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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
OFFICIAL REPORT OF "a BAT
I'll OF SHILOH.

We have received Gen. BEAUREGARD's official
report OF the battle Of Shiloh, which we publish
in another column The report states the
following to be our loss in the two days fight:
killed outright ~
Missi1E----------- 559
Aggregate Of casualties .-..-..-...-...- 1889
"Of the losses OF the enemy" says Gen. B.,
Il have no exact knowledge. Their newspapers
report 1t as very heavy. PROFESSIONALLY it was
greater, even in proportion, than our own, on
both days for it was apparent TO all that their
dead left On the field o~U;uumbsred ours two to
one. Their casualties, therefore, cannot have
fallen many short Of trsaiy thousand n killed,
wounded, prisoners and missing
The force of the enemy engaged on The first
day is estimated at $4,000 men, and OF the
second day, Buelfs army having come up, at
$1,000 men.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
MORE TRAITORS DESERTED TO
TIE kNEMN.

The Chicago Tribune, asserts upon the author
ity Of the Nashville papers, that on week before
last there was ian informal meeting Of loyal
Tennesseeans il the Secretary of States Office,
Nashville. over which ex-GoT. W. B. CAMPBELL
presided and that among others present were
tho following: Major WsL B. LEWIS, Colonel
BAIIIE PEVTON. JOHN TRDIBLE, the new
q. S. District Attorney, Hon. VIM. 8. Stokes,
late member Of Congress, and his brother, Hon.
VIM JORDAN STOKES.
Abiding to the meeting Of this tTaitorous
clique, the correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
=sfe says
During tHa card.zI interchange Of opinions which i0ok
place GOV andrew johnson delivered, IN q calm, quiet
style, Che best address l ever besrd from his lips In
luaauer as wei as m n2gteTr though entirely e@tempora-
Moons. IL was admirable BE appealed 10 the gentlemen
present as representatives. Of the loyal men Of IenneS-
see, 20 cone forward promptly and heartily, and bold up
the hands Of q sind, paseTnsl government, which came
among them 10 rescue and protect, not to subjugate and
destroy. lie ur-sd- earnestly, that the right position be
taken promptly without hesitation, and with energetic
boldue-s lie confessed be felt ambitious that Teunes
see should -et a noble example 70 the erring people in
her sister So1tse5n States in finding her way back TO
the uash Ci loyalty peace and happiness His audience
svmpathiE-5 with hiG = that ambition. be was cont
dent.
These ms1 wac axe thus h0bnobbing with
ANDREW JOHNSON. in his conspiracy with the
enemies OF the South, rank among that class OF
persons whose boosted loyalty has hereto
fore, ike mas of Judge MCKINNEY, at present
a caEdlda,a 5r tie Supreme Court, been of an
entirely aeg5ai5e character One Of them JOR-
DAE STOKES, was late : member Of the Ten
nesses Legislature aud has once taken an oath to
s-rr.urr- +ba C--z+futior of the ConfaTarsts
State. Deliver rs from such traitors, these men
Of negative loyalty who have never been
guilty Of aa act OF uttered q sentiment since
this var began, which would put their persons
IN jeopardy should they ever fall into the hands
Of tie foe Ehey have been "skulking neu-
trails, and taeir aspirations for Office should not
be ccuntensEced by our people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
Tire Enemy Seeking Recruits In New Or
TRnmg

The Truc Delta OF tee 18th, and also the Pc
ayune, contains the following advertisement.
Both pspcIs should have refused its publca-
ton ct the Iisk Of being suppressed and confscs-
ted. We give il that our readers may see what
we hsvs to expect in case We are Oveuun by the
snemy's hordes as New Orleans is:
UNITED STATES ARHT-RECEUITsI RECRCITsi-A
few able-boded men are wanted 60 fiji Up the various
regiments 4. ;. A, IL ;his military department, to the
maximum standard. Pay, Sl3 per month, clothing and
ratiOns. and q bounty # rae hundred dollars a. the end
Of the Tar. Union mem forward. right into lie,
march "
Several applications having teen made By persons
loyal TO the United States government for leave to raise
a regiment t-rits service, notice Is hereby given that the
written proposals Of such persons 70 that end win be re-
ceived at the general recruiting Office and considered.
Ohica, No. lU5 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
LOUIS =. SALOg0N, Recruiting Officer.
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ELOTR y RAC0N.

