the service and
the compsny 70 which he wishes 70 attach
himself lie should DO sbis at the tine OF en-
listing.
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S0O DOZ Goats Spool Cotton;
tIUU500 yds BIeaehsd Drilling:
250 gross Shos Striuzs from = e "a ia
% d3z Linen Tswes.
1000 ydz Irish Liners, cheap
40 Russia Linen Crash
1000 aoz Men's Wouleu's and lErsu- . Hoti.~v-
500 yds. Ging-GuB. cheap.
900 PsutalOon stuff cheap:
5000 " B.eaChad Don es-ics
Hoop Skirts, Pins Neeilss Sl- Thread Flax Thread
all colors; Ribbons Cords aad Tas-es in variety IN
hroideres Edgngs, lnsertnus, Buttons Cotton Ba-ur
Sheet Wadding. Rel White and Gray Flannels Men
Women's ard Chiidreu's Under Vests ar COTS
uih4-3t-is Second sire, g. corner ~ Bs1r
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$500 5S 5R. q. H's,. .:I egy 2Es. A.y gs ,. 5.es
lVJJ prs " Az aad b. Jvn Amy Pan tzso-,s
50 g-o-s Military Butfcus
90 aozsl Arr y IA dke.~ aisfs
50 dozen Dab ar1-y Pas
20 izsa rms DrG0 s--5 Black Fer Fs-r
- 6oa. n b ar : ~ White se.ro H-s
- ysrd- bright 70 ed Pisa l..nsev.
80 boxes Cine febaeco
- balss Bsts.cc
- Hc3yE s.fg- 8 Cr4v PHO. IaeEste
= suits Eeavy G sy ard Br07vn Eer.s7s-
4oV cases 81 an's, Wonels tisses. Bsva
and bi dr-u's Srae-
H'adymsee C2a-s, PaAls, Vests Sh.r;s s,a
HraWers CraYa-s, Cois-- @ ov.s
Eine ard So % rds01- and SHOES
Blankets. Comf-Csa Pillows So X
pc sehed al9 SloTn o1ir.ings sc5 saset.--s
striped and Pad u. ua5urF Ticxi-c-
GOv e!', Coubs 7, jet soap. Thi-.Iss
2 ns, Susp-uders, Pace. Ink Pens
Crash, HuckaSach- Irish Lirsa.
10 pieces DO .tsd snd gurei Prf,f.7 r.s.-.-
Fo- Eals by
mills JoHs L TAYLOR a. CO.
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FOR sALRt

4 FEW TaOUSAGD DOtLARs o. The gtogt og
"A tie hsH phi and Chari-s o. EaiIra.,a c,r, -
''. a ,s,e y GAfOsO SAYINGS ENeTIrUTI5N.
L+<H q" t.s-.. Street
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0,rvors The Chicago Times says; The
has on the couri-housg suddenly cracked while
giving out tie Joyous notes OF <letory on the re-
eeir- al tao Fort Doae.son news. Inc cIscA
pl DOOM" 20 fs- Is -hzs bell p concerned mas
ax.iyed. as It is TO be replaced With neT one
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a The Yankee Congress, it seems, are sgi-
tstiug the propriety Of imposing tax Of three
cents per pound on the cotton crop Of the SultA-
"a WASHINGTON, February 24-SENATE.-
7'e wilkinson pres, nted memorial from the J
nes0ta Legislature, asking a grant of land
81 q railroad from St Paul TO Lake Superior
az MT. WIlmot thought that the Senate should
en the blll ior the abolition Of slavery in
CATION, and avoid them though ]. require the
sacrifice Of every man and dollar in the Conte5-
e-scy TO do s0.
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FkEIGBi AGENTS oFrI0r1
AisoiFHIs. February 1s Issz
/ n and sfter the z51l ins.- oil ffoelt zoe ,-4 r
~ trans portatiou over ths heforn4s and ~ I.
r-aiii CAD except Government Fr-ig1s rvi 30 o-,- =
at 1oca TaraH rates Ali through r.t-s ov,- - ~ :
viii b diseontnusd On aud -fsf The Ga., soo-. ~.
lionsd ~ ,5o., "-A-
1Is-~T Genera sapsrnssnss-t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FnKP RHENt

pO or eighty barrels PITTSbU8G COAL. near the
W State Fsusls College, low for c-sh ADply 20
JNO. H TAyL0R,
~ OF w p aiL-.r Z @
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TAKEE UP,

