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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-15

The New Orleans Pieagans has a special from
Decatur on the IIh, giving the particulars Of
two gallant affairs which have recently occurred
near Nashville
On the previous Sunday, Capt Morgan en-
gagged the enemy on the Mmfreesboro pike road,
six miles from Nashville, and after a brilliant
slzirmish succeeded in capturing ninety light
prisoners, among whom was one of Gen. Mitch
elrs aid. He also destroyed large provision
train. The enemy being soon after reinforced,
recaptured sixty of their men, who were under
q guard of only ten men. Capt Morgan sue
ceeded in bringing IN thirty eight prisoners, after
hard chase. in which he eluded the enemy,
who at one time had nearly surrounded kim.
He los, four Of his own men.
On the next day detachment of forty of Col.
SCOTS Louisisns cavalry, under the command
of Capt Gustavus Scott, made an attack
upon the enemy on the Franklin pike, SIX
miles from Nashville. The Federals, one hun
dred and twenty strong, were routed, twenty Of
them killed, and forty of their guns captured.
Their tents were also burned Our loss in this
affair was two killed.
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Confederate vessel. in HAVANA

The following Confederate vessels were at He
vsua about the lst Of March;
Steamers Col J. Whitnore, Captain Reinhardt Flor
ida Captain Nelson
Schooners WIN. Mallory, Captain Campbsll; Wide
Awake Captain Martin; Phoenix, Captain MARI Anns
Bell, Captain Sleeper Lilly Captain Collier C. P
Knapp, Captain Labberty S. Townsend, Captain
Draiy
Most Of them were reported for or from Mafsm0ras.
The ship Merrmgc iasr-i for Boston The Zath o
February, from Havana having part Of her cargo t
bales of cotton the ship Hannah Thornton. OF NeP
York, with l50 bales The Spanish bark Cameron haf
been chartered take 100 bales of cotton Havre
81 8 per bale. The British schooner L. B Usher haC
been taken up - load 500 0bls ,urpeune New Yori
at Sl-25 per Dbl
The British steamer Nelly, Captain Moore, which lef
Havana the lst inst has arrived az southern por
safety she has brought valuable cargo Of dry goods
incidence soap, candles, aud numerous articles whic
vii be very useful 40 the present time She experience,
q heavy blow from the south the - inst, and "a
gale from the northwest the 5th inst Saw NJ
Lincoln cruisers Ihe pass ige.
The YankCe war steamer Harriet Lane arrived at Ha
vana on saturday. and had mp steam really % eom'
out when this steamer left
The bark GambiI B. Capt Kean, had reached Havsui
ers Samuel Adams and Joanna Ward hsd arrived a.
Matauza and the last had sailed for Confederate port
The schoo Alert formerly pilot boat Charleston had
left Havana
Many wild rumors from Yankee sources were circula
ting in Havana, which stated that Savannah, New Or
leans, and other places had been captured and these
ports had affected the price ol cotton.
Il WIS reported in Havana thst the Hon. " T. Yam
cey had reached that city.
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From the Southern Monthly for april
CLOUDS IN THE WEST


| Hark on the wind that whistles from the West.
A manly shout for instant succor Gomez
From men who dght outnumbeyed, breast 10 bress4
With rage-iudented drums
Who dare for child wife, couutry-stream and strand
Though out a faction the sFarlnlng foe.
There--at the flooded Fateygays Of the laud
To stem torrents flow.
To arms brave sous of each embatted State.
Whose queenly standard is southern star.
Who would be free nus; ride the Lists Of Pate
On Freedoms victor-cari
Forsake the field the shop, the mart. tbs hum
OF craven traffic for the mastering clan;
The desd themselves pledged that you shall come
And prove yourself-s man.
That sacred turf where first a thrilling grief
Was felt which taught YOU heaven alons disposes-
God can you hive 10 see a foreign rhief
COntaminste its rosssi
How. summonlng trumpets, q coupulslve stavs
Through all the bounds, from Beers eba TO Dans
Come out come Outt who scorns % be aave
Or claims 70 be d man
Hark on the breezes whIsung from the West.
manly shout for instant suecor comes
From men who night outnumb-rsd. breast 70 breast,
With rag --indented drumsi
Who charge and cheer amid the nurderous DIN.
Where still your bzttl8-hsgs unbeudsd wave
Dying for what fathers died 10 win,
And yOu must fight to save
Hoi shriIy flies that stir the Wales from sleep.
Hoi bTazeu thunders from the mountains h0ari
The very waves are marshaliug the deep
While tempests tread the shore
Arise aud swear, your palm-englrdled land
Shall burisl only yield q bandit foe
Then, spring upon The csitiffs steel in hand
And strike the fated b. ow
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NOTICE!