{UALLACE. HYDE * H1sERs ON s-I O. iLer
~ auction mart. stu.u=-s- gla.r 1T HetsHn and
INT. Flour IN .acEs ana bar as. size aid S-.r-oer
Z econ
.LSO-Ona fine Errrr nd I.-.r-s mE-L-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

p The Lyncnburg RePuJiica" Of yesterday
says that late intelligence from the southwest
represents that the number Of Yankees in that
section has been greatly exaggerated. There
are said to be only go or 800 at Giles Court
House, and not exceeding two thousand in all
that region of country. ANY alarm for the safety
of the Tennessee road is, the Republican thinks,
unnecessary, as it feels assured the amPlest
preparations have been made for its protection
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ATITInN SAIR ia NEGRNEN.

I'VE viii seITOUE LIKELY NE ,D0sS,
w Two splendid PiaIO For.ea7
Thirty lead u "a II g.
A la-gc OF Of FuTnIurr
On THURSDAY MORNING, &lG o ID clock,
for C7nJed-rale money or God
y. s.. GItBaZT Is co.
mv9I1- Corner rf SnrHU. E.H .Hfr.u .-. HrE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

sALT-An ~enterprising firm in Augusta are
manufacturing salt by q novel process, They
have purchased q large quantity of old bags
which formerly contained salt These bags are
thoroughly washed in pure water, the water is
then filtered through three different filters. then
boiled till the salt IS nade-ail impurities are
skinned of. The salt thus made IS much
stronger than any imported article.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
WAYNARD RJFiES,

FEW good ne1 wanted a. r-esu.-s for fE4 com
- parry. r. forms % fG-t @. -a. I5i,1 Regiment Iel-
u-s.a y Iu.-~--. en- DrUCl a.s HriEEr f-rs as
wrhIuEt1 JOIN this CEmPasy viIc.i ll M.ss-- SH--
tn, ICDsvEt 5 Cor aL-sa rae On .erst-r-- w4l .r
IoUu for a few ed ys AIMS f.rai-Lel co ai new Leu-
b=Is- b. 3 asa.
mv8I i've F--."- ..-rrrE T. H#
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
WANTED TJ INVEST,
FROM 10, eco TO 75.G00 Dollars

o iuv-s. u a1 improved PATTON and
HAN be wesn vcu Es snt F.h-Hl on or
near the Mississippi. Ii.ar. I'm o. 81 able In ...v-d Rel
Esrare in or uesT the Ciy u Hsupu- Fr9a1.as r-
sci! are Invited rom principals AID aEurr only O0-
from sgen-sJ address o. VITA saal-I nam ssi dsssi1-
ton If p.Oyer-y TO L * EoS Ne T. Neu.as Fcsl
OECs PJE.IAo.a-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
FOR SALE

TTIVE Desirable buIii1E LOTS on IRE northwest
il corner Of Union and 81 cgll ~-rrsrs, lots fronting
Second street 100 by 70 feet each fronting on Union
street q by . feet each. The SANS WL be- sold an pub
Inc auction on SATURDAY, Ray sit For further IN
formation apply &c W 3 GEEasLAN
my2I tbs Corner Uriou EHd Second reefs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

The events OF the last few days render the
following order of interest, which has been issued
by the commandment of tho post in TINS city, to
the Memphis battalion, Lieut-Col. A NJ Foute F.:
The colonel commanding the post takes this opportu-
nifty Of expressing to the officers and men Of the Mem
phis battalion, has regard for tie faithful manner in
which they have performed their delicate duty. Whilst
all regret the necessity OF enforcing the stern rule Of an
attempt go ov-rpOwer guard on duty, yet the command
ing officer takes pleasure in approving the act OF toe
soldier who faithfully performed a duty required BY tie
military Instructions under which he was acting. The
punishment thus severely melted out TO a rash attempt
to OvefpOwer the guard, should be p warning 70 any who
would attempt 70 disregard the restraint placed over the
Outlets 70 the city. THOMAS II. ROsSER,
ToTo1al Commanding Post
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

DANAWAY from The subscribe, on Was5inrt1H
Ii street, he Bis1S Girl ELLIS esd about 3yeErs
The above reward viii be paid e. heF delivery az my
house on Washington street. be css8 Jhlrd ami F0urth
streets. SMITH IT,
mv902ls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