= BOUT two week, ego a. -.- y.-..t-.
"A Race Cnssr BLOWS LgEsr. s-..4-- Sas-
TIgh marks Of I. ns7s sb-u- - ao- bs-.s 80
lsn and taod az T2n7d Ie - r5ri pi-s.e a.
solns for~srd snd prove Fropsrty pay s5zrr-, ..ld
fsks I'm away.
mh2G'isf - aroau
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THE C0NFEDERATE PRISONERS
AT CHICAGO.
- 80. .. II sshbata.

After relating the difficulties experienced by
the thousands who fockel to the camp where
the Confederate prisoners sro con6ued near CHI
esgo, the Times Of that city O. the 25th alt. says
A few continued to sbuEgle themselves inside
the camp, and passed irom one camp to another,
accutinr the prisoners, asking them what regi-
nlent they belonged 10, etc Two or three Imag-
ined that they had one hundred and fifth cousins
amongthe captves. sndrushed fTantical.y around
ia a vain search Manyoi the visitors, or OF those
who were so fOrtuuste as TO ghtinside, spent The
dav in buying up from the csgtives specimens u
left Davis five cent postage stamps, Conied-
crate scrip, State shiuplasters, buAets, e5c etc
The prisoners were ever ready to part with jnese,
receiving iu compensation money that is avail
able here
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~ 4 rebel officer states that the exsggsrs.
lions Of hai. Post Of tho 9Th Iilinoia who was
taken prisoner before the surrender at Fort Dom
elsoa materially aided ia preventing any further
resistance on their part.
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TTE will BE- asssted BY the best A1laturs Trofezsra
! TElsnt Of tie city
Tickets may be had - tho Music storo q jas A Ne.
Ciure, where, also, -aservet seats may b. secured
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WANTED,

TMvEDIATELT, at the Gogeraaeut S.ascs. Eozr.s
4 Street,
800 Artillery Horses;
80 Mules.
900 Four Horse WaFons.
apply to T. 2. CHE-THAH. a. o. 4
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M0ndaY, I'm al Anil. 10.

uhsr At pub c sale fhs CHEST bidder for cash the
70 ioVlng proPs y towt: Oue Steam Boiler and ~.
gn W N al tie uAtures ard sppdrt, nsn-es thersuato
oetonElugi one Tair TWIN saws, one Scroll Saw ore
~--cAlng Machine and Bite. Gears, Nachle aud pits
5he boring "ach'ne, o-e Power MOrtlcer.' one Foot
at2rie@r, Gray ard Wood Planer i've Carpenter
bAneh-s one oCzen Hand Sc ews. Cl-u;ps. Trasssis
Cruss5ut,, Vices saw Setting ana FllirS s<erhsrary
tHcd'1E Machine one Box, FILES s1 the Shaft u D..
org 1S 20 ths Engne, with the Counter shsfs PulIe.
ara Erds.
Ss'e sr ID o'coelS A. VI 81 Werner FonpIs-v portb
81 corueT Vance and 1su ey st-sets IN -he civ Of
AeIn2his- The title 20 said properly s good but /
'onFeJ only a. trustee. ght r REDEMPTION waived
". T. BEAUCH Mp
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CiVALRY 1aRsE FOR SsIFf

T'oR SALE, a 10. CAyALR4 H0l.sR,
l. nve years od
In4ute az the >tstioa Uouss of <5ssl y
mil sw Ce-f1i- n -
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" In letter to the Chicago Tribune, fro,e
Cairo, We find toe following paragraph: 10
Post is one Of the Federal prso = his cir, j;
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POR SALE.