g ~ OF America
WAR DEPARTMEN --1RDgAACa oFFlCF
KLCHHoSD. hlar.h q I'd g.
DDS viii bo received st this Office t She I5ia of
- April next, for the following OAgNAnGE and
ORDNANCE MATERIAL for She Coufolerate ststss
Army;
100000 uns Charcoal u 5last Pig Irtn.
5000 suns Of B.0ous. lchncoaiJ
5000 runs Wrought Ir-n da-s of 7srious sizss 4
llU Ten inch Column ail
100 sight inrh tou1nhIa5s.
il0 Ten ilCh Sir 2 al1 fiarriseu SlortaYs
100 lhirls5u iaCh eaa coast aiurssrs.
SO IWcivc- ponr1er Irou ovFI tiers.
500 Six-p0r nd-r lsoa isid Guns
Bids may be rnade Or quantity of lrou 5ver euz
hundred tuus, ana for any Hulte 1f GU ovsr ta1
Drssiass Of tie guns Uin % furnished only to psr.
les whose h'ds sccepfed
Bidders VII state .at7 q deisery. and re iats
st Nhieh nor isss thau laared of ron ~ Be-
expected - be fl q shsi
Tney mus g. stats DC ;las sesrsd fzraiza as
whole Of their be.
Biddes FOR guns VIII state me oafe of tho 1rat sep-
sry, ard the ie required So supply he whole Euuoar
Payments Wil Be nisds On fslve5 q sot less Shan
iftY Of iron, sud fhe rEAl pas f "a Coz
jeieEsie bonds b reserved
Bid must be sealed and enl1ss q and ndorse7 tls
envelope Proposals igr Ion o. Pr -cslls. g..
4uns the may bs.
j. GORGAs. LisaIsnant-c crlunct
mhl5tl0shsp casi QrdasHss,
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Sow OATs.-In our Confederacy hay is a
this time a scarce article. 1t is much needed fol
the horses in cur armies, and if they do not get
plenty of feed, the severe work they have tC
perform soon reduces them to a worthless condi
ton. L, is also wanted in the cities and towns
as well as on the plantations 70 obtain al
early supply, planters should SOW oats Il car
be cut before it is ripe, and cured as hay is
cured, then baled aud sent 70 market Do not
be afraid of having too much Of it, There viii
be sale for all you have, and it viii bring you
the money, and cotton viii not. We repeat
SOW plenty Of oats for an early supply Of feed
We might add, do not forget to SOW plenty Of
millet also
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COttOn.


rom -ilo lecluiHlu wing
A notion has been entertained in England that
other fields Of supply than the Southern States
could b discovered or provided This idea has
been very much pressed by certain parties in
England, who, hating negro slavery, and desir.
ing 90 maxi ileir country t'iudependent of this
have been urging action by associations and
government to effect the desired end. Millions
and millions have heretofore been expended, and
expended Ia vain, 60 attain the same object
Bus these failures have not opened their eyes
the attempt is again to be made. We see by
Lord John RusselPs letter TO Lord Lyons, that
ne is under the delusi0n that other countries can
compete with the Southern States in the produc-
tiOn OF cotton.
He states that the apprehension is ascertained
that the Southern COutederacy, in order TO de-
feat that comPe tition, would reopen the African
slave trade Our policy is fixed by the Cousti-
tu,ioni and nature has given us advantages in
the production Of cotton, to be found nowhere
else. If England could obtain a sufiicieucy of
cotton elsewhere, and would confiue herself TO
that, it would be fatal blow to tie suprema-
cy which her manufactures now enjoy. That
cotton would be Of inferior quality to ours, and
of course the fabric made OF it could not COM
pete with that made OF the southern staple. The
continental States would use this latter article,
and speedily Dive English fabrics from all the
markets OF the world
But the crotchet is in the English mind They
think they can do without as. Let them indulge
their fancy But let as profit by the contingency,
aud form a close and advantageous trsaty with
France. England labOring under the deiusion
of creating cotton for herself, viii be less Jealous
of an alliance between Us and the French.
In the meantime it cannot be too often and
toe earnestly repeated, that our military author
tiles should instantly take steps to prevent the
possibility Of cotton falling into the hands Of the
enemy. This is the g eat object in invading
the Mississippi valey-its success is vital to our
foes. At all costs, if should be defeated.
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cFgFRAL ORDERS No. {,