"a If BROwSLOw were a candidate for the
Office Of Supreme Judge in this State, in place of
Hon. r J. Mckinney, and We were TO oppose
him because Of his treason and disloyalty, we
presume the hvalanehs would accuse US Of " re-
snsctatiro dna9 demors y,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
Runaway

nNtae "a d.y Of Nay, my go Nm CANS about
SOyears OF age, . feet inches LIsh qUisH spoken.
1 VIII give Il liberal reward Z b. is returned TO- ms or
confined IN jail 80 tar 4 can get hiu- lay usI-uc5 Is
two and "a half miles north OF 2 leiE b.
MN 81 -..K.LN. = ~A-.Lu-.-
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AaaEaGE.

THE rsuIemau Who par tas-d he NEWFOUND
i LANy SLUT FLDaG 90 he aucla4 mart Of
wallace. uyla a Roga-s8H- Is urgently requested 20
ca. on tho a1Ova firm uF-l IL
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ID RENT,

A CONVESIENi DWELLING with IL IA rooms.
"A on EEc- auga street. Apply soon POSSESSION giy-
en- Immediately. SAMPLE, HITCHELL 8 %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

Y The breadth Of land planted in corn by
Col L. a. Jordan, of Baldwin county, Georgia,
will, it is estimated, with a fair season, yield
10000 bushels. His usual crop Of cotton is
about 2OOO bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

We have intelligence that the main body of
Our forces on the Peninsula have invested the
line of The ChiekahOminy, and are now about
eighteen miles from Richmond. A general &C
ton was expected, and on Saturday our men re-
manned all day in line of battle. The enemy is
confronting our main lines at the distance of
about three miles. Yesterday there was a slight
skirmish OF artillery. Our men are in excellent
spirits at the prospect of a general engagement.
There appears to be a strong indication of a
general action on the Peninsula to-day. General
Johnston has issued orders, which reached here
last evening, for every soldier remaining in Rich
mond, unless confined in the hospitals, TO repair
to his post with a full cartridge box If there Is an
action to-day the sound OF tine guns viii PTOba-
bIv tell us.-RichruOHd Eyam5aeT, May y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
NOTICE

DHE whereabouts Of sr- " o.. BENNETT, GJru
i cry OF Herd5rsons KY would Ike % be known
by J. Is. Davis, of thu E4ms pl ce .r s-EeirH IA
Their Is dead, Hud the -et o. lE1lat B. aC.lad without
see NJ or hearing from him. Any iu- ~Or4-ti-u cHuCcrl-
ing lin, sent TOD s.. Boswell, Neon, TClH. will very
mach obigs his friend j a DAVIS, ID. g.
u,vlII-H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

I~The New York correspondent of the Lou
isville Times treats the battle Of Pittsburg Lend
ing as a drawn battle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
DEARRgERS.

LSCAPED iom tie gu-rd. o., Grand Junction. Two
II men belonging g. cha opal Batter having
been arIlst-d af GeaGIp-Tl, IA lS H-lLFOE end
a = JARAIGAN. A L5crsl reward rs n be peis for
their delivery 90 he JAN iu GempLis, n TO CapG BRYAN.
al Gram junction They ae sr.y probably aB ilelr
way 10 Msupuss.
". C. BRYAN.
myO3t Captain Commanding Appeal Battery.
For Helena, Wittsbu-E ami ~. Fr.naIs Elver-lyei.
Eaadzy, Nay 2,st
Sugg.
VNHIS splendid passenger steamer viii
Il leave - above at 5 p. b. 4zIr&
For freightOr passage apply on board or CO
my2O2t LARRY HAkMSTAD, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

10 In order to allay " ~ hopes of the bad
and the fears of the good and tinid, - Picayune
Butler gives notice, in such Of the New Orleans
papers as he has not suppressed, that &" the strict
est health regulations have been established,
since the capture of the forts, at the Quarantine
Grounds, against the importation of all ePidem-
ice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEDICAL GARD.