4 PINS vel broke c~rriss- HORST. lu -
n ssJlssot for ~h ch fh-r Lol.ei-ra- IL
or SEies our-sn~y viii be received. ,&fs-.I. y
T or further p.r-euiars arrr.r A/l
HUN1 VERY ST i y
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AgANNE NER.

4 STEADY ura prsctIcI BAKER 20 tsks chsres
"a Of Bakery. None used appy unless he can cone
a' such. Also W0-laa TO COOS. wash snd Iron Ap-
)y r. ADAMS BAKERY,
uh.-I-r p.-I g-.,-
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EE@We observe th.t the i,0uaz Ccths3ic bishop
(Fitzpatzick} Of Boston has been ei,cted mem
Der OF the board Of ogslssels Of Harvard Uni
Yersity.
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CORD W0aEa

k{'OR SALE ore hu-Gred cords ary GOT on - OOD.
Il al ioys figures by the loL
~ cords seasoned Aah W0ot ia lots 10 suit
KELLY 8 ALaE0.
HhI3t B ai stI-e- Wood Ya-z
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ESTRAK

f3'A KIN ID on ny prem sss 81 the .sta ,F
4 February 1862, BLACK Gov. sa4t sFess
CALF-the COW WITH whje forehead. The e'ff>YF
owosr ssn md 'hen "a application T. aaa-1z~
B. FITZPATRICK
Oh czrssw CITY
mtg 4ft-' Sa7+h cf g and n r. r
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
NsnphIg lad Charleston -

TRELsal AGENTS aFTIcE.l
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MULEs FOR AALE

7 HAvt THRE DULLES. sut.5.- fa-,S
Z farming or aTeyirg Fgr- -osss, which wiz -
sell low Inguirs of ~
DANIEL daaz.as
mda7 r.r 4. w. ----
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[ DARK BROWN HORSE. G5our r=7a1 n
Il hsuds high, hi-i Let ie col or marked ~
aud had on a sscde 5ut brc.- AruIy 20 -
I'd a. ID UEi7It l.
ma23. " b.. +1vv
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maSOyIC NOTICE !

FE'HE men. srs Of Penn ChsP;er 30 % r. q
4 S-s s1d visiting c-m an0n- srs re "a -
q1esred 90 attend g couvos sti-n Of said Chap x x
ter THIS CTueEisy) EVEf,JNG 81 9 Och ek w
fJr labor BY order q =. ! WHEELER. p. ?.
NM y ID q TR ADJ z Eanv-
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EI-NERAH. NOTICE.

The friends and acq1aiutauces Of WN SAWYER are
Invited % attend his funeral from his residence on Je.r
son street extended, opposite the Fenale College tbs
(Tuesdsy) EvESIEG. o. O'Clock P. N
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Night, March Ctr, 1852.
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.
ATTEATIns. M lIENEERN I

THE membe Of this cavalry company are hereby or
dered their drill room, with0ut fail AdaHs
Block TO- D T. a. l0 clock. for the r77s- cf going
Ito camp BY order cf J. A. FORREST apL
BEN H. A EiN5J& S.
P. S. AL Pprs6us de.r5us Of going into the C0ufsisr-
ate amy. 1aed ate " who can ft s their horses have
E1w an opportunity of correcting EcmselVea With a
company, where every thing viii De- iLrls-fd tarlu-
he company want about twenty five moro recruits. ld
Intend accom- gauy ing Col Bedior- f1as, o. s COM
rind the ss- 0f t1is week Patriots. rally 20 the sup
port Of your co1nTy We 90 svsnse the dcatl 1 ou-
gallant May mr44t
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Yesterday the saver pt5ln visited by M Draper
president OF be commissioners OF public charity and
rccti0n. Most Of the attr part Of the day spent
with bis wife Mar-ha Murray visited hin n the after
noOu; the captain said be prepared for bis execution
and requested that &c should be performed between two
and hall past two ococ1 tls afternoon In consequence
however, Of Gordon attempt 20 commit suicide il was
decided that It should take place 90 earlier hour.
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The Occupation Of C,arIs.viile---TAe Fed