EXEOUTIYE HEADQUARTERS,
MEaFHIs Tenn March u 1862
Z VOLUNTEER COMPANIES win rendezvous ct th'
1 . following points
From west Tennesseo, az Grand Junction
From Middle Tennessee, At Palaskt
From East Tenneszee, 81 Knoxville.
2 Captains OF Volunteer Companies organized since
The Ist Of February 1902 that may be organized IN
the future viii port the organizat 70 the Adlatan
General Of the State and viii promptly move their com
msnds ta reud-EvouR
IS eommaud Of IsHAN HARRls. Governor, etc.
W G.. WHITTHORNE,
mhII-Iys Adlutanl-GsDsrsl
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NnTanE


OFFICE or Tbs HEBNANDO ISIS col
AEEPBIs M4lca i5th ls52
At1N6 ioned d DE a ly- 4 have .-i.h be- cen, ,eut
IL u ths Board of Directors rr usle rr q be q ties
u my CE1cs 10 j. g. LoRs1sls. E- o.
Al pa ties having business with the oa5 e or wisd-
~ ee+e eaA on Dr. L.usdais. at hs cfics GA .ils
north SIDE II J-hers0u strset near Frsu- Row
A. H. uU PiiE
M Div Sfcv Fisrnsn 'a Tusr-zr-a f.arr.qrv
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FROIE PIE UPPER RTTER.

The GeReral Quitman arrived at the landing
yesterday, from the upper river, her trip hay-
inz extended as iar as Tiptonvi.la, short dis-
tance below Point Pleasant
One Of the officers informs US that heavy
oannousding was heard 81 New Madrid, before
TIE boss left. which lasted from four until ten
o siook a IL, Thursday. Ills opinion 'gss that
the bssvy guns e the gunbOats were engaged
in Ebelling the enemy Upto the hour Of the
departure Of the boat. no Information as 10 The
result had been received
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FOR SALE !

S have ente' ed me e-yee for ths va, Sss7s5
a bsIf ME- aou. os fbe city with tWenyicuF sttd
AMI a lelf s..re. Piic- Q COO Apply " -i4s---a-
% wciIlfs cashier ana u MemphiA
!. ..-.-. = ~. ]. w LL.N ..
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We have no disposition Ia These stirring times
10 write long articles. But we wish to pat a
few figures before our readers with the hope
that they may reach the eyes Of those for whose
sxpress benefit the calculation has been made.
The Yankee papers admit that tpe United States
Government has been spending 53,00O,O00 a
dav. The debt of the North by the first of JBly
win therefore be about s. 100000, 000 Add to
this the old debt of the United States and the
expenditur on the civil list, and the amount
which the United States government viii owe
after twelve months of war, viii reach the
enormous figure Of Sl,300,000 600
If the South should be conquered, this debt
will be forced upon Us and We shall be forced to
nav it at the point Of the bayouet The popu-
iatien of the Southern States is about eleven
millions. This debt would require en- appor-
tonment of Si17, upon every man woman ana
child, white OF black, throughout the Conteder-
| acy. Or if we estimate the burden in reference
to white population only the apportionment to
each man woman and child would be Sl56, q
| burden which no nauon ever could bear
The proportion which the Slate OF Alabama
would have to pay Of this enormous burden
would be about 1920, 900 600. Taese are plain
statements which any man can rectty for him
self. And yet there are some men IN ie south
a verv few we belisve-still there are some whc
are secretly iDdulgiDg hopes Of being permitted
to die in the glorious Union" II there are
anv such still in this State, we hope that they
will not be permitted to i've mucl54enGer on oul
soil Tuscaloosa ObSsrrer.
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TRUSTEES SAEE!