IN. K P WATSON, having resumed The practice
IL Of medicine, may b. furd q BIS office Do the
Book and Tract Dep5-sory 5Hi.cug south zd- Of
Court Squsra wv.Hlwr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

r TIE HcqIaacbe grossly errs in stating
yesterday that tho Vieksbur- Hing and
Citizen favor a surrender Of thsg city These
journals oppose the burning Of Vlcksburg, but
DO not advocate a surrender" II they did,
we would dislike very much to hold stock in The
insurance companies which insured their cstab
ishmnnts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

FROM SOUTHWESTERN VRGINIA-Iho Rich
mond Examiner, of the 10Th, says an official
dispatch was received by Gen. Lee, on the day
previous, flom Gen. Hsth, stating that the Con
federste troops had rePulsed the enemy in the
neighborhood of Giles Court House. The con-
tents of the dispatch ere, in brief. that about
sunrise Saturday morning We had STACKED the
enemy's forces and dispersed them. No partic-
ulaTs are given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

BUFFERS INDUSTRIOUS DEsPoTIsM-In New
Orleans, on the 18th inst, IS we learn from the
True Deita, Geo. Posey, for an attack on a United
States soldier, was, after the hearing Of evidence.
sentenced by a Federal military court to be cor.
fined in Fort Jackson, La, for the period of
twenty-one years, at hard labor, with ball and
chain attached TO him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

CUMBERLAND CARA letter from DR.. Francis
H. Gaines, surgeon in our army at Cumberland
Gap, says that the enemy's force which menaced
that stronghold is completely demoralized. TIE
mail poz has been decimsting their ranks, and
deserters are of frequent occurrence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

- Butler authorizes his vermin-coTered
Hessians from Massachusetts, to insult the New
Orleans ladies by treating them as common
courtesans. Does not this vile suggestion of
the Yankee despot thrill the southern blood ike
an electric stream of ire2 VIII not our bravo
soldiery' maddened by the insult offered their
mothers aud sisters, daughters and wives, fal
upon the foe in the next shock Of arms. and
~exterminate him, without quarter, from the face
Of the earth2 No people ever had mere to fight
Tor than we Of the Souta-no people more to
avenge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

z The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 18th,
says The evacuation of Fort Pillow is conf
IDENTIFY predicted within a few hours. Perhaps
the mex. news we receive from there viii be of
its occupation, and the movement of the fotlla
down the river
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

= The New Orleans Bee says that the post
Office of that city was to be re-oPened last Wed
nesday. The mails, however, are to be under the
supervision of the Lincoln authority. The Bee
also supposes from the great number Of large
buildings that are being prepared for hospitals
that the Federal army is not in good health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

Y The following item from the Cincinnati
Commercial, of the 18th instant, shows TO what
extent the invaders of our country are @ protect
ing private property"
Bv order OF Gen. Curtis, twenty-eight slaves,
beIonping to Judge Martin, of Polk Bayou,
Arkansas, captured on the Sd in Independence
county, while beiag taken South by agents Of
the rebellion, have been coniscatcd and emauci-
uated. and allowed to go wherever they please.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

SITUATION ss GARDEEER. oy l4s who
"A thoroughly 1uders-an1i Ike bss;Drs- Apply Co
Tufts, opposite Bea- street market
mv7I De
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21

EsA correspondents says; L was sometime
ago in a barber shop, enjoying the delightful tin
hIa.ions of = shampOOu, when Bill, our barber, q
very laxative fellow, and as black as the ace Of
spades, said to me with his strongest daTkey
twang: "Massa7 do you know lawyer,
in the same building where your office isl"
"Oh, yes, very we'll" He's got the littlest
head l ever seed on a man" At this remark, a
big, fat, chuffy negro, lOuDging on a settee,
spoke up: What's de use CD a big trunk wild
out any closet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-21
Rl TELEGRAPH.
sO.~ na.oors Of rcr,ian 's,,r,, sauos.