FEAA AEEDhmua
Correspondence Of the Chicago Times
CLARKsvILLE, TENN, February 22-Gens.
Grant aud McCieruand, with their aids. and Col.
W ii. L. Wallace and Lieutenant-Coi. Ransom,
and de.al Of one company from the 20tL and
one from tho il5h Illinois regiments, lett Fort
D5nelsoh yesterday morning for Clay8syiue on
the steamer B. On tie way mp we met the tug
boat COuest0ga, having on beard Flag Officer
A. II. FoOte and Col Webster.
Ine gGnb0sts went up to Clarksulie day
before yesterday, arriving there the same even
ing The military had left Ia the direction Of
Nashville. The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed
among the citizens. Many had removed, and
considerable quantities OF property were de-
stroyed by the citizens, lest it should fall into
our hands. Col johnson, the mayor Of the city,
came on board the flagship. de stated to Flag
Officer FoJte that sbe people desired protection
ard peace. Flag Officer koOte assured him thst
It would be granted, and The property Of these
W no were loyal protected. Al the request of Col.
Johnson he issued short proclamation TO that
effect
The following is the proclamation
To the Inhabitants Of ClarksvIle;
At the suggestion Of Hon c. Johnson, Judge
Wisdom and the mayor Of tho city who called
upon me yesterday, s'ter our hosting the Onion
hig on the tosts. TO ascertain nv views aud iu5en-
tons towards the citizens and private property,
i hereby announce to all peaocsby disposed per
sons that neither in their perso1s nor property
shall they suffer moestation By me OF by the
naval force under my command, and they NAV
safely resume their business avocsl0ng with the
assurances Of my protection.
At the same time / require that all military
stores aad army equipments shall be surrendered, |
no part Of them being Withheld or destroyed, and
further that no secession flags OF manifestations
Of secession feeling shall be exhibited and for /
the faithful observance of these conditions I I
shall hold the authorities Of the city responsible
(SIgned,) ANDREW II. F0OTE
and distributed through the city. 1t was read 1
with great delight by the citizens, and produced 4
an evident feeling Of security and confidence.
The gunboats destroyed The Cumberland Iron
Works Of Wood, Lewis d Co. John Bell own
ng 0ne-third of them. They were about mid
way between Dover and Clarksville, and had /
oeen used in the manufacture Of plates for rebel
guuboats. They cost S0,000
At o'clock the steamer resehed this place.
The party landed at once, and under escort Of
he detachment Of infantry, paraded through the
principal streets, with the national flag flying To
he tune Of Yankee Doodle" Alter 3 short
march, the procession halted in front of Moore's
Hotel, and were received in aa informal manner
y Hon. c. Johnson. Everything passed of
,leassstiy, and with evident good effect
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SECOND DIsPATCH.
RUNEG THIS BLocRADE.-Ths NJ

RUNNNG THE BLOCKADE.-The New Or
leans Crescent says:
As the great telegraph viii probably be re-
cording or transmitting the arrival of a steamer,
day before yesterday, we desire TO state that the
steamer is from Nassau and brings, with some
other stuif- about five hundred guns.
The guns, or muskl' are nos to be had in
the msIkes Of Cuba, the money which we
heYe been forwarding TO foreign places for sup
plies might as we'll, six months ago, have B en-
devoted towards cur home or local manuiac-
tories.
These csrgoes Of cotton slipped By the block
ado three DAYS since by one route, aud four yes
sells with cargoas geas somewhere by another
h5u5a We trust car friends, Earl Russell snd
1if Nap. on, viii make another elIy about
the blockade
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PROMPTLY IAKE&.-Ihe New Orleans Delta
a'ss.
m SIX per csaJ. on: million loan advertised
81 fne H~syenor in this paper on Monday last
was n5anySl taken up in two days. There re-
naia olt th.ls-siz thousand dollars to MAKE up
-hs Tho!7 a-l9l1' Of the subscription. The Gov
ernor is Kept Dusy s,gniDg the bonds
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