DURSUASf 4 10 the provisions of a 1sed r truzt To
4 ma executed as Trustee By Joseph Grahau and
W r. Smgt5 dated IsuHsly itl, so aud recorded in
he Registers flee of Saelhy clrnty Tennessee, ol
he On Of l1usry, fe2 iu book 81 SD pGses 81 and
l65, viii e15os9 for sa-, le slesi oi1der for
cash on the 25th day OF March lst2 fronf cf The
Bail Ron Saioon. oa Shelby street.. In the cisT e.
Memphis, tbs foi owing p-o-eity
Ole FOurtssn DAy Cirok
one Counter and 5haivil g,
Thrse Chaude-e' r. f1- gas,
One Cscpet.
Two iooLl1g tf.assaa
-Four Tables
Sfx Cha r.,
tlns Ou Cloth,
And all the Ocean srs rumb.s-s. Gialsvlrs. Spoons
ADD FiktarCs 10 cad salo3r, and which Ehers o
he 4tn January, l-l2
sale to com asnce az II 81 clock A. n.
mhl9 tds+ JOIN :. sALa Trn.tes.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BATTLE Ar NEW MADRID.
THE KNEmY REPULsED.

speeisl Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
TIPToNyILLE. TeRn.--(Uia Fort Pillow, March
l3).-Thera has been heavy cannonade at
New Madrid, from daylight to two P. n. to-day.
The enemy were repulsed on each attack they
made
Our loss is said to be two killed and five
wounded The enerny's loss is reported to be
from three to five hundred killed.
J. G. FLoURNoY.
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Eg Speaking Of tho evacuation Of Columbus.
the war correspondent Of the New Orleans Cres
cent says
II anything is admirable in connection with
this evacuation, il is the secrecy that sbrouded
the intention Of It at headquarters It was kept
so secret that when at last the order was given,
it fell upon the army Ike n thundsrboB But it
was right, ior it was highly important to keep
the enemy in ignorance Of the design
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EY By dint of hard labor for many weeks, the
Federais have at last succeeded in getting two
Of their small steamers IN the main channel OF
the Savannah, between Forts jackson and Pu-
lsski. Ths fact is Of no special Importance, as
they had already full control Of that portion OF
the river Let them bring IN something worth
LIZ insf
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FOR SALE!

y SET or BR ASS HORNS,
With Music and Drums
(f1SSI Ting Of eight Horss, hieh are almost
~ au1 Of ins tone, with crooks; twenty pieces Of
biums AID Ten aud Sass DrJms new Address
j. j. DEW, Secy r. B.,
r-hilI Tvs Huutfriiia. Ala
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The friends ard acquantan Il Mr ErIzaBzrs
DEcoURsET sre spsetfuiy invited TO attend har ia
neral MS Saturday EvENSG 81 Two o'e'oek. from
The residence Of J hn L. Morgao. Arsensi Grounds,
Jef .rson street, extended.
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HOVE TOUR STG3R AND H0IlgSFS

he Piorost marshsI hes osi-1sd Ell sug.r.erd SO.
la1Aes 10 % removed f4om toan. AMI 1 therefore
oter tor Sc large a. dne III ELAIB0AT rLIsh vii
carry one hurd ed hossle-es sna u.or- lFI IN
eheS2 II q. pied i7r soon. JOaE e. WLLD
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NnTHEE.