f:U,~ F>usoorv Of Foreign intervention.
kIrfNb>n. Nl.y ~ r. Ei1.in.ud E.uqui
rer. at t,..n a-- .,..acts l..Un northern
pap-,s It .Ds 10 b RS. aI 5ng 4 ..h t..e-
of the 3rd The prominent -,hi '- lh, ...
mored intention Of Eugleud aud .a.. 10 .-..
vene in American affair,
The Pans correspondent oI tie F-h
Herald, writing under dste OF the ooh al,
that notes have been passing between the u
governments within the past week ia relation 30
this matter. There is no doubt, the Enquirer
SAYS. ediforisIly, " that our extracts from Tic last
European Intelligence received at the North, in
dicsteo. cn the part Of England and France, an
intention TO intervene for the restoration of peace
on thIs continent The feeling exhibited is alto
gsther in favor Of acknowledging the pretensions
OF the Confederate States.
iIucoip Raises .ac Blockade.
Lincoln rs issued a proclamation declaring
thar the blockade Of the ports of Beaufort, Port
Ey5a, aud Nsa O.lesns shall so far cease as to
d5J-sa,a= Cd ;ae Isl Of Juae. Tha- commercial
intgiaou,.- ~I;n .he5s ports, 0zcspt as TO persons
thing sli lat..a,~a. %. .atTsbaua If war, may
from rasr ,ai 5- e4u..t a.. suhj-c. L. the laws
Of the United S.a.s-
"rs"i ..s~Iai".
RfCHd8.D NAY 4t.-las i,acgaig Virgil
Man. ri 20 d-Y. SAYS Jr-J 4ntuJ i've .H.asa ID e
tie -u-my wo.s caught a-.s-aa .l- l.,,es .i
G nerais H-ra a.3 Marshall near su. \lgso.so '
New ryeA Giles c,uu,s ,aa, .u-eusny. seeing
u - . ..-E q. . -." ,--r,.-
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r The name CT the Hon. Geo. Dixon does
not appear Ia the card of the attorneys who
recommended the Hon. R, }. Mckinney for the
supreme judgeship. Judge Dixon authorizes rs
to state that he fully subscribes to the sentiments
contained in that card, and VIII support Judge
McKiunev.
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BON TON RESTAURANT

s4ad roe Cream SG5O0SE
IN East side Shelby street, thIes doors fr1u Union.
~ This popular estabishleCt having been Ful IN tn
mos. thorough repsir is now open for tHs reception Of
visitors Ehs prUpretOTs viii use every eHIrt Ter tEl
comfort AMI convenience Of al Who may favor them
vita their patronage. The t-als VIII be ura.aa.d with
the best that Sire market aH0. SIS
mvi6-6ts WATSON q LEBAER
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TWO HoTSES For SALE.
S95 REWARD.

LN&QUikE OF
u WALLACE. HYDE q RUGERSON.
my2l2t AuCioreGrs and Rea Est.t- A-er-7
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SPLENDID REAL ESTATE!
BRICK RESIDENCE AND DESIRABLE
VACANT LET'S AT AUCTION!
PASSMORE, LI0E 6 MARSHALL,
IN. p. RrnkPTS and AHcti0I

Il, /, Brokers and AuCIlOneeTS.
I'VE will sell A. the Chamber OF Commerce,
w on WEDNESDAY, lis Inst. The f0a1W- m1
ing desirable city property VA h0nrce street.,
extended. ana the riggCa KOJ5t road, aapi-uddA
BRICK RESIDENCEE
with q lot 50 by LIB feet. Also, the f,LoTiur- ad0iu-
ing the house, THREE VACANT Tors. tN' Of 40
feet each By l53, and one OF 50 feet by L53.
ALSO-TwO DESIRABLE Ions, on the Pigeon
R0ost rOaI 50 feet front each BY 2jo. rluuirg back 90
Monroe rect with the -lue front.
~PASSMDRB, I s. MARSHALL
mvI- "a Zeal Estate Brokers and Aucr 0usa-1
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u The will of Alex. B. Barrel, a wealthy
Kentuckisn, proved first in Richmond two years
ago, Las row been proved in London, on ac'
count of property valued at S6OO,000 in Eng
The Londoners express considerable sur
prise at the peculiar "Americanisms in the
will-such as instructions how to use the prop
erty. He leaves 100000 and a " liberal an
nuity - to his widow, for a residence in Ireland :
his Virginia estates to his son, by a former wife;
and his Kentucky estates to his daughter, also
by q former wife; and to both Of them the sum
mer residence on Staten Island as a pleasure
retrest. lie requests that his daughter be pro-
tected from the fortune-bunting crew"
ALIEN REsTDENTs-THE CONsCRiPTIOE ACT.
The following dispatch, says tho Uississigpjaa,
announcing a decision upon a point Of consider
able interest, has been placed at our disposal :
RiCHsIOND, May I3, 1862.
Honorable L. Bsrksdale
The Attorney General Of the Confederate
States has decided that aliens permanently re-
siding in the COnfedcracy are subject TO con
scription. G. w. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War.