Will sell 10 the town Of B llyar, HariemsH eoun
l ty. Tenn on SATURDAY, I2ih day Of April 1892
f0r cash, NEGRO MAE who says his Dsms is jacob
Said Ne gro is slid a. a runaway
Ih.s l2sh day OF March 1859
rnbI91ws sheriff
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LATER FROM HAVAsA-Tbe following is
an extract from letter received by & gentleman
in New Orleans from q freud 10 Haysna:
HAVANA, March Two steamers from New
OIlsaus-ths WhilmoTe aud Florida arrived
here last Sunday, loaded with cotton The
Magnolia has not arrived, and We fear has been
captured, as She was chased by three Federal
cruisers.
be news Of the Federsl victories, by the last
steamer, has had q most depressing influence on
our Spanish friends, who seem 10 regard the
cause Of TIE South as lost We southsners
have no such ears and feel satisfied that the next
news ~iil be Of Federal defeats and glorious
victories for us
We had great dinner ou Saturday last, 22d
uit, 70 celebrate the Inauguration Of the Presi-
dent We had some good speeches on the sub
ject, aud kept itup until 10 o'clock, when we
left for home
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DIED.

In this city on erisy, the l4th instant after
lingering iansss, MISS sMus J. PERD5E Bay she
rest 10 peace.
Nstehsz iPers please copy
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u The death Of the following Tennessee
Gus, confined as prisoners Of war in St. Louis
is reported:
February 23-wm. spicer, company H, 18th
regiment
February PA B Rogers, company C, l0th
regiment 81. Divine, company K, 10th regi'
ment.
February 25-M. Gamble, company B, 42d
regiments R. II Williams, company l, Sd regi-
ment.
February 26-C A Ysrborough, company -,
50th regiment e C. McCullen, company g, Sd
regiment.
February 27-H. Il. Moore, 4th regiment; J.
Il York, 4th regiments B Phillips, sd regi-
ment; John N. Woods regiments r G..
Dunkeu, compsny D, Sd regiment J. H. Tate,
Gault's cavalry; Lieut. Allen.
March IN 3. johnson, company II, 32d
regiment; Levi Sharp, Holmsn'S company, 42d
regiment.
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HOUSE z . & Sale
III saUC FEOsE'

WE viii sell on MONDAY E0RcISa. at -,
w 10 0 clock, tha 774
Frame House ltI
CONTAINING siA rJuAt on ila Dorfeeft corue--asst-
ot Court And second streets, pusic auction als0
81 the same time ald p-a5r re FRAME HOUSE eou-
tslniog four n oaas Court street, a,o.n.ng Attend
It you wan ba-ga D. Terms cash
mhIa u " q naNUE I. elN A-r--.
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ETHon John Bel is among the sxiles from
Nashville since the enemy have occupied that
city. All he possessed about Nashville is lost,
the VandslS having destroyed large establish
ment Of which he was sole owner
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THE NORFOLK BATTLE.--TLe New Orleans

THE NORFOLK BATTLE.--The New Orleans
Bee thus rectes the lessons which may be learned
from the success of the Virginia or Merrimac:
Our government may learn some instructive
lessons from the victory achieved by the Yir-
giuia Almost The sole monument OF energy and
efficiency in the Naval Department, we have
seen the Drodigies she has achieved. Had Mr.
Secretary Mallory posse ssed the ability and zeal
essential to his responsible position, instead Of
one Virginia vie should have had ten. The cost
and trouble are not matters of the slightest con
sideration. A vessel built at an expense Of bait
million is dirt cheap when, 10 her 6rst essay.
sbe destroys thrice her value Of the enemys
properly With half dozen Firginiss il The
oeesl the blockade would become miserable
farcs, and the Yankee vessels would be in con
slant terror and dismay Let US hope that the
splendid success Of the Virginia viii stimulate
the Tagging energies Of the Navy Department,
and viii lead to active, prompt and indelatigable
efforts 70 construct other naval c0ntrivances
adapted either to the destruction Of the Yankee
ships or to the etfectusl defense of our forts In
no possibly better manner could ten or twenty
millions OF dollars be expended than by aug
meuting the power 0t our infant navy
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uA company has been formed 81 Mont
gouegy foI erecting rolling mill The works,
va Judge, WI b put in operation with the least
possible 5elay, toe engines having been obtained
A. Mobile and shipped.
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sPECIAL oR1ER u. 60.

HEADQ JARTERs FIRST GRAND DFtT,F9sr-a
Army o. TIE EIssE s~lFP
hUnE0LBT Tenn har.h izib 1902
iNFLAIN d. hih-tiH IS h-reoy oldsred 90 fro-
~ eeed % Memphis Z. uuessae. fcr -as lu-rcss 81
s.-ls i1ai51ctois ia luianfry ta 20 -ns rlzlsur
no" D '-ins formed ~ Le- = D9sta lls-a OF
By onmalo o. 81 isr-G-u a. FoLN
= A. SHUWDEE
nuL7< = assistarr hCistani q rsrsI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KEANWEm.

A RESPECTABLE WUgafrl- elI.I.-ons wiling
n to do tte gen r.lhoazs We o seal fssg.
1ch one hear of slfuat,ul fy tila iE- lnsd
ssely MULLf5 81uef
mhl5 tg 1fl ssiu strait
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NOTICE no sMEPPERs.
Memphis and Ohio R. r. company,

OFsICE CHIEF Eng AND GKyL SUrEEISTt tNpENT z
fafeh - b 1902
No Freight Uii be FeceiVed-to be shipped by this
~ Company-ullsss npaa-ei 5- permit from
aud destination. b. JONES
mLIIIW l-.n.r-L e--.-l--l. dent.
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STARTLING FRAUDS UPOS rHz CoSFEDER-
ATE STATES TREAsCKY--Janes Tyrer aud
john Richardson, alas John Daily, were exam
ined before Confederate States Commissioner
Wm. F. Watson, Saturday, % a charge Of cir
culating counterfeit Confederate States treasury
notes The evidence against the latter was over
whelming, and presented developments Of a
startling character At least $4,000 worth OF
fraudulent treasury notes were presented at the
examination, By parties upon whom they had
been passed, and d very grest number Of them
TO Richardson's original possession. It is sup
posed that the accused obtained surreplitious
admission 70 The establishment Of Hoyer and
Ludwig, on 18Th street, where the notes are
Autographed tor ths government, and worked
off or the genuine stones, notes to the amount
l. thousands Of dollars, which they a.ss' wards
H.et mp with forged signetures aud circulated
with great ease. Richardson was remanded for
trsl before the Confederate States district court
The case Of Tyrer was continued-R'etwoHd IN
qtttrer.
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FOR SALE.

For Confederate Votes
A HOUSE and L IT. on Heraand1 stree, 49,
u between Elliott and south streets. L4t l7s4I
loJxz00 feet hEudsomsly improved ALo, tvo it.I
quarter SECTIONS Of Land .u L.s g-Ialz county -
Mississippi, The Mobile ohio ifs .r1ad. Apply
20 IT, D. lfI LkLEI
mhl3-1w Corner Frout Row sud Sa1tson 81
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YANKEE PBIsONEBs-About 500 Yankee
prisoners on parole passed through our city Oh
Sunday morning last. They were from Iusca-
looss, Ala, aud go t. Norfolk Va, To be eI-
changed. They were comfortably clad, and ap-
psared to be well cared for.-Aagusta Coastitu,
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WANTED. IMMEDIAlEt.Y.

A " 4. NJ. 1 EEsTA. RANT COOk SO o.her
Il need spPly, peroa-e situ2-lan Sud E5sra
wsges wi BE- gwen apply at Toe Bad RlI Eestau-
rant Shelby street.
mills u IlrEpH CpAUaW
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TIE FIRES AT HELENA-The Shield esti-
mates the loss at the first Of the late fires in
Helena at $4,000 That Of the second, in
which the fne Touring mills were destroyed, is
not stated. The latter are to be rebuilt imme-
diatey, and viii, j. is expected, be- completed by
the 10Th Of April The Stield also says:
Since recent cslamitous fires in Helena. the
city suthOrities have materially augmented the
police force; aud if the burnings were, as is
supposed, Or al least, one Of ihsn, the work
Of incendiaues, the guilty parties may ye be
brought TO condign punishment-such punish
ment as viii be no less merite3 than Prompt-for
the people of this community are not Just now in
a frame of mind thst would influence them 10
trouble the officers Of the law with any one
guilty of such heiDous Ofenses. and We can
say TO suspected parties that they are closely
watched day ana night